Fraternal Lodges Monthly Meetings and Notices
A summary of varied lodge activities and notices including the Michigan and Georgia sections, monthly meeting times at 7.00 pm, fourth Wednesdays, and alternate Wednesdays. Mentions officers Honates and Moy er, adjutant, and invites visitors to Superior Penekah Lodge area meetings, Alma Hive, and related orders with announcements of meeting locations and times.
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GE Abn
Ssent
Michigan
GA. I
W. Honates
Cmadwick
Brayd Son Blows Head Off Then Accident Hints Detroit
Detroit on November 20 Will H Brady prominent young businessman was found dead at his home 260 Euclid Avenue after a shotgun discharge. Neighbors heard Mrs Brady scream then found him in his bedroom with one side of his head blown away. Police say accidental discharge while packing for a hunting trip likely caused the tragedy.
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Detroit
Mich
Will H. Brady
Euclid Avenue
Navy loses valuable man in war report
York dispatches report the death of Lieut Francis der U S Navy from typhoid fever on Tuesday and praise his skill in compressed air applications. He led tests on Texan gun turrets during the Santiago campaign and contributed innovations to loading methods and firing systems.
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W York
Francis der
U.S. Ny
Haeseler
Santiago
Carvera
Haerler
Texas
Marteeler
Triple lynching shocks Jefferson Texas crowd
The Jefferson Texas jail was overpowered by an unknown mob that hanged three Black men from a railroad bridge after they confessed to crimes against a named victim. The jailer was cut from communication lines as the mob acted.
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Texas
Jefferson, Tex
Haywood
Statleno
Cypr Bayou
Burning of Preston Porter Ends Local Vigilante Justice
In Timon Col, November 17, neighbors of Louise Frost’s family executed Preston Porter, the accused African American murderer, by chaining him to a railroad rail and burning him. About 200 Lincoln County citizens witnessed the act, which occurred on the ten day anniversary of the 11 year old girl’s assault and murder. The mob, led by Richard Frost, the victim’s father, directed and carried out the cremation.
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Timon
Col
Louise Frost
Preston Porter
Hale
Richard Frost
Lincoln County
Simon
Iran
Need for a large permanent U S army urged by General Mis
Wallington November 22 The annual report of Lent Gen Mis commanding the army argues for a reorganized military service. He notes the last two and a half years show the nation must prepare for a larger professional land force. He advocates one permanent soldier per thousand population.
Prosperous Year For American Shipping Records Set
Washington reports from the Commissioner of Navigation show a highly prosperous fiscal year with documented U S tonnage exceeding 5 million for the first time since the Civil War. By June 24, 1900, 25,500 vessels totaled 5,104,579 gross tons, up 300,000 from the prior year, with a peak of 5,529,813 tons in 1861. Immigrants arrive at about 3,000 daily since July. Died: James & Marcher nephew of President McKinley. Chinese claimed to have discovered America in 1492. Martin Irons, labor leader, dies near Waco. George Putenom executed at Folsom for murder.
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Washington
Commissioner of Navigation
Chamberlain
United States
De Callwell’s Scrap Pepsin for Sale at Sharrar and Mulhollands
A fragmentary sales pitch argues that De Callwell's Scrap Pepsin cures all stomach derangement constipation and urges persistent selling near Sharrar and Mulhollands with emphasis on belief in the remedy’s efficacy.
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de Callwell
Sharrar & Mulhollands
Circuit Court Dockets From City Cases
The People vs Andrew Fuller guilty of abducting a girl under sixteen and sentenced to one year. Multiple civil actions noted with settlements and judgments including Woodard vs Downie for 21 dollars, Burton divorce decree granted, and several out of court settlements in cases involving railways, assumpsit, replevin, and trespass on the case.
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the People
Andrew Fuller
Roaia
Jacob W. Steady
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western Railway Co
Conrad Westenhayer
Win
Baker and Hattle Baker
Chas, Kerr
Matilda Miller
Jas. Woolston
Dane
Hamilton Winter
Ira Maxon
Caroline Splece
David McParland
Conrad Westenhaver
William H. Baker
Daniel L. Sharrar
Nancy J. Cohoon
Lyman C. Cohoon
Jala Burton
George Burton
Local Notes From Galloway and Nearby Towns
Navy men Frank Merhage and Frederick Rosenicr went to the lumber woods while Bad Adams left for Marine City. The Oak Grove schoolhouse is old with the teacher ill at home. In Breckenridge Mrs. M Mayer spent Sunday in Saxinaw. Chester Chase and family returned to Fitchburg after visiting Lafayette. Mr Pred Doaner left to see the world. School began with Frank Doyle in charge. Ir Street visits Saginaw on business. On November 14 about fifty friends gathered at Frank Merai’s home for his birthday feast. a rocking chair was gifted. Grandy and son search Gladwin county for deer.
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Navy
Frank Merhagen
Frederick Rosenicr
Lomher Woods
Bad Adams
Marine City
Oak Grove
Breckenridge
M. Mayer
Saxinaw
Chester Chase
Chhildren
Fitchburg
Lafayette
Pred Doaner
Frank Doyle
Saginaw
Frank Mereihue
Prank
Benjamin
Doe Grandy and Son
Gladwin County
Washington Farmers Meet Mulls Next Meet and Pie Social
Weather kept attendance down at the Washington Farmers’ Clay gathering. Mr Curren elected as state farmers’ club delegate to be meeting in Lansing in December. A chicken pie social at Curren’s on Thanksgiving will benefit the club. Several families planned moves to Kansas and Virginia. a turn tele is mentioned as new. The fragment ends noting a small boy watches a building insured.
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Washington Farmers’Clay
Chauncey Curren
Curren
State Farmers’ Club
Lansing
Horn
Ty Pred
Eva Smith
Thirardeau
Delbert Chesebro
Kansas
Frank Smith
Mr Sutton
John Sutton
Virginia
Lance
Jerethier
Small Boy
Sue
Village Blacksmith Helps Son With Croup Remedy
Mr H H Black of Grahameville Sullivan Co New York reports his five year old son prone to croup is now relieved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy dissolves mucus and safe for both babe and adult. Also mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aiding indigestion with improved sleep.
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H.H. Black
Grahameville
Sullivan Co
N.Y
Chamberlain
Bivins & Rhodes
Henry Willem
Hoonville
Tod
Loran
Sharrar & Mulholland
Mrs. M. P. O'Brien Praises Callwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Mrs. M P O'Brien of Twesdlale, Ill, reports using Lt Callwell's Syrup Pepsin as a family remedy, praising its pleasant taste and effectiveness for stomach derangements and as a laxative. She notes her children are eager to take it.
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Twesdlale
Callwell
Sharrar & Mulholland
Trainmen urged to try Foley remedies in rural notice
A rural editor praises Foley remedies and related products urging trainmen and readers to use Foley's Kidney Cure for back ache and general health. Citations mention Sharrar Mulholland, Bardock Blood Bitters and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as cures, with distributors Hivins Rhodes and others.
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G. WH. Hansan
Lima
Li. R.R
Foley
Sharrar & Mulholland
Chamberlain
Hivins & Rhodes
Cough Remedy Ad Sells Fast in One Day
An old ad boasts Kers White Wine of Car Syrup as the best cough remedy on earth with price points of 25 and 50 cents. It appears for sale through SHARRAR and eerie LAND siccessire in B W, reflecting a fragmentary historical commerce notice.
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Sharrar & Eerie Land
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Alma Business Directory
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Jours Lock
Dinenbor
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University of Michigan
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Stich
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Superior Penekah Lodge
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Alma Hive
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Amos Pratt
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Francis Joy Haeseler
New York
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Vtrenit Court
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Musiclaus
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Musiian
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Milwaukee
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George L. Flanders
Albany
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Supreme Court
Tursday
Charles W. Morse
American Fee Company
Lowe
Klondike
Beatie
Wash
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Daven
McCook
Fellows
Springfient
Grant Lodge
Eeren Welock
Graenemmprvent
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Argest
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United States Surveying Corps
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Noah Ranby
Ponrhouse
Brooklyn
Charles A. Tyler
Post Office Department
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Masonic Temple
EB Phipps
Ark
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Cor, William & John Ki
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Colorado
Commissioner of Immigration
Firelize
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Canton
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America
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Waco
Martin Irons
Missouri Pacific
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Folsom
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John Shoers
Warner
Circuit Court
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McLean
Dr.j.h. McLean Medicine CO
ST. Louie
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