German Medical Students and Logan Monument Plans
In Germany the surge of medical students prompts warnings from Professor Conrad that the profession will lack cure if trends continue, with 8,465 students now enrolled. Elsewhere, Chicago plans a Logan tomb site in Jackson Park and a Logan equestrian statue in Washington funded by veterans groups. Abby Folsom’s abolition-era episode, Sioux training at White’s Institute, Lowell’s Harvard Club talk, old bonnet fashion, and 1888 presidential pairing discussions close the item.
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Germany
Conrad
Halle
Bourner
Prissia
Jackson Park
Chicago
Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Army of the Tommie
Washington
Wabhsh
Ind
Indian Territory
White's
Sam
Death notices and state news from early era source
State notices report the death of Mrs Harmon of Wheatland and relate family ties to Commodore Perry while detailing her life in New York and New York state, plus notes on Ex-Congressman Breitung of Michigan, a University fire incident, and a currency of inspector reports.
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Grawton Harmon
Ith Ho Harmon
President Loveland
Milford Harmon
Jackson
Harmon
Hornotlewilie
N.Y
Kew
Mre
Jomes
Miniden Haine
Marcie Champlain
Commodore Champ
E. Harmon
Wheatland
Monroe County
Mimiles
Inneherter
Medina
Me. Folsom
Folsom
Frankie
Firever Cleveland
Wehool
Buffalo
Cleveland
Jarkein
Milford
Airaenlleot
Breitang
Heo
Edeard Breitung
Lst
Sebaiken
Duchy of
Sure-Meiningen
Hhitg
Penimsula
Michikan
Kalamaziga
Letroit
Iron Furnaon
Negetnee
Washington Iron Company
Marquette
Menomines
Negaunea
Durin
Washington
Mary Pauline
Negarnes
Kreitung
Michigan
Mother Angelia
St. Mary's Academy
Tam
Notre Dame
Angelia
Thomas Ewing
Harrison
Gen. Sherman
G Gorgetown
Jamies
Blaine
Brownsville
Mini Elva Gillespie
Eho
Order of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
South Head
Lorna
University of Notre Dame
St. Mary Demy
Order For the
United States
Aug Hinsdale of Jasper and county deaths in 1800s
A chaotic string of local tragedies and events from East Saginaw County. Notable items include the Aug Hinsdale death by choking on a pear, Crippen’s suicide linked to family wealth, and Frank Turek’s train dispute near East Saginaw. Also noted are a musician’s death near Calumet, Mrs. Horton’s fragile health, and varied regional incidents spanning fires, accidents, and legal notes.
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Aug Hinsdale
Jasper
Benawen County
East Saginaw
Congregational Church of
Aspens
Jay D. Crippen
Coldwater
Crippen
Ladow
Clinton B. Fisk
Frank Turek
Way City
Michigan Central
Vassary
Johnny Mille
Calumey
Huth Horton
Jackson
Cleveland
Grindstone City
Maron Coloty
Naples
Italy
Frances & Willard
Antonal Woo TU
Tod
Michigan
Frank
Andrew Bowrerans
St Charles
Saginaw County
Hugh O'Mara
Ulver Heeencrans
United States
Grand Rapids
Department
Washington
Andrew Kangis
St. Charles Saginaw County
Orange
Emerson
Vaosar
Hey
Cluting
Hugh Gritfin
Grifin
Ketrott
John Walters
Datroit
St. Mary's Hospital
St Ignace
Oregon
Themiticens’ Committee of
Wmn
Angie of
Orion
W. W. Murphy
Frankfort
Th University
Grand Rapide
Muskego
Henry Brace
Steep River
William & Korague
Dr Sprague
Sherwood Manufacturing Company
Fred Heen
Clarksville
Luther
Sale River
Valnald
Win Feline, Jr
Olio Genesee County
Jadee Newton
Duckton
Lenin
Jali
Ceveral
Mtv
Ann Arbor
State Capital Notes Chronicle of Legislative Activity
A broad survey of Michigan state legislature actions includes bills on murder penalty by hanging, promissory notes defenses, railroads freight rates, public printing laws, and voter suffrage preparations. It notes committee moves, appropriations for insane asylums, county reports, and gubernatorial actions, with references to rail regulation, court procedures, and university funding.
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Willer
Eve Nutter
Senate
Maid Bard
Abel Suppe
University
Chemical Laboratory
Univerity
Annies
Medical
Michigan Uiversity
Corbin
Hone
Ettire
Alen
Baidie
Circuit Aale
BeechER DYING The Pastor Of Symouth Chareh Stricken
The pastor Henry Word leecher is reported near death from paralysis. Physicians describe complete bodily failure with hourly risk of death as the patient lies semiconscious and the room filled with pain and fear.
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Symouth
Chareh
Henry Word Leecher
Pitt
Bescher
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Alma Record
C. M. Fiannso
Olin
Ella Ward
Abby Folsom
Sle Wae
Esro
Wendell Phillips
Tila
Lin
Willian A. White
Oliver Johnson
Oliver Johnson Lifted Her Up In the Chair In Which She Had Planted Heracl
James Russell Lowell
Harvard Club of
Lorenzo Dow
Foraker
Holman
Voorhees
Sherman
Hisvock
Hawley
Carmiie
Howitt
Carr
Carlisle
State News
Otiene Uusiman Board of Corrections and Charities
Aalin Apeetar
Pollowe
Saginaw
IAM
Heras
Gomneees
Tahoe
Condensed State News
Patrick Corl
Battle Creek
Agwi Si
Edward Breitung
Neguonee
Breitung
Upper Peninsula
Templar
Me. Breituog
Nll
Viavid Korigut
Detroit
Post Office Department
Manchester
James J. Macdonald
Surpey
Cap Keeton
Ameriva
Alex. Macdonald
Maneiestents
Waiter Resiiee
Dieton
Leutenant Peverner
Emet
University Students Co-Operative Aeoiation
R Val
The
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Curtin
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Vermont Central
Ad Mail
WH. Gardner
Tombighee
Motle
Gainesville
Kunster County
Ferrilin
Mobile
Mra W
Sid ©. Coleman
W. T. Kembert
State Capital Notes
Capitol
Seward Baker
Nempestye
Ws Christian Tet Perance
Renatir Crechy
Miohheun
Makycin Hue
Ataty Alain
Ren Petes
Thu
Eeemms Giadl
Flow Sues
Rernor Para
Wis
State Military Board
Favk
Oshera
Tony
Negauner
Supreme Court
House
Willard
Mary Doeot
Kay
Frances
Mary S Nash
Bay City
Helen VP
Jenkin
Lonta
Ketcham
Grand Kapits
Mere Hogsett
Adrian
Mee Wilton
Fom
Howe
United States Senate
Judiciary Committee
Konate
Freikht
Soleil
Hngnement
Michael Brown
Big Kapa
James A. Crover
Meanmines
Pruateon
Soldiers
Grand Rapidy
Rasyell A. Alger
Byron Fee
Hax
Thateat
Wan G
Welon Labor Party
Haw
Mae
Bearis
Cincinnati
Palmer
Cork
Tiagte
Congress
State of
Mich
University of Michuga
West Michigan
Sereion
Mere, Thorp & Godfrey
Kentlemen
Hudson House
Menominee
Wlote
Pepe
Turd
Pontiae Wsghui
Nowen
Lr Hurd
Railro
Hell
Pas Il
Lakefield
Mackinace County
Ceding
Naginaw
Bessemer
Agugatec County
Tate Land Office
Beecher
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