State Delivers Names of District Workers and Supervisors
A long list shows districts and supervisors including Bellovillo Howson Banteritch Clarkston Dearbor Tokator Cook and many others across Michigan counties. The compiled roster names editors pastors and officials such as Joseph Kilpatrick Artur Edwards and W S Studley among others, indicating a statewide staffing or appointment record.
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Dethuit
P. B
Modeon
Bell Bellovillo
Howson
I John Banteritch
D. A
Clarkston
Dearbor Tokator
W. Cook
Aria Sins Isirds
Peter Mitebeli
Cane
Timan
J. Wesley
Wayne
J A
Washington Street
Chicago
Central Quarterly Conference
Pink
Athlon College
Central Quarterly Confersues
CL Davolkes
Michigan Asylum
J. Fi Dacklin
Garland Street
H. White
Pinsiing
J. Pracery Powldivide
Non
Clare
Gules
Leo Lelgaron
Goodrieb
JJ. Tenens
Grand Lane
WM Ward
Hack Woods Havleton
J. Hodge
Hurland
W. Austins High
Jb Hubtell
Midis
LO Adanes Lapeer
J.P
Pierre
Swartenhem
Vern
Webbervite
S. Binds Williamstun
Wortley Shatter
Wrischt
Salinaw
Honninaton
Oliver
Mayport Carrs
Goss
Deford
Benson
Tit
Hoskatront
W. A. Stlee
Elling’ Ly
Woodand
Keiuuaton
Hésach Osborne
Mast Uorours
J. A
Metuilanae Siac Millincton
Aruuar
Tobe
Oryen
Campbell
Watronsville
J. Duick
Port Hurosistrict HP
Ted. Mente
Adal
W. Mutisa
Algonac
Teyape
S. E. Warren
Tal
Clemo
Broek
W. Barnum
Brown City
Mert
Carsonrikie
HO. Munte
Capac
Dreden
Attion
W. Eumunds
Cifford
G. FP. Tripn
Croswell
H. Nankervis
Downington
G. Whitcomb
Fornster
W. Cash
Fort Gratiot
G. W. Jennines
Iraing City
A. T. de Lang
Lakeport
Ionn Wesley
Laxington
G. W. Carter
L. L. Houghton
Port Hope
D. McFawn
Port Hurog
E.W
Ye E. Wiville
Ampleby
Moseommon
Wilsen
St Helena
SAKE
Partiett
Atlantic
Bvauas Ishysinpain
P. Varner
Laken Ladin
LrAnse
Porritt
Polleimetornis Maes
Wilcox
Tacomiens i Esa Sa Indian Mission
Negauner
A. Wood
Norway
Michigan and national notes fill long list of names and events
The page lists missionaries and officials such as W L Pitehor and G R Dafang Obing Yun, with mentions of Gov. Davis, Major Watson, and Mrs Emory. It reports local incidents including a murder case suspect and an arson reward, plus mining updates, rail and labor convention items, and various appointments and dismissals across Michigan communities. The jumble cites Cass River logs, Fourth Michigan cavalry, and other scattered notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sumlay School
Wasociation
Saginaw Nest
Edward Warren
Norway
State Ree
Taylor
Maj. A. J. Watson
Grand Hapids
Chicairo
Chas
Wagner
Detroit
Sarah KV
Emory
Lana'ng
Union Labor Party
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ballard
Jackson
Cne
Cass River
Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Bijoten
Mnet
Southworth
Fort
le. WH. Porter
Lansing
Boclus
Het
Leeasurers LH. Wolves
Kacline
Grand Apis
Trod
Ceneides
Lanelay
Charles D. Blanchand
Marquette
State Bart of
Coronelions Wit Charities
Manquetur County
Sirut Craig
Fourth Artillery
Matsted
Alpes
Sault Ste Marie
Marquette Winant
Haruylek
Crasting
Wiest Pont
Higulitan
Thie Sain
Alexanler Agasale
Calinet Heal Minlage Antmpany
Peranu
Aie Howaitts
Gollen
Ishyning
Amd
Cory Kettnre
Franisfort
Emmet J. Willee
Tert Spencer
Port Martin
Gettysbare
William Perkins
Lacie Hilly
Bronson
Agricuutial College
Adrian Bad
Akrs
Marion
Minnesota Bakers
Beaxa
Brrawax
I Family
London
Rat Ie
Eae Posiem
Seaguse
Congress Debates Rail Grants and Public Works
The Senate discusses a land grant forfeiture linked to a Michigan rail project from Manville to Ontonagen and a broader plan for public buildings in Kalamazoo. House actions include a department of agriculture bill and a transmission bill. private pension bills advance and a monument dedication at Gettysburg highlights broader wartime memory.
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Serrewnen
Sexare
Tuskmas House
Thane
St. Mary's
Fane Co
Hotte
Ontonayon
Senate
Sr Tee & Public
Kalamazoo
Department of Agriculture
Stewart
Tranny le Svin
House Committee
House
Michigan
Manjuelle
Jarle Alow
Wisconsin
Billy
Ste Hinehwrn
Pennsylvania
Gan
Sheridan
Chealie
Indiana
Mr. Kilgore
Texas
Marquette, Houghton & Outenagon
Telhway Wunpway
Wil
Ite
Meir Litles
Whic
Swindling clerk jailed as trials loom in New York case
Goldatein a 26 year old clerk for Morr Toh Soe ae De auctioneer of New York faced trial on charges of swindling his employer. Authorities say he confessed guilt after forging checks totaling 830,000 and surrendered property valued at 80 to gain leniency. Meanwhile rumors spread of German intrigue and losses in recent European events as other unrelated notices appear.
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New York Regiment
Gethvebury
Culp
Paduenh
Kyo
Charles A. Tiisbury & Co
Minneapolin
Bichwinone
U. N Rashlor
Nathmat Vatile
Car
Chicago
Dickinsin
Millunis
United States
Harstuis
Hoektone Mountain
Smiles
Hot Springs
Ark
David Scott
Jersey
Ned
Latity
Harrison
Daniel Wishator
Point Mountain
Gettysburg
Pruitt
Kokomo
Tad
J.C. Blacktree
Standard Ol
Col
Dan. Lamont
F Cleveland
W. WN. Riddle
John P. Beal
M. B McMullin
Abt
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Bank
Tn Watton
Ind
Ida Flynn
Ravn
Ruth
Holloway
Cincinnat
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Parifhc
Oukland
Walter
Newberry
S. O
Hurnham
Round Lake
N. Yi
Newman
Wil
Newnan
Thi
Durre't
Heading
Phere
Battery
Levi
George W
Ee Md
Will West
Acwo Manufacturing Arene Af Wiluskyy N. A
Earnest
Goldatein
Morr Toh Soe Ae de Auctioneer
New York
Old Field
Stim
Bismarck
Fossen
Ludwig
London
Grand Trunk
Hamilton
Stratford
Crlvin da Tinson
Catamount
Kent County
Frederick
Elrelos
Tin Putklenton
Mrederik
Prince Bismarck
Innamuch Asi
Wiliam Wiscot
San Francisco
Marquesas
Sherman on Annexation and Canadian union rhetoric
The article discusses Senator Sherman's stance on annexation and a proposed political union of the United States with Canada. It references a speech favoring expansion and closer ties, mentioning territorial gains, custom houses, and the idea of uniting the two countries under one umbrella. It also notes related railroad land disputes and a Tennessee to Michigan weather outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesus
Louisiana
Canada
Dnion
Great Britain
Viking
Piuriods Cipom
Air Canada
Stricken South Faces Yellow Fever Panic Across States
Refugees flee Jacksonville as yellow fever spreads from the Grand Union hotel. Authorities impose quarantines in St Augustine, Palatka, Gainesville, and Savannah, with doctors issued badges and supplies to treat the needy. Chattanooga and Memphis enact strict patrols while councils urge a federal bureau for rapid study and controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union Hotel
Jacksonvile
Jeason
Jacksonville
Porter
Mie Covernniv
Burses
Alnehit
Brevard
Yolk
Crom
Gainesville
Cina
Wilbour
Savannah
Krunawick
Common Council of
Chattanooga
Ebldin Chatanos
Board of Youth of
Hunilton
Mississippi
Phare
Memphis
Ys Ogterser
Vicks
Burg
Puppiciius
Jackson
Misa
Tsutter- Ty
Alremdy
Decatur
Alabama
Louisville
Citizens’ Sanitary Association of
Congress
Tsss
Death of a French Patriot Bazaine at Madrid and downfall
The obituary recounts Marshal Bazaine born in France in 1511, his early rise from private soldier to general, his campaigns in Africa and the Rhine, his defeat and surrender at Metz in 1870, trial for capitulation, sentence of degradation and execution order, later commuted to twenty years, and his wife’s legal immunity claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bazeine
Madrid
Francois Acuille Bazaine
Verauilies
France
Jeratial
Africa
Istrit
Proasia
Armes du Rhin
Marval Hacaine
Mat Manon
Hacaine
Rhine
Mite
Baraine
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L, W. Pitehor
G. R. Dafang Obing Yun
China
D.C. Challis
Mulgaria
Fawin Craven
Dakota
Samuel Weir
Davis
Dean
Ail Dolong
Henry B. Wolfe
Talsuage
G. Te Pasreoe
Arteona
Wolverine
Sherman
North America
Sergt
Conger
bin Wrap
Weather Service
Sat'enal Association
Tndianapolis
Beth Inst
Wasoctaton
Get. Harrison
Temiinnon Bath
Thomas Mo
Curtis
Kentucky
Covington
Laines G Cardse
Hosecrans
Rosecrans
Society of the Revo of
Cumberlad
Aino
AiciaRosi
Urlington
Schenck
Tare
Bate
W. L. Douglas
Antaress
Saint
Douglas
Brackton
Mase
Wwe
Chase .Gholagooue
Witlane Rey
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