Michigan elevator trust and warehouse license bill details
The draft measure outlines state regulation of grain elevators and warehouses in Michigan. It sets bonding of 50,000 for the chief inspector, 10,000 for deputies, and license requirements varying by capacity. Elevator operators must set uniform charges, publish annual price schedules, and prohibit mixing grain grades. Fraud penalties and inspection rules are specified.
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Michigan
Railroadis
Wallroad
Ly Rss Awmi
Labor Men Organize Adopt a Constitution at Meeting
Labor federation delegates from the state held a three day convention in Lansing in February to organize, adopting resolutions for civil service hires and rail fare reform while opposing certain tax and legal measures. Officers were elected with Joseph Lahadieot of Detroit as president and an executive board from Jackson and Detroit. The state fremen's association plans a convention in Lansing on May 1.
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Lansing
Michigan
Egan
Pres Dent
Wien
Judie Rhone
Hofv
Federation Avanti
Provident Ghiilwawer
Miateidhal Wulene Prowerkta
Whaes ii
Wilv Amade Dnods Loring
Mirtigua Arbeiter Zeabung
Erenncen
Sirliaw
Joseph
Sagiaw
J. 0. Mitchell
Bie
H.C. Wilahan
Grand Rapita
Henry Twrot
Detroit
Abadves Tivn C .A
Wittman
Danie Marringer
Interesting Ashland Club talk on The Exodus of the Children of Ham
James Lane Allen delivered a lecture to the Ashland Club on The Exodus of the Children of Ham. He argued emancipation did not end social issues, noting unrest after emancipation and suggesting divine justice links masters and slaves. The audience applauded as the talk contrasted social progress with ongoing inequality.
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Ashland Club
James L. Allan
James Lane Allen
Children of
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Shaver
Ham
Ube
Treo Thorn
Tyre
Tidian Fables o Animal life and tales of mock history
A fragmented OCR piece presents fables and anecdotes about animals from North American Indigenous traditions, mixing names and places with garbled dialogue and moral tales. It references a bear, panther, moose, and archetypal trickster figures, plus a scattered exchange about commerce and office seeking men, all delivered in a garbled colonial tone.
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North Ameria
Methore di Lorne
Uarte Lemus
Gonlas Terrie
Tee
Chiseky Watt
Muwoen
Bear
Panther
Sholee Yaid
Aishormarton
Pelaiuan
Aed
Aming Phe
Compressed Paper Wheels Supplant Iron Locomotive Wheels
Engineer John Campbell on Cajon Pacific operates engine No id with a tender fitted with paper wheels, claiming 24 000 miles of service per turning down and similar durability to iron wheels. Union Pacific equips nearly all new coaches with the compressed paper wheels, costing $12 per tire and boxing row.
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John Campbell
Cajon Pacific
Union Pacific
Veritable "She" Medium Annie Stidham of Hallmore Mich
Mrs Annie Stidham aged about 10 at Hallmore Mich has become a remarkable spirit medium. She lives with her parents at 1201 North Carey Street. Since three years ago she began trances at intervals and in each trance adopts the features of her grandmother who died years ago. After entering a trance her appearance changes from rosy heels to a pinched hag and her manner shifts to that of an old woman. While in this state she converses with someone about her. Her strength is described as wonderful and despite resistance from three strong men attempts to poll her. Physicians and physiology specialists show interest in her case.
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Annie Stidham
Hallmore
North Carey Street
Gramimotter
Moen
Fragmented 19th Century Health and Medical Advertisements
A garbled page recounts various medical claims and odd anecdotes. It mentions Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and Lincoln era style remedies. The text also references Castoria and familiar patent medicines, with scattered references to doctors, pharmacists, and Anglo American health beliefs.
Dakota and health ads flood a dime-era page
The page features exaggerated medical pitches for Dr Bull’s cough syrup and Kemp’s Balsam, a sensational plea for a disease cure, and notices about Dakota land sales and settlers. It touts cures for consumption, urges readers to request free information, and contrasts odd medical claims with promotional letters and readable fragments.
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Teagan
Burbage
Paine
Welia Richarison & CO
Burlington
Ikon
Carter
Texas
Seine Gererepm
Houston & Texas Cent Lry,co
Ned Agricn Ut
Bali
Doveron
Ian Oe
Napier
Vernon, Texas
Oaklaw
Borses
Brillians
America
Buna Witrees
Soraruia
Cleveland, Tenn
Hlatere
Teal
Spapig Sea Atlante
Ely
CLP
Virginia
Vamnpnidt Png Pel Tettat CA
Soni Hern Ares i
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Newt
Honsee
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Bill
Bowie
Lim
Wooleaite
Wayne Ountyy
Rhance
Miversty
Ananth Tees
Jerermal
Alain Snore
Corones
Teaelis Nal
Ted
Mr Mewell
Ieee
Emeston
Belug
Ina Hiouat
State Fremen’s Association
Hiba
Shur
Abe
Vinay
Jude Wurhill
Seorney
Joel
Cay
Pirat
Prochis Bey
Huaylva
Hixzeton
Bose
Totaates Bs
Erinblod
Nln
Tate Torner
Brett
M Main
New York
Sand Bay Drugeiste
Akliltul Phyalalans
Pierce
Oliver Wendell Howes
Pekin
Raby
Eck
Ative
Mims
Castora
Japan
Washington
Goto
Bull
Troulle
Salvaton
Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
Kemp
Dalsam
Keup
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Gansets
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Woody & Co., Cincinnat
Bavrik
York
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia, PA
JAND
Iaac Thompson
Waite
John L.thompson, Sons
Raiatir Mpg Co., Holly, Mich
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Mate Ferther
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Tost Ane
Emmy
Hortherh
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