State Funds Fought for University and Public Works
The State battles over appropriations include a university bill with a $110,000 fund, library cuts to $16,000, and a reduced contingent fund while housing a $600,000 hospital in Ann Arbor. Other measures cover roads, liquor taxes, and public notices. violence, fires, and local civic items are also reported.
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Ann Arbor
Wea
Albin
Mre
P Dieon
Grover Cleeland
Etha’ W. Cadman
Juckéon
Renry
Mirco
Buttaln
Noy
Corermmany
Alexander Folsom
Bae
Wenalssivas
Tie United
Tras
Myachyter Ibelarch Publiation
Persians Campaign Seeks World Deals with Clergue
Frank Clergue of Hangor Maine organizes Denk of Persia and related firms with 1,000,000 capital each aimed at St Petersburg negotiations with the shah of Persia and Ubedrar of Russia. Clergue boasts strong backing from Bangor supporters and stock prospects, while Reuters notes heavy interest. Also noted is Robert Shields’s long land dispute over a Missouri river homestead, leading to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling awarding 2,000,000 in damages.
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Il Melos
A. Parker
Tia
Lee
Sidney W. Pitzgerald
Caro
Saginaw
Wheelers Ship Yard
Lake City
Simenney
Donyal
Mochipun
Iho
Wil
Ward
June KK. Catnahan
Tiutson
Po Mobel Waliae
Ward Nchiels
Margaret HL Thongeon
Crocuselx
Kirin
George W. Chay
Matthew MeAllen
PS & BM
Bral Rman
EWG
Werdee Hint Wien
Kent Lee Conrad Uocherer
Uluve Tie Tike Shore
Adilan
Strick
Justant
Litteitie
Nalprie
Hat
Michigan
Hordentural Society
United States
Fist
Aspens
Bik
Mogey Betton
Persia
Frank Clergue
Hangor
Maine
Denk
Persian Runway and Construction Company
Persian Electric Light Company
City of Teheran Water Works Company
St. Petersburg
Ubedrar
Russia
Clergue
Miaine Clereue
Bangor
Reuters
Allan Thorndike Rice
Kier
Kusalan
Mangorina
State Department
Robert Shields
Missouri River
Omaha
California
Puget Sound
Bie
Snes
Supreme Court of the United States
Public Civil Service Rule Change and Notable Local Notes
The civil service commission will publish eligible lists and standings for government appointments. Guthrie Oklahoma council members face a June 1 election. Various reports cover a Baltimore rector’s death by suicide, a Pennsylvania official appointed as second comptroller, and multiple accidents, legal notices, and policy shifts including women’s admission to Hartford Theological Seminary courses and pension considerations.
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Civil Service Commission
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Henry Sehorr
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Haltimore
A. E
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Live Stock and Produce
Markets report varied tones with cattle steady to higher while hogs and sheep mixed. Prices for corn fed cattle, veal, and calves show modest gains, with varied notes on grain, dairy products, and produce, reflecting local demand and seasonal shifts.
Fragmented 19th Century News Clippings From An Era
A dense, OCR heavy parcel of disjointed notes spans diverse topics. It mentions a pineapple culture yield, uniform abandonment in the Prevelo army, Mexican passport pricing, a Salem style discussion of public issues, rail and engine theft jokes, and various scattered anecdotes about dignitaries, postal rates, and ancient relics. The text resembles a mixed-era column with no clear single event.
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Acre
Mexico
Dakota
George I
Los Angeles
Alice
Pennsylvania
John Powell
Gibson
Westminster Abbey
Laem
Hom Ton
Thi Pass
Iin
Fragmented OCR Confuses Wolverine Items and Dates
The readable text lists items and names with unclear context, mentioning Wolverine items, Mosers, a siege of some sort, and May 33. It records partial references to committees, venues, and individuals like Kirke and Oke with no coherent event or outcome due to OCR errors.
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Bern
Prduey
European and World News Roundup Fragment
A chaotic international summary reports on Germany passing a workers insurance bill, Chile ordering Krupp guns, and Queen Victoria’s 70th birthday. It notes strikes in Melgina, Samoa conference progress, Haitian negotiations with France, ship collisions, and labor unrest among masons demanding higher wages and shorter hours.
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Robert T. Lincoln
United States
England
Victoria
Poland
Melgina
Bertin
Hayti
Leyitite
Whch
Reurn
Prench Republic
Hayth i
France
Monteco
Prince Henry of
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Beresford
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Danny Sherman
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Detroit
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