High Explosive Guns Stir Hunters Safety Debate
Deputy Game Warden Brewster urged banning high power guns after a hunter was shot near Newberry and several near misses reported in the region. He cited accidental deaths from large charges, urging passage of a law restricting gun power to curb deadly incidents and pledging to obtain a copy of the existing measure in Me.
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Brewster
Mula
Detr Huntite
Gladwis
Newberry
Upper Peninsula
Congress Convened at Noon for Second Session Opening
Washington reports the Senate chamber filled and decorated as the 47th Congress resumed work after recess. President pro tempore Ferree opened, members exchanged greetings, and the House welcomed new appointees sworn in as Speaker Henderson presided at noon.
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Senate
Senator McMillan
Washington
Bec
Senate Chamber
Auton
Burrows
Tor McMillan
Henderson
Dewet Critique and War Record Drive Attention in Rushed Book
A rushed publication reviews Louis Botha era and De Wet's tactics critiquing both sides of the conflict. It praises General Knox, discusses railway warfare and supply strategy, and notes controversy over the Pretoria relief and British leadership. The article also reports on school construction and board decisions amid crowded City schools and future south side expansions.
Last of the Pipe Replacement Progress Report
The city wires 700 feet of water mains to replace the old intake as the new system ships and arrives this week. Under city direction workers will align the pipe and install the new plant components. Completion shows progress at a steady pace with testing planned when installations finish.
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Tts
Laat Everyidng
New Skating Rink Nears Ice Cover Soon
The Cerling club holds a meeting tomorrow night. The new skating rink at Tink Fassoipplense will be covered with a field of ice. Water pipes are in place and the rink floor is leveled.
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Cerling Club
P Cin
Central court opens term with Judge Steete presiding
The cent court opens a term with Judge Steete presiding. Cases including Susan Webster versus George Watson and John and Henry Koeniar versus Mary A. Lackey were continued by consent. Hugh Black versus Americar Bridge Co. for personal injuries was slated for trial tomorrow. The Bocember Co. versus E. Martin settled out of court. Admiral Dewey resumed active sea duty from the Philippines aboard the Mayflower to command the fleet in the Caribbean.
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Cent Court
Steete
Susan Webster
George Watson
John
Henry Koeniar
Mary A.lackey
Hugh Black
Americar Bridge Co
the Bocember Co
Martin
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Washington Navy Yard
The Case of Larry Harrison A Soo Line Larceny Case
Larry Harrison a young colored boy faced larceny charges after a Soo Line passenger accused him of stealing $120. Harrison admitted taking the money but claimed it was found by the passenger in a toilet and not from the person. He was bound over to the circuit court after examination was refused. Harrison previously worked as a porter and mascot for Company MW 2, had traveled with a group in youth, and was known as a jester in the Soo lineup. He left Iowa with the money and Velvet and is thought to have gone to Minneapolis where Hale is wanted. He has lived in Minneapolis and the Soo for years.
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Larry” Harrison
Soo Line
Jasse Couch
Larry
Conrick
Wain
Soo
Hale
He &i
Iowa
Minneapolis
Hele
Co. MW 2
Sao
Proposed Great Lakes Naval Training Site Near Milwaukee Chicago
A Washington dispatch reports the board of naval experts did not choose the Milwaukee Chicago Lake Michigan site for the proposed Great Lakes naval training station. The board reportedly favored a location between Milwaukee and Chicago, with Moody and others suggesting the selection, though confirmation awaits Congress.
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Soo
Great Lakes
Board of Experts
Washsion
Board of Naval Experts
Mocdr
Navy Department
Moody
Milwaukee
Chicago
New Medical Society Organizing Meeting Scheduled
Ishpeming physician A Felch, son of ex Gov Felch, will speak at the Troy Hotel Friday evening as counselor for the Twelfth District Michigan Medical Society. The effort aims to organize a county medical society in Isleton aligned with the state and American Medical Association in Luce County, with wider inclusion in Chippewa counties.
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A. Felch
Ishpeming
exGov
Felch
Troy Hotel
Michigan Medical Society
Aiileton
American Medical Association
Luce
Siste Im Tae Union
Siste Society
Elisibilitr Ia
Ie Physi
Moral Ami
Board of Directors
Troquois
Wrecks Reach Lake Superior as Storm Claims Vessels
A Sunday night storm on Lake Superior wrecked the steamer Hebard and damaged the Francombe and Ossifrage. Hebard’s crew of 14, including Captain Geo D Bran, is believed lost near Mamamise Point while Francombe, AAleh, and Warmington struggle ashore with their cargoes of lumber. Captain MacCarthy places his wife aboard Ossifrage for transport home to Detroit. The A S and Captain Campbell plan to tow stranded schooners to port if news allows.
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Oussifraze
Alzoma Central Steamship
Sihbhinicoten
Batten
Chasebard
Mamalise Point
Lake Superior
Geo. D. Bran
Woldan
Hetard
Francombe
Aleah Ant Wannington
West Superior
Lake Erie
Ossifrage
Michipicoten
Overoek
Francomby
Sachor
Warmington
MacCarthr
Ossifrate
Detroit
Sara Arichoreg
A. S
Philadel
Contested Company M Election Sparks Quorum Debate
Report notes that Lieut. Falls was elected to command Company M but the election lacked a quorum. Col Bates had no official knowledge yet and sought to avoid contest. Contending members now insist active status requires duty availability and a quorum appeared at the last finder. The iron appears ready to concede Lieut. Falls' election.
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Col. Bates
Havre
Drowning of Hamlin Brothers While Skating
Nelson and Frank Hamlin, brothers aged 12 and 16, drowned in ersburgs Michigan while skating yesterday. Their bodies were recovered from 19 feet of water.
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Seasonersburgs
Mich
Nelson
Frank Hamlin
Loss of the steamer Bannockburn remains unsolved
The article reports no news of the steamer Bannockburn since November when she left Port Arthur. Searches near Michipicoten Island and Caribou Island found no trace. Great Lakes towing companies adjust winter plans as ships head to ports for ice season. forecasts put December freight at 1.4 million tons. insurance deadlines loom. Captain Root leaves for Chicago. the steamer Mariposa arrives, Manitoba sails for its final trip of the season, and the Weitzel lock will be closed for winter preparations.
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Sangeckburn
Great Lakes
Algonquin
Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Ossitrase
Caribou Island
Reot
Michipicoten Harbor
Carthous
Michipicoten Island
Nore
Peninsular Harbor
Great Lakes Towing Co
Jay
Dimmick
Mollie Spencer
Boermion
Phillips
Smith
Booth
Port Huroz
Thomson
Merick
Ludington
Sea Canais
Paviga
Capt. Root
Chicago
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Mamainse Point
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Joseph Ror
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