Review of a week’s events from the world
A broad roundup notes U S financial turmoil with New York banks fragile yet improving conditions. Morgan led a large loan pool while several minor institutions closed doors. Global events include fires, accidents, deaths, and political moves, with stock movement and bank runs affecting markets and various officials and figures named across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Stock Exchange
Trust Company of America
Morgan Pool
Union Trust Company of
Providence
R. I
Pawtucket
R. 1
Chicago
Kyron
Dames Redidick
Don Carlos Buel
Airdrie
Hitness Democratic Committee
Geneva
Joseph Cenino
Perry
Peking Gazette
China
Warner the Governor Seeks a Third Michigan Term
Governor Fred M. Warner confirms his bid for a third term amid Senate opposition to his policies. He defends his messages from the recent special session as the campaign platform and says the people of Michigan will judge the differences with two rival factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fred. M. Warner
Michigan
Donald
Fee
Gov. Warner
Ylinpara
Tragic carriage crash injures stock man and daughter
Early en route scene shows Thos Gale, a prominent stock man, struck his head on a telephone pole and lies in Nicole hospital in critical condition after a horse frightened and threw him and his daughter Lulu from a carriage. The daughter, injured, sat by as help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Heath
Salvation Army
Pittaburg
Don G. Lovell
Tacoma
Wash
Oscar Week
Little Pulls
N. Y
Bert Rapp
Laura
James Wardell
New York
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
King Alfonso
Spain
London
Sergt
Baker
Cheyenne River
H. Vervack
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Stephen L. Littler
Sprinigfont
Iowa Central Railway
Murakaltown
Lowe
Toulon
Vendome
Horton
Farelin
Vilne
Cate
Hanson Fenn Dilta
Hopneville
James Kelly Cole
Foster
Chicago
Leavenworth
Rap
Dyer
United States District Court
J.C. McAllister
Columbus
Henry Pace
Thos, Gale
Lulu
Nicole
Diphtheria Breaks Out at Royal Oak Shoot Site
Health Officer Av ordered closure of the Royal Oak shooting grounds after a diphtheria outbreak. The Saginaw Board of Supervisors approves a $500 annual raise for the circuit judge, while Ann Arbor school funding shifts to a cent deposit memo for new mobility. Reports cover a fatal tram accident, mine incidents, market efforts, and various local notices across Flint, Kalamazoo, Bay City, Jackson, and Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Oak
Saginaw Board of Supervisors
Elrcutt
Ann Arbor
Walter
Herbert Shaw
Flint
Feld
Tenty van Setters
Jackson
John Kiloppo
Colby
Mary
Kalamazoo
Niel Coakley
Pigeon
Laivee
Chilren
B. Klrchel
New Yorker
Bay City
Gulf of Mexico
Canala
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Holland Reformed
Railroad Commission
Michigan
David Watkinshaw
Marshall
Arthur Chasy
Battle Creek
State Teachers’ Association
Glasgow
George Dudevear
Hurley
Michigan Grand Loder F. & A. M
Knights ‘Templar
Saginaw
Corunna
Fenton
Sallora
Mary Greenan
Pontiac
America
Ireland
William Collins
Clinton County
Lansing
Collins
Gerald Quinn
Vernon
Madison
Win
Gerald
White
Mra
Howard Pursell
Flughing
Jobin Craig
Arbola
Tuscola County
Wowee
Ed Eee Bhe
John H.tyler
Sur
Explosion case fines and sentences in Ontario rail case
A Dinamite explosion case in Essex Ontario led to a sentence imposing a $26,000 fine on the Michigan Central Railway Co with payment required within 30 days or further proceedings. Justice Riddell noted negligence in handling explosives and discussed the railway’s guilty plea and the need for better enforcement. The decision followed a coroner’s jury and cited damages to company property and broader claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central Railway Co. de
Eawex
Finn
Psasresta Dlosion
Essex
Ontario
Justice Riddell
Osgood Hall
Toronto
Extex
Michigan Central Railway
L Ind
Sal Justice Riddell
Fragmentary note on costs and public spend in Mexico
A garbled passage discusses unverified expenditure in Mexico, suggesting expenses may exceed 200000 dollars. It mentions informal funding, private entertainments, and envy affecting judgments, ending with a reflective remark about friendship and conflict.
Emigration Debate and Domestic Divorces Dominate Policy News
A Japanese resident delegate urged allowing emigration to San Francisco and Seattle up to 900 monthly to ease restrictions, while the Foreign Minister warned for careful limits to protect bilateral ties. A census report projects 1 200 000 divorce bases and 1 724 382 people separated in 20 years, with 866 666 marriages ended unsuccessfully awaiting public release next spring. King Menelik moves Ethiopia toward a cabinet system, appointing five ministers. Rear Admiral Evans may command a great battleship from the Atlantic to the Pacific, pending Congress approval. A state encampment report praises enlisted garrison, recommending three instructors and horses for home artillery use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Whitlow
Miss May Sapp
Moran
Kap
Milwaukee
W. W. Beattie
Washington
Southern Pacific Company
United States
San Francisco
Congress
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Los Angeles
William Durgal
Lake Pact
George Martin
Averyville
New York
Supreme Court
Walter R. Gillete
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cunard
FP. O. Grows
Oregon
Isthmus
Panama
Okuma
Japan
Louis L. Beaman
United States Army
Pacific
Wee
Census Bureau
Cam Bemin
Markets Report From Detroit: Prices and Market Activity
Detroit markets show varied figures with prices listed for cattle beef veal and grain futures. Notable entries include sheared stock prices, prices per hundredweight, and cash standings with regional exchange notes and December forecasts.
Amusements and local notes from Menominee area
A late-19th century site reports a dairy farmer near Menominee injured when a wagon wheel ran over his head, feared fatal. It notes a Boston chemist Arthur Starke’s privacy plan and claimed power experiments. David Wakinshaw elected county poor commissioner. Arthur Chase won county surveyor post. map river flow and bridge issues tied to farmers' concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Korth
Menominee
Arthur Starke
Boston
Jackson
David Wakinshaw
Marshall
Arthur Chase
Battle Creek
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Hen Franklin
Helhertown
Mass
FE. T. Molaalin
Melsalin
Charles McIlvain
McIlvain
Dr. Molealin
Ravenwood
John Welborn
Atty: Ninth Ephgrons
Seventh Is
Lexington
T. N. Moorehoys
Roseburg
Steuben
Thaa
Thomas Nurke
Seattle
Nimeelf
Regain
Mre
Ellen B Kenyon-Warner
Rui
Finntus Packer
Sidney D. Wilgus
New York City
Raitrond
Casablanca
Grn Drude
Wuttered & Sorivan Repulne
Bande Steen
Thomas
Seifridae
Morris Paul
Mite
Ashland
Wis
Helen Miller Gould
Fort Leavenworth
Oshkosh
United States Express Company
Union Station
Ruth Anderson
Vincennes
Ind
Sterling
Count von Moltke
Bator Harden
Harlin
William
Catharine Cullom Ridgely
Chdef
Phelps Brown
Indianapolis
Sevellon Frown
State Department
Thomas C. Jenkins
Allesden
Bama Cruz
Mexico
Woolwich
Dayton
Wheeling
W. Va
Jol Mitchell
L. Lowim
United Mine Workers of America
Hitchman Coal Company
Glendale Cou) Company
Richland Coal Company
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Steel Company
William Lepper
Laramie
Wyo
Charles W. Trammoell
Trammell
New York Central Railroad
Helen M. Gould
New Army
Gould
Weatinghouse Companies
Trust Company
Asbury Park
Lissle de France
Lincoln Teachey
Indo
International League of Press Clubs
Ulm
State Henk and Trust Company
Nevada
Carson
Goldfield
Tonopah
Manhattan
Biair
Ite
Portland
Ore
Charles
THE
Warner
Anna Hornetta
Leonard Crockery Co
Grand Rapids
Tiie
Miss Hornestra
Corey
Willliam E. Corey
Steel Trust
Marielle Gilman Corey
Gogeble County
Townsend
Charles E. Townsend
M.A. C
Janes Pendill
Marquette
Mit
Joseph Dantah
Wilken Township
Hart
Oceana County
Marshall Hutters
Ladington
Butters
Mason & Oceans Railroad
Arthur J. Oldfield
Detroit
George Catharin
Catharin
Sherif Briggs
Monroe
Erie
Monron
Max
Joseph Lebeau
Wyandotte
Setaeralurhie Forse
George Bernore
Traverse City
William G. Wilmot
Wilmot Machine Cn
New Orleans
Boen
Louisiana Republicans
Jack Sturgeon
Knickerbocker
Sturgeon
Michigan Central
Interior Department
Downs
Haye
Omaha
Thunder Butte
War Department
Oliver
Senator Long
Kansas
Hoowevelt
Taft
Kenedy
Ohio
McKinley
Tetawaseta
Fairbanks
la “Pollette
Alfonso
Toledo
Tom Shah
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Hoovevelt
Envy
San Frandeos
Haysell
San Francisco Am Beatile
Menelik
Brie
Abyssinia
Athaetic
Robley DB Evans
Robert 8. Welch
UB. A
Springers Bent
Heni
Jarain
Mdi
East Buffalo
Catile—Markeet
Lewart Export Ait
Wheatan
Fauyus Eer
Wonomatann
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