Naval Academy Graduation Sets Record Class Size
Annapolis prepares for the largest midshipmen class to graduate in June, with 200 members in the upcoming ceremony. London hosts the International Moral Education congress starting September 28 1908 to address school discipline and ethics. American bookbinders push binding NYPL books with union labor, while Russian iron molders see about 30 percent employment and French cement armor shows promise for battleships.
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London
Annapolis
sMay
Naval Academy
St. Petersburg
O'Leary
Iron Molder’s Union
Paris
Express Firms Challenge Indiana Rate Reduction
The American, Adams and other express companies filed a bill of complaint seeking to block enforcement of a 12 percent rate cut imposed by the Indiana railroad commission. They argue the reduction would be confiscatory and harm their business.
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Indianapolis
The
American
Adams
Express
Indiana Railroad Commission
Thompsonville Notes Touch Base With Local Folks
Thompsonville Michigan May 14. F O Wickman of Frankfort. Wm Iromerman from Detroit. Larson brothers called to Manistee by their father’s death. Marion visitors Frank Grant and wife. Mrs Milton Chadsey visited daughter in Traverse City. John and Mrs Smith plan Kansas City Chicago Milwaukee trip. Local ball teams had off day with Independents losing to Grand Rapids 6 to 14 and Cubs to Frankfort 8 to 13. Nels Bye from Wallin and Grace Alle from Wallin visited Verna Mixture. Wn Hickey and wife from Pellston returned home after visiting Mike Dwyer family. Florence Hardy visited Elonor. Paul Coyne resigns Hale’s barber post to move to Wexford. L C T M s to hold penny event. Mrs Sumner Gilbert of Traverse City visiting Snells. Jay Smith to replace Champney on Record staff. Extra values in Ladies Suit Division at The Big Store.
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Thompsonville
Mich
F. O. Wickman
Frankfort
Iromerman
Detroit
Gus
Chas
Louie Larson
Manistee
Frank Grant
Marion
Milton Chadsey
Gertie
Traverse City
John Smith
Kansas City
Chicago
Millwaukee
Independents
Grand Rapids
Cubs
Nels Bye
Wallin
Grace Alle
Verna
Wn. Hickey
Ot Pellston
Mike Dwyer
Florence Hardy
Elonor
Paul Coyne
Hale
Wexford
Paul
Sumner Gilbert
Geo. Snell
Bradley and Hurle Favored for Governor Nomination in Michigan
P J Fox, a delegate to the Republican state convention in Grand Rapids, reports soundings in Owosso on May 14 showing Dr Bradley as the strong favorite for the gubernatorial nomination, with Hurle as second choice and Warner third.
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Owosso, Mich
P. J. Fox
Grand Rapids
Furniture City
Dr. Bradley
Hurle
Warner
Tomorrow $3.50 Day in Millinery at The Big Store
The Big Store advertises a special tomorrow offering hats and millinery items for 3.50. The promotion highlights a one day sale in the millinery division with styled hats and accessories.
Ladies Suit Division All Day Tomorrow Ad Preview
A newspaper item promotes a full day event titled Ladies Suit Division with emphasis on a forthcoming major advertisement. The note references a large display and a prominent ad.
Personal notices from Thursday’s Record
Mrs. George Nickerson was called to Wexford today by her father Frank Riley illness. Mrs. Reno Colby left for Lake Ann to attend Chester Richardson funeral. Judge Reuben Hatch and Mrs. Sibyl Paker returned to Grand Rapids after E L Sprague death. Mrs. S. M. Reese went to Mayfield on business. Mrs. Frank Irish left for Kingsley to attend aunt Henny Seegmiller funeral. Mr. and Mrs. William Hickey returned to Pellston after visiting the city. Mrs. C. H. Gibson visiting her parents returned to Greenville. Attorneys H. A. Wisner and Dr. W. H. Wisner are in the city guests of Attorney L. D. Welch. J N Martinek fished at Mayfield for speckled trout. Oak Park church Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Bix.
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George Nickerson
Wexford
Frank Riley
Reno Colby
Lake Ann
Chester Richardson
Reuben Hatch
Sibyl Paker
E. L.sprague
Grand Rapids
S. M. Reese
Mayfield
Frank Irish
Kingsley
Henny Seegmiller
William Hickey
Pellston
C. H. Gibson
Greenville
H. A. Wisner
Midlana
W.H. Wisner
All. Pleasant
L. D. Welch
J. N. Martinek
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Oak Park Church
Mother Gray's Australian Liver Regulator Ad
An advertisement touts a herbal regulator for women's ailments including back and urinary issues. It claims a safe, pleasant cure from Mother Gray's Australian Lat er and offers a sample package by mail from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy, N. Y. The pitch targets druzists and customers seeking a remedy.
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Mother Gravr
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
Dentist W J Higgins Promotes Dental Services in Traverse City
Dr. W J Higgins announces dental services at New Munson Elk in Traverse City with office and residence contacts. He advertises porcelain inlays, painless extractions, and strong natural looking artificial teeth. Appointments suggested. office hours listed with extended hours by request.
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W. J. Higgins
New Munson Elk
Traverse City
Citizens Telephone
Sherman Hunter
Local notices and upcoming meetings in town
J J E Brown has bought a five passenger four cylinder National touring car in Chicago and expects arrival in a week to ten days. Grace Church Guild meets Mrs Thirlby on Sixth Street Wednesday at 2 30. Uniform Ranks hold a regular meeting with attendance requested for special business.
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Garfield Avenue
J . J. E. Brown
Chicago
Grace Church Guild
Thirlby
Sixth Street
Mrs Maxwell Heads to Kokomo as Daughter Visits Marion
From Friday's Record Mrs N B Maxwell of this city left this morning for Kokomo where she will visit briefly Her daughter Florence will visit at Marion Ind
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Kokomo
Florence
Marion
Ind
Local Residents Plan Moves and Travel Notes
Mrs. A. Klawitter of Cedar travels this morning through the city en route to Manistique to visit her husband. Mrs. H. A. Doty heads to Ningslay on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langs return to Thompsonville to finalize plans for relocating to this city in the future.
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A. Klawitter
Cedar
Manistique
H. A. Doty
Ningslay
Frank Langs
Thompsonville
The Big Store Announces Tomorrow’s Extra Specials
The Big Store promotes additional dry goods specials for tomorrow with a large ad. Customers are invited to view the sale items and savings in the store circular.
Extra Dry Goods Specials Featured Tomorrow
The Big Store promotes extra dry goods specials for tomorrow with a large ad across the section. Advertised items and prices are highlighted to attract shoppers.
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Life
Woods Hutchinson
Valley City Milling Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Statistics Committee
Midshipmen
Washington
United States
Commission On Statistics
Straus
Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Manufactures
DE Educatiors
American Book Binding
New York
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
S. M. Champney
Oberlin, O
Don
Record
Jay Smith
Bradley, Earle, Warner
EE -Parker
Wnever
S. Union St
Julius Campbell CO
Ei Ajax Dynamite Works
Bay City
Mic
Dagger Shores
BOC
Vin
Roberts-Hicks Co
Li - Grinnell Bros
Michigan
Grinnell Bros
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