Circus War Looms Between Ringlings and Syndicate
A long running circus war may erupt next year as Ringling Brothers face a united opposition led by Barnum Bailey Selle-Forepaugh Buffalo Bill Syndicate. The syndicate plans aggressive campaigning, European tours, and an army of posters to block Ringlings, with both sides mobilizing major shows and routes.
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NEM COFEFICAERS ELECTED
Red Gauntletlodge Noah Kniebes of Pythias elected officers at their meeting last Wednesday evening. G. C. C. Ait V. C. Geo. K. Aen Prelate from Brand M. of W. George T. Evans K. of R&S L. B. White M. of K. A BP Lough M. af A Don A. Bradley 1 G. Charvey Cox O. G. J. M. Hale Trustees J. C. Lovell J. Johnston Geo. K. Allen
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Skinning a Pearl in a Glove Magework Tale
A Philadelphia Record account describes a lapidary skinning a pearl with delicate kid gloves. The craftman explains perspiration can discolor pearls and notes an accident where acid damaged the stone. A judge, misread lines, and other mishaps including a cat and customer deaths hint at a broader cautionary piece on perilous trades.
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Philadelphia Record
Prohibition crackdown hits Emmet County bootleggers
Rev. Abrams visited Emmet County sparking a crackdown on illegal liquor venues. Notices were issued alleging injunctions against Armstrong and Ringsted sellers, with owners served for alleged unlawful sales. Several properties moved or fled before service, while officials vow strict enforcement until the county votes on liquor laws.
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Pioneer Bemis Dies After Pneumonia in Mottville
D. M. L. Bemis a pioneer resident of Mottville died Sunday at age after brief pneumonia. Funeral held at Baptist church Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Oak Hill. He came to Mottville in 1862 to run a general merchandise store and served as county treasurer. Survived by widow and four children, mourned by the community. services conducted by Rev. J. W. Neyman with Mas on ic Order involvement.
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