DeSacco Cleared in Windsor Dry Dynamite Case
Dionisio De Sacco was acquitted after evidence showed he had no involvement in the Windsor dry dynamite plot. He testified he went to the shaft to retrieve a sweater dropped earlier, injuring himself in the explosion. Czerny and Perino discrepancies emerged as investigators pursue another clue.
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Dionisio DeSacco
Windsor
DeSacco
Thomas
Onn
Diry
Albert Czerny
Czerny
Peter Molinski
Frank Piaettia
Plovence
Maniax
Florence
O'Connor
Hurley Miner
Health Coffee A 2c 1 1 2 lb substitute for real coffee
Dr Shoop's Health Coffee offers a core substitute with toasted grains and nuts, marketed as a wholesome table drink. It claims to be coffee free and quick to prepare, noting no long boiling times. Sold by Jensen and Lintelmann.
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Dr. Shoop
Jensen & Lintelmann
Return of the Yankee Doodle Stock Co at Bessemer
Geo W Haliday s Yankee Doodle Stock Co returns to the Bessemer opera house February 28 and March 1 after a fifteen week Duluth interior run. The twenty member company brings a large cast and a full scenery load with Frank R Dare directing and staging each performance. Tickets priced 15 25 33 and Ste.
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Bessemer Opera House
Geo. W. Halidays
Yankee Doodle Stock Co
Duluth
Interior
Frank R. Dare
Ste
Winter clearance at Skud Goldman and Co
All winter goods in every department must be closed out regardless of price at Skud Goldman and Co.
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Skud, Goldman & Co
Capitol News Briefs From Lansing February Report Summary
Lansing reports detail November cordage plant output at Jackson State Prison totaling 18127 dollars and 85 cents with twine shipped to several states. December inmate count rose from 741 to 765, ending at 736. 22 new prisoners admitted. Bond payments total 117500 dollars, with Guaranty & Security paying 25000 to the state treasury. Governor Warner’s handling of a judge Wiest sentencing report triggers quiet opposition. Michigan Republican Editorial association hosts gubernatorial candidates. Ad valorem property assessment rises to 235,613,145 dollars this year from 209,959,925. State Highway Commissioner Ely reports state reward road funding and two miles refused. State Labor Commissioner Fletcher to convene second annual meeting for duty state factory inspectors in falsety. Kalamazoo County plans 32 miles of roads with 50000 raised. state to pay 16 per mile in rewards. Some telco companies may pursue legal action against ad valorem changes.
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Kalamazoo County
Ely
Coldest Day Of The Year Delivers Frigid Spells
Tuesday morning thermometers plunged to 28 degrees below zero with the coldest day of the winter. Temperatures fluctuated from 15 below to 28 below by midnight as railroads delayed trains by six to eight hours across the region. Frigid air spread through the northwest and affected the south as steady winds and a sudden drop.
Rowett Retains Heavyweight Wrestling Title
Jack Rowett successfully defended his heavyweight wrestling championship against Joe Ziehr of Calumet Tronwood Saturday evening. Ziehr suffered broken ribs after three hitches and could not continue. The match, a rematch after a prior incident, saw Rowett in control as the favored champion.
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Jack Booceti
Joe Ziehr
Calumet
Tronwood
Ziel
Iron Country Man
Rowett
Ziehr
Circuit Court News Highlights Yet Unfinished Trials
Fragmented OCR notes describe February court sessions in Michigan valley county. Cases cover bastardy and local felonies with limited details. John Lehtonen and Stig Lily are mentioned as defendants awaiting trial at press time. Local court actions appear ongoing this week in the county seat.
William L. Guy announces campaign form submission
William L. Guy said this week he is filing for candidacy using the required form as part of his political bid. The statement signals ongoing effort in his campaign, with details on filing deadlines and support not provided in the fragment.
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Wm. L. Guy
Candidacy and City Clerk Involvement Mentioned
A brief report notes a candidate and the city clerk employing himself in a stated capacity. The item hints at questions about the plat record and official involvement in a local election matter.
Michigan Primary School Fund Receives Higher Tax Support
Michigan ad valorem assessments raise the primary school fund to 4.871 million this year from 3.93 million last year as the board of assessors reports total corporate property value at 239.6 million up from 210.0 million. Telephone and telegraph firms enter the tax base for the first time, boosting receipts to 433 thousand, while several rail, express, and car loan firms see notable tax increases under the new rate. Governor Warner attends key sessions as the board notes the high rate reflects the overall assessment, with staff praised for diligence in finalizing the lengthy process.
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Michigan
State Board of Assessors
Cape
Telephone and
Michigan State Telephone Company
Citizens Telephone Company of
Grand Rapids
Detroit
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lews
I T
Thetmo
Lansing
Warner
Williams After Rowett In Calumet Wrestling Tourney
Bert Williams of Ahmeek aims to face Rowett in the March 12 Cornish wrestling tournament at the Calamec theatre. The event benefits the family of the late Will Martin, a noted Cornish wrestling expert. Williams weights 200 pounds and is said to be in prime condition. Local sports figures expect Rowett to enter as the copper country wrestling scene grows.
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Bert Williams
Ahmeek
Calamec Theatre
Will Martin
Rowett
Willams
Calumet
New Lands Open Up Near Mellen Wisconsin
Land formerly owned by Wisconsin Central Railway now on the market after Soo Line purchase. Includes timber and cut over land suited for farming and rapid value growth. Interested buyers advised to write Cordy Bros. at Mellen Wisconsin for full details. Mellen, a city of about 20,000 with a large tannery, lumber firms, and other industries.
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Marcet
Mellen
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Soo Line
Cordy Bros
Low Coldnist Rates to Pacific Coast Tours
Daily personally conducted California tours depart Chicago every Tuesday and Thursday. Travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars via Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line.fare from Chicago to the Coast seven dollars. For full particulars write S A Hutchinson Tours Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or ask North Western Line ticket agents. 2 19 26.
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Union Pacific
North Western
California
Coast
SA. Hutchinson
Mgr
Clark St
North Western Line
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