People s Store names Kaminen manager in Ishpeming area
The People's Store company appoints Kaminen to manage at Ishpmaine with two candidates considered for the post. Kaminen, a Finland native, has held merchant tailoring and store posts, including Ironwood and Baraga, before moving to Ishpeming. Olson, a South Haven born bookkeeper, and Dahl, a Norway born clerk, are noted staff figures with local ties and long histories in retail work.
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Kaminen
Finland
Ates
Baraga
Bugi
Ironwood
Timaed
Commy
Ishmaine
People’s
Haz
H. Olson
Olson
South Haven
Minn
Minneapolis
Johnson Brothers Hrge
People’s Store Company
John Dahl
Norway
Cokato
Mima
Dahli
Magnate Melstrom Leads Liverman Sample Room People
Liverman and Melstrom’s sample room remains a local favorite thanks to Gast Melstrom’s genial leadership. Born in Sweden, he immigrated to the U.S. in 1885 and settled in Gogebic County, now nearing a decade in the village. The county’s public school fund share reaches 10,453.80 amid a state total of 1,520,799.20. Roosevelt’s age and presidency are noted, with contrasts to past leaders. Alquist Bros. reports timber and birch cord production for Ashland Iron and Mikado mine, while a planned Brotherhood of Woodmen forms in the Soo to unite workers in the upper peninsula. Grand Trunk eyeing Wisconsin Central to gain transcontinental links via the Canadian Northern, shaping future regional rail connections through Ashland, Superior, and the Twin Cities.
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Liverman & Melstrom
Gest Melstrom
Gust Melstrom
Sweden
United States
Michigamme
Sol
Bessemer
Selma Peterson
Ironwood
Gogebic
Gogebic County
Alquist Bros
Ashland Iron and Steel Company
Mikado
Woodsmen
Great Northwest
Brotherhood of Woodmen
The
Soo
Upper Peninsula
Ontario
M. Fraser
David McNee
Soo Lodge
Grand Trunk Line
Wisconsin Central
Canadian Northern
Superior
Chicago
Twin Cities
Head of the Lakes
Central
Ashland
St. Paul
Lakes
The President’s Message on Commerce and Cuba Trade
The President urges a cabinet seat for a Secretary of Commerce to oversee labor and capital, regulate monopolies, and modernize policy. He supports reciprocity with Cuba and Great Britain, praises Civil Government in the Philippines, and calls for naval readiness, arbitration via The Hague, farming science, and restrained Indian absorption while expanding merit-based civil service.
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Republic
Senate
Uba
United States
Cuba
Rmit
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Blaine
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PooeLe's Store Co
Silverman & Melstrom
Roosevelt
Grant
Cleveland
Pierce
Garfield
William Henry Harrison
Taylor
Washington
John Adams
Conley & Anderson
Wakefield, Mich
A.P. Olson
Anda Me
Peewee Carr
Congress
Gover
Philip
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Poostal
Hague
Mexico
Bunal
Post Office Department
Iuto
Department of Government
Ecess
District of Columbia
White House
Virginia
Wach
Occa Theodors Roosevelt
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