Council Proceedings Act on Liquor Licenses at Last Meeting
Regular adjourned meeting of the common council held in the council chamber on April 29 1909. Mayor Byrne presided. The finance committee reported on liquor bonds for numerous principals and sureties including Larm Olson Scavarda Contratto Masnighetti and Wozniak. The council approved the report and adjourned. Continued on page 8.
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Council
Common Council
Byrne
Messrs
Solberg
Felling
Davis
Gerocco
Truettner
Glatczek
Webb
O’brien
McDonald
Milroy
Ald. Felling
Ald. Webb
Ald Webb
Ald
Finance Committee
Glatzek
City of
Bessemer
Gus Larm
Alfred Johnson
Julius Velin
Otto B. Olson
Adolph Johnson
John Scavarda
Dominic Micheli
Andrew Contratto
Nick Springhetti
Mike Donich
John Lampart
Simon Arkowitz
Dominic Masnighetti
August Semmerling
Valentine Maroni
Stephen Wozniak
Frank Kalasovicz
August Kondziela
John Silverman
Peter Becker
Abe Abelman
Julius Simon
Jos. Cambretto
Serafino Binda
Nick Colombo
Jos. Wozniak
Jos. Friday
Frank Kulasovicz
William Wroblewski
Jos. Rice
John R. Johnson
Bernard Lee
William Waters
HI. Selin
Carlo Balzerini
John Pessenda
Angelo Cavosi
Batista Mussati
William Maki
John Hillman
Erick Erickson
August Rand
Joseph Ceno
Albert Ceno
Jerry Sandy
Ignatz Kondziela
John Peterson
Chas. Rund Surties
Alfred O. Johnson
Chas. Round
Joseph Crenna
Thomasini Fridore
Joseph Ochis
Peter Ochis
Andrew D. Contratto
Book on Rheumatism Offered Free by Dr Shoop
An advertisement from Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offers a free booklet and trial of his Rheumatic Remedy liquid or tablets to readers. It urges well people to share the relief with discouraged sufferers and requests readers to obtain the booklet and test for distribution to others.
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Shoop
Racine
Wisconsin
Bjorneon
Usay
Gogebic range baseball season opens May 15
Ironwood Hurley Bessemer Rhinelander arrange a base ball schedule weather permitting. First game May 15 Bessemer at Hurley on Hurley grounds. Ironwood opens May 22 at Hurley with the following day a Ironwood Hurley clash. Schedule runs to July with forfeit posted at Peoples Bank to guarantee the season.
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Gogebic Range
Bessemer
Hurley
Ironwood
Ashland
Rhinelander
Peoples Bank
Surley
Rhineland
Mines of Butte In Great Shape
Thomas F. Cole, visiting Butte, inspected the smelting plant and Coalition mines with Mr. Ryan in Great Falls. He praised development on North Butte and the Tramway shaft to 1700 feet, the air shaft to 1500 feet, and the staff work of Carson Pope and allies. He noted good ore bodies, worker safety, and rich copper wealth in Butte, expressing appreciation for local courtesies.
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Thomas F. Cole
Butte
Mr. Ryan
Great Falls
Cole
North
Carson
Pope
Moulthrop
Coalition
Modest Weeds Poem USing a Plainspoken Plea for Virtue
A short, lyrical verse asks for humble strength and integrity. The speaker seeks a sincere smile, frank manners, a true heart, and the will to act rightly. They desire compassion, justice, neighborly friendship, and readiness to end life with dignity. The tone is earnest and didactic, emphasizing moral virtue over material wealth.
Peculiar Fatal Accident at Aurora Mine
The Ironwood Times reports a miner Thomas Jaruszki was found dead on the sixteenth level at the Aurora mine after his body touched a trolley wire and an iron car. A fellow worker, with electrical knowledge, broke the circuit saving others. speculation centers on how he touched both ends while wet with perspiration possibly and a weak heart. The piece also notes steel industry trends, including U S steel dominance, rail and construction activity, and optimistic outlook for 1910 amid rising demand and organization among independent producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood Times
Aurora
Thomas Jarnoszki
Jaruszki
Gary
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Steel magnates back steelmakers union effort
United States Steel Corporation leaders show favorable stance toward a union among independent mills and foresee ample work for all plants as competition among rivals persists amid the industry’s evolving landscape.
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United States
Trust
Steel Combination
United States Steel Corporation
Just Out of Cold Storage. Customer Have you any broken eggs
Dealer No, but the exchange hints at a humorous cataloging of damaged goods with a punchy exchange suggesting a broader joke about stock quality and customer service.
Legislature Oversees Water Power Tax and City Service Rules
A draft bill moves to place water power companies under the state railroad commission with hearings on rate justness. It requires routes, franchises, and construction specs filed with the commission, a uniform bookkeeping system, and city light and power service through passing lines. Michigan Asylum at Kalamazoo reports 1,880 patients in March with 27 new admits and 18 deaths. The Michigan School for the Deaf at Flint shows 318 total, up three males and three females from February.
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State Railway Commission
Commission
Michigan Asylum For the Insane
Kalamazoo
Michigan School For the Deaf
Flint
Iron Ore Market Shows Reservations Rise and Early Shipping
The Iron Trade Review notes furnaces largely well supplied but many plan early reservations totaling over a million tons. Some large sales at last year’s prices with price-reduction guarantees, and earlier ore shipments from Minnesota mines loom. Labor union actions push earlier vessel starts. base ore prices listed: Old range Bessemer 4.50, Mesaba Bessemer 4.25, old range non-Bessemer 3.70, Mesaba non-Bessemer 3.50.
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Iron Trade Review of
Cleveland
Minnesota
Franklin Group
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Laura and Chisholm
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Mahoning
Hull Rust
Burt
Morris
Gettig
Atlantic Coast
Old Range
Mesaba Bessemer
Mesaba
Old Range Bessemer
Four Companies Dominate U S Copper Output
The Big Four Amalgamated, Calumet & Hecla, Phelps-Dodge and the Guggenheims produce over 592 million pounds of copper annually, about half of U S total. Their holdings have paid vast dividends totaling hundreds of millions, with varying distributions across each group and affiliate holdings.
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United States
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Phelps-Dodge
The
Guggenheims
Boston Financial News
Calumet & Heela
Lameti{ Hecla
Bigelow Companies
Utah Copper
Setter Terr
Burial Vaults of Cement Industry Growth in West States
The cement burial vault industry expands with plants in Joplin Missouri and Lawrence Kansas. Concrete vaults use steel reinforcement and waterproof cement, forming a single solid unit with the lid. Tests show air and water behavior, with spectators viewing through a top glass insert as vaults seal over caskets.
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Cement Age
New York
Joplin
Cemency
Lawrence
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council Proceedings
Ironwood, Hurley
Bessemer and
Group & Safe and Pleasin
Fibhoop
Legislative News
Price
Codda
Dr. Shoop
Remeny
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