18 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1901
Page
1
The 1901 line highlights Stove Building with 35 years of successful business and promotes Art Stove Co Superb line of Ranges. Open evenings and invites customers to visit the store.
Washington November 18 Senator Cullom of Illinois will chair the foreign relations committee succeeding the late Senator Davis. He plans to resign the interstate commerce chair after accepting the post, as he is the committee’s senior member following Mr Frye. A new bank is being formed in Rose City with B R Noble of Yale as president and John Bell of Lexington as vice president. William J Bell will serve as cashier.
Five thousand miners and conspirators gather to rise against Canadian rule in the Northwest Territory. The plan: seize police, arrest civil authorities, establish a republic with Dawson as capital. Arctic winter delays external intervention, while leaders meet in Skagway amid police and federal officials high level talks.
In Allegan a bid to block Pere Marquette track on Water Street prompted an injunction that failed to locate railroad officials, while Ypsilanti seniors voted under a Australian system for minor offices but none earned a majority. Other items include a missing heir found in Ontario, new Michigan corporations tallied in Lansing, and a Germany inheritance leaving William Frank Heinlinger the sole heir in Calumet with details of the uncle’s estate and a nationwide seek for Relating information.
Reports from Michigan and nearby regions detail a surge of mining activity in the Porcupine mountain district with W. H. Reeves suspending winter work on the Holmwell property after extensive explorations. Other items note smallpox vaccinations, rising freight through Sault Ste. Marie, and live deer exhibitions in Laurium as regional mining and transportation news dominate the page.
Mrs Sarah McCurdy mother of H McCurdy of James and Mr Curdy Detroit dies at age 76. The Ashher case jurors discharged with one patrolman under arrest for willful disobedience of court rules. Madison Medicine Co Rocky Mountain Tea by Johnson & Andrews.
The advertisement asserts catarrh stems from the blood and inflames mucous membranes. Local applications cannot cure it, and neglect harms stomach and health, potentially leading to consumption. It urges immediate action and promotes Hood's as the true remedy.
Wom en presided the local Women’s Christian Temperance Union event in Port Worth with 34 members at multiple pulpits across churches. Doctrinal topics were booed while prominent speakers from Boston to London addressed temperance, gospel preaching, and political integrity. Elizabeth Greenwood of New York drew sharp attention with a sermon urging moral rightness over political schemes.
Col Charles Charlle Long of Baltimore, a diplomat, returns from Paris aboard La Bretagne. He has gathered lists of officers and sailors who aided American independence, aided by the French war and navy departments. The search aims to publish names of those who served in the American Revolution.
Expressions of gratitude from women who benefited from Rocky Mountain Test compensation for their efforts are shown in a brief note by Johnson and Andrews.
An Atlantic Georgia reader extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a splendid cure for piles, claiming immediate relief and no surgery needed. The ad notes the product also speeds healing of cuts burns and bruises and warns against counterfeits while promoting a Chicago excursion on Lake Shore railway November 23.
Bargain sale offers ladies dress skirts in blue and black at prices from 1.75 to 4.48 with a note that these deals won’t last long. Store claims prices compare favorably with competitors and highlight quality unique to these offers.
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