Campaign to rebuild Montpelier as a National Shrine
General Knox chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution funds a reconstruction plan for Montpelier, Gen Henry Knox’s Boston born Revolutionary hero home. They possess full interior and exterior drawings to reproduce the site as it appeared when Knox hosted Louis Philippe and Lafayette.
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Henry Knox
General Knox
Daughters of the American Revolution
Montpelier
Gen
Louis Philip
France
General Lafayette
Boston
Wharton & Barnes
Cornhill
Continental Congress
Chanplain
Rosten
New York
General Henry Knox
British evacuation of New York procession disruption likely noted
An OCR fragment describes British evacuation actions in New York with a fleet maneuver along Chatham, Queen and Wall streets to Broad Street, followed by Washington and city leaders. A later farewell at Broad and Pearl streets is mentioned, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
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New York
Pirhiah Eran
Vance Guard
Chatham
Queen and
Wall Streets
Brosudoay
Ington
City Council
Wishitcton
Vrounce’s
Broad and
Pearl Streets
Lafayette's Triumphal Paths Through America 1784 1825
French aristocrat Lafayette born in Chavacna Auvergne orphaned at thirteen owned large estates. He toured America after the Revolutionary War in 1784 and 1824 25, receiving great warmth. Congress granted him $200000 and a land ship in Morida. he died in Paris on May 20, 1884.
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Lafayette Gilbert du Motier de Lafayette
Chavacna Auvergne
France
America
Lafayette
Congress
Morida
Paria
Social events and travels noted in local notes
Miss Calmetta Cobb left for Duluth Monday afternoon to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Joe Matenich announce the birth of a son at their Fronton home on Sunday June 24. J Geldman left soon for Ishpeming on business and expects to return today from Rhinelander. They are guests at Mrs Conant's parents home, Mr and Mrs Joseph Rozek. Mrs Joseph Adams and baby arrived Sunday from Grand Rapids to visit at Mr Adams's parents home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Acams and C R Cobb superintendent of Bessemer schools left Sunday for Mackett to teach in the summer session at the Normal. Their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Louis Crenna of Muskegon are visiting. Mr and Mrs A J Matteson and son Bobby left Sunday for Chicago for a few days, then to Ann Arbor for the summer term at the university. Mrs Matteson and son will visit Sandusky Ohio with her parents.
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Joe Matenich
Fronton
Borg
Rhinelander
Joseph Adams
Baby
Grand Rapidss
Adams
Andrew Acams
C. R. Cobb
Bessemer Public Schools
Maquette
The
Normal
A. J. Matteson
Bobby
Chicago
Matteson
Annn Arbor
University
Antonette Novascone
Tony Baldini
James Morrison
Ewen
Anvil News Briefs on Travel and Visits
Local notes report Mr and Mrs George Conant welcomed a baby Tuesday. Families including Mazanec, Joseph and George, prepared for a trip by auto to Antige and other cities. Helen Siti and Mrs Fred LeVoy's party planned medical visits in Ann Arbor and Washington events noted. Several pupils and relatives are mentioned in weekend travel and school related notes.
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A. Mazanec
Joseph
George
Mondaing
Antige
Christening celebration and visiting guests noted
Sunday afternoon festivity marked the christening of Albine Jr with out of town guests Miro and Mrs John Ebuo Mr and Mrs Angelo Cigallio and family of lhonweed Mrs Jack Weski from Los Angeles visited her parents. The Dahleren and Beeca families with Miss Ethel Olson attended from North Bessemer. Albert Linder left for Awen to work all summer. The Anvil nine were defeated by Aurora Athletics 14 to 5. Vacation school starts July 2 with 2 to 4 pm classes including kindergarten sewing basket and hammock weaving programs. large attendance expected.
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Albine, Jr
Miro
John Ebuo
Angelo Cigallio
Lhonweed
Jack Iweski
Los Angeles
Dahleren
Beeca
Ethel Olson
North Bessemer
Marengo
Wis
Albert Linder
Awen
Anvil
Aurora Athletics
Tronwood
Tron Belt
Wind Storms Halt Across Northwest Weeks This Week
Turbulent winds battered the Northwest this week causing widespread damage and power outages. Officials report Minotig as a chief sufferer with structures toppled and trees uprooted across multiple towns.
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Minotig
Wis
Manomitter inmate makes third escape claim
The fragmented report notes a former Menomite community member, Vincent Ki, who has been associated with Nee he net hie enongs, and mentions a third escape from the institution. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event centers on an escape tied to Ki.
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Tmsane Asvinta
Vincent Ki
Iao Kas
Road contractor and justice of the peace shot dead in Baraga County
Tove Solomon, 38, of Kiterman, Baraga county, a road contractor and justice of the peace, was mistaken for a deer and killed on Sunday in a tragedy that stunned the local community. Authorities are investigating the incident.
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Tove Solomon
Kiterman
Baraga County
Manitoba Legislature to vote on liquor sale system
The Manitoba legislature plans to move July 12 to formalize a government liquor sale system authorized by a provincial referendum.
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Manitoba
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Nation& Shrine
Daughters OF American Revolution Save
Yorktiown
Washington
Giese
Gene
Calmetta Cobb
Duluth
Sos
J. Geldman
Ming
Ishpeming
Louis Crenna
Muskegon Se
Anvil News
Eb Myre
Detroit
Marinette
George Conant
Ohoterek
Thes
Yisteert
Helen Siti
Fred LeVoy
Ann Arbor
Vivian Ahela
Mary Chernak
Cletha
Chatan
Frank
AGRE
Marne Cerigzo
Matrelia
Covingten
Jon Diechoat
Ford Ten Moustain
Aliino Cigallo
Mer and Walkefield
Bessemer Taxi Co
Vukovich Bros., Bessemer
Mich
Stooles
Sandin
Tiher
Tilines
United States
U.S
Ethier Bros
North Western
Aster Craft Furniture
Selin’s
Brunswick Phonograph
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