Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle notice
Historic Traverse City newspaper notice lists publication details for Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle weekly issues published on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Traverse City Michigan. It shows office address at Front Street and staff titles including president secretary and editor manager with mailing and subscription rates.
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Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record CD
Thos
T. Bates
Geo. G. Bates
J. W. Hannessteedeeneeee
Clara N. Bates
State OF Michigan
Grand Traverse
Said
Fred R. Walker
James Boyd
Catharine Boyd
Dennis Hoxsie
Traverse “Herald
Fred R, Walker
Prison reform debate in Michigan shifts toward self supporting system
Circulation this week highlights the Boston Transcript view on Michigan prison reform. A proposed plan suggests building a new prison near Jackson on swamp land, funded and run largely by inmate labor. The commission advocates a self supporting facility producing fruit and furniture while replacing outside contracts, paying small wages to convicts and enabling rehabilitation through work and education.
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Michigan
Boston Transcript
Jackson
Y A. “Co
Diaz Faces Real Revolution in Mexico as Uprising Grows
The article reports Diaz's long rule under threat as insurrectionists organize and gain support. General Nevarro's harsh actions have fueled rebel hatred, surrounding his federal forces. Observers warn of a serious, potentially history-shaping crisis with calls for government change.
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Mexico
Diaz
Cout
Nevarro
Portugal
Traverse City Man Chooses Cadillac Then Returns
A Traverse City man was arrested and offered a choice between Cadillac or jail. He selected Cadillac but rode the next train back to Traverse City, prompting questions about Cadillac.
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Traverse “City
Cadillac
Traverse City
Masons to visit Honolulu shrine by chartered steamer
Past Imperial Potentate Ton 2B Winsor of Reed City will join the Masons visiting the Honolulu shrine in February. The trip will be made by chartered steamer from San Francisco. The Honolulu shrine was founded by Winsor in 1901 during his tenure as imperial potentate of the Mystic Shrine.
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Cadillac, Mich
Imperial
Winsor
Imperial Council
Reed
City
Honolulu Shrine
San Francisco
Mystic Shrine
Boyne City Posts Sharp Population Jump in Census
Gale Boyne City Michigan notes a dramatic population rise from 2,453 in 1904 to 5,218 in 1910, an increase of about 113 percent, the largest gain statewide aside from one other city.
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Boyne City
Mich
Telephones Prove Superior for Train Dispatching on Railroads
The telephone method of dispatching trains, now replacing telegraph on major railroads, proved reliable during sleet storms on the Pere Marquette with 136 miles of lines and 30 way stations in use between Saginaw and Toledo. Michigan Central added 105 miles Jackson to Niles with 34 stations and 115 miles Jackson to Bay City with 23 stations and 94 miles Jackson to Grand Rapids with 21 stations. Planned lines include Whralsot to St Thomas in Canada. Lake Shore runs telephonically from Buffalo to Chicago. routes Buffalo to Erie, Erie to Cleveland, Cleveland to Toledo on Sandusky and Norfolk divisions. Toledo to Elkhart on the Air Line. and Dithart to Chicago with Mikbart to Grand Rapids air branch soon.
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Pere Marquette
Western Electric Company
Saginaw
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan Central
Jackson
Niles
Michigan
Bay City
Grand Rapids
Whralsot
St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Chicago
Erie
Cleveland
Sandusky
Norfolk
Betweert Toledo
Elkhart
Air Line
Dithart
Air Branch
Mikbart c
Quiet wedding at First Congregational church
Ellen Swanson and Hassler Isobelle were married in a Wednesday ceremony at the home church with few relatives present. A formal supper and reception followed at the bride’s home on East Front street. Mrs Isobelle, a Bell operator, and Mr Isobelle, a Weiver cigar maker, will live on Bay Street. Guests included Albert Blessee and son of East Jordan and Edith Carback of Kingsley.
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D.cochlin
First Congregational Church
Mas
Ellen Swanson
Hassler Isobelle
Florence ‘McGarry
Harrison Vinton
Peter Swanson
East Front Street
Isabele
Citizens Telephone Company
Isobelle
Weiver
Albert Blessee
East Jordan
Edith Carback
Kingsley
Bay Street
Zionists to Meet in Toronto for Canada Convention
Advance guard of delegates to the annual convention of the Zionists of Canada arrived in Toronto Ontario. The convention opens Sunday with all sections represented and expectations of one of the largest and most successful gatherings ever held by the organization in Canada.
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Toronto
Ont
Aionisis of
Canada
Flint Girl Dies From Study
Florence Norrine Creque an 18 year old Flint Michigan high school pupil died Wednesday morning of brain fever brought on by overstudy She had planned to graduate in June Edward Creque said she spent all her time at home studying up to five months ago when she was taken ill
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Flint
Mich
Florence Norrine Creque
Edward Creque
Florence
Community Notes From Greilickville Echoes and Events
Greilickville residents report happiness over family gains and a homecoming. The Friday evening entertainment In the Bishop's Carriage drew a clear profit of more than thirteen dollars and was well received. Sunday school visitors from Bincham attended, with an engaging speech that impressed attendees. John Willer remains ill at his State street home.
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Greilickville
Mich
John Breithaupt
Detroit Policeman Wounded In Burglary Shootout
A Detroit patrolman was shot by a burglar and left in critical condition. Police report a tense incident at a residence, with officers responding promptly to the break in and exchanging gunfire. The injured officer, whose name was withheld, remained hospitalized as authorities investigate motives and identify suspects.
Thief Shot in Basement During Break-In in Detroit
In Detroit on December 28 an intruder, George White, was shot in a residence basement on Second Avenue during a break in at Edward H. Moretoti's home. Patrolman Wm. G. McAlonan and Detective James Dowd fired, McAlonan injuring White in the left lung. Both men remain in critical condition.
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Detroit
Edward H. Moretoti
Second Avenue
George White
Wm. G. McAlonan
Flying Squadron
James Dowd
McAlonan
White
Record of 1910 Lynching Totals in United States
The 1910 lynching tally shows 57 total lynchings in the U S, with 52 victims being Black. States listed include Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, and Ohio the only Northern case, involving Carl Etherington. The breakdown covers murder, criminal and attempted assault, robbery, and other charges, noting several white victims and the racial dynamics of mob justice.
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Saab
Pied
Leek
Chiecags
Til
United States
Southern
Staf
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Tampa
Slosumm
Duchess Withdraws Complaint Over Frauds in France Sale
Tours France Dec 12 Duchess De Chiseul Praslin withdrew complaints against Count and Countess D Aulby De Gatigny over alleged fraudulent pictures sale. Prosecutor demands trial continuation.
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Tours
France
Injury from 32-caliber bullet reportedly causes tetanus fear
A man was shot with a 32-caliber bullet that entered his hand and exited at the elbow. Medical officials fear blood poisoning and tetanus as complications while he receives treatment.
Western Michigan Development bureau defends work
Dr. H Day president of the Western Michigan Development bureau writes the Chicago Packer to correct what he calls misstatements in a November article about the bureau. He asserts lands offered vary by location and price from 16 to 200 per acre, emphasizes diversified farming, invites scrutiny, and defends the bureau against real estate critics while praising Michigan’s climate and markets.
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Chicago Packer
D. H.day
Western Michigan Development Bureau
Glen Haven
Mich
Bee
Michigan
Detroit
Western Michigan Development
Baureau
Ourn
Fort Detroit
Stne
Bureau
Traverse City
Sohn
Gibson
Native Creek Board of ‘Trade
Dr.h. Day
Notes From The Labor World Highlights Involving Unions
John W Blayes reelected grand master workman of the Knights of Labor. Montreal plans a hotel for working women. US bottling industry employs 20601 people with output valued at 15112600. Referendum on independent labor party to unions. London council approves teachers superannuation plan. Galt manufacturers seek female help from overseas. Canada garment workers meet in Toronto to discuss wage hours equalization. Arbitration board urged for labor disputes. New Hampshire to consider night work ban for young girls. Coventry and Warwickshire hospital receives a 15000 pound gift from local workers.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Finois
London County Council
Toronto
Ontario
Torchlake Ice Forms Bridge Over Foot of Torchlake
South Milton reports a natural ice bridge forming at the foot of Torchlake amid recent heavy storms. Local residents regain health updates, visitors come and go, and winter chores rise as shovelers are kept busy. Families including Odell, Duffel, and Dickie plan Christmas visits despite road conditions.
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South Milton
Torchlake
A. D. Dickie
J. Groom
Pure Food Law Claims for Medicines in Ads
An article explains that Pure Food Law does not guarantee art preparation and that drug labels must list cartary ingredients. Blys Cream Balm is claimed to have no injurious drugs and to comply fully with labeling requirements.
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U.S
Lost watch missing near Union and Friedrichs store
A lady’s ape face gold watch with a black silk fob and locket bearing the Michigan seal went missing between the corner of nine and Eleventh streets and Union and Friedrich’s shoe store. A reward is offered by the Record-Eagle after December 17.
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Nine
Eleventh Streets
Union
Friedrich
Lady
Michigan
Eagie
Belcher to Locate Auctioneering and Loan Business
Auctioneer G Belcher announces plans to locate in Traverse City offering loans on farm and city property real estate and insurance. He will also conduct auctions and farm sales with solicited patronage. Location details and contact phone Rid 443. September 30, 1910 notice.
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Traverse
City
Ast Fiehth “Street
G. Belcher
Notice to Correspondents for the Herald
The Herald reiterates that no correspondence will be published unless the writer’s name is included. Letters from two to three points were received without author names this week. Writers are reminded that all regular and occasional correspondence must identify the author.
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Herald
Savill Beats Grawn Bank Tax Collection Run in December
Savill collected taxes from the Blair Township area each Friday during December and through January 10, led by Treasurer Melvin Artlip. The notice confirms ongoing tax collection efforts and identifies Blair Township’s financial oversight.
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Savill
Grawn Bank
Melvin Artlip
Blair
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Grand Traverse Herald
Traverse Bay Eagle
Thos, T. Bates
Front Street
Honolulu
Leo B. Winsor
Reed City
Boyne’s Great
Charlevoix’ County
Flint Girl
Ogos
John Willer
State Street
Ilness
Lynghings i
Iniured
Hunthis
CH. Day
THE
Labor World
John W. Blayes
Knights of Labor
Galt
New Hampshire
Coventry and Warwickshire
England
George Odell
Duffel
Dickie
Henry Pageo
Norwood
Freimann & Co
R. Schomberger
Bell
Jan S
Traverse City State Bank
A. Tracy. Lay
R. Mayd Clinch
Samuel. Garland
A. J. Maynard
A. J. Haviland
Grand
Herbert Montague
Oscar Simpson
P. K
Cass Streets
Grocer
Crescent
J. J. Brezina
Prokep Kyselka
C. Wilhelm &Cs
L.-R. C . Beamish & Nicheleon
Lod
Ren EB
Stenans-V
Roland
H. Henderson
Sehsclcraft. & Nelson
A. J. Garey
J. de Welsh
Nash & Ehrenberger Fot Beaures
Rhisselivan Grover Co
Hannah. & Lay Mer Voigt Milling Co
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