Moose Takes Possession of Michigan Border Town
A moose driven from Canada by forest fires roamed Sault Ste. Marie Michigan at dawn. The animal browsed in the government park, was chased by newsboys, and caused overturned milk wagons and broken windows before leaping back into the St. Marys River toward the Canadian shore.
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Moose
Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
St. Mary's River
Upper Peninsula
St. Mary’s River
Government Park
Concealed Weapon Carrier Bound Over
Yuille Law, described as a negro, was arrested on a charge of carrying concealed weapons on complaint by Ea Hardy. He was arraigned before Recorder Edington on Friday morning and waived preliminary examination. Bond set at $150 to the city court grand jury.
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Yuille Law
Ea Hardy
Edington
Man Fined Five Dollars For Firearm Discharge
Spencer Crawley was arrested Thursday by Patrolman J. R. Giddens on charges of discharging firearms within city limits. He appeared in the recorder's court Friday morning and received a $5 fine or ten days in jail as an alternative.
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Spencer Crawley
J. R. Giddens
Recorder’s Court
Best Letter Picks Bargains Across Local Stores
Readers judge a set of local merchant bargains with Mrs. J A Holifield of Stocking and Church praised last week for a standout letter. The piece highlights special inducements offered by merchants and encourages visits to their stores for economic buyers.
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J. A. Holifield
Stocking and Church
Teddy is Rome Ready Ex President Back From Trip
Former president returns from overseas visit to Rome and reports readiness for upcoming engagements. Details on itinerary and talks with international leaders remain sparse.
Willing to Argue Returns to Oyster Bay on River Discovery Debate
The figure who once ventured into the tropics is back at Oyster Bay prepared to argue face to face with scientists who question the tale of a colonel uncovering a new river during a South American expedition. The dispute centers on the plausibility of the discovery.
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Oyster Bay
American sugar lands looted by Dominican rebels
American sugar plantations near La Romana were looted by Dominican revolutionists, with a receipt for the property taken, according to Commander Bierrer of the gunboat Wheeling. A conference proposal to settle Santo Domingo’s revolution was reported by Captain Moerle of the cruiser Wabash. Monte Christi reportedly shows military movement against President Sosias.
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Associated Press
Washington
Laroma
Navy Department
Bierrer
United States
Wheeling
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Republic
Moerle
Warie’ngeot von
Dominican
Caplanisberte
Department of Reports
Monte Christi
Presidentosias
Ingenious oyster dredge demonstrated in Alabama
In Portersville Bay Alabama a self propelled oyster dredge by S Lossing and D R Lossing was shown to Captain John raft and Alabama Oyster Commission officials. The device gathers cleans and conveys oysters, with a drum like picker and teeth promising lighter labor and cheaper oysters as part of artificial culture efforts.
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Portersville Bay
Alabama
John Raft
Alabama Oyster Commission
John J. Rolston
Frank Tenderson
Mobileish & Oyster Company
Claude Doughdrill
Messrs
S. Lossing
D. R. Lossing
D. RB. Lessing
Lossing
Honeymoon Slump and Glass Eye Hint at Disguises
A reflective quip notes a forgetful husband signaling a waning honeymoon and compares realizing some people to seeing through a glass eye, hinting at hidden truths behind appearances.
Roosevelt Keeps His Stenographers Thoroughly Busy
At Oyster Bay on May 22 Colonel Roosevelt faced a flood of letters and telegrams with several thousand messages since returning from South America. Two stenographers worked to manage immediate replies before he sent for an extra helper in New York. Roosevelt planned political conferences with neighbors, and later prepared to depart for Spain after addressing the National Geographic Society in Washington.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
South America
New York
Spain
Kermit
Washington
National Geographic Society
Painless Cure Claim From Cumberland Sanitarium
A 1900s style advertisement promises liquor and tobacco addictions cured within ten days by a painless method at Cumberland Sanitarium in Lebanon Tennessee. It offers an unconditional money back guarantee and at home treatment options, citing local banks as references and inviting readers to request Free Booklet No. 44.
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Union, Bank & Trust Co
The
American National Bank
Lebanon
F. J. Sanders
Mar
Tenn
Four Weeks Left to Play the 750 Dollar Picture Game
A sales pitch urging readers to buy the 77 picture catalog for 40 cents and the Answer Book for 80 cents to obtain all 77 pictures free. It promises potential prizes including 300 dollars in cash and a gold coin award and argues that idle evenings should be spent solving the set.
Success Hinges More on Others Than Self Action
Advice notes that progress often relies on persuading others to help rather than solitary effort. Emphasizes collaborative support, leadership influence, and leveraging networks to achieve goals.
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