Mrs Grant Dies in Washington After Long Illness
Washington Dec 15 Mrs CE Grant wife of President Grant died at her residence Saturday night after a valvular heart disease attack at the age of 58. Four children survive Nellie, Frederick Dent Grant and two sons Jesse and Ulysses Sherman. She accompanied Gen Grant on campaigns and around the world and was with him at City Point in 1864 and in Washington during his presidency. The remains will be laid to rest in Riverside Park tomb.
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Washington
CE Grant
President Grant
Nellie
Mrs. Grant
Riverside Park
Nora
Mee Grant
St. Louis
Afo
Frederick W. Dent
George Dent
Montgomery
Anthony” Warne
Grant
Detroi
Michigat
Sackett’s Harbor
XN. Y
California
Dees
General Grant
City Point
Seif
Fering
Penelens
Ulysses
First horse sweepstakes to be pulled for winter trotting
Wm Hamilton to preside as judge over the first of a series of trotting and pacing races to be held on the first good day. Stake money posted for the three horse sweepstakes owned by Dr W S Lyons Wm Scott and J Borebin. Council tonight considers Ashman Street Market building and related funds.
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Hewreer
W. 5. Lyons
Wm. Scott
Borebin
Wm. Hamilton
E Parsilie
Seo
Ashman Street
Late Lake Boats Battle Ice For Navigation Progress
Icebound ships O M Pee and John W Gates press toward Duluth as tugs Ger al and Schenck battle solid pack in Bind Lake and St Marys River. Channel kept open by constant tug work and a crewled effort, with the General and allies pushing through ice up to twelve miles per hour.
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O. M. Pee
John W. Gates
Bind Lake
St Mery's River
Pee
Gerral
Sechneck
Rngs
McPrer
Lame Island
The Gates and Poe Sail Through Ice to Head of Lake Superior
A pair of tug boats cleared a three hundred foot wide channel through thick ice for the steamer Gates to pass into the dyke and continue toward Duluth. The voyage lasted eight and a half hours with strong winds and no snow, while the Poe was expected to follow and deliver coal cargo to the head of Lake Superior.
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Lyon
Lake Huron
Sata
Capelemann
Poe
Detroit
Lake Superior
Duluth
Injunction Granted Over Canal Survey Dispute
Judge Stone issues a temporary injunction restraining Chandler Dunbar Waller Power Co from interfering with Michigan Lake Superior Power Co surveys and soundings near Isle Rapids. Engineers say islands, proclaimed for canal use since October 1889, are part of the pedomera with equal rights. Chandler-Dunbar ordered to appear Feb at Marquette to show cause for permanence.
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Fudge ES. BS. Sutton
Marquette
Judge Stone
Chandler Dunbar Waller Power Co
Michigan
Superior Power Co
Los
Rapids
Engineer Brace
Michigan Lake
United States
Michigan 1 Superior Power Co
Chandier- Dunbar Ct
Feormarr
McAuley Is Dead After Blood Poisoning On Empire City
Kenneth McAuler, steamer Empire City wheelsman, died yesterday morning in Soo General Hospital after ten weeks with blood poisoning from a lead injury. His brother Norman McAuler of Goderich Ont was present and will transport the body for interment there.
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Kenneth McAuler
Empire City
Soo General Hospital
McAulers
Norman McAular
Goderich
Gov Bliss Plurality Report From Lansing Canvassing Board
State canvassers release official gubernatorial results showing Bliss 218 265 for Republican, Durand 174077 for Democrat, Westerman 41 for Prohibition, Walter 4 571 for Socialist, Cowles 3 282 for Socialist. Other Republican ticket candidates average a 74 000 plurality. Rome reports propaganda group backing Bishop James E Guigler for Chicago archbishop succeeding Feehan.
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Lansing
Bliss
Durand
Westerman
Walter
Cowles
Yabor
Pastor W R Yorker resigns from First Congregational Church
Rev W R Yorker, pastor of the First Congregational church in Jester Gng, announced his resignation to take effect at year end after two years in service. A church meeting Thursday evening will consider the action. Reports say salary arrears and financial issues troubled the church, with prolonged delays in payment.
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W.R. Yorker
First Congregational Church
Dont Get Excited Signals in a 1902 Notice
A Timely Communication to The News Record from Sault Ste. Marie discusses iron and steel use, copper and nickel, paper, navigation on Lake Superior, and the Clergue enterprises. The writer, a Michigan citizen at the Soo, warns readers not to panic about bankruptcy and asserts Canadian support for Clergue. Dated December 15, 1902.
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News-Record
Consolidated Lake Superior Co
Michigan
The
Soo
Canada
United States
Leake Superior
St. Mary's River
Clersue
Marie
Consolidated Lake Superior Stock Shows Upward Pressure
Philadelphia reports a shaky raid on Consolidated Lake Superior shares has ended as market opened ahead of Friday. Theodore C. Search acts as head. a new president is expected at today’s directors meeting. A large collateral loan is planned but no new bond issue. rumors of a receiver or reorganization circulate, yet stockholders deny imminent collapse.
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Philadelphia
Lake Superior
Howtons
Phileas Bes
Lake Superior Co
Saturd Onderstood
Sistemt
DTG
Commercial Trust Co
F. 3
Lewis
Ofice
Frider
Pula
Consolidated Lake Superior Co
Theodore C. Search
Fie
Todar
Search
Ree
Teither
Ano
Stock Exchange
New York
Qmechine
Phildelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Union Carbide Co
May lead to a great war across the Americas
A late December dispatch reports South American tensions over Britain and Germany, with Argentina seeking U.S. guidance under the Monroe doctrine. Caracas and La Guaira are cited amid naval moves, threats against Dutch and German interests, evacuations, and rumors of Castro’s resignation as regional leaders call for stability and U.S. intervention.
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The
Herald
Et Careces
Buenos Aires
Las In
Buenos Ayres
United States
Chile
New York
Venezuela
Witte
Wim
New York Banks Form $50,800,000 Emergency Loan Pool
A coalition of New York banks including J P Morgan & Co National City Bank and Chase National pledge amounts from 1,000,000 to 5,300,000 each to cover a money market emergency. The pool, led by Geo F L Baker of First Bank, aims to be proactive though no immediate need is foreseen. Inspector Gen Fred M Green of Ypsilanti will inspect the company tomorrow.
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New York
Dec
J. P Morgan & Co
DF Geo
FL Baker
J. P. Morgana & Co
National City Bank
National Bank of Caremerte
Chase National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Western National
Fred M. Green
Ypsilanti
Company
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Corner
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Martyn & Stuart
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Randitac
Capt Inmenn
Pittsburg Steamship Co
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Chandler-Dunbar Co
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Plurality
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Rome
Congregation of Propaganda
James E. Guigler
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Rev. W.R. Yonkeer
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