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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
4
Trades unionists suffered a setback in a key legal action in London as the case centered on import practices faced a ruling. The decision affects labor groups and potential future cross-border trade disputes, with implications for workers and employers in the sector.
In police court this morning several cases were heard. A man named Lesis Nask faced charges of breaking and entering a house on Spruce Street seeking lodgings but was released on bonds after arraignment. Soldier Stephen Greeler admitted entering a resident’s home, breaking crockery, and paid fines and costs. John Cody and Albert Lottie also appeared with orders to leave town or pay penalties for related disturbances and intoxication. Cure remained detained as a witness and a band of officers handled the proceedings.
Firefighters fought a blaze at the White House near the round house on Tannery Road at 4 50 am. The front could not be saved due to limited water access. crew protected a adjacent residence with blankets as snowbills aided extinguishing spots. Property owned by Ryan estate via John W Shine uninsured and valued about 2000. Occupants not present, last moved two days ago to Algonquin. No cause determined.
Major W H Bixley informs General Superintendent Ripley that the Dec 11 1902 directive from the Chief of Engineers requires all future applications to temporarily occupy U S government decks or property under the War Department at the Soo to go to the Secretary of War. No permission will be granted until approved. any unauthorized use risks legal action. The order centralizes authority, replacing prior permissions by the general superintendent or district engineer, and covers all government piers and ships used by teams and vessels.
A. Breyius and Cocsia visit Capt Dreyfus in Paris ahead of a French steel project. The Dreyfus case looms large in conversation as M Dreyfus, ally of Alfred Dreyfus, is described as loyal to France though heavily linked to Alsace origins. The piece paints Dreyfus as a strong, aging figure with a stern, imposing appearance.
Insurance Commissioner Barry began prosecutions of three men in Lansing for selling policies with unauthorized companies. One elderly defendant pleaded poverty, another agent at Marshall sold his business and left the state, and the third died after the proceedings started.
Lansing dispatch reports a Saginaw rumor that Chase 5. Osbarn may receive the appointment as state game and fish warden. He was not seeking reappointment as railroad commissioner but may accept the new post, drawn by his keen interest in fish and game rather than salary.
Mild mil e weather disrupts Christmas curling plans and skating at the local rink. Members note no scores kept as practice took place with uncertain rink readiness.
Well known here. H T Dumber received a telegram announcing the death of Jean Hughes in Buffalo. The deceased was a member of Hughes Bros Bates, contractors who built the Poe jock. He spent much of his time in the Soo during the jock's construction.
The body of Jebrsion Johnston, formerly of Columbus and an Alsomz Central Railway employee, was found in a canal near a North wall ca nal and later identified at Bran's morgue. Authorities noted the body remained unseen for weeks amid questions about how it evaded locks and surface recovery. The coroner ruled no inquest was needed and the remains will be shipped to Columbus.
London reports a true bill against Col Arthur Lynch MP arrested June 1 on high treason charges linked to his role in the South African war and alleged praise for the Wish brigade. Separately, local union elected officers for the coming year with Isaiah Zess as president and Wim Anderson as vice president. Washington notes the interstate commerce committee ordered a favorable report on the Department of Commerce bill retaining Seaway labor provisions.
Closing exercises held in city school rooms. many teachers head home for holiday week. The vacation includes the teachers' institute at the high school and final preparations for the new Algonqune school opening. Several teachers depart for homes while seats for the institute are installed as a fund contribution.
Philadelphia December 18 and Philadelphia December 19 reports describe a collateral trust loan for the Consolidated Lake Superior Co. to fund plant completion and working capital. Plans include a revised board of directors and a new president, with bankers pushing a $3 million loan and considering a later bond issue to meet construction and operating needs amid recent stock market shocks and creditor concerns.
Last evening Congregations z Church met to consider Rev W R Yonker s resignation a majority of members adopted a resolution urging him to reconsider and stay for six months The group cited unfair treatment and pledged extra effort to unite the church The News Record believes Yonker will choose to remain a leader for now with the church.
Dr. A Eugene Spalding referred yesterday to his home in Laverne Minnesota after attending a family reunion. He is the second son of Capt and Mrs W P Spalding of this city. two other sons William L Spalding of Florence Idaho and Dr F S B Spalding of Detroit were present. The Spalding family had not all been together for 35 years. William L Spalding, a dentist and singer in Detroit, is engaged in mining interests in Idaho. He returns to Detroit after visiting his parents for several days.
Lansing Dec 19 Governor Bliss informs Sheriff Dickson of Detroit that the McGovern Corbet fight must not occur in Detroit next month. Passed Pure Food Bill in Washington. House approves the measure today.
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