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Sautz
Hecorp Peixtixg
Pussiseise Co
ML J. Magee
Transportation topics and rail expansion plans in 1902
A detailed review of Scientific American’s transportation edition covers land and sea travel, locomotive statistics, electric traction, and new transcontinental ambitions. It notes the Kaiser Wilhelm as the fastest transatlantic steamer, rail line extensions toward Pacific ports, and a wage case verdict favoring fair pay, with Gen Alger praised upon return to Senate service.
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Scientific American
Twentieth Century Limited
New London
Hgrot
Four Hast Street women vow marriage before New Year
Four young women of Hast Street, Saint Louis, formed a vow to wed before New Year's Day. Three have already found husbands, the fourth believes she will wed before the deadline. Clergy, tailors, florists, and others applaud such civic betrothals as a public welfare measure amid a clean city sentiment in snowbound Minneapolis era discourse.
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St. Louis
Anthracite coal tensions and rail freight fears warned
A digest of tensions in the coal situation and possible strikes warns of coal flowing to Washington as needed while railways face freight issues. Mentions Reading Railway fuel guarantees, inflation of prices, and suspected shipments. Observations touch on industry consolidations, rents abroad, Vanderbuilt fever, oil prices, charity gifts, and a playful note on the ten million dollar toy trust at Christmas.
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Washington
Reading Railway
Federal Capitol
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Congress
Yellow jackets torment farmer and cannery plans emerge
In Sanilac county a farmer, Sem Jones, battled a yellow jacket colony. In St Louis the Chemical Co. completes a 190 ft brick chimney with a five foot base, topped by Old Glory. In Traverse City a cannery stock firm forms with 125060 capital and 206 seasonal jobs. A slick thief swindles clerks at a Methodist rummage sale. A man named Major loses an arm sliver, threatening the limb. Julia Washington and an Indianapolis woman claim to be divorced wives of Andrew Jackson, prompting a legal estate fight. Jackson coal yard plans face council review. Carl v Carl sees five lawyers, yet spouses show happiness. Pontiac mayor distributes coal to poor families. Ann Arbor notes rural sociology instructor.
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Niles
Julia
Washington
Chicago
Indianapolis
Andrew Jackson
University of Michigan picks Rhode Island college president
The University of Michigan has accepted the presidency at the Rhode Island State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts near Providence. He will begin duties on April 2. Other items report a robbery in Battle Creek, a civil verdict in Ithaca, coal trade chatter in Kalamazoo, local option petitions in Paw Paw, a university music dean's vote to stay in Ann Arbor, and various regional notices from Durand to Benton Harbor.
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Yaonopoli
Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Rhode Island State College of Agriculture ‘Arid Mechanical Arts
Providence
Ann Arbor
Albert Stanter
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
Benton Harbor
State Tax Commission
Miwaukee, Benton Harbor & Columbus Railway
South Haven & Eastern
University of Michigan At
Ofice
New Greeley Block
Ashmun Street
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Price and Shops Promote Holiday Gifts and Travel Deal
An assortment of holiday gift items is advertised by Fred R Price & Co along with Mrs M Clarke-Martin and Smith & Campbell real estate. The Soo Line offers a new through sleeper service from Sault Ste Marie to Chicago Milwaukee and Wisconsin with daily departures and a 6 hour savings, effective December 29th.
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Fred R. Price & Co
Soo Line
Sault Ste. Marie
Milwaukee
Saiago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Palace
Saint Ste. Marie
Geils
Chi ‘Cago
Chicago
Palace Sleeper
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J. BE. Sweatt
Zorner Spruce and
the Daily News-Record
Orvaey
and Publishing Co
Associated Press
Dailt
Feeney
Soo
Ont
Christias
John Metzger
Megexice Street
Natal
Eocal Board of Inspectors
Chas. H. Moore
Court St
C. W. Caskey & Sons
Snd
Perrsvente
Union Dork
Cooks Loan Office
Endress Block
West Portage Ave
Boston Clothing House
B& M. Morris
Portage Avenue
Ashmon Street
Marquette Gold Mining and Milling Co
Hested
Gold Hill
Bounder Co
Colorado
Jos
J. Wirtz
Secy
Mike
Marquette
Lanning Lyon
McTavish
Tidge Gray
Gray
Commission
Grand Trunk
Hays
Grand Krnal Railway
Crowes
Canada
Pacific Coast
Sird Havs
Yokohama
Liverpool
Seer Phillips
Pacific
Port Simpson
Vexcouver
Sanford Fleming
Edmonton
Canadian Northern
Algoma Central
Sao
Grand Trunk 2
Gen. Alger
Washington Post
Gen. Shafter
Cuba
Santiago
Tampa
Alger
Minneapolis
Senate
House of Representatives
East
South Brewer
Chicago Lawrer
Lawrer
Union
Sharon Steel Companies
Minnesota Ranges
United States Steel Corporation
South Africa
Tzig
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J. FE. Serions
Mr. Crocker
Santa
Toy Trust
Santlac—Ie
Sem Jones
Sanilac County
Yellow Jackets
Jones
St Louis Chemical Co
John Faulknner
Traverse City
C. J. Kneeland
Henry Hanna
B. F. Morgan
Methodist
Seph Major
Jackson
Lansing
Carl
Pontiac
Guiliot
Kenyon L. Batterfield
Battle Creek
Henry ‘Odfield
Ithaca
George M. Seifert
Jacob
Kaalamazoo
Durand
WD Whitmore
Durand Express
W. D. Whitmore
Eustodide
Fulton
Ann Arlor
Sherif Gillen
Kingston
Charles Carter
Saginaw
Bar Cits
Port Huron
Owosso
Eaton Rapids
Adrian
Queriy
Price
Fred RL Price & Co
See Industries
Given
Harvey
Hampden Movement
at _ Jean
Frank
Fred
Price & Co
Mr. Clarke Martin
Smith & Campbell
Aashmini Street
J. F. Brooks & Co.—Real Estate
G. N. Stuart
Ashmun
Rollin C. Winslow
Sree Bason
Fred Townsend
Conway & Hall
Arthur M. Whaley
Gowan
Barbeau Street
F. H. Husband
B. D. Harison
Absens
Cay Secomt
G. A. Persson
Conways Block
R. Bennie
Omce
Goer Block
Ashmus Stresz
W. G. Rice
Conway & Nall’s
Vienna
London
Dublin
Neeling
Arthur A. Basye
Pepticien
Portage Eve
C. J. Light
D. D.S
Livery and Sale
Ronnell
South Side
S. W_Cor
Ashman St
Barton Bros
John D. McKay
Ashmoun Street
Marshall N. Hunt
Ceperpeson Satene
Bingham Amsoda Street
Post Ofice
Sale Stee Marie
John B. Irwin
Geneseo
Kimball St
So0
Mike Bennett
Secessee
Seult Ste. Marie Michigan
Stroy Steam Laundry
A. S. Brown
West
Portageava
SsutrSie
Lene Bac
Maris Mich
Sam Sing
Star Laundry
Soe Cycle Co
Wes
McClelland & Tinlin Bicycle
Bicycles Meee Machine
Ashimon Street
A. R. Haist
Greeetaker
Frankscape
T. R. Excorder
Everett Stone Block
Phone
Mich, St
Clarence Kershaw
Belfast Conservatory of Music
Ireland
Yorkshire
Ursigiog
Col College of Music
Leeds
Engla
Chandler Heights
Hotels
Arlington
Ashoun Street
Ann Legos
First National Bank
Ross J. Cram
Sickler
Fremont B. Chestrough
Joseph & Steere
Geo. Bemp
John 4. Colwell
H. Mead
GEO. Semp
Weaver
E. L. SvaNtsy
Sault Savings Bank
Frack Perry
Henry Bichter
J. Steere
M. J. Magee
E_aineworsh
Geo. Semv
Gasndler
AL Ferguson, & I Weaver
BESL
John G. Stradley
Chippewa County
Court House
Tymon Lumber CO
Surnce Ave
Laley Oe Fl
Bruce Pasham Street
W. H. Laidley & Co
Hayden, Stone & CO
Boston
York
Kilby
Teleptoze
Architects
Edward Demar
The
WEBER
South Ashmun St
Soo Bottled Beer
Arnold Brewing Co
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