Pere Marquette Celebration in St Ignace Regency
St Ignace prepares a gala Pere Marquette celebration with evergreen arches on Main Street. Indians arrive daily at the lakefront village, amazing tourists who seek the wild wilderness and the Lions of the hour. Chief Santigo, age 103, links past and present as Rock of Prophecy hosts war dances. The Great Spirit warns to bury war paint or lose the kingdom to worthy hands, mirroring Queen Victoria’s face on the Rock.
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St. Ignace
Pere Marquette
Remot
St. Louis
Marquette
Gitchi Manitou
Chief Santigo
Chef Wawatam
Fort Michilamackinac
Pontiac
Santigo
Queen Victoria
England
Dr Thomas N Rogers Named Democratic Nominee for Lieutenant Governor
The Democratic state central committee named Dr Thomas N Rogers of the Soa as their lieutenant governor candidate to succeed Rush Culver of Marquette who declined the nomination due to business demands. Rogers accepted, having previously been endorsed for the Twelfth district congressional nomination by Chippewa county, though that delegation must now back another candidate. Culver was nominated at the state convention after Rogers urged attention to the upper peninsula. Culver did not attend and declined. The committee then formally offered Rogers the nomination at its Grand Rapids meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Rogers
Soa
Democratic State Central Committee
Rush Culver
Marquette
Rogers
Chippewa
Grand Rapids
Delta County Man Killed In Apparent Hunting Accident
Guy Harlow of Delta County was shot dead by Joe Sheedle while hunting. Sheedle mistook a bush form for a deer and fired, the shot proving fatal within minutes. The act is considered accidental but punishable by a ten year term under a two year old Delta County statute. Sheriff Perrow arrested Sheedle for manslaughter.
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Guy Harlow
Delta County
Joe Sheedle
Sheedle
Harlow
Perrow
Death of Milwaukee Attorney William A Walker
Tuesday evening Wisconsin carried news of the death on Monday afternoon of William A. Walker a prominent Milwaukee attorney and brother in law of A D Johnston of this city. He was long the legal representative of the Milwaukee road and street railway and leaves a wife and large family. A telegram notifying his death reached here Monday afternoon and was sent to Mr Johnston who with his family and guests are at Clark Lake in the county's east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Walker
Milwaukee
A. D. Johnston
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Road and Street Railway
Mr. Johnston
Clark Lake
Concert by Bessemer pupils at the opera house
Miss Agnes Redner and assistants present a concert at the Bessemer opera house on Wednesday evening August 6 for Miss Rehea. The program features high and instrumental selections. Gray Redner and Carrol are Bessemer high school graduates with special training for their parts. Attend and secure seats early.
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Agnes Redner
Flossie Gray
Agnes Carrol
F. Hasbrook
Bessemer Oper
Flower Culture in the Country Noted for Roses and Violets
The article notes roses carnations and violets lead advance in flower culture. National annual cut rose sales range from 6 to 7 million dollars, equating to 100 to 125 million flowers produced and sold in the year.
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Bank Ssemer
Mic
William I. Prince
Geo. L. Loope
Walter F.truettner
Jos. Sellwood
Albert D. Johnston
Gogebic County
Michigan
Louis H. Truettner
William S. Prince
Savings Department
John Davey, Jr
Puritan House
St- Anne de Beaupre
Svia
Caleb
South Shore
Atlantic
Canada
D. DS
Mart Adson
Gen’! P. A
Mining Journal
Dr. Rogers
W. A. Walker
Bayliss
Agency
Bessemer, Mich
TEL
THE
Tee Mac
Eto
Ose
Woares
Ines
Rus
Cali
Fiewac
Cal Aetes
J. R. Johnson
Sophie Street
John Frank
Bessemer
Bessemer Lumber Company
Edwin Bayliss
Milligan
Herald
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