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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

CITY COUNCIL Room, I
Nov. 9Th, 1893.
Council met, Mayor Taylor presiding.
Aldermen all present except Alder
man Hougen.
Minutes Of last regular and special
Injecting read and approved.
The committee appointed on re-
pIanking the Wood Co. Bridge, reported
/. it was not necessary at this time to do
so, but recommended that the ap-
proaches be repaired without delay.
On motion the report as read was
accepted
On motion Alderman Huban was in
structed to see the approach at Grand
Rapids is done in q proper manner;
see to the removal Of the dirt, and
necessary water course put in.
On motion the following bills were
allowed under suspension Of the rules:
A J. Hasbrouck Team for Street COINS GOO
Gardner Gaynor Legal seryices.....,...-.. p o.
A. J.. FOntaInc, printing. t.4o
The bill Of A. Oethnger referred to
the mayor $12.60 was on motion allowed
in full. Also the bill Of II. G. BazelI
Mfg. Co. $46.25 order books etc.
On motion the City Clerk was in
structed to draw an order on the City
Treasurer for $3.50 to be discounted for
the purpose Of paying orders, also to
draw orders in payment Of salaries for
Ort0hor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09

BosToN, Mass, NOV. THE Hon.
Henry Cabot is figuring the returns at
the Republican club headquarters with
Chairman WinsIow. When they had
returns from ffty-fouF towns, showing
q 10 per cent. uniform gain, Senator
Lodge said the state would give Nj.
Greenhalge 10000 plurality.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09

and seyenty-two precincts out Of 79S in
Chicago city give Gary, Republican,
30, 2,872; Showalter. Democrat, 5I,0s1
The Republican county Execuuke
committee claim TO have carried i
city by 10000. and sav the county WI
give 5.G03 more to the entire ticket.
Judge Gary v<5 r.nning behind in the
early returns, hat the later figures
show that the ticket carries him along.
KISSES FOR GOV. ALTGELp.
AtII o'clock the streets either wsv
from the intersection Of Dearborn and
Madison streets Yere made impossible
by q seethjng, howling crowd OF
Republicans who made the buildings
rattle with their ezuItaut shouts. 4
bulletin puf cut on The Inter Ocean
canvas was met with q volIey Of cat
calls, Kisses and cries Of anarchist. =
"traitor,' and semi-expressions Of
contempt. 1t read: Gov. AltgeId has
just taken the 1870 train for Spring
field. ."-Sentinel,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09
NlUJFFS 5,

In sakhan, French Seal Grey Natural Black Canary
Wool Seal Ladies AstaEhan and Concy Capcs S. 50
$500 Yours respectfully,
JOHNSON, Hill. & CO.,
CcntraIia, Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09
The Tomabawk: A good Joke is re.

The Tomahawk: A good Joke is re-
lated Of two men who are working for
John Landry. They were told by John
10 take two teams and 90 and do some
work for the Catholic society. i'm ex-
cayating for the new hospital. Arriyfno
at the foot Of Second Street where 4
man who they knew to be a Catholic
was at work clearing the grounds for
the new Episcopal Church they sup
posed that WAS the place SO thew buckIeG
down TO work and never discovered
their mistake until four O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09

Mr.. Elmer Eighme, a prosperous
farmer who has resided about 4 miles
from PIttsyille for the past twenty-five
years, vas a welcome caller at this
Office the first Of the week. Mr..
Eighme has not missed an issue Of this
paper for twenty years and he renewed
his subscription for one more year on
Monday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, Nov. THE Republicans
have won a sweeping victory IN this
state, Maynard, the Democratic candi-
date for associate justice Of the Court of
Appeals, IS defeated by majority that
may reach $4,000 or 10000. The entire
Republican state ticket is elected also
perhaps the Bepublican.ticket in Brook
lyn.
LATEE.-Inaications elect state ticket
by 10000 to $4,000. tits claimed Bart
lett s majority over Maynard viii exceed
5o,0G0 The World says Boody comedies
his defeat as mayor Of Brooklyn.
GARY ELECTEDINILL.
CHICAGO H., Noy. Three hundred
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09

of
there buy goods lnc Don until the
closing You'll viii
this will lagahnn Shoes 81 coil
"a
125 $40 grade 80 Warm Shoes and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-09
NEW JERSEY

New YORK. Nov. THE New York
Evening Post claims New Jersey goes
Republican and the anti-race-trsck
element viii control the legislature
The Daily Press says New Jersey
legislature viii be Republican on joint
ballot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
IRON soLDsRs usios.

and capital Therefore he sisopid be
rewarded ~ . wider demand Cor hss
wares In the second place. such
Fso,is arr the product ~ higb-rrieed
sbor. notorionSly more competent than
any other kind And az 10 price. union
labelled goods can be- sold a. low ss Tie
lowest consistent with superior merit
and fair proti In fact uaion
labelled soot~ are generally cheaper
in price than their less favored msr-
ehsndlse riYaia
The design ~ union label "a nstar.
ally svmboiirai - - psrtieaisf trade
snd - pnrI-cse " - recognized - srh-
s~rys Tie typographlsa uni0f hAs
5ne % The neaiesf AM pialnssi enc - =
iess~i amber sathorltf - sha later.
Hsfsossl Tgpcrraghisal asiee as,i The
ssrsasn-AM-reau TypeerApAls hss
siss ssry stsrssus isael TIE abb
\ assa ~ - a~NspapeF sna trbeA'
sofk ard slwsys bears 40 nsHss sed
i.sssstoa ~ tie tisas 10 shlsn ne
priatinE Is done
The Hniou isssl y = PEasfsesi fshliaa'
fhrgfsl a shn aspect a sssutas sifh
ss<n~st - a. sisssi QssaSasnt AassFs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19


wousen who - 90 AnKnicA-
Gently banded themselves together 10
secure iss legal condemnation Any
mAn 90 woman who has occasion 70
parehsse resdy-made clothing for him
sslf. herself OF others. CA directly con-
tribute 20 the success Of . good cause ~
insisting upon sight 81 this label IL u
Of linen and win BE found attached byi
machine stitching 20 the inside breast
pocket Of the coat on the inside OF the
buckle strap Of the vest snd on the
waistbsnd lining Of the trousers
Some of the most EARNEST helpers Of
the tenernent-house sweaters have de-
elared that the union label has 80 far
proved the most effective sid u their
work Of benevoienre.
similar In object % this y the eas-
tom tailors' label Not merely al
trades uuienists bat those who believe
In doing away with starvation wage
syxtems are requested BY the union 10
ask for labelled goods and 20 insist
upon having them when they order
any ciothfng from . merchant tailor.
II viii be found In the same places ~
the garment cutters' label and u
printed In black. ink on white linen.
with the vorda "Jourpeyman Tailors'
Union Of AuericA" In red Ink In the
csaser. II means . fair price for GOOD
work.
The shoemakers have had veritable
war over their label Some years ago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

on every union made cigW box
before II leaves the workman's hands.
IL dealer. therefore. Is guilty Of TAX
ing label from one cigar box and
placing 1t on another or has any de-
tached labels In his store. he shows
that II Is not well even for an enemy of
organized labor to buy from him.
Union labels date back a number of
years and are the natural outerowth OF
the disagreement between labor and
capital The cigarmakers were among
the first 10 adopt this method OF APP
pealing 20 their supporters among the
public IL seems a little surprising.
however. that among the great army
who profess to approve Of every proper
effort on the part OF workingmen 10
better their condition. 20 few help
along the work of the union label.
There are some steadfast sonls who
will not buy any product Of human In
custry II they can avoid IL. unless II
bears this certificate Of good origin.
Those who think IL too much trouble
70 Insist always on such detail In the
things they purchase should reflect
that, after all. IL Is 20 their interest u
buy only union-labeled goods. IL Il
money In their pockets
For. To begin with. an employer who
allows the label 10 go upon goods made
In his factory or mill shows that he IL
doing the best practicable thing q
bring about harmony between labor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
LABEL OF The UNION
The importance to Worongu'en
Of . Piece Of Paper
THAT IS A TOKEN Of LOYALTY
10 Proceed Axsinst coass~rfsissr@
What the Coming I.sbos conventh'a
VIII Consider fbr ProsscttoA-

when the delegates TO the thirseeath
annual convention Of the American
Federation of Labor assemble In Chi.
caro- next December. the subject OF
union lAb<ls viii not be among the
least 10 engage their attention faey
viii be asked 10 consider among other
things connected with this matter WHY
= swindler who has made many thou
sands Of dollars by issuing counterfeits
Of thesc labels should escape with .
ens Of ffsy dollars. while the legal 49,
pect Of numerous questions arising out
Of the use Of such alps OF paper and
muslin win require good deal of con-
sideration-
And surely the Importance Of srnali
things Il nowhere better exemplihed
than In the union labels These little
reminders on the paper are the certifi-
Gates Of character. 90 10 speak, given
% those products Of labor resulting
from harmonious cooperation of the
toiler and thu capitalist Should you
have occasion 20 buy . cigar. for I'M
stance. and wish at the same time
10 do something to help the work
ingman. ask 70 see . specimen OF
the weed contained In one Of
these boxes wherein the union
label Is pasted. You win thus
have an opportunity Of examining .
strip of green paper. not unlike rev.
enue stamp In. appearance, with the
words "Union-Msde Cigars 90 con-
spicuous headline Within the mar
row border IL the printed seal OF the
Cigar Makers international union oi
America. q design including the Amer.
lean eagle and our national shield.
Then follows the certificate that the
cigars contained In that particular bcs
have been made by . first-class work
man. q union man. belonging to IN or
ganization opposed to inferior ''ra'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

paper. Those friends of organized
labor who wish to purchase union
made goods only should exclusively
patronize those traders on whom they
can depend.
Many efforts have been made 20
Illustrate the schemes of these label
counterfeiters with encouraging sue
cess. In all our states IL should be q
penal offense to forge such labels.
The coming annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor win
doubtless take active measures not
only to extend the adoption of the
union label. but 10 see that those who
falsely trade upon its prestige are
brought to justice.
The American Federation OF Labor
has adopted. also. label for the use OF
such trades unions rs do not yet pos
sess a distinctive one. IL Is used on
all goods made by union men connect
ed with organizations affiliated with
the federation. II Is printed on pur.
pie paper and readily distinguishable
as the accompanying cut shows
Readers Of Charles Kingsley's Alton
Locke will remember the passage In
which some badge of universal recog.
milton among the friends OF labor Il
sighed for
May II not be found in the union
labelP CHRIS Evans
Secretary of the American Federation
OF Labor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Al letters prompiy answered. Write for
syupfom bi6nk and Ia "a oisfnoss your
case IL oo-ss you nofhinz. Our nsn1 tze.t
ment q unsxcelled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
SHOE LAsrERs' FRO

rEcrfvE UNION. extraor binary
fact that they could not earn living
by their trade unless they were frst
sent 70 prison for felony. Then began
an agitation which was only success
fully continued by the adoption of the
union label. II il the joint stamp Of
the Boot and Shoemakers lnterna-
tional union and of the Lasters' Pro-
tective union and OF all other union
men In the boot and shoe trade IL Is
printed In blue ink and pasted on
every boot and shoe made by union
men. Those who purchase such foot
wear are perhaps among the few who
can be assured that il is not prison or
convict made in any stage Of it's pro-
duction.
As have already limited. however,
the union label Is counterfeited, like
ell good things From the food of
these spurious slips of paper there
would seem TO exist regular plants
given over to the production of them.
Thus the hatters have suffered from .
series of FRAUDULENT issues which per-
haps rank among the most contempt
bic products OF the counterfeiter's art.
The forgeries In question are printed
sometimes on white paper. and some
times on yellow paper. AS n general
thing they are not perforated on the
edges like the genuine. Another coun-
terfeit label with perforated edge has
lately made it's appearance. however.
II Is larger than the genuine one.
which Is about an inch and halt
square, and is printed on buff colored
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
MANS lNcoNslsTgNclGA


A. Eaaa<rss~d ~ Oss az HI Lev>sg. bss
criss>.s sistsr&
A man can take his life In his hand
and 70 boldly into the trAckless prairie
20 meet herd Of savage baffaloes. or
he can traverse the horrors OF IN Afri-
can Jungle without . shuddcr In bis
body. Hut he cannot enter . fancy
wool shop 20 match special hue with
out breaking into . violent perspirs-
ton. aud finally rushing away without
fuldliing his task
A man can sufyer the amputsfion Of
. limb In heroic silence. but he cannot
endure . mustard plaster on hls chest
without shrieking aloud for mercy.
says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A man can bear the deprivation OF
his wealth with the eAlmness Of
stole. but he cannot lose his collar stud
on the bedroom door without violent
outburst Of temper.
A uan can endure the pangs of hum
ger on a desert island with . brave
spirit. but he cannot eat his brides
hrst pudding without . smothered
ejaculation.
A man can smile grimly under the
torturcs of the rack. but he cannot
tread on q tin tack with his bare foot
without bitter howl
A man can walk forty miles . day
and arrive fresh and bright st the end
of his journey. but he cannot nurse .
baby half an hour without complain
ing that he IL utterly worn out
A man can calculate TO the uttermost
fzrthing the cost of the Suez canal. but
he cannot estimate the price OF q wom-
ans bonnet without egregious errors
A man can possess the physical
strength of . samson. but he cannot
help 20 take down the pictures for the
annual spring cleaning without feel
ing completely exhausted with his
labors.
A man can beard the savage tiger In
his lair without CULVER Of his mus
cleA but he cannot bring an unsx-
pected friend 10 dinner on . wash ing
day without trembling in every limb.
A man can suffer death at the stake
with the dignity Of martyr. but he
cannot chase after bis hat Ia public
road without looking ridiculous.
A man can wait many years In proud
silence for the public appreciation OF
his work, but At q domestic crisis he
cannot get up and light the FIRE every
day for . week without feeling that he
u at for immediate canonixation-
A man viii go through Ore and wa
ter 70 win the girl of his heart, but hs
viii not allow her 20 zee him with Z
four days growth on his chin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

oRASrsRrRh Via. Nov. ls--An cpl
dsaic prevails here among the young
people A large nember q deaths have
ocrnFrei the past fes days add fully =
score u nsw cases are reported this
Werk All schools have been closed and
10 pubic meetings are held The state
heard LIS teen requested 20 investigate
Ire disease and take such steps az viii
pr~yent 10 spread IL has also taken
hald q the Chippewa Indian papcoses
aat mauy deaths are reported
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

III PAso. Iexas Nov ls.--At IL
ociock tonight the cavalry OF Fort Han
cock vas ordered cut and 10 proceed TO
San Eiiz4rice. there 10 meet aud be
ander TIE command q Major James
Hent0n. IL IL understood that the re-
usaining company 4 iufantry At Old
Bliss ssii take up the march tonorrow.
zlorx the border west from this point.
20 d.sband aud prevent revolutionary
movements against Mexico. on this aide
~ 49,. horrtar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

The chis<>e. Jspansss sn1 Stances
are p<culisrly skIiifa1 - botsHieAi
fe&ss One q thsir won&~rfel achieve
soents l. known - he ,ehans<sbie
rc~e- This hioon b Whine IN the
shade and rcd b The saniieht After
night OF in dark roon THE curiosity
q the roe fsDiiy = psrs wszy white
blossom Nhsa trsu<fsrred % the
osr<n air he trsnsfornstiou innedi-
sieiy steps IN. the time Of the snsire
change u the do~sr frosn white 70
the most sanguins Of eli sansuine hnes
depending on tbs degree % sunlight
aud warmth First the petals take
on kind Of washed OF faded blue
color. sDd rspidly change 70 . faint
blush Of pink. The pink gradually
deepens in hue until you and that your
lily-~hite roe Of ~ hour ssfors L. -
red a. the red'isss psoay that ever
bioosned-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

oF LADon Label warning over
the signature Of the unions president
that all infringements upon the label
will be punished according 20 law. II
you purchase q cigar 30 Endorsed every
man affiliated with labor organizations
In the United States will be under per
sonsl obligations TO you.
That Is. assuming the certificate to
be properly placed there. For, con-
temptible as IL may appear, some
trades are not above opposing organ
ized labor openly and stealing its in
sigma in secret. The label have just
mentioned has received the indorse-
ment Of the general executive board of
the Knights of Labor and Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. II Is placed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

less uF IUnFH
ard vital ferc~ fnlov
los q fs~h. 90 ensa-
elas n Ihse exrHs
fftm fmp0tsrishei
t.lsA Ir feFtp's
tso.ien Ms.sical ms
e1smY etfefes the
laoei stof- re wasss
a. sfrefgfh rn.i Tissue.
Ar hciis up keaifhy
fsh sstyt al Liver
Dis So frf tal Eui
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
T~eIsc Cars Il Live Frei<bH Dumped
fneo a Creek

MU>cE. Ind. Nav. Ia-At ) o'esoc<
tAis aireruoon seaf D>sraf. Ohio. q Big
Foer fseizbg trala. consisting Of cattle,
hags aro gram. broke IN Two. and Lne
soeti0us colilsiod az the bottom 81 q
steep grade On a creek bridge Twelve
ears nlei TIE creek wsth a msss OF
debris All fully hffy bead Of cattle and
hoks were allied aud a. many more CO
e4p@d Lso.y crippled Nearly The snoss
81 tte fralE was wreckeL The trainmen
escaped witA Aitls iosuTies. The dam
Age al t. very heavy-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

sAefssssls f@sh Ifin. lss.e fosf AHd ssfsf
uiafa shihifes efs u,s'ls Fiari rrs sud -
tal.f - n iise5asfg ltrf hss .. -
IL FeseFsriAe ffsn tsriff~. - - oenss
.f~'e.fs ffeta rHeaiCtao.as re- - - "taH
wssf.as sssz..,s Il $780, - Ard HatiY .nsis
esFafrs sr.t tsIlts 80 ths Whsle tystefa a
AZ sf4~fisina. restorative tns ~'s ~
psFk al ths rreess-s- - 3lfe>fssh ssi -
tIitfsn. fsaess ever sFFaa ma retafsi =
fiasl aas5 t,sisss - ! hsalft 49, sffHsfh
II y al>as iessff - faFo, - stesY 80
30 e1gs yteH Fsa1ieF taes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

CafrAoo. Nov. is-The police have a
sospici0n that Treasurer Drake OF the
Indiana. fllnois & Iowa railway. Was
not robbed Of s15.00o. but that be in-
iured himself on the head. using Co
ca.ne 20 dcadsn the pain. All OF which
means that they think DO made away
~ith The money himself. Drake no
longer wishes 10 prosecute the search
Tor the robbsrA tie has been plugging
heavily 90 the races. IL = said
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

CfsRKseuse. W. Va. Nov. ls-The
discovery ~ smallpox az Bridgeport .
small tow four miles from hers. has
caused a small paDic "a this county. A
meelog af he city couacii e Clarks.
burg. IA cQaIunct.oa With the county
heaist authoFiles. Nas heiI here today
and y strict 4uarantiBs was established
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

DxsxEa. Sox. ls-Ths fsilaatng dis
raixh xss Fecaiss.l the sfiasnoon a. the
ksassu1Ftsfs a Ne department a Cob
ora.to
DaNrxts, y n. Nov IL
To the A<zistant Adlntant oeDerai--
Arrives here yesterday sfternoaa on
slslastt uasa. tsiisss report made 70
Coioael k5ilss % naneh exszgerslsd
Ihink u kess q proceed 10 The border
All an SOW os ~ uay. vii can p
Bear Cel1htua asuut foar niies tEon
Pslnsaas. sbafe the troahls ocrofrrsA
News fssas tksfs lAst nignt =. that ne
Fesol4rlooists ars xhoUt thirty mirs
soath q TIE bsrtisr awaiting the Mesi-
eaa tEoopa. Nhirh ths Mexican eonsai
here says shouid rsach there tauaouos.
I can cara q 90 inteElsfenes Win
Amsric4ns. IL 70 believed thai tronnis
sin occur upon arrival 81 Nsxic.n
froops 4 shall be ca the border early
tosnoFrox morning. or X nnd u nsess.
saFy. all zee thsrs t9aight. sih Sod
- Demiag three tlaes weekly Tor mall
sad AZ promptly report All tne news
OscAR j. bkowS.
Commanding Squadron
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

LARGE FEES REFUSED.
No pasisns permitted a. psy above . r~>s
Il s. % . month. incindlne al nedsc1n~s
sld sxy<rt lIozsfnenr % insl cure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Metailurgy j. tending 20 become one
of the mos, efficient producers Of man
ures in the world. Twenty years ago
10000 tons Of phosphorus acid we're az
poison 90 the a.oo0 900 tons of cast iron
which England produced, while Eng
lish shirs were rsn>scking the most
distant seginns % the globe for phos-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Cleo eusisess ss5 soelzl rslsfisas sssk
lie Hoiikna Isofls shos them - - snzoa6
tbs met Teilsbie and refutso-s a eur <il.-
E<ns and here are nons mere ~tzely And
~ Nsr,h Coif s,enne- Mr. Etpm u - cd
and frs<sed npioss Of ~ 0risi Csf1sss
tiompenf. A ssss m<nt from szeh . Brr~sn
u not enly sasnztls IA retishls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

ArusrTIc err. y. J.. Nov. IA YER
dtsg lss h~sn secured against the Fsr-
- 81 aeei cpmpsny y ". ID. Sommsrs
- thia clty psseate~ u the round.
sbout Nhrri-. en9 claims the Ferris
der.re - "a infringement Ferris adj
uiitrri taas be got % iieA Tor tho big
Eaesi fT0m Sonmcrs' wheel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

the practice Of
ding the
m market with
Q Wet made
sh oes OF the
peniten tiaries
brough hit the
shocmakcrs Of
the country face
90 face with the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

So CLkfasgtlIE. Otio. Nov. is-A
vrriict ~ guilty sss rendered IN the
frst 2 Tn tofxery e8ses sgsinst W
Shsnnos Iszzars today The Jury vas
a.sai lse.si. rgf }ssige kigE- did DOT pass
ssnfence. ~ TIE DESCENDANTS counsel
sssei Or . new trial. uhich there 10
htfls rcre ~ securing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
CARELESSSEss OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
The Trait that !. se.dsax Thoa-aads 90 y
surs ssrsves-

haryizs nsssssss shs p<.>y
bad e1d
th<sx
rsdsuAs he a. fss
u
i
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

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