The Bessember Herald masthead note
The Bessemer Herald masthead running credit and postal notice appears with the line Entered at the Post Office at Bessemer Mich. as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1902
Page
4
The Bessemer Herald masthead running credit and postal notice appears with the line Entered at the Post Office at Bessemer Mich. as second class mail matter.
The document lists Republican candidates for state offices including Lieutenant-Governor Alex Maitland of Marquette, Secretary of State Fred Warner of Oakland, State Treasurer Daniel McCoy of Kent, Attorney-General Chas Blake of Jackson, Auditor-General Perry F. Powers of Wexford, Superintendent Delos Pall of Albion, Land Commissioner E. A. Wildey of Van Buren, and Board of Education members L. J. Wright Gogebie and Py ob. Nelly Wayne.
The Red Socks of Bessemer won a morning forfeited game against Wakefield after a disputed call, then defeated Tronwood 17 to 9 in the afternoon with standout runs from Pascoe Rogers McMinn Burt and Markstrom. Monte pitched effectively while John Holland and Fred Knight umpired to general satisfaction. About 300 spectators witnessed the victory.
S S Curry of Tronwood has returned from Alaska. Ironwood residents pledge nearly 6000 dollars for a new opera house. A line of winter overcoats from The Tailor's is advertised. Masonic order membership grew by 40540 to 881536. Chicago North Western workers strike over pay. Falk & Co. lands $30900 contract to build eight miles of streetcar line at Sault Ste Marie. Ford River mill sawyer Gooderlough cuts 103000 shingles in ten hours. Wisconsin Central railroad earnings forecast rise to about 445000 surplus for year. Government service exams advertised by Inter-State Correspondence Institute. Peninsula flour mills at Norway praised for supporting local farming. State militia veterans to receive medals at Manistee encampment and Detroit during Roosevelt visit. Deaths: Donald Yale and Sett Jatius noted with funeral details.
A promotional fragment extols a woman’s sprightly step and flawless skin, claiming Dr. King's New Life Pills boost all organs, digestion, and mood. The ad ends with a clipped call to try the product yourself, attributed to MacFarlane's.
Advertisement claims a cure for a gold in one day with Pake Lasative Bromotaining Patlets. It states refunds are available if it fails to cure and includes El W Grove’s signature on each box.
A Gogebic district Republican convention is called to meet in Tronwood City Hall on Saturday August 16 1902 at 3 p m. Delegates are allocated at one for every three hundred votes or major fraction from the last governor vote, totaling ten delegates. The purpose is to nominate a representative for the district and elect a legislative committee plus other business. The notice is issued by the Gogebic District Legislative Committee chaired by J R Moorkt. Also advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets for colds at 23 cents.
J W Bedell was in Ironwood on business last Monday. Win Griftht of Berlin Wisconsin visits his brother in law James Tobin. All buildings at the Brotherton and Sunday Lake mines are being repainted. Joe Martinkowsky becomes bartender for Thomas Ashland. Ed Rodlillis returns from Marion with a team of black draft horses. Gierhardt and Berwald employ fifteen carpenters on the new school interior aiming for Sept 1. J T Nortland opens a photo gallery over Johnson Laughtin’s to offer photo work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Thomas Cavender rents the new cottage on Sunday Lake street and moves in.
Community updates include Anderson Conley draining a pond for drainage work on Drothertei Road. William Otto travels to Manistee with Co. bolbron Wood for the Michigan National Guards encampment. A log accident injures Gabriel Sherland near BP Olson's farm, requiring recovery time. J Tooker and Ernest Nelson photographed mining operations at Brotherton and Sunday Lake. James Tobin, two sons, and Thomas O Brien fished at Pomeroy Lake and returned with a small catch. Peter Conley completes a new residence at the mine and installs water works and a windmill. Community notices mention local visits, encampments, fishing, and minor injuries amid local business and industry activity.
Sir James Crichton Brown urged asylum staff to read two standard novels each year and described reading as a cure for drift. He proposed a list of the best hundred novels for asylum consumption free from idiocy while noting many modern works might be excluded. He spoke at yesterday’s Association of Asylum Workers meeting in the Medical Society rooms.
Cities of equal population Manchester in England and Boston in the United States are nearly the same size, while Birmingham and Baltimore are also closely matched. The comparison highlights how two pairs of cities share similar population scales despite different countries.
Gulledge of Verbena Alabama paid doctors for a severe pites with 24 tumors and was hospitalized twice in Florida. Becklen’s Amica Salve claimed to subdue inflammation and pain, touted as the best salve, priced 25 cents at D MacFarlane’s drug store.
Polen Homer and Tar propose immediate relief to asthma sufferers in the hardest hit states. The plan promises rapid effects during the current emergency period and aims to reduce symptoms for patients nationwide.
War Department reopens search for Lieutenant Paul Ob, Twenty first Infantry, missing in the Philippines since January. Army register shows his name retained but promotion rumors suggest it may be dropped. no further word has been received.
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