Old-Time Reunion of The First Michigan Volunteer Infantry
The State reports a reunion of the First Michigan Volunteer Infantry with officers elected including President Washington of Jack nob and Capt. Manly as president. Descriptions cover speeches by Commander Withington and Gov. Wilcox, a banquet for about 100, toasts honoring the regiment, and a proposed next meeting in Jackson. A separate item notes Convict Al Little claiming Detective Kisulall was killed by a Chicago crook, with details of a river street pursuit and conflicting affidavits.
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Michigan Volunteer Infantry
Bela Areunien
Ounion
Cr. Manly
Tien. Wihington
Jacknob
Cepler
Ma. Marper
Detroit
Willian Widdicoms
Grans Rapids
Steae
C. B. Wilcox
Meregment
Gelde
Michigan
New York
Withington
Edward Pomeroy
Campus Martius
Ladies of
Bethune Dutfield
Col. Wilcox
Une
M. B.elinet
Ed Creech
Withlington
Griffith
Spancer
George C. Hayper
Norman Ricinson
We Gardner
Apt
Manly
al Little
Penn
George ©. Kisulall
Chicago
Jobo Haggerty
Indoliot
Little
Haggerty
O'Keefe
Salunn
Arash Street
Beaulden Street
Prea Setian
Antoine Street
Aftidasit
Marshil
Kian Ah Sith
Miggerty
Traverse City
Mirhican
Laneing
Dune
Mes KT Bil
Vassar
Harleck
William McDonald
Bellevues
Efort
Tours
W. J. Perkins & Cos
Marchine Shay
Grand Rapids
Bay City
Cara & Port Huron
Motley & Co
C. St. Mabley Camp Alger
Sons of Veterans’ Camps
Alger
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Acyearald Son
Tos
Porton
James W. Wood
Batth
Crook
Grand Legion of the Select Knights Acoou
David Bulow
Greendell
Wayne County
Nicholas Hall
Northwestern Detective Association
Tole
United States Court
Iiliotta
Moorehut
Kalamazoo
Aleo Wen
Wellington
Jones
Jone's Crossing
Cake County
Moore
Soriavion
M. Alfred Furtian
Levanee
John C. Anderson
Doberman
Washington
Mladden
Columbus
Adrian Codlent
Carlyle
John North
Summit
Dacksen Coutty
Ora County
Worstiteaw Crounty
Dockwo County
Cota
Lowrey
Swnt Township
Putonistig
Henry Siler
Caron Haeberh
Jackson Qerison
Big Rapides
Pond
Alloan
Henry Lanesine
A. K. Staith
St Louis
John G. Belmett
Battle Creek
A. Les Grail
Vic
Quincy
Thigras O'Neil
Owen
Vandalia
Detroit House of Correction
Allen
John W Nicholson
Lake County
State Bound of Corrections
Heine
Edwardsburgh
Persia
State news notes militia, staff, and upcoming events
State reports detail the militia staff for the coming year led by John Northwood and officers Crear F, Lochhewl, Tre H. Wilder, Norman G. Cooper, and others. Mentions camp construction, Decoration Day orders, centennial plans, labor, and legal actions across cities like Lansing, Bay City, Grand Rapids, and Detroit with various appointments and community events reflecting state affairs.
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Alinhigan
Wilarbie
Tow Department
Patl
John Northwood
Geral
Crear F
Lochhewl
Flint
Tre H. Wilder
Norman G. Cooper
Star- Bik
B. Cabell
Johnn
CO. Jennison
Greenville
Gus F. Smith
Jonceville
Ap- Talat
Terrible cyclone devastates towns and harms many
A violent cyclone struck Williamsport Indiana and rippled to nearby towns on the 1th causing widespread destruction. Homes, barns, and shops were leveled, telegraph lines collapsed, and several people were severely injured or killed. Reports from Attica Indianapolis Winchester and Layton describe shattered buildings, collapsing bridges, and extensive damage across multiple counties.
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Odell
Maconie Hall
Ayell
Odell Bank
Cohnfelbeans
Eorth
Herd Bros
Fairylweare
Congregational
Tad Shay
Methodist
Lotthe Zwiffs
George
Charles Hoke
BOS
Cole Hardware
John Miller
Mutta
Williamsport
Ind
Attica
Revere Howe
Chicago & Great Southern Railway
Wabash River
Keita
Revers
Lees
Indianapolis
Henry Butt
Wally
Winchester
Elvith
Durstian Weil
Caty
Iayton
Ohi
Corie
James Brett
Beetle Poult
Brett
John Foust
Seilalia
Wiotiy Springs
Missouri
Torna
Kansas City
World of Waters Toll From Great Storm Disaster
A fierce storm struck Xela and the Wath region causing a waterspout that wrecked the southeastern tower area and swept through Bhavenlen and nearby streets. Twenty five bodies recovered. many families lost. The Little Miami railroad line is ruined. Dreslen junction near Green County seat. Towns like Springfeld, Lebanon, Cincinnati and surrounding areas report extensive damage with dwellings, factories, and bridges destroyed.
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Aaron Pergisan
Welthope
Han Hinee
Morris
Uio
Little
Miami
Dreslen Junction
Xwain
Green County
Cincinnati
Columbus
Agwell
Baendsome
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Methelist College
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Wilberforce University
Springfeld
Lebanon
Strikes in Detroit and unsteady labor scene report
The article sketches a tense labor mood with Detroit strike settling into patient endurance. It notes workers weighing bets on return, a mass meeting, and New York furniture workers testing conspiracy-law implications. It cites broader unrest in Pittston, Grand Rapids, and Canada frontier quiet, plus multiple local incidents and political moves, including a New York harbor statue plan.
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Lutet
Aned Leptin
Yath Msi
York
Itaether
Pitteturg
Etystieme
Juttos W. Wol
Battle Creek
Raniudoe
Robert
House of Representatives
Northwest Territory
Tull
Quebec
Vincent Mc Smith
Ton
Pi. Hulett
Rochester
N.Y
Avery
Connemaugh
Kansas
Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
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Missouri
Texas
Tennessee
Carolinas
Virgin
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Juggling Tricks and a Jaded Jester Tale
A detailed Victorian era conjuring recounts a native juggler performing sleight of hand with a white cloth and a ring on a rupee coin. The act spans coin morphs from A-franc to Turkish, ending with the coin returning to the master amid a critique that no supernatural power is claimed. The piece notes the juggler’s self-proclaimed skills, no accomplices, and the audience reaction.
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Tony
Caeane
Jacoupen
Fiat
Smsyth
Bine
Snayth
Prato
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Saye
Thas
Tonei
Guegt
Elath
St. Robinson
Boxton Herald
Good Grounds For a Pension
Fragmentary dialogue on pension eligibility referencing non military service and a Home Guards claim. Odd phrasing hints at a wartime grievance with references to a wife, escape from battle, and a distant government denial. The readable text shows a debate about qualification and disappointment in gains.
Love and fretting cast shadows on hearts and towns
A fragment from Life by Harrold Van Swatouord laments Love disarmed and warned readers that a fretter harms families neighborhoods and nations. The piece warns fretfulness unsettles harmony, discourages good work, and drains spirits.
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