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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
9
John Moran was killed in a fatal incident that ended a school trip vacation abruptly. Details remain limited as authorities investigate the sequence of events leading to the death. Relatives and school officials are cooperating with investigators.
A 14 year old, John Moran, was accidentally shot at his grandfather’s home near Williamsburg while three youths including Frank Nelson and Irving Moran handled a double barreled muzzle loading shotgun and a rifle. John died 16 minutes after the blast. a coroner’s inquest is scheduled. The incident saddens the Moran and Nelson families as details emerge from the scene and statements by Dr Swanton.
Toy W. Suprie of 617 West seventh street lost his left hand when his glove or clothing got entangled in a circular saw at Greilick Company's planing mill late Saturday afternoon. He attempted to dress a wound while the belt still ran, the blade cutting through bone above the wrist and causing severe mutilation before he was removed to his home.
A damaged notice reports a Salvation Army collection box stolen from a post, allegedly after a crowd dispersed in a corridor. The box had contained buttons and small coins. a replacement box was set, but the money is missing. A nearby incident involved an injured member and a potential amputation during a rescue attempt, with left handedness noted for a young man named Supple.
During the year, F. E. Brown, County Treasurer, issued 93 tax receipts and 29 redemption certificates, the largest totals in three years. He notes 1900 saw 29 receipts and 1908 had 862. He hopes to reach 900 but doubts it. By 3 PM today no further receipts were yet made, but more may come tomorrow, the year’s last day.
Wencel Bartak, who was stricken with paralysis Thursday, remains in a very critical condition though his recognition of relatives has returned and his speech has not yet recovered. His right leg, once paralyzed, is now moveable to some extent.
Advert says Doani Ointment cures the most obstinate cases of hives eczema itch and rheum. It claims relief from unbearable contact with clothing and states all druggists sell it.
Floyd Bemus and companions were in an accident Saturday around 2:30 PM near the Pere Marquette Lake bank. Bemus suffered serious injuries, with possible broken bones. others were treated for varying hurts as they were taken to a local residence and the scene reviewed by authorities. The report mentions a disrupted group and a railway line nearby.
Benjamin Wells aged 71 died at Grand Traverse hospital at 1 35 last night after a week long illness with la grippe. He was born in Canada on Sept 23, 1835 and came to southern Manitoba.
A lengthy obituary notes a Michigan man born 45 years ago, who moved to Grand Traverse County and lived on a farm near Acme before relocating to Traverse City after his wife died and a son and daughter survived. The service details list First Methodist Church in Lake Ann with local reverends. Tributes praise his Christian character, steady presence, and valued community ties, with family members named including Mrs Lida Cumay and Robert. The piece also references milk testing data and local agricultural notes from Lake City and surrounding areas.
Dick Putney of Lake City travels to town selling Bible mats. Despite a severely crippled birth, he earns a living, makes friends, and recently arrived from Lake Ann. A letter from Lake Ann accompanies him, highlighting his journey and prospects.
Bishop Andrew, head of the Xe York gonteresee of the Methodise capab chores, died today in his home in Brooklyn after an attack of grief. The respected clergyman served for decades and was known across the county for his charitable work and leadership.
A prominent local figure in Muskegon has died in December. Details are sparse but the death is noted as a significant loss to the community.
The Herald pledges support for the local option movement in Grand Traverse County with a moral sentiment emphasis. Preliminary steps show petitions exceed required names, likely prompting the board of supervisors to order an election to decide on prohibiting alcohol. Burdock Blood Bitters are recommended for health alongside moral and civic effort.
Every department at the Big Store participates in a sweeping sale. Shoppers can find serviceable merchandise at significantly reduced prices across clothing, household items, and essentials, with a focus on value and variety for the bargain-minded buyer.
The note explains a business closing at year end on January's last day and a clearance of lines due to high demand and holiday rush. It invites customers to view remaining stock and contact by telephone for new seasonable goods offered at apparent values.
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