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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
3
A son was torn? in an incident on Amanda Street involving Mr and Mrs Chance X Attion. The event occurred Saturday with unspecified circumstances and no further details available.
Reports from December 30 say the sultan of Morocco has moved to press a siege against rebels near Fez. Foreigners on the Moroccan coast face shortages as communications deteriorate. Fez is said to be threatened, with tribesmen from the south rumored to be aiding the defense.
A New York Bee report describes a near four pound priceless jewel presented to Pope Leo during his silver jubilee celebrations in Rome. The gem, a two ton weight centerpiece, features a Christ breaking bread motif and was described as a symbol of triumph amid wartime strain.
A robber shot the conductor while fleeing a Pullman car near South Louisville. The assailant and another would-be thief jumped from the train as a third man wrestled the conductor. The conductor received a wound but escaped. the robber fled toward the highway. The event is under investigation in Louisville, Kentucky.
The Central M E church holds watch night services at the close of the old year and the coming of the new. Congregants observe at nine and midnight with greetings and consecration. Ex Congressmen Morley Dead. Hamilton, D., Dec. 29—Former Congressman H L Morler dies of apoplexy.
Five members era blown thre. An ATTERED scene reports a lamp on a wrecked house and signs of an event leaving a damaged structure.
Frank Erickson was detained by police last night and placed in confinement after a heavy drinking episode. The city remains quiet with few crimes. reports mention shanty workers returning to labor and Merchants noting holiday spending. A warrant was issued for Alex Boncher after his brother Isaac accused him of striking with a shovel, breaking his arm.
Society news lists members of a fiveite club from Fonas Soo Tn jaiown and third regiment band banquet at Hotel Newark with about forty attendees. Rudolph Massard claims no fault for a sleighride, under SRS auspices, with comments on past events. Elks announce New Year's Eve dancing, and a coal situation investigation begins in Chicago with Attorney General Hamlin arriving to oversee proceedings.
Sheriff Bone has not announced deputies yet though it is widely expected J Buddy will be undersheriff with Andrew Arnott and Roy Cook as deputies. Charles DeBoer, current city hall janitor, is slated to become turnkey replacing Ed Erikson, while county appointments remain undecided. Register of Deeds Scott has named Amy Ramsey as deputy with her duties to begin Thursday. Scott plans close personal supervision of office affairs and to delegate much work.
Builders clear debris after curling rink collapse as efforts to restore skating gather pace. Local hockey managers report strong fan support, season-ticket sales steady, and a committee to fix blame to be named February 2. The Soo club features promising players aiming to compete with amateur teams in the region and Canada.
A Liverpool authority reported contracts for two hundred thousand tons of coal from England. The deal involves ships chartered within weeks and port deliveries to eastern sites. Expect continued purchases over several weeks as steamers are secured amid rising U S demand.
Amusements note a grand production titled The Daughter of Blanche Staussians with a large cast and ensemble. Scene set in ancient Carthage features warriors slaves and priests with dramatic music by Henry K Hadley. A 35 voice chorus and 25 player cast promise spectacular effects and lavish costuming.
The 1912 year end council session saw several tax rebate hearings and sewer contract actions. Rebates for WE. Yonkers were disallowed while John Watson's rebate was granted. The council approved a sewer contract balance payment to Green & Son and discussed depth disputes delaying bids. The mayor noted inspector changes amid contractor concerns.
Major Sitadler and Chief Burdick petitioned in federal court with Judge Sieere yesterday over the Traction Company’s bridge strengthening along Wan Street. The company had halted bonds and bond requirements, contending the Board of Public Works overstepped authority by demanding guarantees to cover damages. Proceedings set returnable January 11 at 2 p.m. for referees to show cause.
Mrs. LL Bonawitz of Marshalltown, wife of a horse buyer, shot herself in Des Moines today amid publicity of scandals in Ames where her name was involved. The death appears self inflicted and linked to the contentious public matter in Ames.
Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts defeated Kid Carter of Brooklyn by decision in a six round match last night in Chicago. The bout remained hot from start to finish with Gardner holding the edge each round as Carter faltered in the final round seeking any chance to avoid a knockout.
The piece reports a teachers’ seminar with Prof. Waldo and Mr. Cheever outlining goals for teacher preparation. They discuss geography instruction, the value of opening exercises, home comprehension, and reading as an art. A long list of teachers follows, ending with continued notes on page 4.
Reports from Seaxong cite Crown Princess Louise facing orders to prepare a full account of her conduct amid rumors of scandal. Court officials debate whether she should be placed in a convent or a mad house as medical authorities weigh certificates to restrain her. The situation involves King George and calls for Bavarian court influence with Dresden.
A freight train derailed after colliding with an open switch in India this morning. Two to three crew members are reported killed and several stock cars damaged. Separately, the Brazil United States protocol has unanimously passed both houses.
The Toledo convalescent disease hospital faces a public investigation as the board of police commissioners subpoenas witnesses to probe repeated cruelties and neglect of patients. Accounts accuse staff of inadequate food and poor care, with testimonies from ex-patients and witnesses highlighting grim conditions and requests for reform.
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