Look Ahead for City Progress and Public Improvements
The city of Bessemer pushes for future planning of waterworks and cement sidewalk upgrades. It urges a careful, merit based selection of leaders to oversee public works, condemning narrow scruples and excessive power while promoting progress and prudent governance.
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Bessemer
Allotments for coming season debated among districts
Prospective production allocations for the upcoming season remain unsettled with Mesaba predicted to ship a larger share than last year. Last year 15 million tons came from nine Mesaba mines, while the region total approached 43.29 million tons.
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Mesaba
Adame
Biwabik
Burt
Fayal
Huil
Fighting Editors of the Upper Peninsula Press
Hon Chase S Osborne salutes the Lake Superior Press Association in Iron River as fighters for law and order. He cites pioneers like Robert A Douglas and George C Youngs, recounting battles against outlaws from Marquette to Florence and the Soo, and notes the association’s role in shaping the region’s future. Eggs cost 28 cents a dozen. deer case ends with a $50 fine for Rapid River man Joseph Simon who argued Indian rights to hunt.
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Chase S. Osborne
Saginaw Courier-Herald
Upper Peninsula
Lake Superior Press Association
Iron River
Major Clark
Manistique
James A. Russell
Marquette Mining Journal
Col
Jere Murphy
Robert A. Douglas
Ironwood News Record
Gogebic Range
Michigan
Upper
Joseph Simon
Rapid River
Delta County
Simon
Notice For Bids On Fire Escape Contract In Bessemer
Sealed bids are due noon Monday March 30 at the county clerk for the fire escape at the Courthouse in Bessemer Michigan. Plans and specs are at the county clerk's office. Bids must be written and bonded for double the contract amount. The committee may reject any or all bids. Dated Bessemer Mich March 13 1908.
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Bessemer
Mich
Realistic Fire Drill Prompts Warning in Chippewa Falls
Realistic drills in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin set off alarms after overheating a school building. Pupils evacuated orderly though believing danger existed. Critics fear repeated stunts could trigger panic with disastrous results and urge a ban on such drills.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Exports Rise in February 1908 Meat and Dairy Trade
U S exports of domestic meat and dairy products in February 1908 totaled 19,497,751 dollars, up from 15,972,876 dollars in February 1907, a gain of 3,534,875 dollars. The packing house scandal impact on the export trade appears to have been overcome.
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United States
Immigrant Arrivals Lag As Emigration Surges Abroad
Immigration statistics from steamship companies show a continuing low influx of aliens while foreign nationals depart the United States in large numbers. The data indicate that for every 50 arrivals, 147 leave. This year 44,712 immigrants arrived, versus 139,052 in 1907. in two months and thirteen days this year, 131,740 departed, compared with 45,642 in the same period of 1907.
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Europe
United States
Bryan Faces Retirement Demand at Democratic Convention
A faction calls for Bryan to retire at the Democratic Convention to curb his egotism as he seeks party control, while the party itself wants far less from him than he desires from the party. The tension shows he is courting the grandstand and public attention.
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Bryan
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