The Weather Snowy Forecast Tonight and Tuesday
A fragmentary forecast notes possible snow tonight and into Tuesday. No specific timing or accumulations are provided. Weather outlook focuses on wintry conditions with potential travel impact.
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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary forecast notes possible snow tonight and into Tuesday. No specific timing or accumulations are provided. Weather outlook focuses on wintry conditions with potential travel impact.
George Cullis left Saturday for Milwaukee Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Jos France entertained friends Saturday evening. D J Larkin and wife of Garnet Michigan were city visitors Saturday. Edward Adams of North Bay was in the city yesterday. Freak Brian of Milwaukee is visiting his sister. Mrs Alex McWeehule and Jas Maher of Peterboro Ontario were in the last week on business. County Clerk McPhee and Harry Holson of Newberry were in the city yesterday. A ten pound bright-erect boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs John Dorgan Friday. R H Green arrived Saturday from trips to Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Zess is suffering a broken thumb from a fall on an icy sidewalk. Miss Helen Sharpe of Minneapolis arrived and visits Miss Irene McLaushlin. Last Saturday two large flocks of ducks were seen northwest. Warm weather coming. Construction resumed on the new carbide plant at the east end of the power house. Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs J P Conrick returned from a holiday at St Joseph Island. Frank Pickford returned this morning.
The Soo Prospecting and Development Co. will hold its annual meeting January 22 at 7 pm in Sauk Ste. Marie Mich. to elect a seven member board and conduct other business. N Adams secretary and David Brow president signaled the notice.
After Christmas clearance and sale of all holiday goods cloaks furs and skirts at Blumrosen's 7 Ashmun Street. Every article marked down to clear stock and offer a chance to buy New Year's gifts. Contact 212-3159 for details.
Washington reports Venezuela and the United States move toward arbitration of their debt dispute. Bowen, the U S minister, directs talks with London and Rome to draft a protocol before submitting claims to The Hague. The Venezuelan coastline blockade remains, raising concerns of prolonged disruption to trade.
W G Brandon, ex Marquette resident now near Deerton in Alger County, reports a winter wolf hunt for bounty profits. He has four female wolves killed by poison and aims for more as wolves roam around White's camp area and Howe’s Lake. Brandon notes deer losses and warns wolves travel in packs, with hunts based on bait on lakeshores to lure them onto ice.
In Alger County the idea of wolves harming the deer supply is denied by some, but others insist the ravages are serious and causing anxiety for local landowners and hunters.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that after recent directorate changes the Pennsylvania railroad interests hold eleven of the fifteen. Three more directors will resign to make way for banking syndicate representatives, with eight old members retained and new directors named. Names include Samuel Rea Horatio Liord Thomas Curler and others from major banks and coal interests.
The Soo canal season record of 35,000,000 tons is noted as a benchmark while the Market quotations column mentions a selection of remaining holiday novelties from the Christmas sale. It highlights New Year gift bargains and reductions in jackets cloaks and furs in the cloak department.
The board of public works halted bridge work amid concerns the structures are too weak for streetcar loads. Officials debate who should fund strengthening, arguing the bridges were built before traction franchise pressures. City duty to maintain safe highways is weighed against granting costly rail upgrades for private benefit.
In Marquette Michigan Captain Patrick H Meseire one of the oldest lake captains undergoes a cancer operation at St Marys Hospital Surgical Word No 2 and reports a very successful recovery He recalls sailing from New Orleans to the lakes and piloting ships during the Fenian raid era He later served in the lighthouse service and as harbor master at Marquette His long career and improving health are noted along with a touch of local business notices and advertisements.
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