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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1902

Page

13

Major Stone to collect state war bonds claim

The Michigan board of state auditors, Gov. Bliss and AG Oren arranged a contract with Maj. Ralph W. Stone to manage collection of the Civil War interest claim owed by the United States, offering 4 percent on up to 100000 dollars and 21/2 percent on larger sums, with stenography and expenses covered. The report lists multiple local business moves, accidents, and civic notes across Michigan.

Board of State Auditors Gov Bliss Oren Ralph W. Stone United States Michigan Maj. Stone

Miss Ellen Stone Released By Balkan Brigands

A Constantinople dispatch reports Miss Ellen M. Stone, an American missionary, freed by brigands in Turkish Macedonia near the Bulgarian frontier after captivity since September 3. The Rev. Tsilka was arrested for complicity. Stone is hand ed over in good health to the American legation.

Constantinople Ellen M. Stone Legation Tsilka Miss Stone Mme. Tsilka Adirondacks United States Bulgaria American Congregational Board Balkan Mountains Macedonia

Miss Stone ransom talks yield half payment offer

Miss Stone, a 52 year old American missionary from Chelsea, Mass., kidnapped with Mme Tsilka by brigands believed tied to the Macedonian committee, endured a Bulgarian winter in the hills after failing to secure ransom. Negotiations by U S authorities failed. brigands initially demanded 121000 dollars, later reduced to 72500 subscribed by Americans.

Mme. Tsilka United States Turkey Bulgaria Miss Stone Dickinson Sofia M. Bakhmetieff Constantinople Spencer Eddy Legation Board of Missions Chelsea Mass Salonica

Palma at Cuba's Head Formally Elected President

Havana electors formally chose Thomas Estrada Palma as president and Luis Estevez as vice president. The island’s new Congress will include 63 representatives and 24 senators, with provinces allotted seats and governors aligned with Palma’s pro-US policy. Palma, a landowner and former New York school administrator, is praised for his fidelity to Cuba. Estevez, Havana lawyer and former secretary of justice, supports the move.

Havana Thomas Estrada Palma Luis “Stevez Senate Cuba United States Congress House of Representatives Santa Clara Santiago Matanzas Pinar del Rio Puerto Principe Palma Eongress Cauto Central Valley N. Y Estevez Island

Farms and Animal Values in Michigan Report

The census bureaus agricultural division released figures on Michigan farms and domestic animals. It lists 201,000 farms with 1 domestic animals, including 1,165,200 swine valued at 4,585,508 dollars and 165,250 farms with horses. Other livestock include cattle, sheep, goats, mules, donkeys, and calves with varying counts and valuations. Receipts from live animals sold on farms are reported, totaling 85, a, 7Sb dollars.

Agricultural Division The Census Bureau Michigan TNMO Tso

Two Men From Chicago Win Big At Benton Harbor casino

Two men believed from Chicago won 400 in chips at a Benton Harbor gambling resort but could not cash out. The proprietor grew suspicious as they kept winning and found the machine plugged to rig outcomes. A janitor reported seeing them in the hallway, prompting the pair to leave without claiming winnings.

Chicago Benton Harbor

State Auditor Inspector Judson Submits Quarterly Report

State OU Inspector Judson submitted to the board of state auditors his report for the last quarter of 101. Fees received for the quarter totaled $1,041.90. After salaries and expenses for deputies and himself were paid, Inspector Judson turned $4371.20 into the state treasury. For the year the inspectors collected $40,208.40 and after salaries and expenses turned over $35,?0.50.

State Judson Board of State Auditors

Baker Heir to Fortune in Australia Fortune

Henry Crane, a Leslie baker, becomes heir to a 7.5 million Australia fortune left to the heirs of three brothers. With his parents dead, one third of the estate goes to him and his sisters, yielding about 2.5 million for his portion.

Baker Henry Crane Leslie Australia Mr. Crane

Gas Lamp Explosion Damages Candy Mine Engineers

Mine explosion injures two engineers at the Candy mine on Lion Mountain. Will McClellan and Thomas Vincent were badly burned by a gasoline lamp that was lighted as McClellan filled it. Vincent jumped into an ice water tank to extinguish the flames, causing a chill and serious burns.

Will McClellan Thomas Vincent Candy Lion Mountain Thames Vincent

Shooting at Sterling Over Card Game Leaves Man Wounded

In Sterling, Oklahoma, a saloon proprietor shot Samuel Harris in the back during a dispute over a card game. Harris was wounded but is expected to survive.

Sterling O. T Samuel Harris Harris

Train collision injures passengers in Conshohocken

A rear end collision occurred between the Norristown and Reading accommodation trains on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway at Conshohocken Pennsylvania. The wreck damaged two cars and injured a number of passengers.

Norristown Reading Philadelphia and Conshohocken

From Far and Near. James Alexander Dead at 103

James Alexander of Springfield C is dead at age 103. In Florida Standard Oil is reported to be gobbling up phosphate shields. A German budget committee seeks 24 900 000 marks for an expedition to East Asia. In Baca County Colorado thousands of cattle are dying from starvation and exposure due to scarce grass and frozen water bowls.

H. A. Taylor Grand Rapids Carsonvillians Pedro Flat Rock Inlay City Rod and Gun Club George Ryman City Savings Bank of Detroit Standard Tie Company of Detroit Dowagine James Watts Concord Agricultural Society Driving Club Sault Ste. Marie Deckerville John Moore Minden City George W. Allen Franklin James Alexander Springfield Standard Oil Company L’florida East Asia Baca County Colo

Cause of the Detroit Savings Bank Wreck

Frank Andrews, vice-president of the City Savings Bank of Detroit, caused the institution's failure by fund manipulation and earned the nickname young Napoleon of Finance. A farm boy who rose to wealth through real estate and stock speculation, he blamed stock bets for the collapse and warned against rapid riches.

Frank ©. Andrews City Savings Bank of Detroit Detroit Bk. OC Andrews

Philippine tariff bill passes Senate in party vote

The Philippine tariff bill clears the Senate on a strict party vote 46 to 26 with a heated exchange between Maryland senators McComas and Wellington. One amendment passed limits a Taft commission sedition clause while the measure sets duties for Philippine imports and reduces US export duties to 75 percent of Dingley rates.

Senate McComas Wellington Maryland Hoar Frye Taft Commission Philippines United States Philippine Commission

Wheeler of Kentucky A Quiet House Member Gains Attention

Charles K Wheeler of Kentucky’s first district rose from obscurity after a sensational speech against Prince Henry and Secretary Hay. Now serving his third term, he will be 39 in April and was a precocious graduate of Southwestern University in 1880. He has since practiced law when not in Congress.

United States Charles K. Wheeler House of Representatives Kentucky Prince Henry Hay Wheeler Southwestern University Clarksville, Tenn Congressional Directory

Minnesota Barred Out in Northern Securities Case Victory

The U S Supreme Court refused to let Minnesota file a bill against Northern Securities Company, ruling no original jurisdiction and sending the suit to lower courts. The dispute centers on whether Minnesota laws against railroad consolidations can be bypassed by a New Jersey formed corporation. Attorney General Wallace B Douglas filed the action Jan 7 to halt the merger as a restraint of trade under federal anti trust laws. Meanwhile a Covington Ga boy, 12 year old Liddell Childs, with hydrophobia, was sent to Atlanta for Pasteur treatment after a dog bite two years earlier led to rabies symptoms.

Supreme Court United States Northern Securities Company Wallace B. Douglas Minnesota Liddell Childs Covington Atlanta Pasteur

Tribute in Washington for President McKinley Dead

Congress held a solemn memorial in the House chamber for William McKinley. Secretary Hay praised the martyred leader while President Roosevelt, Prince Henry of Prussia, and other dignitaries attended the ceremony amid tributes from cabinet members and lawmakers.

Washington William Mkinley John Hay McKinley Great Hall of Representatives Roosevelt Prince Henry Prussia Supreme Court Othrs Navy Congress

Opera house blaze in Carl Junction claims $40000

A fire at the opera house block in Carl Junction Missouri caused $40000 in losses. Miner Mark Enos was struck by falling walls and died from his injuries.

Carl Junction Mark Enos

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State OF Michigan Major Stone Leslie Baker Our Crystal Falls Bennett Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Benton Harbor di Santi Pellegrino Calumet John Zahara Osceola Rock House John Vogtline Republic J. S. Primeau BE. J. Mapes Marquette Kloman Michigamme River George E. Rowe Sparta Shepard Indiana Harbor Springs Cross Village Edward Melkinder Marquette Prison S. F. Smith Owosso Medinder Lome Ludington Linden Masons Holland W. C. Clark Maple Grove Chas Mason Mancelona Athens William Martin Pleasanton J. W. Clawthorne Caro Leland Muir Gladwin Houghton Baraga Neweenaw Counties Baraga County William Simmons Hillman Upper Peninsula Soo Copper Country Blissfield Fred Krumling Maple Valley Montcalm County Newberry St. Ignace Mayville Alfred Solway Menominee M. Dickinson President Palma Detroit Savings Bank K. Wheeler HOUSE M’kinley George Bancroft Lincoln Blaine Garfield McWhinley Pennsylvania Avenue Buffalo Capitol Mr. Blay William McKinley Friend Melkinley
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