24 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1903
Page
1
A late night meeting between operators and sector representatives produced a settlement but left the exact location of future trouble uncertain. Police noted a revolver incident where Moll pheestlridges was targeted, and the scene involved a trolley route disruption. Authorities continue to monitor tensions near Norther-side and surrounding areas.
The four year old Theo Sherman, son of Reverend C. Sherman of the Presbyterian Church, drowned in a pond near Mill Pond yesterday afternoon. He and another boy were playing near two feet of water when the child fell in. A companion ran for help but by the time rescuers arrived the boy was dead, one arm resting on the ice. Doctors tried to save him but failed. Parished in cold Labrador.
A long preserved bank announces modern upgrades to its premises. The large scale alterations include a new front entrance on Main Street, revised teller and cashier areas, upgraded furnishings, and enhanced access between workrooms. Directors and officers retain private spaces for confidential banking matters. The institution traces its lineage to 1858 and emphasizes a steady, prudent course through generations.
Report details a fog bound ship strike on rocks off Tomales Bay. Lifeboats launched amid heavy seas, nine crew lowered, boats shattered, eight sailors lost, one body recovered, captain and crew remain missing after the dusk disaster.
Fragmentary notes describe a labor convention of the American Federation of Labor. Mentions attendees and general topics but specifics are unreadable. The item appears to report on labor movement activity and possible political linkage.
Fragmentary OCR reports a worker died instantly from a lead weapon blow during a workplace incident. Authorities and witnesses referenced a secretary and a company in Hullbrook area, with injuries to a leg and a man named Siekelson noted. The exact location and full details remain unclear.
A garbled report notes a church gathering with mentions of Cardinal Gotu and other named figures. It references a prefect and pontifical duties, plus scattered names such as Ozrdind, Steinhuber, and Martinelli, with unclear context and dates. The text remains incoherent but points to a church leadership discussion.
A garbled confession fragment references a million dollar theft and a safety box, with mentions of prosecutors and a conspiracy. The text reports the arrest of seventeen officials and hints at more charges in a grand city case tied to a Pure Water scheme and supposed payoffs.
Edward' 5. Boyt, commissioner of public landy, tenor, Tadisnalon announces acceptance. All other members of the Governor's general staff will be retained except H. Cooper, superintendent of Bible works, and Alexander G. Alawar, private secretary to the governor.
In Owosso Michigan on November 24 Justice Robert McBelier officiated a hurried marriage at Corunna. Clack Huerls and Della Anderson of Tush entered McBride's office and wed after a brief exchange of vows. The justice sealed the kiss in nine seconds as witnesses arrived across the street.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a robbery related event. It mentions a person named Thale or Thale Friend and references suspects or bystanders described as a “gold pie of strangers.” The text notes the individual met someone sad and invited strangers to stay, then says words were discovered that he had been tabben. The passage is garbled and difficult to interpret.
24 Georges F Siegle, supreme leader of the Maccabees, died at Oak Grove sanitarium after three months of mental illness treatment. He passed away at 4 30 in the morning. the body will be taken to Buffalo for burial.
Grand Rapids nov 24 the Majestic theater opened featuring David Higgins and Georgia Waldron in His Last Dotlac at the corner of Part and North Division streets. The venue seats about 1800 with estimates around 7100000 for the project crafted by designer Colonel J M Wood, reflecting meticulous, standout construction.
In Quincy Michigan on Monday November 24 a special school election in district No 2 approved bonding the village for eight thousand dollars to construct a new schoolhouse. The bonding date is set from June 1.
An elderly man, 75, died when he was struck by a runaway team in Ifoiner Michigan. He attempted to halt the animals but was entangled by a wheel and suffered a broken neck. Witnesses report the incident occurred near Mandsy.
Ossining New York November Carmine Galmart was put to death in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison for the murder of Mrs Soseptiaeae. The execution followed his conviction and occurred Monday in the state penitentiary.
The Senate debated the Cuba resolution and Panama canal route as Senator Morgan of Alabama accused President of using power to push personal views. Morgan urged adherence to the Spooner Act and warned of party discipline masking national interests, while criticizing the president's handling of canal strategy and isthmus diplomacy.
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