First-class concert grand piano for sale by News-Record
Listing advertises a first-class Harari piano offered cheap by the News-Record office. Includes delivery window from January to March and an address for application at the News-Record Office.
28 Nov 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
1
Listing advertises a first-class Harari piano offered cheap by the News-Record office. Includes delivery window from January to March and an address for application at the News-Record Office.
Prominent marine underwriters fear the final two weeks may swing premiums and losses. Despite a light total loss total so far, numerous collisions and groundings have drained reserves, with many claims unrevealed to the public. Industry officials note stricter cargo and liability provisions have reduced risk, yet volatility remains.
The season of navigation this year is not profitable for vessel interests. Profits will be consumed mainly by large type costs, with no earnings in a branch of the trade. The season is described as neither clearly good nor bad, with none likely to show losses unless accidents or poor dispatch occur, and no big profits expected.
The Le Saut de Ste. Marie club selects 2 series of entertainments for 1902-03 with events every few weeks including dancing nights on December 19 January 2 January 16 January 30 February 13 and February 27 plus cards and a masquerade. Committee members include Messrs and Mesdames Ferguson Weaver Barshicel Hickee Gantes and others.
The Marks Brothers No 1 Company led by Tom Marks will appear at the Soo Opera House Monday in a program titled The Night Before Sext Years. The company boasts a strong cast and a complete new repertoire with costumes and staging never before seen in a traveling troupe. Local theatergoers praise the entertainment and expect a top quality show with special Monday night pricing.
An orator described a terrible event he witnessed and quipped about spectacles that two people never lose, while a stout elderly woman in the crowd drew attention. Mrs. M. Clarke Martin advertised dress shapes and walkies at 11-16-1t.
William H. Sherwood, hailed as the greatest American pianist, will perform at Central M E Church tomorrow night. The article praises his blend of scientific technique with musical interpretation, notes his European training with Liszt and others, and highlights his influential career across the United States and Canada.
The Michigan monthly bulletin of Vital Statistics reports October deaths across four state regions, with the Upper Peninsula showing a high violent death rate of 266.2 per 100000, mainly due to mine accidents. The article notes Kent and Wayne counties surpass UP figures, and stresses the need for accurate birth and death reporting to inform sociological insight and policy.
In a humorous retelling from the Detroit Tribune, Judge Steere reportedly claimed he could not climb a tree during a bear encounter, while a bear pursued him. The judge described a running contest with the bear as he fired shots, then knocked the animal down before adjourning court for the bar. The bear supposedly fled into the timber and wolves fed on the carcass.
John P. Connolly and Leo P. Cook, directors of the Leo Danc ine school, secure space in Newton Block Ashmun Street. Classes continue through winter with admission 25 cents to assemblies. Private lessons by appointment. Hall to be renovated and rented for select dancing parties. Opened tomorrow night with an assembly after the lesson. Terms: $3 per term or eight lessons. private lessons $3. Admission to assemblies 25 cents. Directors’ office listed.
J El Rok of South Side Meat Market thanks customers for liberal trade and patronage in the past year. He pledges to continue offering the best of every thing in his line at the lowest prices and to merit public patronage in the future. Signed J El Rok.
St Teresa's Literary Association held a refined program at Loretto Academy Armory Place with flags and towers decorating the hall. Students performed poems and orations on Greece, Rome, England, France, Germany, Ireland and America, followed by essays on Irish ballads and Italian literature, ending with patriotic songs and a blessing from Rev Father Donoven.
In Norway winter brings skates and skis into daily use as fords freeze and snow blankets the land. Skee design features ash wood and long runners with a willow loop and leather straps, enabling the rider to move knees forward while keeping toes in the loop.
The Universe Club plans a masquerade ball on Wednesday in December with a display of prizes for best costumes. Prizes include a four piece silver tea set and photos for best dressed lads, a dress suitcase with toilet set for best dressed gent, a marble clock for best lady in historical dress, and slippers or cuff links for other top costumes. Music will be provided by Robert Wagner.
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