Local items from Bessemer and vicinity
Mrs Spiro of Chicago visits son Louis in Bessemer. Neidhold Brothers hire Benj Gerhardt to move a Wakefield store building. J Ball and family and J W Morse and family with Miss Flossie Gray depart for Port Sarnia and Detroit. Rhode Island Copper calls a 1 per share assessment due July 15. Paul Gitto acquitted of assault in Eggen court. Wise the heroine of Rocky Mountain Tea. Saxes block nearing completion with improved streetscape. C N W Railroad fills new water tank from city mains. Diphtheria treatment anti toxin proves effective. Mrs Johnston leaves for Manitowoc after death of Johnston's mother. UP Veterans reunion moved to Ishpeming July 1–2 due to Buffalo Bill show. Rev C J McConnell presented leather chair at Colby Hill social in his honor before departure to Superior.
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C. J. McConnell
W. W. Gray
Colby Hill
Bessemer
McConnell
Presbyterian Church
Superior
First Presbyterian Church
Bliss Nominated by Republicans in Michigan on First Ballot
Detroit dispatches report Governor Bliss won renomination on the first ballot at the Michigan Republican convention held in Detroit on the 26th inst. Other results show Stearns, Patton, Horton, and Gilchrist also receiving votes. The piece also covers inmate recapture, school graduations, drownings, runaway horses, quarantine enforcement, and a Ringlings circus train sabotage attempt near Duluth.
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Detroit
Bliss
Michigan
Stearns
Patton
Horton
Gilchrist
Upper Peninsula
Dutcher
Newberry
Maitland
Negaunee
Lower Peninsula
Northern Pacific
Maple
Poplar
Duluth
N. P
Ashland
Recluse Mother of Guy du Maupassant in Nice
Mme. du Maupassant, mother of the French writer Guy de Maupassant, resides in Nice in a tall house with shuttered windows. She rarely meets people, but any admirer of her son is guaranteed a cordial reception.
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Mme. du Maupassant
Guy du Maupassant
Nice
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S. S. Cooper
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Sheriff Olson
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James Yobin
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Percival and
Herbert Edwards
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Rkemona Rupp
George ‘I. Baker
Mr. Doran
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Mary Street
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A. S. Johns
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Zita Johnston
Freda Becker
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Joan Vumestek
Rib Lake Herald
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Mrs. S. S. Cooper
C. H. Munger
Corrigan, McKinney & Co
Isaac Johnson
Aurora
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Augustana College
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Bell Telephone Co
Anna Mitchell
Mr. Sherman
St. Louis
Gray
E. Z. Benomme
Cohoes, N. Y
Ayer
Bettie
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Mrs. Spiro
Louis
Benj. Gerhardt
Neidhold Brothers
John Ball
J. W. Morse
Flossie Gray
Port Sarnia
Canada
Rhode Island Copper Company
Ontonagon Herald
Paul Gitto
Joe Premski
Rocky Mountain
S. Sax
Sophie and
Mary Streets
C.& N. W. Railroad Company
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Mr. Johnston
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Upper Peninsula Veteran’s Association
Ishpeming
Old Soilders
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Thorpe
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Naglestock
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Julius Glongo
Section 10
Hurley
August Simmerling
Nestor Harro
Madajesky
Harro
Eggen
Bessemer Lumber Company
Edwin Bayliss
Jack, the Tailor
Sophie Street
Bessemer, Mich
Chas. Rand
City Meat Market
Sellar Street
Bessemer, Michigan
Aga
Bessemer Herat
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