Suppressed Jesuit Order Revived Amid Debate and Local Scandals
Reports from leaders in the United States discuss a revival of the Jesuit order under Clement XIV lineage, aiming to restore past privileges. Articles also cover a Massachusetts court verdict for keeping shop open on the Lord's Day, a plan for a public school savings bank, and local charity efforts amid various community concerns and personal stories.
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Bewtet
Lee
Clement XIV
Eytetis
Ander
Pius Vil
Jesuit Fathers
United States
Jesuitiam
United
Tamnton
Mass
John M Driseett
Fall River
Supreme Court
McConk
Neh
State introduces Lansing weather bureau for farmers
The Detroit era reports transfer of signal duties to Lansing with headquarters at the agricultural college. Sergt Conger moves to Lansing in about two weeks, Freeman W Conrad to relieve him at Detroit. A weather warning system will give 36 to 48 hours notice of frost or heavy storms across fifty stations, expanding to aid farming communities statewide.
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Conger
United States
Detroit
Lansing
Agricultural College
Sergt
Frederick W. Conrad
Des Moines
Iowa
Micaus
RoUtherd
War Department
Tampa Bay
Miescor
Cotton Belt
Cranberry
Cape Cid
Ant
Lettolt
Fort Cuuimenge
Frescott, Ann
Robert B. Watkin
Beret
Patrick Connor
Frescott
Prederick W. Conrad
Surgt. Conger
Detrelt
McComber
Negatinee
Cambria
Milwaukee
Taymouth
Saginaw County
McNally
Lowe
John Helm
Sowaygo
Jackson
Morris Schatmas
Paul Heazra
Peter Papace
Winthrop
Joseph King
Negauner
Smith
Prinette
Marquette
Rma
Beiel
Stonnelis
Bert Ant
Shelly
Binaneh
Mibwawkae
Toko Shure
Weetenn
Wetersted
Chitenagen
Pirot Regiment Midhtene
Lels Reunion
Talietig
Vilk
Belding
Mbithon
Porter Coal Company
Bt Jackson
Antil
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Porter Company
Michigan Central
Flint & Vero Marquetty
Aginew
Myron M. Bumpas
Belleville
Martha Bell
Sambel Shaw
Shaw
Charles Conklin
Grand Rapids
W. Palmer
Wayne
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Birmingham
Freeman D. Gellette
Tonia
Minos
Thomas N. Barker
Custer
Gettysburg
Michigan Colored Infantry
Richarnd Dickinson
Lighthouse Board
Port Sanilac
Lake Jevel
Charles Mansfeld
Chicago & Wret Michigin
Grand Haven
Mansfheld
Rhody Carroll
Wortien Union Telegraph Company
Carroll
John Eye
Harthe
Bern
Spirius
Ber Beth
Battle Creek
Solin Howard
Paw
Imes
Duckeon
Museell Mentor
Rane
James W. Mites
Hubbardston
Ionia County
Artillery Vencation
Michigan
State University
Mil
Thor Fofore
Jacko Slice
Chamuwetain
Stirting
Huebens
State Agricultural Society
Imi
Sial
Kalamazoo
American Agricultural and Doit? Assuetie Timber
New York
AS. Willis
Louisville
Congressona
TB. Tarsney
Connecticut Children Face Summer Perils In Sunlit Town
A New Haven Globe correspondent reports on Cheshire youths: Clifford Howe, age 4, survived a bicycle mishap and aided a baseball game after a near scalp wound from a fall, while Mrs. Burr and others recount stairway tumbles. The incidents highlight fragile early childhood dangers in the town.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Boston Globe
Clifford ii
Lod Howe
Wallace House
Cheshire
Cliffe
Clifford
Hownanl Boer
Dantagu
Burr
Daniel Wal Street
Wallace
Terry
Tragic Missouri murder shocks Farmington area
A young woman named Annie Veath, daughter of suspected Verman, was murdered near Farmington Missouri. A search party scours the area as excitement runs high and authorities pursue the killer after her body is found in a yard near a tree.
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Annie Veath
Daugster
Verman
Farmington
A Quiet Game Generlerman Outside the Palegro Lot
A fragmented report notes a quiet game and a tense exchange with a gentleman asking for certainty. No howls boots or cat sounds observed, while Sullivan’s medicine figure appears in the text. Located in New York Abn.
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Genlerman
Palegro
Sullivan
New York
Kentucky Colonel-Waiter Seeks Water Amid Novelty Mixup
A quirky OCR fragment from a Kentucky piece describes a Colonel-Waiter interaction with a first person or narrator seeking water. The garbled text references a drink and a cringe moment, mentioning Pittsburgh and diapers in a stray context.
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Kentucky
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Christopher Gabel
Ploora Township
Lake County
Mariners’ Mutual
Grand Rapides & Toliana Railroad
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Gingereb
Morrie & Martin
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Flint & Pore Marjietty Railway
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Umlers
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Hanover
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Leroy Thomas
Metamora
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Slick
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Edward Williams
East Saginaw
Lapeer
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Zilwanken
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Alviso B. Brewens
Lafayette Avenue
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Detroit Pharmacy Association
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Totshroom
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Thomas Ink Works
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