Hale Extradition Hurdle in Political Intrigue
Chief Burdick and Monmouth officials clash over extradition of Bill Hate a colored man linked to Larry Harrison in a night larceny case. Soo and Monmouth chiefs seek writs of habeas corpus as Governor Bliss papers may shift the case to Warfield. Missing action leaves Hale in limbo while lawyers push for legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Ice
Monmouth
Bill Hate
Larry Harrison
Chi
Soo
Capt Stevens
Haie
Demonstration of wireless telegraphy at High school
Former socite Earl Bennett demonstrated wireless telegraphy before Hick high school in Traverse City. Bennett showed sending messages without wires using a Marconi like setup with a receiver at the front and transmitter 40 feet away. An electric bell and lamp responded to the transmitted signals demonstrating remote control. Bennett, once employed at Otto Supe’s jewelry store, is a former Sooite. The piece notes a lodge gathering and departure time for members heading to see Canadian brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Beanett
Traverse City
Ai. Beanet
Marconi
Hick School
Bennett
Otto Supe
Entire Force to Be Employed This Winter
Union and Sharon Companies announce a large winter project involving expansion of a coal and iron operation. The plan includes financing to acquire coking coal deposits, steel cars, and related assets, with trust acquisitions of acres of coal and iron deposits in the Messia region. The operation aims to widen a canal by building a dam and dredging the lock area, using tugs like the Schenck and Antelope to move equipment, with completion anticipated before a winter storm.
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Io the Trust
Convaloa- Die
Messia
Marquette
Need the Money St Petersburg Bid Notice Mixup
Fragmentary notice from St Petersburg mentions a payment bid and Corea related action. Details are unclear but the item signals a financial bid or payment requirement tied to a local transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Corea
DesTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE report from Marghelan area
An earthquake wrecked a government building, causing unverified fatalities and widespread panic as tremors were felt in Marghelan and nearby villages. Population disabled by shock, with no confirmed casualty figure yet.
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Marghelan
Inspection of First Regiment Band and Company M
Lieut-Cel Rirké of the First regiment of Michigan National Guard observed the Third regiment band and Company M in the armory East night. A large audience witnessed drills and guard mounting with Fort Brady soldiers present. The inspection, including 2 and company drills, passed with credit to the men and satisfaction to officers. The band performed well and held the audience after the inspection with a 4 concert.
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Rirké
M. N
Ypsilant
Armouy East
Fort Brady
Durgists Must Pay Tax On Soda Additives
Washington announces that druggists and others selling soda with distilled spirits or wine for flavoring must pay the retail liquor dealer tax under internal revenue laws. Previous rulings allowed negligible use of spirits. new decision tightens compliance. Peter Santimo arrives to buy teams and sleighs for his tie and pulpwood camp near Fibre after completing cutting and awaits notes.
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Washington
Yerkes
Peter Santimo
Ok! Club Skiing History and Snow Sport Brief
A fragmented passage discusses a world sport club and ski history with references to Scotland Canada and Norway. It mentions a ski board concept, forward end, carving motion, and timing of speed, referencing equipment and sea routes to America. The text is garbled, but highlights early ski practices and cross country themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Canada
Norway
America
Hatch Electro-Smelter crew tours Duluth plant site
Machinery for Hatch Electro-Smelter Co being installed at the power house. President James McCanil and General Manager O. L. Younes visit the city to supervise preparations for installing the plant. Some equipment has arrived and indicates progress toward brewing up operations. Matt Johnson, longtime Peninsula Bark Com employee, dies. funeral held at the Methodist church in Alsonania with burial at Riverside. survived by widow and four children.
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Hatch Electro-Smelter Co
Power House
James McCanil
O. L. Younes
Duluth
Hatch ElectroSmelter Co
Suishing
Matt Johnson
Alsonania
Methodist
Riverside
Johnson
Peninsula Bark
Iomber Co
Easy Street Consolidated L S C faces consolidation turmoil
The Philadelphia based Easy Street Consolidated L S C announces it will pay all pressing claims and operate on more conservative lines. News from Montreal and Toronto details Canadian Pacific Railway car orders, continued steel plant work, and possible Pennsylvania Railroad leadership changes as directors plan to stabilize finances amid overcapitalization and strategic reorganizing.
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Martyn & Stuart
Ens Ofce
Ashman St
Sop
Altoma Central & Hudson Bay
Montreal
A.CL @ H
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Sao
Teibott & Co
Michigan Manufacturers Meet at Russell House
Detroit December 13 140 Mich igan manufacturers gathered at the Russell House for a conference of the Michigan Manufacturers Association formed in Lansing last June President George B Barto highlighted consolidation among associations and firms urging support for export trade to sustain growth. Cities mentioned include Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Battle Creek Osseo Belding Owosso and Sesisaw with Barbour stressing united action against unaddressed conditions.
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Detroit
Michigan
Russell House
Thehigan Manufacturers” Association
Lansing
Geo. B. Barto
Igan
Michigan Manafacturers” Association
Barbour
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Ossego
Belding
Owosso
Sesisaw
Police Court Fines Man For Free Speech Rant
A stage driver and a deliveryman argued street side this morning. The driver faced contempt threats after insults. the other man paid $3 and costs for a free speech interpretation. Names are withheld. court noted few prisoners and no one plain drunk appeared.
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Deimer i
Itaege Couck
Charity drive appeal seeks Christmas aid for poor
The Te ReHer group asks Lie citizens to donate through the No. 7 Goetz block location starting Thursday Dec 18 between 3 PM and 5 PM. Secretary Mrs Victor ElMae and chairman Mrs F C Mansing urge women to join, contribute meals or services to support the needy. Fire at Monroe grocery causes 12006 damage from a chimney, with smoke damage noted. The report also mentions a land locker project for the DBE Co arriving in the city.
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Goetz Block
Ramane
Victor EL M aEdens
Neg
Aughus
Transsret
F.C. Mansing
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S. Claus & Co
Victor E. Metzger
Ashmun and
Spruce
Pisie Glass
Sutton
Johnston
Portage Ave
General Insurance
Yours Experience
Martyn & Stuart—Real Estate
William M. Snell
Court House
James C. Teague
Saint Ste. Maryt
Micharo Ashmaa St
Saret
Chas. E. Bailey
Roos No
Harrison Block
Bates & Adams
Ashmun Street
John W. Mofily, Jr
Ashmmn and
Sprace Sts
Phossé
Jos. S. France
Portage, W
McLachian & Menard
Hale
Thineis
Socite
Taelseal
Steel Trust
Union and
Sharon
Qre Holdings
Leago
Elbert A
Dited
Ion
Hase
Uea
Phisbure 'Cousre
Union
Cango
Poe
Wilsons
Aldijan
Russian Turkestan
Bruggists
Consolidated L.S. CO
Philadelphia Authority
Sodar
Ena Cela
Pennsylvania
Nora
Pannsrivenia Railroad
Henry Tsineil
2 National Bank
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tod Wauch
Capicoi
Eease
Tetum
Lake Superior
Aleoma Steel Mills
Suvur Steel Rails
Sovernment
Josephine
Canna Central & Hudson
Police News
Charitramos
Cttr
Marie
Monroe
Mich
Dao
ECE
Eotte
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