Liquor Tax Report for Gogebic County Michigan
Official statement from Gogebic County Treasurer listing all persons engaged in liquor traffic for the year ending December 1 1910. Includes names Patrick H. Kelly Richard Shier, business plates and nature of business. Subscribed December 6 1910 before Gary Public.
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Gogebic County
Michigan
Oscar Ketola
Alex
Gary
Mycutta
Ed Strang
Ironwood
John Kupesky
Charles Johnson
Nels G. Nelson
John Forti
Luis Bandasino
Val Forti
John Vroneh
Jacob Franchek
Val Blazez Big Co
Charles Fall
Frederick Barross
Matt Hellen
Ferdinand Thiele
Peter Cichand
Dennis Shea
James Campbell
John Cariquist
Frank Large
John Olzak
Erick Nyman
John W. Morrison
Sterny & Westerlund
J. H. Cannon
Anton Longhiri
Walter A. Hellen
Frank Dick
Lronwood Big Co Mfg
John Symaski
Martin Steppa
Nicholas Kalla
Wm. Foster
Parerazio
Stella
Sabatino Serza Oli
Natale Retelente
Frank Koshinek
Sohn Ebb
John Zar
Matt Kerola
Ed Pber
Alfred O. Johnson Bessemer
Jos. Wozsnick
Jos. Scavarda
Michela
Savarda
Scavarda
Jos. Kiombretti Wroblowski & Rice
John Peterson
Dom. Masnaghetti
Stephen Wozsnick
Wm. Kulasaxitz
Mike Donich
Val
Citzens Brg. Co
Andrew Contratto
Bessemer
Alex Harju
Casteletto & Scavarda
One
Victor Nordquist
Jos Pairolero
Gim Peretti
Wakefeld
Wakefield
Nels Nieme
Jos Novakoski Village
Del
Strange Incidents of Papal Blessing in Indian Wars
A historical tale recounts two young Crusaders blessed by the Pope before joining Custer era battles with Indians. One perished near a nude battlefield, the other survived. a gold crucifix and a hair lock were sent to the fallen man’s comrade and Ireland. The Indians, touched by the cross, spared the body, suggesting De Smet training influenced their reverence for the relic. Notes from a Tailor add odd anecdotes on pockets in coats.
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Custer
Crishien
Papal
Rome
America
Eac
Ihvyhman
Ireland
Bather de Smet
Wanaeles
Where does the conjurer learn his tricks
The article explains conjurers learn from specialized papers and books, with three American and three English conjurer papers. It notes old tricks remain common but new programs require annual innovation, whether by improving old tricks or inventing new ones using novel objects, and that most inventors gain little reward while risking copying by rivals.
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America
England
Bright Japanese Student at Columbia Combines Philosophy and Gymnastics
The article profiles Miss Tsuru Aral of Tokyo, a Columbia University student who pursues philosophy while actively competing in gymnastics and basketball. Described as short but intellectually formidable, she embodies modern Japanese women’s push for advancement. A note on cement construction and rising lumber costs appears as a separate point, highlighting farm building innovations.
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Columbia University
Tsuru Aral
Tokyo
Japan
Miss Aral
Aral Fe
Emerson
Kant
Swedenborg
Tokio
Columbia
Personal crisis reports in Prussia reveal rising suicides
The Prussian government publishes death by own action statistics for the kingdom showing 7643 cases in the latest year, with Germans forming a large share. The report details demographics, causes, and methods, noting spring peaks and winter lull, and highlighting differences by gender and region.
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Statio Os
America
Prussia
Liv
Saxony
Prussian
Wasting the Tea
A clipped Detroit Free Press quip notes a mother urging social tact about inviting a bachelor to tea. The exchange highlights concern over propriety and a young man described as a confirmed bachelor, reflecting social norms of the period.
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Detroit Free Press
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Liqour Tax Report
Watersmeet
Patrick H. Kelly
Richard Shier
Carlson
State OF Michigan
County of Gogebic
Bessemer Steam Works
Geo. Pricco
Sophie Street
Michella Bidg
FE. G. Peterson
Otto B. Olson
Andrew Wiklund