Inmate Cigarmakers Stand Against Prison Cigar Work
The Cigarmakers International Union plans an injunction suit against Michigan�s prison board at Marquette to ban manufacturing cigars by inmates. The dispute centers on section 3.0f of Article 65 and the state constitution, with inmates rolling about 424 cigars daily and also producing overalls.
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Michigan
Sae
Bre
Iurnite Gathhese
Dihle
GW. Perkins
Chieace
Ational Nies
Dihie
Dinie
Jackson
Bennett to take county treasurer post tomorrow
James T Bennett was injured at the jetty in DeTour yesterday and has arranged to assume the county treasurer's office the next day. He will devote his personal attention to duties with aide W F Pardee and Miss Esther Stonehouse assisting.
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James T. Bennett
Mrr
Bennett
Tiee Anc
W. F. Pardr
Esther Stosehouse
New Furniture Industry Emerges in Northern Michigan
Progress on the weed working plant of C. W Casker & Sons at Spruce and Fourth streets aims for commission by March 1. The Perry street plant remains active, while the new building will expand output to include extension tables, stands, and other items, with plans for interior furnishings and finishes. The factory will be high and growth oriented, powered by steam and gasolene, and compete with similar firms.
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C. W Casker & Sons
Spruce and
Fourth Streets
Perry Street
Peice
Caskey
Institute Hats Off to Chippewa County Teachers
The Chippewa County teachers’ institute closed at noon with praise from Professors Cheever of Wisconsin State Normal and Waldo of Michizen Normal. Attendance exceeded expectations as teachers remained engaged and punctual, with Superintendent Ferguson set to award attendance certificates by mail. A large audience heard Cheever speak on evolving education beyond thirty years ago, and each session featured songs, prayers, and lively participation.
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Chippewa County
Cheever
Wisconsin Stata Normal
Waldo
Iker
Geer
Cheen
Gett
Ferguson
Schoals
Bascer
Ali
Ferguson Wil
Ensteréar
Tr R. Easterday
Telegraphic signals to be sent from U S Naval Observatory
A special service of time signals will transmit from the United States Naval Observatory in Washington on December 31 at 11 PM and January 1 at 12 AM. The signals will follow the Western Union Telegraph Company lines toward central, mountain, and Pacific coast sections to mark the New Year. The aim is to provide the exact instant for the New Year across regions.
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Washington
Tifted States Naval Observatory
Uni Telegraph Company
Midquishi
Realty Deal Closed On Ashmun Street Frontage
John H Roe completed a realty deal for fifty feet of Ashmun Street frontage on the south side near Armstrong's store. Mesdames Mars A Howie Hannah F Seaman and Hears Hickler bought three feet of Roe's recent purchase. Miss Marr Carpenter of the Leader annex clerical force has recovered and is back at work.
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John H.roe
Ashmun Street
Armstrong
Stovery
Mesdames Mars A. Howie
Hannah F. Seaman
Hears Hickler
Mr. Roe
News-Record Announces No Paper Tomorrow
The News-Record states there will be no issue tomorrow due to the first holiday of 1903. The office will close so staff may enjoy the season and greet friends and patrons with a Happy New Year.
Fireman Died From Scald On Tug December 8
Fred Hover, a fireman on the Alphard dredge of Two Rivers, died yesterday in general hospital from burns and embolism caused by a steam pipe scald suffered December 8 while pursuing dredges near navigation, shocking doctors. His home and friends are unknown.
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Fred Hover
Alphard
General Hospital
Oregon Arrives Yokohama After Rough Passage
The steam ship Oregon, returning from the Orient, reached Yokohama on December 13 after a violent voyage. Her boats were lost and decks swept by seas, with casualties reported among the crew as the vessel fought through severe gales.
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Oregon
Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Glenozie
Orient
Resterder
Castro’s Arbitration Answer Signals War Settlement Likely
Washington reports President Castro has accepted general principals of the arbitration proposal. Hay says the answer will be sent to London Berlin and Rome for careful consideration by European powers. Publication may be withheld until allied powers review the long reply.
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Washington
Hay
Castro
Tague Tribunal
London
Berlin
Castros
State Department
Europe
Rome
Cestro
Grand Jury Favors Annulment of Breokivyn Transit Charter
In Brooklyn King’s County grand jury presents a report urging steps to annul the charters of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit companies. It notes current evils, states the Transit Co could cure them, and claims the roads could operate as a profit on a two to three cent fare. An accompanying line mentions a fatal barbiturate overdose tied to a Virginia woman amid a separation dispute.
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Jarred Street Railway CO
Breokivyn Transit Co
New York
King’s County
Grand Jerr
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Cirs
Transit Co
Fire destroys Bresch carriage plant in Milwaukee
A large fire devastated the Charles A Bresch company carriage factory in Milwaukee. The south wall collapsed injuring seven firefighters, with Capt Patrick Ready seriously hurt. Firemen treated on scene then sent casualties to hospital as efforts ended.
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Milwaukee
Charles A. Bresch Company
Fie
Patrick Ready
Jena
Greatest Year for U S Trade and Industry in 1902
Bradstreet notes 1902 as the best year yet for the United States economy with record output and insatiable domestic demand. Exports fell while imports surged, rail congestion rose, and wage changes occurred without broad strikes. The year ended amid moderate stock market activity and stable bank clearings.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Adventists' Second Loss in Fire at Battle Creek
The Seventh Day Adventists' Re and Herald Publishing company buildings in Battle Creek burned last night, marking a second major loss in two years. Estimated damage is 350000 dollars with 150000 dollars insured. One employee was unaccounted for. James H. Wilson was seriously injured while securing office books. Fire suspected to stem from spontaneous combustion in the press room.
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Battle Creek
Midh
Re and Herald Publishing Company
Seventh Day Adventists Colony
Adventist Sanitarium
James H. Wilson
Famine Relief Inquiries Reach Finland From America
St Petersburg reports Dec money flows as Denni Bsa rinsky, linked to American famine relief in 1891, receives inquiries from the United States about Finland aid and telegraphs Minister of the Interior Torpidine who authorizes a cautious response. Meanwhile the Boat Company nears readiness with gas engines and machinery, aiming for next Monday, while non-sér of shetting delays tallying but is expected today.
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St Petersburg
Denni Bsarinsky
America
Finland
TorPidine
Boat Company
Pewa Gas Engine & Peat
Ness
Euch
Powers Are Harmonious on Morocco Issue
Madrid reports that Germany notes Spain will observe a Morocco policy like France and Britain and favor the status quo. Dispatches from Ceuta say Moorish forces killed by Moors near Tangier have unsettled locals. The Rio de la Plata cruiser is ordered to Tangier to monitor events. Portugal prepares warships to protect interests in Morocco. The Spanish warship Infanta Isabel sails to Morocco from Gibraltar.
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Madrid
Germany
Spain
Morocco
France
Great Britain
Cuets
Tangier
Tetuan
Ceuta
Fez
Rio de Te Plata
Company Is On Sound Basis In Interview With Detroit Press
T C Searen vice president and treasurer of Consolidated Lake Superior company said the affairs of Consolidated inter prints seed company will permit, and there is no anxiety about the future. He asserted operations will continue as usual with funds provided to meet current obligations. He noted a temporary cash shortage caused by a peculiar sequence of events and that large loans were borrowed to cover construction obligations repaid without public end.
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Detroit
T. N
Yesterdar
T. C. Searen
Consolidated Lake-Superior Company
Search
Consolidated Inter
3 Search
New Year Observances In Soo Include Church Masses And Dances
Citizens will spend New Year’s Day at home or visit informally as stores close for part or all of the day. A midnight service is planned at Central M.E. Church with dances by local groups, public events at the Armory, and gatherings by the Beavers and Knights of Pythias. A morning high mass will be held at St Mary’s Church followed by church music and a later event at the Armory.
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Cyes
Martyn & Stuarts
Mary
Mouning Center
Martyn & Stuart
Ashinun St
M.el Churcn
The
Universe Cab
Armory
Beavers
Iesi
Her Lake Road
Pythias
St Mary's Church
He Torn Srs
Kershaw, Fowle
Muebling Trempe
Wreck Verdict Blames Inexperienced Operator Youth
The jury found the December wreck near Warford was caused by wrong orders to No 5 and operator inexperience. Sixteen year old Trever at Kings Court failed to stop the express after receiving minimal training. Despatcher Kerr’s calls and poor timing are cited as contributing factors. Dr Lorenz, famed orthopedic surgeon, sailed to England today.
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Wanstead
No. 5
Wartord
Gerson
Despot
Warford
Wyoming
Rice's Court
Eaca
Enéerice
Kings Cour
Trever
Santi Joy
Kerr
Froyers
Mage
Sevreanne Lemar Shootings Aboard Sunlight
Kingston Jamaica reports a disturbance on the Americ an brig Sunlight over racial tensions. The second mate, Jamaican, was shot by first officer G Gardner of Maine, possibly fatally. A police boat seized Gardner after a struggle and he was jailed while guards protected the harbor area.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Sevreanne Lemar
Sunlight
G. Gardner
Maine
Gardner
ITS Annual Meeting of Congregational Church Society
The Congregational Church held its annual meeting last evening in the church parlor with reports from officers. Elections for several posts were postponed to a later date. For the year, receipts exceeded $500 with total expenditures of $1,432.93 and an indebtedness of $15.93, while basement repairs and utility connections were completed. The Ladies Missionary Society also met and reported a satisfactory year with increased offerings and missionary study.
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Congregational Church Society
Congregational Church
Paviers
A. B. Dareen
Geo. A. Ferris
James Eady
John S. Z. Wingett
Church Board
M. Barty
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Wiliam M. Snel
Seal Estate Loans and Rentals
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James C. Teague
Sault Ste. Marie, Michate Ashaa St
Chas E. Bailey
Harrison
ADAMS
John W. Moffly, Jr
Jos. S. France
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Fire and Plate Glass Insurance
McLachlan & Menard
New County Treasurer
H. B. Shellito
Citicazo
Expand Ear Colleges
Shelfite Sewetry Co
Caskey & Sons
Institute Suggesof US
U. S. Observatory
Fred Hovey
Caotau
Earle
Virginia Earle
Philadelpia
Themro
Paul ‘—Everett
Chip’pewa. Hardware Co
Big Rapids
Ferris Institute
Americas
Bas
Adventists
Burns
Lisbon
Portugal
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Portugese
Gibraltar
Isabel
J. C. Search
Consolidated Lake Superior Co
Zed
Lorenz
England
New ‘York
Vienna
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