Bessemer Herald Weekly Masthead and Byline
The Bessemer Herald edited by Sherman and Hand appears in a Saturday issue dated August 17 with post office filing as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1901
Page
4
Labor Day Picnic Plans By A O U W In City
Local A O U W lodge organizes a Labor Day picnic at Schuetzen Verein Park with a 9 30 a m parade assemble at Workmen Hall 9 00 and a day of festivities. Committees oversee refreshments lunch sports parade decoration and arrangements. Proceeds benefit the A O U W Band. The piece also notes naval court of inquiry and Rear Admiral Schley in broader political context.
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Schuetzen Verein Park
Workmen Hall
Bar
Otto Voegler
Julius Kulaszevic
Lorence Audo
Julius Wileen
Gustav I. Ziebur
P. TE. Becht
Pasco Verre
Albert Wagner
Edward C. Lobb
George Milroy
Hugh Williams
Geo. Meyer
John A. Prince
Sam Davey
John Meyer
Oust Pratt
Edward €. Lobb
Hugh Williaims
John Goard
Edward Piper
Charles J, Journicer
Vorsten Pygen
Police Protection Committee
Joseph Blaha
Starry Cox
Andrew Ubini
Jacob Elalama
Gustav L. Ziebur
Peter Becker
Henry Klemmens
Edward Dahl
Rocco Aperocco
Jos. G. Couch
A. O. U W. Band
Navy Rivalry Over Schley in Dreyfus Echoes
Detroit Journal correspondent Otto Carmichael argues the U S Navy unites against Rear Admiral Schley, echoing the Dreyfus case. The piece notes Schley’s command during the Spanish American War and the Navy’s discomfort with his popularity, while Sampson’s later remarks imply mixed judgments on honor and leadership.
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Otto Carmicheal
Washington
Detroit Journal
United States Navy
Schley
Mr. Carmichael
Sehley- Sampson
Dreyfus
Sehley
Navy
Kate
Sampson
Caitiff
Phiere
Equalization Talk in Michigan Raises UP Valuation Hopes
State Board of Equalization convenes in Lansing on the 19th to review county tax figures. Lieutenant Governor O W Robinson tours Ishpeming and other UP areas to push for accurate assessments. Robert Oakman defends Houghton County mining values while criticizing Detroit and Wayne taxation. UP counties seek parity with the rest of Michigan, urging fair burdens and rejection of biased valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Lansing
Hon
O. W. Robinson
Chassell
Mich
Ile
Ishpeming
Upper Peninsula
Board
State Tax Commission
Robert Oakman
Tax Commission
Houghton County
Wayne
Detroit
Michigan
Robert
Cleveland Cliffs Tron Receives Westinghouse Air Compressor
The Cleveland-Cliffs Tron company has received at its Gladstone furnace a Westinghouse portable air compressor and a complete outfit of Little Giant pneumatic tools to be used with it.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Tron Company
Grladstone Furnace
Westinghouse
Mobile repair units boost factory efficiency on the peninsula
Tools will supersede hand work as boilers and machinery can be serviced on site. Pneumatic drills hammers and riveters equip the hot area, making the company shops second to none on the peninsula. Master Mechanic Slining combines practical skill with science, filling his office with precision instruments to test motive power and ensure machines use minimal fuel and supplies.
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Slining
Dedicatorial Social Planned at Swedish Lutheran Parish
A dedicatorial social is set for Saturday August 24 at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage. Ministers from several churches will deliver addresses and refreshments will be served. All are cordially invited.
Properly Fitted Glasses Promise Clear Vision
DITSCHNE CYES offers free eye examinations and asserts that correctly fitted glasses can correct vision completely. The shop, run by A. LL. Nearen He Who Helps the Pres, provides various optical goods at moderate prices and invites customers to seek his expert judgment on their need for glasses.
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A. LL. Nearen
Pres
Civil Service Reform Cuts Clerks Borrowing Habits
A Washington dispatch notes that the civil service law has reduced clerks reliance on loans. Tenure uncertainty under spoils systems diminished money borrowing as efficiency now secures office. Many former borrowers fail to save for homes bought on instalment plans. The old money lender in government circles has nearly vanished.
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Civil
Civil Service
Imons
Washngton
New York Times
Ness
Department
Congress
House
Quin Wouldatt Whistle Falstaff at a Benefit
James Quin made his final stage appearance as Falstaff in a benefit for Ryeah. The event was a financial success, prompting a proposal for a repeat performance, but Quin refused after losing two front teeth impaired his speech and wrote a concise reply to Ryan declining to whistle Falstaff for anyone else.
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Quin
Falstaff
Ryeah
Ryan
Alan
James Quin
United States population noted as best fed in world
The article claims Americans are the best fed globally, consuming more food per capita per year than any other country, reflecting high intake relative to international peers.
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United States
Bennettsville editor praises Electric Bitters cure
Editor A Brown of Bennettsville says his wife suffered indigestion and stomach distress but improved after four bottles of Electric Bitters. He calls it a grand tonic with gentle laxative effects for torpid liver and endorses it as a guaranteed cure for indigestion loss of appetite and liver troubles. Sold by D MacFarlane's for five cents.
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A. Brown
Bennettsville
3. C
D. MacFarlane
Portrait of Mme Chouteau Preserved In Family Heirloom
A life size portrait of Marie Theresa Chouteau, wife of Pierre Chouteau, preserved by descendants in St. Louis. Owned by Miss Martha Berthold, the work was painted soon after 1774 on a wooden surface designed to resemble canvas. Hangs in the Berthold home, slated for exhibition at the World’s Fair.
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Chouteau
St. Louis
Mme
Marie Theresa Chouteau
Pierre Chouteau
Martha Berthold
West Pine Boulevard
Marie Theresa Choute
Truce Stone Tablet Remembers Longfellow Poem Scene
A damaged piece describes a stone tablet placed on Brat tie street Cambridge near Story street marking the site of a chestnut tree and smithy referenced in Longfellow's poem The Wisen Blick Smith. The tree was felled after protests in 1879 and wood from it was given to Cambridge schoolchildren on the poet's birthday.
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Came Truce
Mass
Brattie Street
Story Street
Cambridge
Lentfelllow
Willsee Blicksmith
Longfellow
Tecara
Cawbridee
Langfellow
Run Into One Angster Eye Condition Warning
A brief warning about eye strain from near work, describing symptoms of blurred vision at close range and suggesting glasses to relieve eye and systemic strain, attributed to refractionist and optician guidance.
Weeing In Atchison’s Back Porch Courtship Tale
In Atchison a family abandons the back porch when the daughter receives a caller, moving to a vacant lot across the alley, a local anecdote in the Atchison Globe. The humor centers on a beau disrupting the home scene and the family retreat.
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Atchison
August Flower Aids Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
Advertisement claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver issues with symptoms like sour stomach headaches and heartburn. It urges readers to visit a druggist for August Flower at 75 cents and promises relief after two doses. It also promotes Green's Prize Almanac.
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United States
Green
Almarac
Missing Cow Strayed onto Bessemer Premises
Notice states a small red cow with a bell entered the property of Peter V. Disiinow in Bessemer Michigan on August 1 1901. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying for this advertisement.
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Peter V. Disiinow
Bessemer, Mich
Beauty thief stays as pimples fade with tea night
An advertisement urges readers to use Rocky Mountain Tea to remove pimples and blackheads, promising cosmetic improvement if one takes the product tonight and avoids looking frightened. The message closes with a prompt to ask a druggist.
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