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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

4

Tariff Smashers Fail to Win Support Across Parties

A conference of Republican leaders near the White House rejects tariff revision this session. President Roosevelt stands firm, with Babcock present, arguing against tariff changes. The Boston Journal notes the shift of northern Democrats toward protectionism and predicts anti tariff campaigns will push business voters to Republicans.

White House Roosevelt Babcock Wisconsin Massachusetts Commonwealth Massachusetts House America United States Congress Democracy Washington Democratic Organization South Republican Party Bouston

Newspapers as Campaigners in Michigan Politics

The piece argues Republicans should fund daily party newspapers rather than mass campaign literature. It urges focusing on timely newspaper circulation between September and the election to reach voters, surpassing stump speeches. It notes newspapers reach the broadest audience and should receive campaign funds to boost GOP fortunes in Michigan.

Congress Republican Congressional Committee Congressional National Congressional Committee

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Old Town Parent

A reader from Old Town Virginia declares Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured her daughter’s severe scald, noting its effectiveness on cats, corns, burns, bruises, boils and ulcers. The ad touts piles relief and priced at 25 cents at D MacFarlane’s drug store.

R. N. Bevill Old Town Bucklen D. MacFarlare

Funeral for Bula Einer Held During Quarantine

On the 25th, Bula the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Einer, aged one year six months, died of diphtheria. The funeral occurred at 2:30 p m Wednesday from the home with Rev T J Joslin officiating at the grave. The house was under quarantine and only those who prepared the body could enter. Sympathy is offered to the Steiners. Gov Bliss appoints Joseph H Hooper to the board of barbers' examiners replacing Charles M Rieger whose term expired.

Bula George Einer T. J. Joslin Steiner Gov. Bliss Joseph H. Hooper Ishpeming Board of Barbers’ Examiners Charles M. Rieger Detroit

Weddings light up St Sebastian and Colby hill homes

The notices recall two marriages: John Pazdernik and Mary Krsek wed at St Sebastian at 9:00 a m. the couple plans a Wisconsin tour before settling in their city home. Harry W Williams and Georgina Mandine Whitburn marry at the bride’s parents home on Colby hill at 6:00 p m on a Thursday in late June. Rev Joslin officiates with a quiet family ceremony and a post wedding train to Negaunee.

John Pazdernik Mary Krsek St. Sebastian Church Pazdernik Pazdernik & Krsek Michigan House Harry W. Williams Georgina Mandine Whitburn Henry Whitburn Colby Hill T. J. Joslin M. E. Church Crissie Whitburn Lucile Williams Pitt Wilson Walter Haggerson Negaunee

Gideon's Minstrels at the Opera House July 1 show

Manager MacFarlane announces Gideon's Big Minstrel Carnival at the Opera House next Tuesday July 1. Thirty five performers promise lively entertainments including comedians singers dancers and aerial acts with a noon street parade and a seven pm free open air operatic concert. Reserved seats go on sale and prices are 25 35 50 cents.

MacFarlane Opera House Gideon D. MacFarlane’s

Wakefield Progress Highlights From Local Developments

Wakefield celebrates as the Independent band updates uniforms while Justice Mellon recovers from illness. Miss Mabel Hagerty departs for Marquette Normal for summer study. The Paine Lumber Co. labor claims spurred Sheriff Olson to inspect logs. A new hose house foundation begins on main street. Finnish stockholders plan a new store near Silverman Mellstrom’s saloon. Road grading proceeds on Hancock Putnam and Brotherton streets. School closing exercises promise a festive evening at the Primary building. No. 1 shaft repair at Brotherton mine nears completion as ships resume trips. Neidhold Bros. acquire Wakefield Store Co. stock and plan cross-street relocation and remodeling of the meat market building.

Wakefield Wakefield Independent Justice Mellon Mabel Hagerty Marquette Northern Normal School Sheriff Olson Bessemer Paine Lumber Co Silverman& Mellstrom Brotherton Hancock, Putnam Alquist Bros Roscorla Neidhold Bros Wakefield Store Co Brotherton Mine

Ramsay Schools Quiet as Township Hires Teachers

Ramsay area notes report last week in Ramsay that township schools closed Friday, with teachers hired by Bessemer board including Skvor from Manitowoc for Puritan, Lizzie Keough from Bessemer for North Bessemer, Mary Wumas tek from Bessemer for Anvil, Maggie Downey from Ramsay for grammar, and IL Shea from L Anse for Ramsay primary. A stabbing affray occurred at the Mikado Tuesday evening with three arrests and bonds set at 2000 dollars. Mrs Eli Chartrand returned from Barclay Michigan on Monday and Miss H F Shea left for L Anse Wednesday. Several Ramsay residents attended the circus last Saturday and Miss Lizzie Keough visited Ramsay on Monday.

Eli Chartrand Barclay Mich Ramsay H. F. Shea L’anse Lizzie Keough Bessemer N. Downey Houghton John Downey Mikado Bessemer Township Skvor Manitowoc Puritan North Bessemer Mary C. Wumastek Anvil Maggie Downey

Elks Carnival and Street Fair Invites Ashland Visitants

Elks celebrate from July 28 to August 2 with the carnival and midway wonders. Visitors are urged to enjoy Lake Superior sails, sights of the northern city, and a break from daily life during carnival week.

Ashland Lake Superior

Cincinnati Training Vessel For Firemen and Endurance Tests

The Cincinnati will be used as a training ship for firemen and boiler endurance tests. It has been completely fitted out for this purpose and the bureau of navigation plans to assign ship junior officers as instructors while providing them training in engine room duties.

Cincinnati Bureau of Navigation

Saved From An Awful Fate By Dr King’s New Discovery

Mrs. A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa says six months of Hay Fever and Asthma left her near death before using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. She credits it with a complete recovery and calls it the safest cure for throat and lung diseases. Trial bottles free at D MacFarlane’s.

A. M. Shields Chambersburg D. MacFarlane’s

Foley's Honey and Tar Quick Relief for Coughs

Chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs can be relieved and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy offers fast action against persistent throat irritation and helps clear airways.

Foley

Republican County Convention at Bessemer set for July 11 1902

The Republican electors of Gogebic county are called to meet at the Court House in Bessemer on Friday July 11 1902 at 3 00 p m to elect delegates to the Twelfth district Congressional convention Thirty second district Senatorial convention and Gogebic district Representative convention and to conduct other business as needed. Each ward township earns delegates based on last gubernatorial vote with a minimum of one per ward or township. Delegates must be certified to the county committee in Ironwood promptly after selection. The document provides the apportionment of delegates to the wards and townships.

Gogebic County Court House Bessemer Gogebre Republican County Committee Ironwood

Poleys Kidney Cure Promises Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief

An advertisement pledges Poleys Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all kidney and bladder diseases. The missive warns users will blame themselves if they do not try the product and see results.

Poley

Petition for administration of Jansen estate hearing set

In Gogebic County Probate Court Judge Curtis Buck presides over the estate of John J Jansen deceased. Mary E Jansen widow seeks administration and the court fixes July 28 1902 for hearing. Notice to interested parties published in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks prior.

Curtis Back John J. Jansen Venter Mary E. Jansen Kessemer Bessemer Herald Gogebic Custis Buck

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Republican Daily Republican Michigan Sov News Record Messrs. Corrigan Gideon's Minstrels Cal Tne Gogebic Range J. M. Smith’s Sons Green Bay, Wis Republican County Convention Tron Woot Dels Wakefield New Ee A.pistionaie C. E. Mok State of Boldga Rosemer O.V.B John Frank Veer
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