Henry Brown 1780s battle Creek lawyer dies at home
Henry Brown a prominent lawyer of Brown and Thomas in Battle Creek died at his residence aged 60. A former state legislator and Confederate partisan, his career spanned naval service in South America and Africa campaigns, shipboard duties with Kane, and public work including a phonography and shorthand system. He married Dkwell of Battle Creek and survives.
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Fragmented 19th Century Michigan Weather Notes and Incidents
The report compiles diverse local items from Michigan and nearby areas: sheep counts, wool yields, and livestock losses. fires destroying buildings. legal notices. accidents including drownings and a fatal mill injury. coal and rail developments. and several brief mentions of local officials, institutions, and community events. The entries reveal broad rural economy concerns, infrastructure projects, and public safety issues of the period.
Vast Weather, Political Turmoil Across Nations
A jumble of dispatches reports earthquakes near Smyrna and unrest across empires. Queen Victoria seeks amnesty for minor offenses amid jubilee commemorations. Dynmite plots scare London and Ottawa while rulers face illness and intrigue. A New York opium smuggling case unfolds with Hong Kong ties.
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President Cleveland Revokes War Department Flag Restoratio
The President issues an order revoking the decision to return Confederate flags captured during the war from the War Department building. The move provokes near universal condemnation from veterans and political factions who view it as an outrage to the soldiers who won and safeguarded the trophies in the nation’s archives. The explanation cites War Department proposals as a motive to promote good feating.
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