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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
3
Trans-Sc Marr's Traction Co. engineers seek injunction to restrain the company in its effort to strengthen bridges over the water power canal so street cars can pass. The mayor may act before Steere tomorrow.
Governor will be asked to authorize the employment of Attorneys General Owen and Lansing to aid the 12x commission reviewing railroad and corporate property assessments. The arrangement follows their long advisory role on tax law and pivotal questions, with Attorney General Elect Blair already consulted and agreeing to the need for their services.
Austrian manufacturers raise shoe prices by one percent citing higher leather costs from European hides purchases by Americans. Reports from New York note actress Mrs Langtry aboard the Celtic from Liverpool. In India, Mad Mullah dies after causing unrest on the northwest frontier. Premier Balfour ill in bed at Whittingham, and Mr and Mrs Chamberlain welcomed home in Natal.
A major portion of the Soo Curling Club rink collapsed during a skating session, leaving only one of eight trusses standing. Officials vow quick rebuilding with a different design to prevent recurrence and may raise capital stock to fund reconstruction. Several season tickets have already been sold, with refunds unlikely for most holders.
Citizens push for rebuilding the rink at the earliest possible time after its collapse. Skating and curling are key winter amusements, and the accident raises concern. Architect J C Teague, designer of the building, offered no immediate statement and has not supervised construction or yet examined the wreck to determine causes.
Tonight the committee is poised to decide in favor of hosting the annual curling meet with support from the Canadian Curling Association. Despite a damaged rink Wednesday, organizers expect to rearrange to use nine Canadian sheets and four more on this side, with two additional possible. The Canadian club praised by local officials, while some members favor postponement, the group plans to proceed if arrangements can be finalized.
A coal train wreck near Trinidad yesterday left 25 to 30 dead as a car toppled by wreckage trapped under tons of debris. A survivor said fourteen coal miners rode in the car, including the man who died after reporting the count before failing.
The will of S Grant leaves an estate of about 3240,000 to four heirs. One quarter funds education for Frederick D Grant’s children, a second for Elisses Grant’s family, a third for Jesse R Grant’s family, and the fourth provides for Etan W Sartoris for life.
In Colorado, December 26, Joseph Hardon, a long-time prospector missing for three weeks, was found dead beside his cabin. The body was badly frozen and scavenged by coyotes and magpies, identified only by his clothing. The report notes Hariton, once mayor of Atlanta, Ga, stated the name variant.
Christmas joy filled the city with church services and family gatherings. A public dance at the armory and several weddings were recorded, with numerous church programs and seasonal concerts drawing large crowds.
The company now has sufficient funds for all purposes and stock is advancing in New York. Investors take confidence as capital positions improve and the market shows renewed interest in the firm.
The Victoria on Ashwin Street in upper Michigan now boasts a lavish renovation by HJ Tamphere of Stevens Point Wisconsin. Proprietor Ben Glines invested nearly 5 dollars in decor and lighting while Cons. H Muir oversees operations. The Victoria’s trade has nearly doubled under new management and the improved atmosphere aims to boost popularity further.
Vice-President Search of the Consolidated Lake Superior Co says a $3,500,000 loan with Speyer & Co and allied banks is nearly complete. New York and Philadelphia directors will include Harry Tatnail, Henry Lloyd, and Rudolph Ellis of Philadelphia. The loan is described as a collateral trust retireable in two to three years, and the stock has strengthened on the Philadelphia Exchange with strong New York buying interest.
The official notice confirms a loan of 3.2 million dollars arranged to support all company needs. Telegram reports from Philadelphia echo the figures, indicating the firm has weathered the financial storm and improved outlook amid holiday downtime.
The article notes record low temperatures in many areas from Ohio to Nebraska with highs near zero and widespread fuel shortages. It also mentions snow in the lower lake region and a construction accident in Ridgewood, New Jersey, while General Miles arrives in Pekin for official duties and Boxing Day observations continue in the United Kingdom.
The Hague confirms U S efforts on Venezuela arbitration under Roosevelt without binding conditions. Negotiations aim to avoid entangling terms while considering financial aspects and the removal of obstacles. The document remains cautious, outlining anticipated conditions rather than finalizing the agenda.
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