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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1908

Page

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New Bureau to Open in Marquette for Naturalization Work

A new federal Bureau of Naturalization and Immigration will establish a Marquette office as a Detroit branch within a wider bureau system under the commerce and labor department. Frederik S. Becker of the Detroit Justice Department will likely head the Marquette office, with centralized supervision over the Upper Peninsula. The bureau, created by a 1906 act, enforces federal naturalization and immigration laws and conducts examinations, often appearing at applicants’ homes to compel testimony and present results to courts.

United States Bureau Naturalization and Immigration Marquette Detroit Offce Commerce and Labor Department Washington Frederick S. Becker Department of Justice Detroit Upper Peninsula Bureau of Naturalization and Immigration Congress Michigan Ohio Becker Bureau

Late Start For Great Lakes Navigation This Season

The article notes a delayed opening for Great Lakes navigation with reduced early boat activity. Steam will not clear ice as quickly, and ore carriers plan to move at most 60 percent of last year’s shipments. If opening is June 1, furnaces can be supplied, but labor wage talks and fleet outfitting remain unsettled, creating a broad hold-off.

Great Lakes

Ore shipments feared under thirty million tons this year

It is claimed that shipments of iron ore from the Lake Superior region this year will not exceed 30,600,000 tons. The statement suggests a lower outlook for production and transit of ore from key mining districts.

Lake Superior

Finnic leader Castren slams Stirton socialism in Eveleth

J H Castren of Eveleth Minn a Finnish resident argues against A M Stirton addressing socialism to Finns and laborers. He calls Stirton a scoundrel exploiting the poor, urging Finns to avoid his discontent gospel. Castren highlights his own work for Finnish communities including temperance, literary, and newspaper efforts. Stirton is accused of dangerous rhetoric with likely trouble for followers.

J. H. Castren Eveleth Minn A. M. Stirton Eveleth Star Stirton Bessemer Mr. Castren Lake Superior Finnish Temperance Society Finnish Literary Society Finnieh Journal United States Castren

Bit By Agents Goods Warns Against Warm Weather Sales

A writer warns that spring brings more traveling salesmen who push bargains that often exceed store prices. He likens purchases to unsighted swapping and notes many goods lack novelty, having been dumped by wholesalers to jobbers and then canvassed to smaller towns.

Notice For Bids On Fire Escape At Court House

Sealed bids are invited at the county clerk office until noon Monday March 30 for constructing a fire escape at the Court House in Bessemer Michigan. Plans and specs are on file at the county clerk office. Bids must be in writing accompanied by a bond double the bid amount. Albert D Johnston County Clerk.

Bessemer Nanny Seuenes Ae Woes Thia Albert D. Johnston

Vote on Amendment to Tax Public Service Property

Voters will decide at the April election on a constitutional amendment allowing assessment of property for corporations partnerships and individuals in public service transport and communications. The change aligns tax basis with the state board of assessors. The Menominee deed assigns land at Pengilly and Kirby for a lighthouse tender residence to the United States government for $900. Michigan trout season opens April 15 but ends August next. fishers expect low catches due to high streams. The Soo canal widening contract is awarded and will start next summer.

State Board of Assessors Menominee Register of Deeds Office S. M. Stephenson United States Pengilly and Kirby Streets Michigan

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