Mysterious Kidnapping Shocks City And Acolyte Society Declines
A prominent citizen Joseph Perrin vanished after being lured from his home on a ruse and forced to sign a ransom with a Detroit police response sparking a statewide sensation. News reports note the Michigan association’s death and a plan to form a 200000 dollar company to manage corn products with meetings set for April 8 and likely reorganization aims amid scarce producer cooperation.
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Ani
Aigu & Check
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To & Cortain
Derrien
Detroit
Grand Lodge Meeting at Bay City Names Officers
Kulette of Pythias and Grand Lodge officers announced a grand session at Bay City Wednesday with officers including Grand Master D C Pare Petoskey Grand Chancellor Will H Loonis Grand Prelate George A Reynoule Grand Exchequer I Mail Hudson Grand Keeper James W Hopkine Grand Inner Guard Cherbee Ionia Grand Outer Guard Phorwon Detroit Grand Supreme Native HT Bennett Bay City.
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Grand Inner Guard
Clirbee
Ionia
Grand Outer Guard
Phorwon
Detroit
Grand Supreme
Bennett
Bay City
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Sault Ste. Marie Lock Breach Floods Collins & Purnell
A portion of the Sault Ste. Marie canal lock failed Wednesday, flooding Farwell's plant and nearby pits. Workers sealed leaks with clay while a cofferdam evolves. government aims to keep water free from the site, with damages expected. The third break is under government watch as repairs continue.
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Farwell
Collins & Purnell
Michigan items fragment headlines mix with local notes
Fragmentary Michigan items report church adoptions, student actions, a drummer robbed, judges organized, a pastor accepting a church, a warder sentenced, a Holland minister's death, and various local incidents. Names and places scattered, with mixed details and partial sentences.
Stabbing Case and Local Incidents Reported
Frank Bourbon of Musleyon bound over to vircult court with $900 bail for stabbing Holndeer Cooper. Chase of Otsego injured in a runaway. he is not severely hurt. Traverse Bay thawed, boats out for first time this season. Hoard of other local misc incidents including fires, accidents, deaths, resignations, and legal notices across Muskegon, Manistee, Battle Creek, and nearby areas.
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Musleyon
Vircult
Holndeer Cooper
de. Chase
Otsego
Traverse Bay
Fragmented early 20th century telegraphic news clipping
A garbled OCR excerpt reports diverse items: Camila’s parliament forming in April, Hon. desoph Fydollesen ill at Washington, notes on wheat crop outlook, U S savages bank of Topeka closing, Memorial Day events, a possible Niagara Falls suicide, whisky seizure in Quebec, a jail incident in Milwaukee, an insurance agent in Kentucky jailed for embezzlement, labor strikes in Ohio, a fire-destroyed town in Iowa, a Monte Carlo sweepstakes winner, early telephone conversations between London and Paris, and scattered death, marriage, and business stories including Frank Frayne’s death and a tea and coffee wholesale firm’s alleged alert.
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Menen
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Quelec
Milwaukee
Wai Milason
Kine
Olty
Wieder
Gira
Palmer
Farmers and labor reformers set agenda at Lansing convention
The supreme association of patrons of industry met at Lansing and adjourned after revising a declaration of principles. It calls for Australian ballot, equal taxation, and representation while opposing monopolies and trusts. A committee was formed to seek political recognition for labor interests and non political delegates prepared for departure. The salary of the supreme secretary was set at 1000 dollars with reduced expenses.
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Anilly
Sane
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Mears
Oveana
Hum
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Eto
Mississippi River Wloos Dispatches and Regional Notes
A dispatch notes the Mississippi River commission leaving for New Orleans with updates from Memphis. It reports an emergency fund of 250000 approved by the United States engineers for the Memphis to New Orleans river work, and confirms a widening lower Convert spillway area. Also mentions a new oil well at Pennsboro and notes Charles N Pelton elected United States senator by California legislature on ballot eight. Felton born 1832 in Erie County New York, later California official.
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Saginaw
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New York State
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Idlesburg
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Mundecer
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Palmer
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Fred Ermert
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Jackson
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Death of Lawrence Barrett in New York Hotel
Tragedian Lawrence Barrett died unexpectedly at the Windsor hotel in New York on Friday evening. Cause listed as heart failure after a brief illness. Born April 185? in Patterson, New Jersey, Barrett had a long stage career from Detroit to New York, including roles with Charlotte Cushman and Edwin Booth, and served as a captain in the Twentyeighth Mississippi during the Civil War before returning to acting.
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Revelations of Mercer County thefts linked to state senator
The New York Herald reports Mercer, Pennsylvania disclosures alleging a syndicate led by State Senator Adoree W. Wright of Mercer robbed more than 1,000,000 from a state funded program. Amounts cited include George W. Weight 2,000,000 and Jon J. Gordin 253,000 among others, with a plan to recover funds via auditor general accounts restatement and legal action.
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Lost at Sea After Multiple Naval Collisions and Sinking
A British steamer from Tallon ports bound for New York with Malian emigrants collided with the Rodney near Gibraltar and sank. Many women and children drowned. boats rescued others from rigging. The Utopia, entering the bay, hit the Rodney then sank. both ships were saved by allied vessels. Over 100 passengers reportedly perished and crews were saved.
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New York
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Walkdine
Clopis
Pig Went to GermanyHeadline and State Talks
Fragmented report covers President Harrison authority and cabinet talks, with mentions of German influence, the state department, and ministerial briefings. Nearby notes describe St Patrick’s Day celebrations in several towns, a Unitarian church call in Big Kayole, and the funeral of Dr. K. M. Callins. Also referenced are Bloomingdale school repairs, Spring Lake resort advertising, and Bangor family quinine incidents.
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New York Fire Destroys 62 Million in Property
A March 18 dispatch reports a massive blaze at the southeast corner of Bleecker and Groop streets in New York. Starting around 4:20 pm Tuesday, the fire spread through multiple buildings, destroying factories, stocks, and rear structures, with total losses anticipated around 62 million.
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Green W Mercer Street
Mendel Brothers Real Msute Men
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Atock Company
Isaiah Dowery
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API
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Cimen
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Twelock
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Lake
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Battersy
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Sylvester, Levacher
American Beef Moves Target Canadian Market Quietly
A Chicago dealer says Canadian purchases show a strategic move to ease American cattle access to Great Britain. The plan aims to introduce U S cattle to rural Britain while later expanding slaughter and entry under Secretary Rusk. Current American livestock face limited landing ports with strict restrictions.
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Sureeas
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