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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
3
Local notices and visits fill city schedule
C C Williams returns from Toronto ELE Smith comes back from Philadelphia A Cady travels to Detroit Frank E Taylor visits Pickford on business A B Davidson departs for Detroit Frank Pickford buys in Bay Mills Allan Warren and S G Ree from Pickford visit the city Dr Chas Laytan Raber county coroner visits for business Josse W M Snell leaves for Newberry probate session Wesley Townsend named assistant marine surgeon at port Mrs John Bere hosts Presbyterian social in city W L Braidwood moves to Cheboygan for new job Madame Harris hairdressing takes over during illness of Miss Wilson Kilroys attorney absent causes adjournment in case of William Killops missing for hours Lee Johnson case renewed as his father searches river Soo Fema n's mission at St Mary's Church attracts crowds with Fathers O'Brien and Doherty preaching on senses and commandments End of women's mission Sunday. men’s mission to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williams
Toronto
Smith
Philadelphia
Geo
A Cady
Detroit
Frank E. Taylor
Pickford
A. B. Davidson
Frank Pickford
Hall & Munson
Bay Mills
Messre
Allan Warren
G. Ree
Chas. S. Laytan
Raber
Josse W. M. Snell
Newberry
Indge
Wesley Townsend
Fred Townsend
John. Bere
Division Street
W. L. Braidwood
X. D. Morrish
Cheboygan
Harrison
Madame Catlin
Madame Harris
Miss Wison
Wm. Killops
Kinross
Columbus
Lee Johnson
Mr. Johnson
St. Maryr’s Church
O'Brien
Doherty
Montreal
St. Mary’s Church
Father Doherty
Father O’brien
Market Quotations and Local Event Notice
Market quotations and local notices fill this brief item. A musical program is announced at John Bones residence on Division Street with Presbyterian Church involvement. The piece promotes last minute shopping and a handkerchief sale with low prices and festive appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bone
Division
Santa Claus Wardhouse
Moloney alley jury awards damages in opening case
The Moloney alley street opening jury awarded $1 for the required improvement with costs assessed on abutting properties. List of payees includes Gabriel Estate, Soo B. L. Assn, Henry Wood, Mary A. Loverbill, and multiple Hudsons among others. Notice of appeal filed. 66 day stay granted to settle bill of exceptions. In Emeline street opening case trial underway. jury panel listed. James Nelson pleaded guilty to larceny at Tremont House, sentenced to 18 months in Marquette prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moloney Alley Street
Wm. P. Spalding
Soo Hardware Co
H. E. Spalding
Henry Wood
Gabriel Estate
Soo B. & L. Assn
Mary A. Loverbill
Augusta Brown Burgess
Leslie §. Hudson
Lille Hudson
Ger. Am
Bank
Detroit
Leste Hudson
Lillie Hudson
Ester Paul
Sais
A. BH. Hasebrook
Lessie
Lilie Hudson
Ger. Am. Bank
Louis Belonger
James Breen
Esther
Adeline Launder
Kibby
Adelineville
E. Laundervilleville
Charlotte Kibby Ufland
Oliver Launde
Joseph Miller
Ww. H. Peck
C. J. Thoenen
Stone Baush, Inc
Scott
Geo. Comb. Rar
McDonald
H. E. Westlake
Jas
H. McDonald
J F. Howell
W. J.armstrong
Chas. G. Clarke
Charles Nelson
Jereeny
Tremont House
Marquette
Persian Customs and Daily Life in Iran and Nearby Lands
Persian towns show women and girls at wells carrying pitchers for daily use and news, while a tea sawer travels with a brass teapot and belt tray crying hot tea. Wine is stored in beefskins, and Western photographers have begun to gain access to royal chambers on New York Triptique tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Turkey
Orient
Wdstern
New York
Plants and Gravitation Sense Shapes Growth
The text discusses gravitation guiding plant growth, noting straight growth in plains and curved stalks aligning to needs. It describes a flower bud forming a tube and crown to attract insects for fertilization, driven by a gravity sense that positions petals and buds correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Year Ago Today No Serious Blockades to Lake Navigation
A historical note recalls that December 11 marked the end of the St. Marys Falls canal season with few boats on the lake and navigation closing soon. Reports detail coal transport, ships like the New York and Rochester, and crews awaiting ice to end the season while the canal and related waterways operate with minimal delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Falls Canal
Supt
Ripley
Jori
Lake Superior
Michipicoten
Police Banquet Honors Force and Press Reporters
Capt. Frank Stevens hosted a formal banquet in Chief Burdick's office served by Chas. Andrews. The event praised the police and local press with a lavish feast from oysters to coffee. No offenses were recorded that night. George Conley joined the force as a special, replacing illness, described beside Officer Coulter as nearly equal in height and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Tof
Department
Force
Burdick
Waldorf-Astoria
Chas. Adrews
Capt. Stevens
George Conley
James Coleman
Conley
Coulter
Alarks Bros. Co resumes at Soo Opera House with crowd
The Alarks Bros. Co resumed performances at the Soo opera house last night to a crowded audience. Tom Marks was greeted with applause as he returned from illness. The company was well cast in Slaves of Russia. Tonight the focal lodge of Biks visits Marks Co at 7:20 for a lodge meeting and a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarks Bros. Co
Soo Opera House
Tom Marks
Russia
Biks
the Marks” Co
Reminiscences and a Curious Animal Tale
The passage blends a salon conversation on German poetry and Goethe with a doctor’s cheerful but fatalistic outlook on recovery rates. It also describes a clever bird from Mexico named Alexico that repurposes a feletranh pole into a lookout and storehouse, using a post’s sections for nests and hoards.
Society notes and wedding invitation in Lawrence Kansas
Last evening the noncommissioned Officers of company AI were entertained by Capt. Chas. Follis at his home on Bingham avenue. The Misses Pullar have issued invitations for a china shower for Lulu O Loughlin at Maple street Friday evening. She is to marry Clarence Gare Tarkington on December 7. The body of Mrs. Marshall A. Barber, wife of Professor Barber of Kansas State University, was found in the river near here after she disappeared yesterday. An offer to buy a lot for Christmas gift in Soo Industrial addition is advertised at $25 down, balance 6.12 and 1 month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company AI
Chas. Follis
Bingham Avenue
Maihess
Basterdar
Adams
Fidell
Odell
Rapin
Stanley
Brown
Lawrence
Kas. Dec, Sr
Marshall A. Berber
Barber
Kansas State University
Soo
Given
Harvey
Auction paints a stormy sea scene misread by passerby
A fragmentary tale describes an auction art sale where a marine view is near destruction as a sailor named Al Bhuff remarks on a vessel wedged on rocks amid a strong offshore breeze. The artist takes the work home to adjust the wind's depiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaci Taras
al Bhuff
Earmesty
SHERIFF-ELECT BONE Heads Soa Curliss Club Team for Bonspiel
John H Bone selects a strong four man rink for the Northwestern Curling Association annual bonspiel to be held in January. The lineup features John W Barton EF Van Wyck George Comb and Bone with Bone to skip and Barton alternating as skip on different rounds. The series drawing was postponed to avoid sand from a new skating course affecting curling stones. Carnegie reaches New York after stormy voyage from Liverpool and Queenstown with health report noting improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa Curliss Club
Northwestern Curling Association
John H Bone
John W. Barton
EF. van Wyck
George C- Comb
John H. Bone
Messrs
Bone
Comb
van Wyck
Bere
Tink Wil Bave
Carnegie
New York
Oceanic
Andrew Carnegie
Pasenger
Liverpool
Queenstown
Camiegie
Hinessaug
Surprising Neighbors and Droll Courtroom Blunder
A fragmentary comic scene features Mrs Rounder’s remark about her husband’s loud dressing and neighbors gossip. A mock courtroom ends with a magistrate and a burlesque exchange about beating and provocation, followed by a light discharge.
Instinct of the Mud Fish in Dry Season
The text describes the mud fish rolling in mud as a natural adaptation to dry seasons. It notes this behavior preserves the species and mentions the fish breathing through a stiltlike element while in a cocoon like state. A dialogue fragment about a character’s demeanor appears amid the observation.
Relative Importance and Plans Across Political Bosses
A Washington Star excerpt contrasts the influence of a political boss with Beary Clair, noting the boss’s greater reach among business associates. Dialogue reveals skepticism about self-claimed achievements and hints at public perception of power dynamics. The piece includes a painter and plasterer exchange about sharing work and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beary
Washinmen
A Comparison Power’d Ye Thee Wee The Lecturer
A fragment from a Baltimore American item recalls a lecturer at the town hall last night with humorous misreadings and racial inaccuracy. The piece includes a quip about a Boston fellow and a minstrel and ends with a joke about marriage and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
A Hean Rival and a Toothache Fragment
A fragmented dialogue shows mock poetic banter and household quarrels. A dentist mentions toothache while a wife recalls wedding day tension and a terse exchange about charging during disputes. The piece captures a stagey, humorous vignette with made up names and cadence.
Burn the Trash Not a Proper Attic Declutter Plan
Attic clutter is questioned as a life waste, urging a rethink of burning old items to avoid cash loss. The note references a French workers statistic and mentions an auction-like visit to inspect lots in the Soo Industrial addition with agents Price Given and Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Industrial Addition
Messrs. Price
Given
Harvey
Blumrosen Bros Xmas Shoe Sale Headlines
Blumrosen Brothers announce a Xmas sale on ladies fine shoes in multiple styles and sizes. Prices in the sale range from $2.90 to $5.60 per pair with bulk offers such as two pairs. The ad emphasizes Cuban military and Louis XT heels with patent Coit and leather options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumrosen
Plenty of Praot Photograph Ruse Sparks Mixed Reactions
Alice probes why her new photographs are seen as horrid while Gladys notes female friends request to use them, but male friends disagree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Gladys
Spelling Lesson Ends With Odd Word Choice at Rural School
A country teacher conducts a spelling class and reads the word Aura as a string of phonetic syllables. Pupils recite, and the group contemplates the next word, with the lesson capturing a quaint rural schooling moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 Country School
Utde
Galler New York Times
Pansies and Perverse Ways in Pondering Traits
A bizarre, fragmentary reflection on pansies as symbols of home traits and human or animal likenesses. The text contrasts belief, face avoidance, and study, suggesting notions of proportion and perception without a clear narrative or conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbeir Haven & I
Cnn
Expensive Headsear at evilege-Young men questioned over whisky charges
Father probes his son's expenses as he confronts charges of buying half a dozen bottles of whisky charged to Wearing Apparel during the last term. Son concedes using the liquor for nightcaps in Town and County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shars
Fragmentary Note: Health Worries Mentioned in City Paper
A cryptic, garbled note from the city press mentions someone feeling unwell and concern about lingering illness. The text is incomplete with several misspellings and unclear references.
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