Orchard Lake Academy appoints officers and honors guard
The morning of the 17th Orchard Lake academy named officers for Companies A to D with captains Lieutenant and sergeant staff, plus a long list of cadets and aides. A separate report notes the Forty fourth annual session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Lansing with new officers and the Michigan Insurance Branch formation. William Price narrowly escapes death at Michigan Central depot when a switch engine collides with his bus at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bary
Eradusios
Walter
Dousey
Wiley Stawre
Gedbenith
Hreedor
Croany Leonard
Amt
K. Barlow
Ieutenant
Sigiut Oficer
B. Kimberly
Corpora Hooper
Uimin
Montel
Kiel
Andy Corps
Od Fellows of Michigan
Lansing
SOO
Order
Odd Fellows
Tmullel Tenets Association of
Mich Yrit
Athers
Andenw Huestan
Alpena
W.W. Owens
Muskegon
Troorge Li Davis
G. DO. Pe
William Price
Duckwon
We Ommnibua
Stanton and Noddo Sentenced in Jackson Case
Surtive at Kaleurase reports Arthur M. Stanton once known for writing brickwind paper for express packages to several oblasts was sentenced in Jackson by Judge Buck Tweedlay to two years and terse months. His companion Linsie Noddo received a similar sentence of two and a half years for involvement in the disreputable activities at Kaladhieo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surtive
Kaleurase
Arthur M. Stanton
Wade
Michigan
Cauht
Kaladhieo
Monthe
Jackson
Buck Tweedlay
al Karker
Linsie Noddo
Around the State Notes On Local Happenings and Tragedies
A jumble of fragile items from Muskegon to Ludington presents deaths, accidents, and civic notes. Died Monday apoplexy claims Browcon of Jochen. Hiram Prow, 78, Bertrand resident. Polly Goodwin, 86, Haloow. four children of Wadwanl Ceriinal die from equitheria. West Bay City resident George Labadin, age 14, dies in drowning. A village vote to fund $10,000 for waterworks passes narrowly with 20 against. The Hotel Whitewah at Sydoneph plans remodel. Deputy Sheriff Welliall Mtoneee of Teckel injured in hunting accident. recovery expected. Lavi fficka, Kalamazoo Democrat leader, dies at 56. Deanne Leiber runs a tick factory. Mrs George Bunulvet injured in Big Rapids accident aged 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Prow
Bertrand
Berrien County
Polly Goodwin
Haloow
Cansopeis
Whitewah
Irof
Swift
Ianace Lly
George Bunulvet
Big Rapids
Guriion
Lavi Fficka
Kalamazoo
Deanne Leiber
Thomas Rowey Abe
Fremont
Clute
Agricultural College Board
Hue
Guvipl
Thomas Slaw
Davnnpuret
Detroit & Hayesby
Ian Warren
Hietau
Harkles
Muskegon
Muskegon County
Farueta’ & Merbanier Savings Bank
Mingwapolis
A.D. Agtre
Kalamizoo
Lebiers
Avets
Aliomons Lied Ak
H. Morgan
Morgan
Charitabl
Minizanty
Hiuinlenaureaarluni
Selon
Priwons
Fefordiilarios
Montuin
Bus Alo
Inlay City
Tragic mine accident and varied Muskegon notes
A ten year old boy was killed at Central mine Houghton when crushed by a fly wheel. The page also reports arrests, pardons, escape plans, church leadership changes, medical and legal matters, and local incidents in Michigan towns including Muskegon and nearby counties with numerous names, dates, and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rickard
Central
Houghton
Lansing
Hiram Shatter
Sherif Breally
Mocusta County
W. D. Simoods
Independent Congregational Church
Cattle Cronk
Greene
Mevosta
Wenbin
Indiana
Willam Mitelstadt
Ironwood
Bert Vanleek
Exter
Bowtie
van Kloet
Lottle
Vaughn
Auditor Lavelle Arrested in County Fire Conspiracy
In Mount Arco Valley Germany's Envoy Extraordinary to the United States Dive reports an arson plot tied to county auditor C Lavelle. Detectives say Lavelle and accomplices burned the courthouse to cover alleged thefts, with several co‑defendants pleading guilty and implicating Lavelle during court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Arco Valley
Germany
United States
Washington
Lavelle
Nant Hawke
Thanes
Presbyterians Pledge Catholicism Opposition Sparks School Debate
A Kansas City Presbyterian group denounces Catholic influence and calls for maintaining national language in schools. They condemn efforts to create secular or mixed denominations and urge adherence to Protestant teaching in public education. The text also hints at government wartime funding and policy shaping Catholic school use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Ofansas
Sewan
Kansas City
Bus
Thie Cattadys Jeliah
German envoy Ludwig von Atee Valsey dies after operation
Geynany’s Minister Be Adsjuteh met in Washington with Mr von Mami, secretary of the German legation, to convey that Count Ludwig von Atee Valsey, envoy to the United States since 1885, died following an operation performed recently while von Arev Valley was away in Europe. The letter from von Mumm mentions the operation and hopes for a successful outcome.
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Geynany
Washington
von Mami
Warlaines
Count von Arev Valley
Europe
von Mumm
Vie Wunler
Ludwig von Atee-Valsey
Hat
United Shires
Germany
Liberty lovers form peace league in 1842 meeting
The pan republic congress committees hold two days of semyions in Philadelphia designating Edward Eversit Hale and Wali McDowell as delegates to a Rome meeting of the International Peace League. The charter members include all pro liberty organizations. Invitations go to W.O. McDowell at Newark Nebraska. General committee adjourned to meet at Omaha on April 1, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Republic Congress
Olite
Philadelphia
Edward Eversit Hale
Wali
McDowell
Intermational Peace League
Rome
Mary
Hamn Freedom League
Tip
Whch
Pune
W. O. McDowell
Eudenee
Orgunieing Committee
Newark
Neb
Oimaha
Thousands of Starving in Kunsia State Cause Mass Relocation
Advisors report a great mass of peasants moving into towns from rural areas due to famine. About 55,000 are traveling with little food, many dying on roads or in trucks. Cold, pillaging, and widespread destitution strain authorities as relief efforts falter and Jews expelled from Eua Astrachan and Odessa join the destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunsia
Stanley Narrow Escape From Train Wreck Near Briain Italy
Mr and Mrs Henry M Stanley and Mrs Tennant with other passengers on a train near Carsvigno endured a crash en route to Australia. All escaped injury though the wreck shook the cars. Railway officials ordered a full inquiry to fix blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Henry M. Stanley
Mra Tennant
Caroligne
Briain
Italy
Australia
Explorer
Garrow
Carsvigno
Canadian ministerial shuffle alleged by telegram
A telegraphic report claims the minister of railways and canals of Canada will appoint Hon. A Chaplead to the vacant post and Hon. G Quimet as secretary of state, with Lieut-Gen. Angers of Quebec entering cabinet after October 1502 and Ste Adolph Curren succeeding as lieutenant governor.
Mount Et Hilus expedition ends amid rugged Alaska lore
Readable fragments describe Hussell's Exploring Party sent by the Smithsonian to survey Mount Et Hilus in Alaska. The group faced apprehension for Lt. Russell and crew, with ascent partially attempted on Mount St. Elias, a foggy contact leaving a 1000 feet to summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussell
Russell
Smithsonian Institution
Mount Et Hilus
Alaska
Ru Luller
Rusell
Yokutel
Mount St. Elias
Three Chicago Journalists Die in Rail Wreck at Crete
A Chicago & Eastern Minor railroad wreck near Crete fatally injures three journalists from the Inter Ocean while on the engine to cover a midnight ride. Washburne, Cowan, and Henry are named among the injured and the dead, with others hurt as wreckage and a switch house collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Chicago
Chicago Inter-ocean Star
Chicago & Eastern
Crete
Evansville
Washburne
Indiana
Piestin Lafferty
Leonard Washburne
Lint
Cowan
Red We Henry
Levaville
J. A. McAteety
Martial
Reently
St Louis
James Clark
Ocean Storms Endanger Transatlantic Vessels in Cyclone Season
In late October reports from New York describe a cyclone season battering ocean steamers. The Augusta Victoria, Cimbria, Alaska, and other ships faced heavy seas and winds up to 48 miles per hour. Passengers sustained injuries while crews reported substantial but limited damage. The Civilia and Alaska vessels were noted in voyage activity with no observed critical loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaska
Augusta Vic
Salon
Moorinen
Apoptesy
Ceti
Civilia
Waren
Muylen
Pantaspose & Steamer
Gove Law
Alaska Inn Laverpool
Reciprocity With Germany Progress Amid Trade Talks
The article discusses Germany's stance on free admission for certain goods and urges conditions on tariffs. It notes prospects for progress and hints at a January president's proclamation on duties aligning with the October 1 1800 tariff rule for agricultural products and other imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heciprocity
Germany
Vegebiatiagie
Cntel
Varius HeachMiows
United States
Bishop Phillips Brooke Confirmed as Massachusetts Bishop
The Rev Phillips Heooks was confirmed as bishop of the diocese of Massachusetts. The sermon was preached by Bishop Henry U Peter of New York from a text likely in First and Fourth, as Trinity Church opened to a surging, loud crowd. The audience included many from the diocese and hundreds of attendees, with Sowden assisted by Trinity Church members in arrangements. Decorations were palms in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips Brooke
Phillips Heooks
Massachusetts
Henry U. Peter
New York
Timothy
Trinity Church
Mint An Hieters
Beseley
Hayaien
Chint Marsha
Sowden
Trinity Charel
Chuner
Murder Stuns Middletown Wife in Home Assault
A Cenel, a well known farmer near Middletown, murdered Thursday at his wife Neat Gregory’s home while she was alone in the house. Their son found her corpse with a battered head, and the culprit, still unknown, had rifled the house before fleeing. Police conduct a hunt for the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neat Gregory
Middletown
Gregory
Echoot
Tad Beng
Hase
Detroiter Writes of Spurgeon's Word and Hopeful Return
A Detroit reader reports Rev. Chirlen H Spurzeau's message to his congregation amid travel plans and a change of scene. He notes relief from anxiety after securing Dr Arthur T Pierson of Detroit to preach in his absence, praising Pierson as a devoted servant and man after his own heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Spurgeon
Court tragedy ends in shooting during verdict reading
In Kansas City a juror in the criminal court faced a fatal moment as Frank Howland, convicted of forgery, sprang at the judge after the verdict and fired a pistol into his own chest. The bullet missed the judge and lodged above the prisoner's body, with only a slight chance of recovery. Meanwhile Pullman stock boosts target capital to 180 million as surplus grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimiel
Kansas City
Frank Howland
Thia Fort
Jude White
SUN Holbingtte
George M
Misheld Grain Broker White & Co Faces Credit Pressure
The firm Vabilities of 5. W. White & Co, the mispended grain broker of Chicago and New York, shows assets of 107,163 and debts 616,799. Friends in New York offered to help pad creditors fully on the dollar. Separately, the International conferees of whiting Chesdlen disputations met in Chicago, reviewing a plan to strengthen the central organization. Kate Mo Lane, from Hattimore, read an essay on Stamp Lopasit Systque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. White & Co
Chicago
New York
White
Sean
Mise Corew
Kate Mo~ Lane
Hattimore
Ao Eosay
Louisiana Lottery Trice New Scheme Exposed Across Borders
A damaged OCR item reports Louisiana Lottery activities planned with Canadian links. It cites warnings from Canadian authorities and U S officials about cross border schemes, mail routes, and enforcement actions. It mentions Wanamaker and regulators, plus envelopes and letters used to move lottery materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisians Pirate Lottery Company
Montreal
United States
Regulutions
Samballos
Penersl
Canad
Wanamaker
Louisiana
Canada
United Statin Dieteusee
Pthet Wien Mall Carter Wile
Dutiabie
Pdpediat
Euntiais
Soilaln
Haier Tates
Imire Bowe Aber
Retired Broker Samuel Leopold Faces Threats After Campaign
In New York City, long time broker Samuel Leopold retiring his whiskers amid a heated campaign. Reports allege a dozen confederates attempted to shield Leopold and disrupt the scene near Wall Street. Telegraph lines were cut as tensions rose during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leopold
New
Citen
Jane
Notable Supreme Court Terms Cited in Anarchist Conspiracy Cases
Summary of a historical report noting Abene of the Haymarket, Butler, and others cited before the United States Supreme Court. References include Manuel Muldes v. State of Minnesota and Schwab v. State, with proceedings tied to the penitentiary at Joliet and Chicago related to anarchist conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abene
Haymarket
Ito
Sulienary
Ohh
Bewaie Butler
Nas
United States Supreme Court
Manuel Muldes
Minow
Schwab Va
Wandes
Penitenriary
Hliness Hoth Fielden
Sohwabate
Bony Yore BO
Steamer Cry of Home Mystery At Marion Cove
A dispatch from Magistente Cases reports a false tale about the steamer Cry of Home being lost near St DoBus. The hoax is linked to a crafty cowboy aboard the Mondego, sent to Marion Cove on September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Dobus
Cai Wolat
Marion Cove
Vege and Hoey Implicate Pension Theft at Advised Company
In a murky report the Vege eats hair Bain and Jole Hoey of the Advantee Heese company become central figures as allegations of pension misappropriation surface. The full meeting of the board, including Clapp Spooner, is referenced with names like Loriatiend and Henry Stamford tied to the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jole Hoey
Hue
Lee
Ofa
Clapp Spooner
Dent
Henry Stamford
Keutgepark
Amd Bir
New York City
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Orchal Lake Academy
Mie
Banday
Tansing
ML CA
Tan Nee Eye
Ensiuim Matcucur
Galtimare
Norris’ Grocery House
Judaon
Browcon
Jochen
Geoewold Ab Allo
Grand Hucen
Lenen Dooncutin
Wadwanl Ceriinal
Dal
Equitheria
Sherdt Bauner
Geneseo County
Board of Supervisors
Cievesne Lad
St. Joseph
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph River
Col. Laidlow
Beaton Harbor
Thureday
Elivatwic Whitely
Taasing
Selby
Eatoo Rapids
Athantic Transportat
Darnard Saville
San Prancisco
Roe
Bayard
Union Veteran Legion
Leading
Joseph Ke Pulte
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frank le Blair
Petoskey
Mich
Clinton
Ashland
Melbourne
Coodleud
Uth
Champion Stoneware
Canton
Ono
Dev Puesday
Montiwal
San Jove
Cal
Iyolior Mercier
Presbyterian Synod of Minnesota
Princ Wayts
Order of Lovette
Mary County
Joseph Benson
Curpar
Wye
Mosticelia
Minn
Brown
Evangel
Port Townsend
Wash
Kentucky
Alice Welsh
Columbus
England
Turkey
Great Britain
Ousalaska
Hattle Gaga
Pyibylus Islands
Enaley City
Aln
Frank A. Kimball
National City
Horticultural Department
Jobo
Wilson
Adams County
Cleveland
Hantwycke & Ware Manufacturing Company
Batulo
Levi
Hich
Dinah Messman
Miwaukerg St Paul
Ben~senile
Campbel
Wash Hammond
Chickasaw Luton
Grunte Cutlery National Union
Marbie Cuttery Natonal Tnion
Journeymen Freestone Cutters’ Nateral Union
Joursey Ines Stone Cutters’ Associaton
North America
Grand Council of the American Sons of Columbus
Mort Wayne
P. 5
O'Rourke
Peoria
Macrice Ti
Streiinger
Curtis
Alexander Grant
San Francisco
Rex
Henry Faust Gardner
Strelinger
Hnew
Henry Somerset
Hoelish Worken’s Temperance Association
Hannah Whitell Smith
T. U
Boston
Mass
W. Hi. FP. Lee
Eecoue
Te Ek Len
Kit Ravensworth
Fairfax County
Hesistrict
Jn Congress
Detrel CaTtin
Hwa
Ublenge
Carnar
Carren Natlove
Witsat
Baeiay
Kanone City
Bomar Cartan
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