Death of a Brave Man Cole Medard in Milan
The State reports the death of Cole Medard of Haylie in Milan on the 6th from war wounds and long illness. He served in the U S Cavalry and United States volunteers, earned praise as a brave officer, and his body was cremated in Buffalo under U S Marshal Penne l’s attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Medard
Haylie
Milan
Mia Thorp
Col Baylis
Phelps
Ontario County
N. W
Tecumseh
Texas
New Meston
Michigan
Michigan Cavalry
Anil
United States
Volun
Lealingra Cavalry
Trevillian Station
Mayle
Hancock
Oppeelieg
Detroit River
Vavile
Eld
Custer
Buffalo
Marshall Pennel
Detroit
South Lyon
O’lock
Toms
Thomas Javie
Edward Hillman
Eooms
Nowiman Wise
Fort, Gration
Campbell Offfort Hratintalec
Detroit ME session closes at Adrian amid long appointive list
A Detroit Michigan elders meeting formal session near Adrian ended after a night of appointments. The roster includes many reverends and church officials across Dearborn, Detroit, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, and surrounding towns, with numerous churches and missions named and assigned for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Detroit
Mtinonte
Mulsdowry
Helleville
RL Howson
Birmingham
J Hamilton
Brighton
Tabernacle
Ea Dawe
Delray
Wapelieds
Esley
Leh
Warner
Flat Rock
Cooke
Grienweld
H Tracy Hawald
Marion
Warren
Houghton
New Boston
North Lake
Wrymouth
Pontine
Allen
Kaweonville
JB Goodson
Bedford
Southfield
Lanning
Salem
Northfield
Lyon
Pranklin Hradley
Stockbridge
Verdin
Millar
Trenton
Jonas
Meliwains
SW Bird
Wyandotte
SE Warren
Ypsilanti
Isaac HK Springer
JW Horry
Assoviste
Michigal
Christian Adeventy
Tabernacle Quarterly
Arthur Rewards
Rittor
Northwestern
Christian Dew
Central Quarterly Conference
LM Fiske
Albion Wellege
Contedl
Jacobon
Lean Sastern
Michigan Aelon
Pontiac
HO Parker
Shae Jain
Malvin Isaac Sennret
Ifilna
Thaikville
Oded
Washburn
Marenet
Morgan Wea
Brooklyn
Bancroft
AB Clark
Byron
Calvin Gitte
Comaimere
J Wright
Linesile
Tedman
Lavison
Jd Ho Harn
Davisbury
Charles Sippsons
Farrington
W C McIntosh
Penton
Joseph Frazer
Pitt —Court Street
Jacklin Garland Treat
Flushing
John Swets
Fowlerville
Clark
Gaites
Castur
Wauatin
Grand Blanc
Ward
Haile
UW Wood
Hazelton
Warren Highland
Wortleypoor
Mt Morris
Bartis Hodson Groywil
Orteny
Herrt
Corruna
Anil
Chetey
Rowe Gaylords
Emily
Mineris Hiver
Joie
Sichates
Delon
Fostoria
Crassettes
Ryihen
Varter
Hopkins
Forturation
Jennings
Orty and Capac
York
Lake MB
Diehl
Lexington
Wright
Mar City
Lucaee
Marlette
Geo Nixons
Marysville
J McAllister
Mente
Dh Morton
Memphis
D Holmes
Metamora
Whitcoutsy
Minden
Clemens Verdon
Haltey
New Inven
Duke Winey
North Hranch
AP DeLong
Veck
Port Austin
Port Hope
Lennox Port Heron
Campbetd
Bert Bunting
Henry
N Kemea
Stier
Ruby
JK Whalen
Sandusky
Hed St Clair
TG Huckle
Ty Walter Aieris
Washington
JM Gordon Minquette
Cashin
Atlantic
Hurontovwn
Pi Tiessermer
Tronwood
Central Mine
Stephen Palkinghorn
Champlain
Lewis Mitchell
Wilbow
Hancock
Hatimabyilie
Wilon
Peer Indian Mission
Linden
Viante
Sion
JL Walker
Manistique
Parrett
Marquette
AB Bartlett
Michigamme
Huntaltt
Muntxing Indian Mission
Nabbenagast Soares
Squire Newberry
Norway
Vulwon
AB Fair
Oserota
Alfonee
Preverik Hirong
Plebford
Uiunaltsen
Tattivon Putite
J Evans Heckland
Greentansae
Tucker
Sanit
Ste. Marin
GM Whitney
St. Lennon
White Ture
Steplenton
J Pasco Fity
Peareen
David J. Davinte Awh
Miechui Wang Ching Chew
B.A
Ry K. Wolte
Sone
Michigan items skip for Dida Boaeh warrants and sprawl
A Detroit style column lists numerous Michigan items: a warrant issued to the assignees of Dida Boaeh in a Dolphin and Puritan matter, a state military meeting notice from James W. Miles, a fatal rail yard accident at Manistee, a purse theft case and a Cole post office establishment, a tax and academy updates, agricultural fairs, and various local incidents including suicides, arrests, and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dida Boaeh
Roach
James W. Miles
Artillery Association of Michigan
Huis
Bin
Hubbardston
Miles
Lansing
Gee. Gray
Manistee & Luther Rail
Oad
Manistee
London
Eng
Crawford
Heston
Cole
Calhoun County
John Badger
Charts Brown
Michigan
Abert Willan, Jr
San Francisco
Geological Survey
Michigan School of Mines
Chicago
Mary
Kalamaran
Ile
Rerrien
Tye
Fred
Bibs
Warrel Lingley
Site
University Law Department
Kalamazoo
Muskegon
Illame
Michigan Military Academy
Irrah L. Winter
Harvard
Giles McKeon
Brant
Saginaw County
Brant Center
Holiday
McKeon
Gustavus Clark
Momeo
Tio
Clark
Joint
Sebnell
Vrankenbust
Haginaw County
Bronson
Louise Loomis
Grand Mapide
Rapite
Knights of Labor
Jobo Trumbull
Foar
Cass City
Washington
New York
Dienes
Florida
Senate
Detroit
Mexian
Bayard
Mexico
United States
Americas
Michican Military Academy
Cpinell
Grand Hapils
Fier State
Camedia
Rand
Darko
Outaria
Hetroth
Grand Raye
Grid Fur Joell
Micheey Bicknell
Hrand Ta Jie
Tredeurer
Lancing Rathry
Tieurga
Matti Razieiy
Keportrientees
Magis
Tillina
Grand Bayon
Moaipeinlie
Chirago, Kalamano & Saginaw
Kalamano
Lund
Michigan & Ohio
Grand Trunk
Ines
Thomas
Cobb
A. J. Bowne
Leroy Cabill
Frederick Bush
W. Dewing
Lerved
Thomas & Cobb
A.J. Bowsu
Geo E. Dunbar
Judge Chipman
Congress
Jobs Torrent
Hannah, Lay & Co
Traver de City
Torrent
Met
Univers
Tonquin
Manhon
Bristol
Beatrice
Henry
Batenburg
Alexander
Bulgaria
Darnstadt
Prince Alexander
Queen Victoria
Lake Superior
Jind Crouch
Dan Rane
Jos
Hulwer
Jackson
Bulwer
Disastrous Collision on New York Line Kills Fifteen
A deadly railwreck near Milver Creek New York on a curve east of Dunkirk kills fifteen and injures many as an excursion train collides with a westbound freight. Engineers jump to safety. several named victims listed as physicians attend the wounded. Cause cited as negligent orders to pass at Silver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Milver Creek
N.Y
Dunkirk
Henry Huyek
Steretina
Erie
John Souder
Henry Gebhardt Andleon
Alleghany City
P. Reynolds
New Anron Parkhurst
Mayville
Adriel Heicher
Loonie
David Shiep and Son
Jacob Kastatter
Charlhe Himch
Juin Seifert
Bete Bn
Jin Meare
Evin
Stuphet Culverson
Waterford
Silver Creek
Lewis
Detroit Markets and Shipping News Shocked by Bridge Collapse
Markets show weakness with heavy receipts and mixed prices across grains and livestock. A bridge collapse over the Outran itua river in Ostran kills seven, injuring many as soldiers and bystanders fall into the water. similar Belfast incident adds to regional turmoil. Glasgow Missouri bank closes. coal mine cave-in at Marvin shaft buries one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Frei Frinipa
Atent
Minnessba
Sai
Poveriy
Teive Quinn
Baltimore
Bereni
Creamory
Sigh
Bay
Ith
Proms
Taman
Outranitua
Ostran
Mara Yin
Uhlan
Belfast
Ireland
Howard County Bank
Glascow
Missouri
Marvin
Delwaine & Hudson Coal Company
Scranton
Debate Over Handling of Geronimo Surrendered Hostiles
Officials consider trial options for Geronimo and allied Apaches after surrender, debating military commission versus other courts. General Miles argues for nonreservation removal and a presidential decision awaits full surrender terms and circumstances. Civil and military processes are weighed amid broader reports on Charleston earthquake relief and Wrights Labor Bureau update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome Ee
Drom
Geronino
Neteher
San Antonio
Arizona
Fen. Miles
Florida
Miles
Ian. Miles
Endicott
Moducs
Witneses
Geronimy
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Wayne County
State Board
Alvon
Antrim
Apigvoix
Cilato
Keweenaw
Agent
Osa
Posses
Mackinac
AMD
Midland
Montcalm
Montmoreur
Oceana
Ottawa
Roscommon
Baginaw
Sanilaci
Huron
Washtenaw
Hoglut Wayne
Bow
Lorny Wexford
Alr
TSS
Livingston
Clinton
Lenawee
Wayne
Fred Smith
Howell
Albert Kebal
Casco Township
St. Clair County
Jame Dorr
Rebald
Dorr
Charles W. Paina
Grand Rapids
P. Jackson
Onondaga
Sait
Jackson Circuit
West Harrisville
Black River
Ellis
Shepardavilly
Clinton County
Coral
Stanton
J. A. French
Coldwater
England
Chapin
Iron Mountain
Leon Jettee
Anton Siem
Charleston
Ant
Treasury
Humber Competest
Carroll D Wright
Har
Secretary of Interior
Labor Bureau
Commisstioner
Uni
Thie Bureau
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