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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1902
Page
2
Upper Michigan expects generally fair weather tonight with northwest winds shifting to variable. Lower Michigan also fair tonight with cooler Tuesday and northwest winds turning variable.
A mixture of society, sports, and court items. J H Green heads to Chicago on a bust agds trip while Ina Gilray visits with Brimley relatives and Miss Rose Perry returns from Escanaba. Alfred Warner arrives from Rochester to run the Empire cafe. Grand Rapids plans and hockey talk hint at upcoming games in the Soo, with teams from Newberry and Duluth discussed. The ejectment suit between St Marys Power and Chandler Dunbar moves in Marquette, and a marriage between Ernest Booth and Hannah Graham is planned. Diptheria closures affect many county schools as Dr Winslow promotes Holden remedies and tonics.
An explosion at 2 PM in the basement of a Chicago building at Nos 62 and 4 Canal Street, housing Marshall and Hulbart Machinery Co and Schneider and Trenkamp Store Co, set the structure ablaze and threatened surrounding properties. Several lives were lost as flames spread.
One fourth of Mrs M Clarke Martins Illinois work at Spa Furniture Co Auction sale tonight 111 Spruce street west notice 223-80 Valuable stay team of wort en left in possession ber 27 1902 Owner can have by paying feed bill and expense of ad. Brooklin Horse corner Court and Ann streets J C Orr prop Attend the auction sale at Soo Furniture Co tonight 111 Spruce street west 2865 Barois hie cheap Soo industrial addition east end Price IvenHarver IT2-32E
The first annual meeting of the industrial department of the Industrial Civic Federation opened in New York. Senator Henna called the session to order and welcomed attendees, noting broad sympathy for the federation and urging careful focus on improving relations between capital and labor. Meyer Lowe spoke for the city in welcoming the gathering.
Paul Dunleavy, a Margle miner, told the strike commission he was refused work and evicted after five minutes despite his wife’s ill parents and rain. He earned about 450 dollars yearly, paying for company doctor services with 75 cents monthly for married men and 50 cents for single men. The miners’ lawyer said recent medical graduates take company clinic posts for experience. The witness also said he never saw the mine inspector in his mines and complained of excessive docking.
In the circuit court Lawrence Harrison colored pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in Marquette for being a common drunkard. Lawe nce Harrison and John Gardner earlier faced charges and were referred for further action. Sheriff Swart to transport Yates to Marquette. next moves include Toniz with Harrison. The Moloney alley case involves condemnation of property for public use, contested by about 500 property owners with a jury seated.
Manager Leach announces Blaviene Walsh shifts appearance from December 23 to December 30 due to potential misread date. Marks Bros group delays tonight and tomorrow owing to Tom Mark illness. resumes Wednesday with Slaves of Russia. Vaudeville members entertain Elks tonight. Dan Patch racing details for $89,080 in earnings and related sale.
Pontiac December 3 19 3fi Darian Ribble aged 31 was struck by the F G N train at Howard Street crossing and instantly killed. Her body mangled. She is survived by two husbands and six children. Also notices of Masonic and other local meetings appear, including Saint Ste Marie Chapter Bethel Lodge and Seo Curling club events with timings and locations.
Cold wave grips the Soo with three below at 7 AM and a day of subzero temperatures. Forecast calls for near zero tonight with slight relief tomorrow as heavy snow and frigid winds disrupt travel and cause destitution. Rail and coal shortages strain preparations as reports from Detroit to Cleveland note bitter conditions and drifting snow.
Bay Mills Mish Dec 8 Special Correspondence the Chippenwa Hockey Club was formed with large membership and enthusiasm. Club aims to challenge Lock City and arrange a series of games. James Thompson of Hell Munson Co coaching and captaining the Chippens. Officers elected include G C Cowles president and J Thompson captain. Notable players Rob Renneck Thos Brown Jas Thompson and others from Copper Cliff Toronto Ottawa Victorias Winnipeg. Ice rink management shifted to Gancing School leaders and plans to open Crystal rink ahead of season. curling club to be revived and games set with Bar Finks and American Canadian teams.
Market quotations posted this afternoon by the Laidley Commission Co list Boston Copper stocks and New York and Chicago grains among others. Also notes St James Guild annual supper and sale on Thursday at the Episcopal church basement, tickets 25 cents, 5 to 8 PM, and several real estate and auction notices for Sea Furniture Co and others.
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