Peculiar Accidente Krenich Dies at Aurora Mine
Joseph Krenich was killed at the Aurora mine on Moiursddag in a peculiar accident. He reached for the hoist rope as the cage rose, was drawn out, clung to the rope, then fell to the shaft when the cage stopped five hundred feet below surface. An inquest by Coroner Johnson returned a verdict of death. Krenich, about thirty five, leaves a wife in the old country.
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Joseph Krenich
Aurora
Caroner
Kronich
Johnson
Krenich
Outbreak of Smallpox Threatens Iron County Camp
A smallpox outbreak is reported at the Paine lumber camp near Sand Rock, 12 miles south of the city. Dr. George Moore declares the case genuine, with nearly twenty men exposed or afflicted, quarantine set, and fears of a wider spread as exposed workers left the camp. Tramwood remains comparatively fortified.
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Iron
Billa
Paine Lumber Company
Sand Rock
Paine Company
George Moore
Hurley
Quiet spring election seen with few candidates
The upcoming spring election is shaping up as unusually quiet with Captain Sutherland the only mayoral candidate mentioned. The Peoples' party appears unlikely to field a city ticket, while the Citizens' convention will nominate next Saturday. Contests are expected in some wards for supervisor and alderman, mainly in precincts likely to be lively. The Sidumy note reports Gogebic county’s new town plans by G A Berg and associates, including lumbering near Go pepic Lake and a planned saw mill, with a large timber holding and a future town site. Bergland will shift operations after June 1st, paying cash for labor as his project proceeds.
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Hue
Oflice
Capt
Sutherland
Iwelretion
Hart
Peoples' Party
Citizens’ City
Enucanses
I Gogebic County
Sidumy
Onton Iagon Herald
G. A. Bergand
Milwaukee
Gopebic Lake
Bergland
Heke
Strictly Cash System At City Cash Grocery
Samuel Anderson proprietor of City Cash Grocery announces a strict cash system beginning the 20th of this month at 21 MuLeud avenue with no credit and price reductions anticipated from lower bookkeeping costs. Meanwhile L M Goldberg & Co. Wakefield suffered a total loss by fire early last Monday, with rebuilding planned and Goldberg traveling to Chicago to procure new stock.
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Samuel Anderson
City Cash
MuLeud Avenue
Anderson
Nyway
Ll. MM Goldberg & Co
Wakefield
Goldberg
Insuratec
Chicago
Shtouk
Goaus
Senatorial Reapportionment Details Released
A dispute from Losing claims the senate apportionment committee agreed on senatorial reapportionment after consultation with all interested senators. New upper peninsula districts include Thirtyeth with Chippewa Delta Menominee and Schoolcraft, Thirtyfirst with Alger Baraga Dickinson Tran and Marquette, Thirtysecond with Gogebic Keweenaw and Qouton agon.
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Senate
Upper Peninsula
Chippewa
Delta Taie
Menominee
Schoolcraft
Mackinie
Alger
Baraga
Dickinson, Tran
Marquette
Goyebic
Keweenaw
Qoutonagon
Mrs Mary Davis Dies in Menominee After Illness
Mrs. Mary Davis mother of Mrs Chas M Humphrey of this city died at her Menominee home yesterday morning from pneumonia after about five days illness. She formerly resided here and left many friends behind.
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Mary Davis
Chas. M. Humphrey
Menominee
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Devoy's
Florida
Ironwood Cash Grocery
A. W. Kearney & Co
Aurora Street
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
Tramwoood Boy
Skagway
Alaska
Dawson
Tromwood
Elippers
Alaskan
Stalph Green
White Lorse
Mr. Greet
Arthur Whalley
Green
Whalley
Mrr Green
RE. West
Mr. West
White Horse
Carnepzie
Wittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Auapsia
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Othel King
Cammegia Company
Carnewile
G. A. Engranl
Opera House
W.L. Douglas
Pingree & Smith
Florsheim & Co
Utz & Dunn
John Mundell & Co
H. Skud & Bro
Gogebic County
Davis
Ladies Union
Davis & Fehr
Ironwood
Bessemer
VAL. Blatz
F. F. Thalner
Tremont
Hans Everson
Prop
Suffolk Street
Twin City Barn
Gogebic Barn
Green Seal Cigar
G. D. Hough
Eagle Meat Market
Pickarp & Coumsbe
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