Gogebic County road plea backs state reward plan
The Ironwood Times urges Gogebic County to adopt state reward road improvement to fund dirt road upgrades. It notes poor current infrastructure, calls for united citizen action, and compares progress in Marquette and Delta counties while criticizing neglect of local highways.
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Gogebic County
Gainyard
Crogebic
Wakefield
Eide
Lexpensa
Thia
Upper Peninsula
Preacher denounces socialists in public funeral sermon
Rev. Father Ryan used the Denver funeral of Father Leo to denounce socialists and anarchists in strong terms. He framed the priest as a symbol of divine authority and law, arguing the murderer acted from socialist and anarchist influence and noting anti Catholic sentiment abroad. The article also notes dull curb market activity and copper fluctuations.
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Father Leo
Amar Ohist
Denver
Leo
Francis
Dizorder
Italy
Yaporinga
New Jargey
New Orleans
Chicago
Southern
Europa
Uberty
Naturalization Bureau to open in Marquette under Detroit office
A new Naturalization and Immigration Bureau will be established in Marquette as part of a nationwide system under the Commerce and Labor Department in Washington. Frederick Becker of the Detroit Justice Department will head the Marquette office, with supervision over the Upper Peninsula from that center. The bureau, created by Congress on June 26, 1906, aims to enforce federal naturalization and immigration laws and to build a comprehensive record of every immigrant who becomes a citizen, conducting field examinations at homes and ports and appealing unfavorable court decisions when needed.
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United States
Bureau of Naturalization and Immigration
Marquette
Detroit
Commerce and Labor Department
Washington
Frederick
Becker
Department of Justice
Upper Peninsula
Bureau of Natralization and Immigration
Michigan
Ohio
J. Herbert Cole
Hecker
Circuit Court
Oircuit Court
Bureau
Courta
Hiz
Controversy Over Clergy Kiss Sparks Church Debate
A bishop comments on religious tolerance while cautioning clergymen about osculatory acts. The report notes rare clerical caution and potential misunderstandings, then shifts to travel rates and church notices, including Jeaneville M E Church service times and a local sale ad.
Swedish Baptist Church and Methodist Episcopal notices
Swedish Baptist Church on South Mansfield Street holds services at 10:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school and Wednesday prayer meetings. Rev. Axel Lindgren is pastor. Methodist Episcopal at McLeod nave fixed services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday school and midweek prayer. Rev. Isaac Wilcox, pastor. St Michael’s Catholic at McLechare went services 9:80 a.m. 10:80 a.m. and 3:80 p.m. with Sunday school at 3 p.m. Rev. F. Pawlar, pastor.
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Jeaneville M. E
Bonday
Epworth League
Rich d Hancock
Swedish Battist Church
Mansfield Street
Axel Lindgren
Methodist Episcopal, McLeod Naveun
Npworth League
Tiaac Wilcox
K. Ackerman
Bt. Michael's
McLech
F. Pawlar
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