Tragedy at Mulador Farm After Drinking Spree Ends in Shooting
In Sturgis area a gathering at Joseph Mulador's home ends in bloodshed after a quarrel with Willi Jacobs over cider drinking. Mulador fires a shotgun injuring Jacobs in the head. Jacobs dies. Mulador is arrested by Oliver Mattison and claims the shooting was in self defense.
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Joseph Mulador
Burvie
Mulador
Abd
Willi Jacobs
Jacobs
Toth bin Eyes
Ole Mulador Win
Oliver Mattison
Sturgis
Tragic Deaths and Criminal Case Reports
A Greenville woman died from ingesting sulphur matches after alleged abuse by a lover, with family disputes over the motive. An elderly woman, Craft, vanished west of Tay, later found with a throat wound and unable to eat or drink. doctors say survival is unlikely. Albert Teulshof of Grand Rapids received a five year sentence for criminal relations with a 12 year old named Jane Gourtuins, whose testimony described the crime. A brave soldier and homeopathic physician, Mr. Whitefield of Grand Rapids, died after heart disease. he served in the Fourth Iowa at Pea Ridge and Lookout Mountain and left a wife and four children.
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Craft
Tay Cus
Albert Teulshof
Grand Rapids
Weel
Jane Gourtiuis
Jackson
Kent County
Thalot Whitefield
Grand Kapaa
Jay
Canada
Michigan
Iowa Volunteers
Pea Ridge
Sugar Creek
Lookout Mountain
Ann Arbor
Homeopathia Medical College
Cleveland
Matabeleland
Doyle Glanville
Ingalls
Haverhill
Mana
Hele
F. Ingalls
Avid Company
Royalton Machine Company
Vinduct Brass Company
HL A. T. Curtey
United States
Everett Hotel
New York
Gilbert Vendor
Gold Queen Mine
Colorado
London
Eng
Admiral Purragut
E. K. Kitaon
Boston
Sylvester Wilson
Libbie Southerland
Natches
Jady
Bereolden
George Surder
Columbus, O
Corbett
New Kalamazoo Redistricting Shifts County Politics
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered local notes across Kalamazoo and Calhoun counties. Mentions new pastor George Kynford in Clare and a completed Onekwua dry dock. References to crimes, deaths, and civic projects appear amid disjointed city and county items with unclear chronology.
Variety of local notes and incidents across Michigan
Gold found near Imlay City and a stave factory plan for Hudson. A Solon man shoots a suspected thief turning up a bear. Kendall estate funds a nurses annex to St. Mark’s Grand Rapids. Marquette finds a life ends in the woods. Tahpeming schools crowded. 400 children lack room. County bonds proposed to reclaim swamp lands. Port Austin man dies after drinking carbolic acid at a hotel. West Michigan kennel club to be formed in Kalamazoo. Pension scam victims in Macomb. Swarts Creek incident spotted. Calhoun reports record wheat yield per acre. Noted deaths in Bay City and Leroy. Suicides and assaults reported in various counties. Grand Rapids rail and road debates continue amid condemnation talk. Hudson invents new water meter. Early settlers recall Gallen woods in Berrien. Kent County toll roads debated. Chicago & West Michigan expansion plans noted. Hudson burglaries and escape. Grand Rapids man attacks wife after sentencing. National Wesleyan and Michigan Unitarian conferences noted in Grand Rapids. Jewish congregation held events through Thursday.
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Imlay City
Hudson
Charley Hanpaford
Solon
Leclenaw County
Ans
Kendall
St. Mark's Hospital
Grand Rapids
Wm. Whitehill
Detroit
Jonco
Joxco
John Pojisatk
Port Austin
Kinde
Tat Kalamazoo
West Michigan
European Dispatches Report Dire Famine and Floods
From Madrid to London, dispatches warn of widespread misery across Europe with floods, famine, and disease. Granadan villages flood damaged food supply and transport halted between Salamanca and Oporto by a landslide. Russia faces typhus and troop tensions while influenza spreads in Angouleme. The Rhone floods cut a bridge near Privas. Vienna reports Galicia infected. thousands ill. Siberian famine worsens. charity appeals rise as winter transport falters. London notes rising bread and housing crises, Thames floods for 30 miles.
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Madrid
Granada
Trafic
Salamanca
Oporto
Backeest
Russia
Bisaarabid
Angouleme
Department of Charente
Rhone
Olliere
Privas
Vienna
Galicia
Rusia
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Kokthehetovsk
Petropavlosk
Mussia
Samara
London
Old Guard Formed to Fight Pension Frauds at Providence KS
A new group called the Old Guard forms in Providence Kansas to stop fraudulent pensions and expose granted benefits. Eligibility requires good standing in the G A R and at least 80 months of war service. Members aim to curb abuses by veterans claiming nonservice related chronic illnesses for pensions.
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Caele
Providence
Old Guard
G. A
Aemy
Navy
Grand Army
Mexico Seeks Statehood Amid Land Claim Debate
Governor Bradford Prinen of New Mexico argues the territory deserves statehood and highlights benefits from resolving Spanish and Mexican land claims. He links recent constitutional changes to political divisions and voter sentiment, blaming Democratic party factions for delegate apportionment at the constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bradford Prinen
New Mexico
Yoa
Pitsburg to Philadelphia Pipeline Plan Drawn Up
A pipeline route from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia is being surveyed with a line to supply 40,000 barrels per day at an estimated $1,000,000. The project, backed by Andrew Carnegie and Mellon Brothers, aims to begin by March 1 with additional lines through West Virginia.
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Standard Oil Cody
Fittebure
Standard Oil Company
Pitsburg
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Andrew
Three Mexicans Shot After Crossing Border Without Pass
Advices from Rio Grande City Texas dated Oct 20 report the Mexican consul requires all citizens to obtain a pass for crossing. Three Mexicans were shot at the Guardac de Pirban ranch on the river nine miles above, two had crossed from Texas and were captured later, Juan Baran from Mier was shot after arrest. Gen Lorenzo Garela ordered the executions. Families on the Texas side heard the gunfire and fled to the open.
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Passporia
Rio Grande City
Tex
Jane F. Gonzalez
Citiee
Mexico
Guardac de Pirban
Texas
Victoria
Juan Baran
Mier
Lorenzo Garela
Camargo
League of Peace discussed at Danish royal gathering
At Predens borg in Copenhagen an imperial royal assembly of nobles debated forming a peace league including Russia Servia Montenegro Greece Sweden Denmark and France. The league would be announced publicly in January as a countermove to German dribband pacts hinted by the German emperor before his England visit. Ottawa arrest noted: Senecal former Montreal printing chief detained in a justice ministry probe into bi heat and propensities disclosed to parliament.
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Olf Predensborg
Russia
Servia
Montenegro
Greece
Sweden
Denmark
France
Germany
England
Anadian Hoodier
Ottawa
Covil
Justi
Montreal
Senecal
J. A. Chaubeau
Sailors in Chilean clash spur safe conduct talks
A Valparaiso correspondent reports Chilean officials hinting at granting safe conduct to refugees and recognizing the right of asylum in a case where an American sailor on the Baltimore was killed and another wounded in a street brawl. Chilean and U S authorities investigate as violent tensions flare with knife and pistol armed sailors amid bitter anti American sentiment.
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Chili
Anylum
Egan
United States
Mojniater Se
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Sealey
Vilparaiso
Expedition to Mt Kilaws Baffling Arctic Coast Trek
Prof Isaac G Russell led a US government and National Geographic expedition to Mt St Kilns region from June aboard the revenue cutter Bear. The party reached about 14 500 feet on Mt Kilaw before clouds and a heavy snowstorm halted progress. One sailor, Thomas White, drowned in an upcutting boat accident during the voyage.
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St Kian
Vancouver
Isaac CG. Russell
United States
National Geographical Society
Mt St. Kilns
Alaska
Lex Way
United State Revenue
Bear
T. P. Stainey
Neil McCarthy
J. H. Crumberk
Prank S. Warner
Thomas White
White
Mt Kilaw
Vorti Slide
Icy Bay
Theenphantment Bay
Russell
Seattle
Wwaklington
Threshing Engine Explosion Kills Four in Dakota Area
A boiler explosion on a Mayville division threshing engine owned by Grandin Brow Pour left four men dead and two seriously injured. Engineer M N Bestberger and foreman A L Marsh were among the killed. several others injured as the boiler ran dry and cold water rushed in. The blast blew two victims apart and occurred during boiler maintenance.
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Dakotas
Bie
Mayville Fort
Grandin Brow Pour
M.N. Bestberger
Hang Trapstod
Freman
A. L Marsh
A. A. Flowers
William Clark
Peabody
Larry May
Mr. Marsh
Parga
Revenge and protest cloud public reception in Fife matter
Sir William Goron Cumming protests Higin council plans to spend funds for a public reception to the Duke and Duchess of Fife. He presses the dispute amid efforts to withdraw it, linking royal events to broader political tensions and a reference to a Wall Prince era.
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Gots
William Goron Cumming
Highlands
Higin
England
Duke
Duchess of Fife
William
Prince of Wall
Trvnby Croft
Sir William
Revolt in Paraguay Suppressed by Government Troops
Advices from Asuncion report a failed attempt to overthrow President Juan G. Gonzalez. Revoltists armed themselves and sought power, but government forces defeated them, forcing the insurgents to seek refuge in Argentina. The Argentine frontier was ordered to disarm Paraguayans found armed on its side.
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Asuncion
Republic of
Paraguay
Juan G. Gonzalez
Aruim Ln
Tragic Jump From Washington Monument Ends in Death
Miss Alice Hecht, a 30 year old Hebrew woman of Baltimore, leapt from the top of the Washington monument, a 100 foot fall, and died on the custodian’s roof. She was described as frail and light in stature, once lively but recently despondent as social ties waned. Authorities note no prior warning or threat of self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hecht
Washington Monument
Baltimore
Miss Heebt
Wreck on the B and Canal Talks Mentioned on Sunday Openings
A wreck near B and (, ruliow, moor fet injures two, fatally wounds three others including Johan Md wife and two teammen. The Plate Glose opens a quarterly meeting in Chimagu to discuss boosting profits for manufacturers and canal tolls. Candidiat canals may open on Sundays to move crab to Montreal for steamships, with ongoing Sunday operations likely for the rest of the season.
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Ruliow
Johan
Wifles
United States
Chirmagu
Montreal
Sunol mare shatters world mile record on Stocktop track
The Market Smith Sunol mare set a world mile mark of 2 08 at Stocktop Cal on Tuesday beating Maud SF by half a second. The race featured a fast start with a strong finish as Marvin attempted to chase from the early pace. The crowd roared as the mare crossed the line amid brisk stalls and cheering spectators.
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Sunol
Cal
Maud SF
Bhrmchlen
Dows
Marvin
Uewort
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