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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1909

Page

2

Taken Alive From Mine Near Negaunee

Rescue teams in Negaunee Michigan work through entombed mine rubble after a rock and mud slide buried four miners. Frank Condello was rescued alive after eight days. Peter Mund died. Two others Oscar Wattalls and Victor Makki remain trapped as efforts continue to reach them.

Negaunee Mich Frank Condello Peter Mund Condello Mundh Oscar Wattalls Victor Makki

Detroit Bar Association Organizes Legal Aid Bureau

Detroit sought to aid the needy by forming a legal aid bureau under the Detroit Bar Association. The experimental program aims to be self supporting in six months and will investigate clients before aiding them with attorney fees. Burglars ransacked the home of ex Sheriff deputy and wife in Ypsilanti while they were away, damaging rooms but stealing nothing except a revolver and a boy’s bank with $7.

Detroit Bar Association Detroit Mich Samuel T. Douglas Detroit Bar Assocation Ypsilanti Glen Seymour Minneapolis Seymour

Raise the Maine Bill Introduced in Congress

Representative Loud of Michigan introduces in the house a bill authorizing the secretary of the navy to seek bids for raising the wreck of the battleship Maine from Havana harbor and to inter the recovered bodies in a national cemetery. The measure allows a treaty with Cuba for implementation, ratified by the senate.

Loud Congress Washington Dec Lous Mich House Secretary of the Navy United States Maine Havana Harbor National Republic of Cunha Senate of

Named Minister to Honduras Named McCreery for diplomatic post to Honduras

Washington December 21 President Taft sent the nomination of Fenton R McCreery of Flint Michigan as United States minister to Honduras to the Senate. McCreery has long served abroad including secretary of legation at Santiago Chile secretary of the legation at Mexico City and minister resident and consul general at Santo Domingo. The Senate confirmed Daniel A Wilson as marshal for China and announced postmaster appointments in Michigan including Charles Farmer Benjamin Gorman William Holland Shelby Pietd and Clarence Bocraft.

Washington Fenton R. McCreery Flint Mich United States Honduras Senate Taft McCreery Santiago Chile Legation Mexico City Santo Domingo W. B. McCreery Michigan Daniel A. Wilson Detroit United States Court For China Edward H. Murray Charles H Castle Armada George W. Dafoe Brown City Thomas FE. Dawson Sandusky Charles Farmer Benton Harbor Benjamin B. Gorman Coldwater William L. Holland St. Josep Shelby C. Pietd Sparta Clarence N. Bocraft Watervilet

Mrs Singer in Reno Seeks Divorce From Sewing Machine Heiress

Mrs Avery A Singer, widow of a Singer family member and Boston club figure, travels to Reno to establish Nevada residency for divorce. Married twelve years with no children, she is Detroit born and independent heiress. Husband reputedly wealthy and may not contest. Property rights already adjusted.

Detroit Reno Nev Avery A. Singer Singer Sewing Machine Elisan Club Boston Nevada Charlotte Davis Davis Parke, Davis Company Eall

Michigan Briefs on Detroit boiler explosion settlements

Probate court in Detroit sees estates of a dozen victims from the Peaberthy Injector plant boiler disaster file releases. Settlements of $100 each are noted. Dr Noah Aronstam is cited for a paper on Jewish dietary laws at the Dresden International Hygiene Exhibition. A Grand Rapids teamster, Tobias Eugene, dies when frightened horses bolt in the business district. Porch climbers continue in Grand Ledge.

Peaberthy Detroit Noah Aronstam Dresden Germany Aronstam Grand Rapids Eugene Tobias Grand Ledge

Old People Attacked In Delaware County Barn Raid

Media Pennsylvania December 21 A brutal crime in Darling ton Delaware county as two assailants tied and beat seventy year old Edward Litzenberg and his wife Annie Litzenberg about sixty. They forced Mrs Litzenberg to reveal the location of $202 in a trunk on the second floor before fleeing. The couple’s neighbors and local watchmen were alerted and pursued possibilities while the woman recovers from shock.

Media Darlington Delaware County Annie Bitzenberg Edward Litzenberg Litzenbergs Zeely Litzenberg Iitgenberg

Wardlaw Sisters Face Extradition Fight in New Jersey

In New York the arraignment of Mrs. Caroline Wardlaw Martin and Mrs. Mary Wardlaw Snead ends with adjournment to Friday. One sister vows to fight extradition from New York while the other waives her rights. The case concerns the death of Ocey Snead in East Orange, with a New Jersey grand jury expected to indict by Friday.

Orange N. J New York Caroline Wardlaw Martin Mary Wardlaw Snead Ocey Snead East Orange

Deserts Big Family Arrests In Saginaw

George Baker aged forty two was arrested on a desertion charge in Saginaw Michigan after abandoning his wife and eight children the oldest only fifteen. He left by train from Detroit claiming he would never return then changed course at Toledo and returned home.

Saginaw, Mich George Baker Detroit Toledo

Benton Harbor Man Slashed by Negro Attacker

Fred Marshall of Benton Harbor is near death from knife wounds received at his home. He told officers that a man named John Denny attacked him, accusing him of the assault.

Bays Benton Harbor Midh Fred Marshall Marshall John Denny

Noted Confederate Dead in Wilmington and Local Fire Incident

Major Charles P. Bolles, a Confederate veteran and fortification engineer from Wilmington, died at his home in the seventy sixth year. A separate blaze caused by a collapsing fald injured Mrs. Lydie Wohl and her brother Theodore Wohl, with clothing damage and a $100 fire loss to a nearby establishment.

Wilmington Charles P. Bolles Ann Arbor Lydie Wohl Arma Thiodore Wohl

Baroness Vaughan Leaves Brussels for Pontoise Chateau

Baroness Vaughan wife of King Leopold arrives from Brussels with a single companion. Reporters swarm the northern station as she refuses to answer questions, saying she does not know her plans yet. She departs by taxi to Western station and boards a train to Pontoise to reach her chateau.

Vaughan Brussels Paris Baroness Vaughan Leopold Pontoise

Consuelo Duchess of Manchester Probate Valued at 1 Million

The late Consuelo dowager duchess of Manchester, a friend of King Edward, is valued for probate at 1,024,330 dollars. After provisions for her grandson Viscount Mandeville and other heirs, the residue goes to the Duke of Manchester for his life and then to his issue.

Manchester Leavy London Consuelo Duchess of Manchester Edward Viscount Mandeville Duke of Manchester Duribis

Christmas on the Polly from a sea voyage tale

A 1909 American Press Association poem narrates a captain and his daughter aboard the ship Polly as a Christmas night at sea unfolds. The captain promises Santa will find them, while a crewman and sailors cast kind glances at a lone stocking by the stovepipe as fierce storms rage outside.

American Press Association Polly Santa Claus Land Cailor

Christmas at Sea on the Polly and local notices

A nostalgic verse tells of the captain's little daughter aboard the Polly with a treasure filled stocking. The rest of the item lists holiday miscelany: warm shoes at J Le Miller, family visits, Christmas plans, and local notices noting travel, sales, and upcoming events such as the County Farmers Institute in Alma and a royal entertainment at F W Hooper's home.

Polly

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