Sant Fez evolves to Sault Blanc Accident Insurance
On Wednesday last the Sant Fez evolest Association members unanimously adopted the name Sault Blanc Accident Insurance Company. An increase in death and loss of hand or foot indemnity takes effect January 1, 1443 for all policies. The firm reports over 600 soldiers in force, growing membership, and new offices in Price & Harrison block after a brief corporate start.
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Sant Fezevolest Association
Sault Blanc
A. EL Duncan
Pickford
Mich
Clondwar
Drummond
Amusements Review of Leo Opera Boll Show
The article praises Miss Emma Field for Cigarette and notes Bertie Cecil by Baldwin as earnest yet masked by heavy makeup. G Elden Burr shines in illustrated songs, Arena's contortion act impresses, and Jas R Field delivers familiar vaudeville fare with a lighter German character and humorous phonograph solos.
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Arena
Worster
Jas. R. Field i
Weathering Ice and Snow Delays on Lake Superior Navigation
Snowstorm shuts boats to shelter as downbound cargoes wait at locks. Mariners report ice coatings on hulls and upper works, with dredging near Mud Lake easing navigation. The Bascom? Bascobel arrives for tow of Hebard consorts. Castle chartered to scene of wreck. insurance on cargoes discussed.
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Lake Superior
War of the Channel
Lake George
Mud Lake
Hull
Boots
Unit 77
Verminton
Franicombe
Aleghere
Capt
Wilcox
Mg Castle
Ward
Turtle Bed
Osear Carlson
Pan American
Lake Erie Dresging Co
Little Mud Lake
Bascobel
Hebard
PUBLIGIT FOR TRUSTS PUBLICITGIT FOR TRUSTS
Subcommittee reports favorably on publicity bill then refers bill to special subcommittee. The amended provision requires every joint stock or similar interstate or foreign corporation to file annually with the Interstate Commerce Commission details of organization names, dates, structure, capitalization, indebtedness, and earnings.
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Washinston
Dec
Iee
soGar
Iail
Littlefield
Overstreet
Powers
Clarion and Dearmond
Fire damages Mac Veagh residence on Lake Shore drive
A fierce blaze at 8 Lake Shore drive in Chicago damaged the Mac Veagh mansion early today. Two maid servants leaped from a second story window suffering serious injuries while several others were nearly suffocated and rescued by firemen. Loss estimated at $14,000.
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Chicago
MacVeagh
Lake Shore
Drive
After Many Weekes Police Think They Identified Dead Man
Chief Burdick received a letter from Mrs. Peter McMurdo of Montreal asking for a coroner’s certificate in the death of Dr. McMurdo. A photograph accompanies the letter, showing a man resembling the died man found in Dr Webster’s house on Ryan’s Hill weeks ago. Coroner MacDonald will decide if the photo matches the dead man and the wife will then obtain the certificate.
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Ryan's Hill
Burdick
Peter McMurdo
Montreal
P. Q
Dr. McMurdo
Dr. Webster
Ietter
Iidenthal
MacDonald
Mran
McMeurdo
Goulais Bay Mine Shows Promising Gold Content
Alderman J I Moher reports state assay of two Goulais Bay specimens from the Goulais Bay Mining Co indicates about £7.50 in gold per ton. Directors listed include R E Green A B Collis Ed Stanier J H Moker and G Helden, with growing confidence in the property.
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Goulais
J. i. Moher
Goulais Bar Mining Co
Lansing
Gouleis Bay
Ripley Doubts 2 Third Lock Fund Next Year
A Washington dispatch reports skepticism that funds for a two third lock will be available next year. Supt Rinler of the ship canal argues a rivers and harbors bill would be needed for any new rock, and expects delays. Ripley believes next year’s indexing could suffice, noting a third lock would require cofferdams along the rapids and at least a year to complete.
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Washington Dispatch
Rinler
Ship Canal
Ripley
Thieves hit Baight Jepson store and two saloons
In Jonta on December 3 thieves broke into the grocery of Baight and Jepson and the saloons of Ray Comstock and Mark Engieman at Haight and Jepson. Losses include cash, cigars, small change, and a torn slot machine. a tie receiver was damaged for the Orphan's home fund. Police expect to round up local suspects.
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Jonta
Baight & Jepson
Ray Comstock
Mark Engieman
Haight & Jepson’s
Engieman
Ai Comstock
Grand Rapids
Workmen charged in death of fellow worker joke mishap
New York report says four Patterson locomotive works employees planned a crude joke on Harr Wright. They allegedly used a air pump to inflate his stomach to 120 pounds per inch. Wright died after hours of agony. Wrights father assaulted one defendant in court. all four held without bail on manslaughter charges.
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New York
Bos
Stone
Dorn
Labor troubles clerks resign to stay in union
A special dispatch from Buffalo reports Michigan Central clerks resign rather than leave the union. Workers from Detroit were brought in to replace them but refused to start after learning of the situation. Morford of St Thomas arranged eight men who also balked upon arrival.
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Michigan Central
Baffalo
Birdie
Michigan Central Ieiznt
Tien
Pi. Morford
St Thomas
Detroit
Railway Brotherhood Leader Discusses Wage Talks
Armond Master ML Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen returned from Chicago after talks with top representatives. He denied reports of a combined movement by four major railway unions to push wage increases. He said conductors and train men in the west may seek higher pay, but only through regular orderly procedure.
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Ieveland
Tee
Armond
ML Morrissey
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chicago
West
Northwest
Trne
Ines
Norwegian Hero Spared Crew on Lake Superior Shipwreck
Oscar Carlesen, a 65 year old Norwegian caretaker and father of five, aided the crew of the steamer Hebard when it wrecked on the north shore of Lake Superior near Point Mameise. He and his sons helped the shipwrecked sailors ashore and cared for them at his Bislot cabin until they could proceed. The Detroit Free Press notes Carl e son’s long service to Nipigon Minins Land Co and calls for recognition.
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Oscar Carleson
Charles Hebard
Lake Superior
Sundar
Alps
Switzerland
Oscar Carlesen
Sand Bay
Copper Point
Minéres Point
Europe
Hudson Bar
Hudson Bay
Moose Factory
James Bari
Lakre Superior
Point Mameise
Nipigon Minins Land Co
Detroit
Carleson
Cerleson
Bislot
Detroit Free Press
S. Sibler
Bank Cherbers
Miners Witnesses Testify on Strikes and Wages
In Scranton Pennsylvania witnesses testifying before the coal strike inquiry describe wages and conditions. An Englishman says about 300 dollars yearly. an Austrian says he saved only 50 in seven years. others note long shifts and no relief. A fire boss reports 24 hour shifts with limited rest and potential danger from gas buildup. A Catholic priest testifies to terrible mine conditions. Some company notices warn union men may be kept off until after the commission issues its report.
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Scranton
John
Festerdar
Luzerne
John Fara
Coxe & Co
Thimothy Miloney
Hush Borie
Jacksman Ansbach
Darrow
Ansbach
Father Russia
Music With Dinner by Welton Orchestra to Start Next Sunday
Proprieter G D Welton announces a 6 to 8 pm Sunday dinner with music from an orchestra directed by Prof Kershaw. The event may extend to 9 pm. after holidays, dancing parties are planned each Monday with the same orchestra, modeled after Iroquois summer events.
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Welter
Kershaw
Canadian government buys Fersian Island in Lake Superior
Capt. Jas. Ganley closed a land deal with the Canadian government making him owner of Fersian Island in Lake Superior. Located about 25 miles northwest of the Soo, the island covers several hundred acres and is currently used as a fishing station by A. Booth & Co. Ganley has not decided on its future use.
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Jas. Ganley
Fersian Island
Take Superior
Soo
Cant
Gatley
Br A. Booth & Co
AS SHE LEFT THE BOAT MISS BARNES PARASOL REQUEST
A wreck of the Hebard left crew and passengers adrift. Stewardess Miss Barnes, in her berth, dressed in every garment she owned then boarded a lifeboat chair and rode to shore. As the signal prepared she asked the captain to bend her parasol ashore, but the captain did not respond and she went ashore without it.
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Miss Barnes
Ihe Stewantess
The Last Week of Navigation Insurance Warnings
The article notes the nearing end of the navigation season with marine insurance expiring and losses falling on vessel owners. It warns of wildcat freighters delaying, southbound ships proceeding to their berths, and a period of storm activity that could reshape risks before winter safety is assured.
May plea could bring Hari son to trial for theft
May will plead guilty and is believed to be the boy Larry Hari son accused of stealing $500 from a Soo Line passenger. He awaits next circuit court term and may face sentencing at the industrial school or state prison after admitting taking the money, though he contends he did not steal it. Prosecutor Conrick asks for leniency.
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Larry” Harison
Soo Line
Mondar
Atumer Conrick
Rabbit hunt tragedy near Frederic Mich
In Frederic Michigan on December 5 a hunter named Murphy was shot and killed by Ace Valentine while Valentine pursued two large bucks. Murphy, 22, of Fife Lake, was mistaken for a deer and died from a neck shot. The body will be sent to his home town.
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Frederic
Mich
Murphy
Chalker
Ace Valentine
Valentine
Fife Lake
Storm King Snowstorm Wrecks New York Transit
A severe snow and sleet storm disrupts New York traffic with elevated lines halted and surface services severely delayed. Albany reports heavy snow, trains late, and widespread disruption across the state. in parts of New England conditions are especially fierce with strong winds.
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New York
Albany
Schenédtady
Nerburg
Saratoga
Lather
Rochester
Buchato
England
New York State
New England
Pennsylvania Snowstorm Cripples Railroads and Telegraphs
A severe snow and wind storm sweeps Pennsylvania, halting railroad traffic and crippling telegraph lines. Widespread drifting snow disrupts service in the anthracite region as blizzard conditions persist across the state.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Unusually Severe Cold Across Southern States
Memphis reports colder weather with telegraph lines unreliable to southern and western points. Arkansas and Texas report freezing temperatures and heavy frosts in Galveston and Beaumont while western Louisiana faces rising danger.
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Memphis
Arkansas
Texas
Betar
Palestine
Galveston
Hous
Beaumont
Louisiex
Big Contract in Munising for Russell Wheel and Foundry
Chas. Henes of Detroit's Russell Wheel and Foundry Co shipped their entire plant to Munising for steel work on the Munising Paper Co mill. Kehoe, previously in Soo, will supervise steel construction, bringing a crew of six. land foundations are set and erection will start on arrival. Contract value 750,600.
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Chas. Henes
Russell Wheel and Foundry Co
Detroit
Kehoe
Soo Fox
Michigan Lake Superior Power Cevs
Munising Paper Cos Paper Mil
Munising
Seede
Oil quality cited after Progress steamer blast
San Francisco reports Investiza Hon showed the oil used as fuel must meet high standards to avoid explosions on ships like the Progress. The December 5 notice notes a fatal crash on Woodward avenue near Rosedale court where George Sowden, 70 plus, of Holcomb avenue, was killed attempting to drive in front of a northbound car.
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San Francisco
Dec
Dermit Mishkan
George Sowden
Holcomb Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Rosedale Court
Woodwars Avenue
Sowden
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Victor E. Metzger
Jay W. Sutton
Ridge St
Neer Ashmun
McTavish
Johnston
Telephonia No
Portage Ave
General Insurance
Martyn & Stuart
Alamui St
Leighton-Chipley
BROWN
Pardee
Brock St. Loo
Wiliam M. Snell
Offce In
Court House
James C. Teague
Sault Ste. Marie, Michaso Ashman St —— Ee
Benge
Peanther
Honeyie
Chas. E. Bailey
Harison
Bates & Adams
Ashmun Street
John W. Mofily, Jr
Jos. S
France
Portage. Ww
Fire and Plate Glass Insurance, Reali Estate
Losne—McLachlan & Menare
Sault Benevolent Association
Eis Prosperous
Bingham Avenue
Dawson Street
Smith
Reel Estate
McLachlan & Menard, Sat
Marine Notes
Rees
Marip Dealel
General Mer
Grand Merais
Chandise
House Today
Reided Severs
Portini
Jas Ganley
May
Larry Harrison
New England States
Bas
Stern
Catskills
Catskill
Pittsburg
Trafic
Chas. Kehoe
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