Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle
The Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle print twice weekly in Traverse City Michigan under Herald and Record Co with officers including Geo G Biles president J O W Hatten vice president Giars N Bates secretary and treasurer and Lolth editor and manager Office address and contact details listed with subscription rates 1.09 for annual 50 cents six months 25 cents three months entered March 2 1998 as second class matter at Traverse City post office.
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R Thos
Geo. G. Biles
J. O W. Hatten
Giars N. Bates
Eae
Traverse City
Mich
The Olympic Sets New Standard in Ocean Ship Design
Circulation this week reports on the White Star liner Olympic, the largest ocean steamship, with grand lounges gardens a sun room and verandah cafe. The vessel carries 1500 passengers plus crew and engineers and marks a peak in marine architecture as Europe leads in Atlantic navigation.
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Olympic
Atlantic
Southampton
New York
Europe
Charity Bureau Noted For Helpful Work In Traverse City
The Bureau of Associated Charities shows encouraging results with May reports of 14 aid applications and six work cases, all of whom received placement. Women volunteers deserve praise for their time and dedication to the local effort.
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Bureau of Associated Charities
Traverse City
Volunteer bureau aid improves Traverse City relief efforts
The report notes few unemployed and praises the bureau's work in May with only four families applying for aid. It states volunteers have carried the load and once a practical attendant is secured the bureau will become more effective, with results showing the organization’s valuable impact.
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Traverse City
Laviege
Illinois rejects Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway scheme
The Illinois legislature turns down a plan to authorize a deep water canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. Governor Deneen pledges a special session to push the measure, which critics say could hurt Michigan and other interests despite some perceived merits for commerce.
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Ilinois
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Lakes-to-the-Gulf
Michigan
Deneen
Earl of Derby dies in London governor general 1888
1508 Earl of Derby who served as Lord Stanley and Governor-General of Canada from 1888 to 1893 died in London. Born January 35, 1841.
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Earl of Derby
Lord Stanley
Canada
London
Memorial Address for Hon E S Pratt at Grand Traverse bar
Memorial exercises for the late Hon E S Pratt were led by M W Underwood of the Grand Traverse county bar. The tribute praised Pratt’s forty five years as a general practitioner and trusted honesty, urging charity for any faults while noting the law as a jealous guardian of truth.
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FE. S. Pratt
Grand Traverse County Bar
M. W. Underwood
The
Bar Association
Lfe
Madwin S. Pratt
Campaign Against Flies This Summer Warns of Health Risks
When warm weather arrives, emphasize screening and care to curb flies, prolific disease breeders. A little effort now may prevent typhoid fever later, and avoid accumulating refuse or anything inviting the pest.
Farewell to a Trusted Lawyer Pratt Remembered by Bar
Following an address by members of the bar, colleagues recalled Mr. Pratt as a steady partner since 1876. FH. CC. Davis praised the long partnership, Judge Mayne noted Pratt’s punctuality and preparedness, and others highlighted his systematic, gentlemanly conduct.
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Pratt
FH. CC. Davis
Mayne
Grand Traverse
Mr. Pratt
Jury Discharged as Brooks Case Remains Deadlocked
The People vs. Lewis Brooks jury failed to agree after a night in the room, returning to jail for further action. Afternoon naturalization papers were granted to R. J. Price, William Murphy, and Isador Mikvik, with two others denied on technicalities. Evening sessions granted divorces in multiple cases and the court planned to hear Wilton G. Struble vs. George W. Gegner next.
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Lewis Brooks
R. J. Price
William Murphy
Isador Mikvik
Hattie G. Turnbull
Herbert Turnbull
C. Raymond Wait
Mary Ll. Wait
Lydia O. Pease
James Calvin Pease
Edna Walton
Clarence Walton
Axel Anderson
Florence Anderson
Wilton G. Struble
George W. Gegner
Two Sets of Muscles Inward Training for Vital Powers
The piece contrasts outer muscles used for actions with inner muscles such as the lungs heart and stomach that govern mood and life. It argues inner muscles need deliberate training through intelligent exercise to build strength, resilience, and wellbeing. The National Magazine quotation emphasizes disciplined practice.
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National Magazine
Her Reason He If You Weren t In Love With Jack
A brief dialogue excerpt from the Boston Transcript shows a woman asking why she accepted a man if not in love and a reply that other girls were also involved. The fragment captures social mores and courtship pressures reflected in a newspaper quotation.
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Jack
Boston Transcript
This Date in History Highlights From 1675 to 1896
A compendium of historical milestones including Cataraqui founded in Kingston in 1675, Winfield Scott born 1786 near Petersburg and dying 1806 at West Point, Malta captured by Bonaparte in 1798, and events such as the first united Parliament at Kingston, 1881 fast day in the Confederacy, 1777 US flag adoption, 1800 Marengo battle, and Harriet Beecher Stowe’s birth in 1811. It notes aviation milestones by Charles K. Hamilton, 1662 beheading of Sir Harry Vane, 1748 Henry Allen birth, 1841 Merrimac launch, and 1863 Confederate invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Kingston
Ont
Winfield Scott
Petersburg
West Point
N.Y
Malta
Bonaparte
Egypt
United Parliament
Lord Syndenlain
New York City
Henry Allen
Merrimac
Charlestown Navy Yard
Lee
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fraser sues Detroit doctor for five thousand dollars
Miss Maud Fraser of Ypsilanti sues Dr. Roland Stevens of Detroit for five thousand and ninety dollars alleging negligent medical treatment.
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Ann Arbor
Maud Fraser
Ypsilanti
Roland Steyvens
Detroit
Publication Order in Hartup v Hopkins and Webber
The Circuit Court of Grand Traverse County Michigan orders publication of an appearance notice for defendants R H Hopkins and Morton E Webber who cannot be located. If they fail to appear within five months or file an answer within fifteen days of service, the bill will be confessed. Publication to run weekly for six weeks in Grand Traverse Herald.
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State OF Michigan
Circuit Court For
County of Grand Traverse
Chancery
Mary L. Hartup
R. H. Hopkins
Morton BH. Webber
Morton
Webber
Underwood and Umler
Morton E. Webber
Merton I. Webber
Grand Traverse Herald
R. H.hopkins
Morton &. Webber
Frederick W. Mayne
Public Notice Hearing Heirship In Steward Estate Grand Traverse
The Probate Court of Grand Traverse County Michigan orders a public hearing on June 24 1811 to determine the legal heirs of Caroline A T Steward deceased Judge Fred R Walker presiding Publication required in the Grand Traverse Herald for three weeks prior to the hearing.
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State OF Michigan
Grand Traverse
Traverse City
Said
Hon. Wréed RR
Walker
Caroline A. T. Steward
John W. Patchin
Grand Traverse Herald
Fred R. Walker
Bank Officers and Directors List at Traverse City State Bank
The record lists A Tracy Lay as President and R Floyd Clinch as Vice-President with Samuel Garland as Cashier and A J Haviland as Assistant Cashier. Directors include Lay Clinch Hannah Garland Davis Sullivan Smith and others, with correspondence to Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City Michigan.
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A. Tracy Lay
R. Floyd Clinch
Samuel Garland
A.J. ‘Haviland
a. Tracy_Lay
Floyd Clinch
Julius T. ‘Hannah
H. C. Davis
Jerry Sullvan
WW. Smith
N. B
Traverse City State Bank
Traverse City, Mien
Home Missions Program Closes With Music and Oration
The Home Missions session continued with Pauine Wolfenstein on tithes and Mrs W Baker on reflex influence of tithing. A piano duet by Mrs B Johnson and daughter and a vocal solo by Miss Jostella Bailey followed. Celestine Bernheim of Chicago will close with a talk titled To the Jew First.
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Pauine Wolfenstein
Peloskey
W. Baker
B. Johnson
Jostella Bailey
Celestine Bernheim
Chicago
Lost black satin bag in Wannah Park area
Lost black satin bag reported near Wannah Park or on Front or Union street. Call City at 948 for a reward. Incident noted June 15 with days Fri Tue.
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Wannah Park
Union Street
Call City
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Traverse Bay Eagle
Herald & Record CO
Thos, T. Bates
Lolth
Sfront Street
United States
Charity Bureau
E. S. Pratt
Toledo
Buffalo
George W. Lardie
GRAIN
Hannah & Lay Co
Traverse Citr Milling Co
Brooks
Bnew
Confederate States
House of Representatives
G. A. B. Walkem
British Columbia
Otto
Bavaria
Charles K. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Harry Vane
Massachusetts Colony
First National Bank
United States Treasury
Ann Arbor Girt
Tlmer FE. White
Register
Underwood & Umlor
Thurs
State Bank
Mowland
Dutsiass
Arthur Kellogs
Douglass & Kellogg “Cash Shoe Store
Cass
Front Sheets
Gram
Gides
the & Cme
Mists
Acme
WM. Jackson
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