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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1907

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Wisconsin Roads to Implement 2 Cent Fare Plan

Three major Wisconsin railroads set a two cent fare per mile starting next Thursday with nationwide scope. Agents have been instructed to place 2 cent schedule cards in stations by Thursday and warn that both state and interstate rates shift to 2 cents a mile. The Wisconsin Central contends a court challenge is possible but accepts the policy due to competitive pressure.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago & Northwestern Wisconsin Central

Scant Support for Petrilla Reported in Superior

Except from some Socialist members of labor unions in Superior, Teofilo Petrilla the strike leader was given little encouragement locally yesterday as support for the Western Federation of Miners propaganda was limited, according to union men and other best information available.

Labor Unions of Superior Teofilo Petrilla Western ‘Federation of Miners

For Sale of School Property in Bessemer Township

A school building and one acre of ground in Bessemer Township are offered for sale. Bids must be received by 9:00 a.m. on Monday August 12 1907 by the Secretary of the Board John Mayer Sr. The board may reject any or all bids and will convey a clear title. A3-10

Bessemer Township City John Mayer, Sr

Four Months' Annual Hurricane in Seistan

In Seistan near Persia and Afghanistan a formidable wind called the Bad i sad o gist ros or wind of 120 days dominates summer. Col Sir Henry McMahon notes it begins late May or mid June and rages with great violence until late September, blowing mostly from a point west of north at over 70 miles per hour.

Seistan Persia Afghanistan Sir Henry McMahon

The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Promoted

A disease sweeping the country is tied to kidney trouble and can lead to heart disease pneumonia or apoplexy. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is marketed as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues with claims of easing incontinence and night-time urination. Printed offer invites free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Isle Royale Flag Claim Sparks Diplomatic Debate

Port Arthur dispatch says Capt. 8. C. Young returned from Isle Royale in Lake Superior after planting the British flag without opposition. He claims the island lies north of the forty-ninth parallel and thus belongs to Canada. He condemns the Ashburton commission for declaring it neutral as a British diplomatic disgrace.

Port Arthur Ont 8. C. Young Isle Royale Lake Superior Vanenda Ashburton Commission

Water Prank Pours Nighttime Shower On Main Street Victims

About 1 o clock Wednesday night a pail of ice cold water was dumped from a roof onto two prominent stockholders, sparking a chase as an owner and others investigated. The alleged culprit, Black Mountain, was found on the second floor and confronted, ending the prank.

Black Mountain Terra Firme

Rich nickel deposits spark race for control in Canada

The richest nickel deposit in the great Canadian nickel district was found by J B Miller of Sault Ste Marie. The vein runs 100 feet wide and Rockefeller interests have long controlled the deposits. The new strike challenges that hold as Pittsburgh and Cleveland capital seeks the deposit.

J. B. Miller Sault Ste. Marie Rockefeller Canadia Pittsburg Cleveland

Best Time to Have Furs Made to Order in Summer

Summer is presented as an ideal period for fur making and repairs at Ben Beckman’s shop in Ironwood. The ad claims lower labor costs, more time per order, and faster readiness for cold weather, urging readers to consult Ben Beckman, 208 McLeod Ave. Phone 350-L.

Ben Beckman Funner McLeod Ave Ironwood L. Alo

Harvard Athlete Marries Dressmaker Milliner Elite Pair

A Harvard athlete weds a woman who works as a dressmaker and milliner, blending brains and brawn with a gifted hand. Rumors hint she may also excel in cooking, rounding a high achievement union.

Harvard

Much Waste of Energy in Steam Engine Claims

A report argues the best steam engines convert 560 percent of heat produced, highlighting extreme efficiency claims. The statement reflects controversy over engine efficiency measurements and the potential for exaggerated performance.

Montenegro Bars Kodaks Restrictions Tighten On Visitors

Foreigners in Montenegro face prosecution for carrying kodaks or cameras without written permission. The rule applies even to taking pictures of scenery, signaling strict controls on photography by outsiders.

Montenegro

Republican Convention in Laurium Nomination Confirms Delegates

A Republican convention for the 32nd Senatorial District meets August 13 1907 at 3 pm in Laurium Michigan to nominate three candidates for delegates to the constitutional convention to convene October 22 1907. Delegates from each county listed with official signatories J T Fisher and J Vivian Jr as secretary and chairman.

Leunsing Larium Mich Laurium J. T. Fisher J. Vivian, Jr

The Strike on Other Range

Aug. 4 strikers try to rush Hull Rust mine. deputies open fire. Federation men break promise to Governor. Strikers out 1,100,000. 2,000 more to go to work tomorrow. Aug. 5 strike to end this week. prelude to broader conflict planned two years hence. Steel company shipping 80 percent of output soon. Eveleth and Nashwauk quiet. Finne threaten dynamite at Hibbing harboring 20 miners. Deputies arrest 23 rioters. two strikers arrested for intimidation at Eveleth. More men at work where trouble is feared.

Hull- Rust Federation Steel Corporation Eveleth Nashwauk

Lightning Strikes Furniture Store Amid Storm Fire

After a scorching day a sudden cloud burst hit the area with a brief hour long downpour and lightning that struck the John R. Johnson furniture store. Lightning entered through a side window, igniting benzine based polish and stove cages, spreading to furniture and wrecking the gasoline lighting plant. John Frick, nearby, received a shock and the fire department arrived swiftly to control the blaze. Insurance covered the damages. Gauge of Friendship and John A. Howland quoted on honest talk and true friendship.

John R. Johnson John Frick

Mesaba Strike Ends After Weeks of Turmoil

The Mesaba range strike ends after three weeks that crippled railways steamships and mines. Dock laborers quit without notice violating an agreement with United States Steel Corp triggering widespread job loss and labor turmoil. The arrested strike leader carried a thousand dollars and claimed to protect it, a sign of perceived greed among some protesters.

Mecaba Range United States Steel Corporation Minnesota

Saloon Keeper Becomes Lawyer Wins Case

L A Stammer of Seymour Wisconsin known as the “attorney” for his legal wit in anti saloon league actions has won a case. He was arrested for keeping open after 11 pm Sunday night claiming the ordinance says closing on all week days and that Sunday is not a week day. The league dropped the case.

L. A. Stammer Seymour Wis Annals of Law League

Standard Oil Hit With Record $29 Million Fine

Judge Kenesaw M. Landis fines Standard Oil $29,240,000 for illegal rebates. The verdict marks the largest penalty in jurisprudence and condemns the oil trust’s methods. Charles M. Pratt of Standard Oil says the firm will not raise oil prices.

Standard Oil CO Landis Chicago Rockefeller Kenesaw M. Landis United States District Court Oil Trust Charles M. Pratt Standard Oil Company

Visit by Swedish agents to study Scandinavian settlers

Two agents of the King of Sweden, in Chicago, are due here next week to gather information on the habits of Scandinavian citizens in this district. The mission, ordered by the Swedish king, aims to learn why their people leave Sweden and come to the United States if conditions are unfavorable. The king seeks to remedy any issues to suit his subjects.

King of Seeder Chicago Sweden

Camping Trip Gone Wrong on the Railway

Sheriff and Mrs Spencer with Mr and Mrs Thompson planned a camping trip. A dog chase caused a baggage mix up as the party board the train, leading to a delayed arrival in Watersmeet and luggage left behind.

Thompson Watersmeet

Polar and naval news from Weeks Telegraphic Sparks

Reports cover the Wellman polar expedition balloon inflation and mid August departure target, Peary's departure from Portland for New York en route to another north pole voyage, Me t eor winning the king's cup in Cowes regatta, and the Galilee bombardment near Casa Blanca. A fatal wreck near Kelly, Pennsylvania, and a broad note on the vast universe and travel time to a distant star.

Portland Robert E. Peary New York North Pole

Rush to Up Lakes Deepens Coal Shortage Warning

The northwest faces a harsher coal famine than last year as railroads struggle to supply coal for upper lakes. Ore handlers strike has halted ore movement, leaving 100 large ore boats docked and awaiting cargo. Vessel owners prefer ore over coal, delaying coal shipments and signaling renewed fuel shortages into spring.

Northwest Ohio Porte

American Battleships to Pacific

Washington sources say the Pacific will host a large U S battleship squadron as China’s instability and the Empress Dowager’s frail health prompt U S naval presence near Asia. Observers argue China’s condition justifies a ready American force within sailing distance.

Chicago Record- Herald Washington China Japan Pacific Far East United States

Base Ball Confidence After Hurley Series Victory

Local club asserts they can beat Hurley and rivals when in form. Hurley lost 8 to 4 in a straight game, while Daly's Favorites defeated the second team 14 to 4 last Sunday afternoon. A new local baseball team rumored to form with an imported battery seeks a first series against the existing squad. Bessemer hosts Glidden at Bessemer grounds Sunday afternoon.

Hurley Daly

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