04 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
1
Our line features Parker Remington Winchester Syracuse and other trusted makes. Guns priced from 56.30 to 75.00 rifles from 32.50. Complete ammunition loaded shells reloading paraphernalia hunter supplies. Free dinner set and remaining tickets for a 100 piece Haviland china set draw for ticket holders.
Upward of 8 090 men from all sectors of Santiago answered a chamber of commerce appeal to attend a demonstration urging Cuba to press the United States for reduced American duties on Cuban sugar and tobacco. The event paused all business as Senor Marcane spoke to a large crowd in the Plaza about the looming impact on planters. Lieut. Whitehead wired the memorial to Gov. Wood in Havana as the crowd argued industrial ties to US relations will shape future mining and economic conditions. In Peoria a separate report notes the Monarch distillery’s reopening will spark a fierce battle in whisky business as capacity rises to 6 000 bushels daily.
In New York on October 4 the Columbia defeated Shamrock II in the second America's Cup race. The course covered 30 miles with Columbia winning by 3 minutes 35 seconds and overall faster than any Cup race. Captain Barr led the British Shamrock with Sir Thomas in defeat but sporting.
Five laboring men beaten aboard a southbound freight were badly hurt when an overloaded lumber car collapsed near McManus Siding, four miles north of Boyne Falls. They were treated by surgeons, with one leg crushed. The group was taken to the nearest town for care as the wreck scattered cars, potatoes, and fish.
New steel passenger steamers depart St Ig nace Mackioxs Cheboygan and Al pena four times weekly serving Detroit Toledo Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh New York and other eastern destinations. Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for relief and saved lives of children. Johnson Andrews druggists.
Chicago Telegraph and Telephone workers declare a sympathy strike. As 64 linemen from American District Telegraph resist, most lines into Chicago will be useless within a week. Construction halts, wages under dispute, calls for arbitration and widespread town reports follow.
Newport News a man named Northrop spent sixteen weeks in Norfolk’s best hospital for rheumatism. Doctors warned he would lose his right leg, but he refused amputation and used Athlo-Phoros, claiming a permanent cure. He keeps Athlo-Phoros at home and praises its effects. Moral urges rheumatism sufferers to try Athlo-Phoros.
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