Three Drowned In Detroit River Collision
Three persons drowned early Tuesday when the boat Jittle ae Kaward PL Jenks collided with the propeller George W. Moray near Grosse Isle. The Jenks sank after the crash. Mrs. Wicbert and Albert Jacob from Clinton and the second engineer perished. Survivors were picked up by the Morley and taken to Detroit.
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Jenks
Detrad
Kellys Island
Ballard
Grosse Isle
George W. Moriay
Fonks Wells
Wicbert
Jouka
Noid Albert Jucob
Clinton
Weeond
Oun Shennan
Jeni
Collimien
Morley
Detroit
A. M. Carpenter
Port Moron
H. A. Haaygood
Cloverfind
Bay Cry sparks 4 nave chemical erging and firehouse plans
A garbled state brief reports Bay Cry as four nave chemical erging, a brick fire engine house in Vicksturg to gain improved communication with Kalamaon, and multiple misread items. It mentions Charles Mooris from Burton raising 759 dashels of puta on eight acres, a wrecked wheat crop at Marville, and a Canadian side Clair tunnel bank collapse delaying its formal opening.
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Vicksturg
Kalamaon
Charles Mooris
Burton
Marville
Clair
Arthur Pickett
Grand Blume
Faileas
American pork trade moves with Germany talks
Secretary Rusk signals progress as Germany lifts embargo on American pork exports. An accord signed at Cape May Point outlines pork admission to Germany and reciprocal terms, with plans to advance the U S market through Berlin. Cal O Murphy travels to Berlin to press the issue with German officials.
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Rusk
Germany
Cape May Point
Udu
United States
Aria Pro
Russia
Rusko
Cal O. Murphy
Sercepa
Berlin
War Prospects in Europe and Autumn Maneuvers
Vast bodies of troops are set in motion for autumn maneuvers in France to Austria amid belligerent talk sparked by Sedan Day commemorations in Germany the Danish incidents and Russian actions. The scene suggests to the timid a looming pertuption as Europe seems poised to face a massive conflict unseen since wartime weariness.
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Europe
France
Austria
Germany
Daredanelles
Cronswadt
Census bulletin on prison sentences across states
The census bulletin reports 46 239 prisoners in penitentiaries with 9 496 serving sentences under a year and 3 757 for terms longer than a year. Life terms total 2 085 and 52 inmates await execution. Averages vary by race and region with no clear rule. Weathering regional severity disparities are noted in the south and west.
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Bax
Averueo
Ithode Feland
Minsisippi
Adrian trial mireads school board turmoil and personnel shifts
In Adrian the school board acted to remove superintendent Miss Scott Was and installed a new regular, with Mr Stearns as general manager. Protests arose as staff changes included Sarah Low and Cyntha Brenton, while Mira Lucy M Sickles was named superintendent leaving others reassigned.
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Cauiyol
Miss Scott
Pew Board
Manasos
Stearns
Hooth
Daeloet
Loria Bell
Agiinet
Mira Lucy M. Sickles
Adrian Schools
Mies Bardi
Medina Elvetet
Sarah Low
Tee Gond
Mra
Cyntha Brenton
Cranwill
Damen
Engagements in Bar Harbor Enthrall Society
Bar Harbor society buzzes over remarkable engagements at Slater mansions. Miss Huston, a 27 year old violinist admired for grace and skill, is betrothed to Mr. Slater, a gentleman over 60. Rumor also links Miss End Hunt to Slater’s son, about 25, though not officially confirmed.
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Bar Harbor
Slater Malls
Vier
Nass
Mabel Hut
Thint
Isesten
Hustlo
About
Pior
Lake Erie & Western strike and other 1854 events
A collage of 1854 items reports a Lake Erie & Western railroad strike starting Tuesday and declared Thursday, a Springfield murder hanging, a deputy shot, and political moves for an Oklahoma territory state. Also noted are a Pittsburgh Swiss celebration, recapture of a Sanuel Brown killer, a Mansfield family shooting, treasurer embezzlement, river accidents, free-list petroleum news, a Guthrie trade board ad, treasury circulation gains, bond redemptions, a Watertown horse sale barn fire, German wage policy, and a Statesville railway bridge inquiry.
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Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Peter Kentrew
Springfield
Sheri Storris
Frank Scofeld
Cold Springs
World Fair plans include Indian village display
Hon Henry Ballantine United States consul at Bombay arrives on City of New York to arrange bringing an entire Indian village to Chicago for the Columbian Exposition. Mrs Ballantine appointed special commissioner for ladies department. Chicago citizens pledge funds to support the exhibit amid talks of prior imperial displays in London and Raj.
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Henry Ballantine
United States
Bombay
India
City of
New York
Ballan- Line
Chicago
Halluntion
Hallwating
South Kontinguton
Sunday Closing at the World's Pub and Sabbath News
A chaotic roundup reports Sunday closing at the World's Pub in Chicago and Sabbath observance efforts led by lady managers Jive and others. It notes a memorial, a petition with 600,800 signatures, and support from Archbishop Ireland, plus a Farmers Alliance resolution from Ocala. It also covers a booming toiling peach market in Delaware and Canada cattle shipment plans for slaughterhouses with railcar transport and a Canadian inspector.
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National Columbian Emminsion
Chicago
Lng
Collier FP
Shepard
Te Sabbath Union
Sabbath Observancs
Meet WY
Archbihop Ireland
Farmers’ Alliance
Ocala
Fla
Newt
Sylvertor Seoville
Wooster College
Wooster
Howard
Tony Ferniey
Philadelphia
Alexander
Maitland
Brooklyn
Trouble Brewing at Mawati in Honolulu Letter
A Honolulu letter reports growing unpopularity of the new Hae Wwailan queen among natives and Americans as she defends her Covararian stance. It details suffering of natives under large sugar corporations and notes Republican calls on the island, a push for a new constitution and a republic after annexation. It claims many whites have left the island, crowded out by coolies, with natives dying.
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Mawati
Honolulu
United States
State Prize Drill attracts wide state interest and contenders
The state prize drill on September 19 draws broad attention across Michigan military circles. Teams like the St Thel Regiment of Saginaw Agricultural College Cadets and Devlin's Busiveny Cadets loom as strong competitors. In other news, John Merney of Pinckney died after being struck by a train near Ann Arbor while attempting to board. The widow of W. G. Crosby of Greenville mourns at age 80. The agricultural college reopens with stronger enrollment. Mrs Elizabeth Hisland and F R Wetmore tie nuptials, and Mrs K Douglas of Au Sable is mother to twins weighing two and a half and one and a half pounds respectively. BB Barham of Fenton Township dies at 70 years.
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Alva Phillips
Carson City
Michigan
Aining School
Wawa
M. Boys
South Haven
Charles King
Jonla
Newaygo
Jasob Thies
Myerstown
Lwobich
Makey Mulberries Ba Bee Mg
Boon Muskigon
Pertive Holy Minon
Michigan Central
Bay City
Lillie S. Harwood
Covey Lake
Louis Case
John P. Faurot
Duluth d& Miwaukee Railroad
Coesunha
Greenville
Tenth
Michigan Cavalry
Aid
Q. A. Cook
Antrim
St Joe River
van Harts Peanty
Ube Crapo- Paling de Tablalaventa
Ashland
Wis
M. W. Montgomery
District of Columbia Supreme Bench
Gov. Winans
Duis
Lub
Kew
O. M. Huyder
U. B
Petokey
Hew
Arnold
Sparta
First Presbyterian Church
Eoelety
Selaimaswe
Mew
Tholdae Hh. Batt
Lucite
Wik
Lola
Lande
Sarah Spaulding
Longite
Jovepa Grits
Wales
Ratabuah
Preaklent Agasaia
Qolumet & Hecla Ming
Deviie Ie
Hound Laie
Dh. Thiel Regiment
Saginaw
Agricultural Collede
Devlin
Busiveny Collen
John Merney
Pinckney
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Hin
W. G. Crosby
J. S
Barham
Fenton Township
Genesen County
Kev. T. P. Um
Powlerville
Wesley Baroum
Bytom
Train Robbery Near Cotopaxi Colorado Shocks Rail Route
Seven robbers halted an eastbound express near Cotopaxi Colorado on Monday night forcing Hagman to surrender all torpedoes and flag the train. Express Messenger Angert resisted with a pistol as the crew and passengers were unharmed. The band escaped with about $5,000 from the strong box and fled into the valley, while a surrounding pursuit began. The incident sparked national attention as reports linked it to broader social unrest and a Bellamy-inspired utopian project observed in nearby towns.
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Coloreado
Uip Grande
Cotopaxi
Col
Hagman
Lexas Creek
Bireman Auer
Seven Rites
Pressenger
Heerses
Robery
Ashoriit
Jase
Polars
Surrender of Napoleon Celebrated Across Germany on Sedan Anniversary
Reports note Napoleon III surrendered at Sedan on Sept 1 1870 ending the second French Empire. Germany marks the Wth anniversary with prayers and rejoicing. Other items mention a cyclone in Italy causing damage, NY Prohibition nominating J W Brace for governor, a large fire in The Dalles, artesian well plans at South Haven, a traveling dog challenge in Cassopolis, and War Dept orders on Cherokee cattle.
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Napoleon
Germany
Sedan
Feng Tier
Franet
Department of
Ardennes
Napoleon HS
William
Prussia
France
San Macey
Gassino
Italy
J. W. Brace
New York
Comnso Council
Ialing Suepa
Joe
Dungy Chapriad
Cassopolis
Cass
Vai Haves
Herries
Tush Lan
Thadepart
Agramalbure
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Illess
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Mypine
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Yorki
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Hatbuchy
Limmara Tre
Spakas
Monical
Traverse City
Jackson County
H. M. Loud & Son's Lumber Company
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M. A. Dean
Bloomingdale
Africa
Hed Jacket
Houghton Counts
Muaistique
J. G. Just
Coral
Muskegon
T. Hours
Wyandelle
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Emma Obernauer
Kyelym Industeilschol
Matisvee
Michael Stevens
Kalamaaoo
Heery
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Youngstown
Crystal Palls
Tie Po‘ler
Minnesota
Bay Cry
van Buren County
Garr
Pisher
Tronwood
Panonte Nsidini Jm
Charles R. Wint
Chillaneteamahp Company
Willi W. Goodrith
George FL Murt
W. M. Lynn
George FP
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Trumbull
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Chitlan Steamship Company
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Mansfield
Nicholas Webber
Telaw
Philip Huila
David Douglass
Younestown
Yhursday
Mabeulement
Lewisianan
Bahamas
Andre Senecal
Canadian Government Printing Bureau
Careni
Guthrie
Washington
de. N. P. Valerius & Co
Watertown
Scotland
Baron Stump
Statesville
N.C
THE
World's Fair Commission
Delaware
Dlawire
States
Rourket
Canada
House of Commons
Ottawa
Ont
Carling
Agriculur
Abbott
Dominion
Three Rivers
Bellamy
Ben Bows
Merete Cartin
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Carne
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Saan Astee
Tae
Thomas McGreevy
Boda
Portland
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Bricevilla
KoveCnor
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