The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-17
In The Good Old Way
That's HoWRed Jacket
Will Celebrate the
Fourth.
A DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
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Unknown Persons.

At the meeting last week it was de
termined that Red Jacket should cele
brate the Fourth in the good old way
That fact was made doubly certain a
last evenings meeting, when an outlin'
OF the complete program of the days do
ings was prepared and some Of the ar
rangements perfected for the great event
A permanent organization, with J. ID
Cuddihy az chairman; W. W. Ellis, secre
tary, and j. l.. Nankervis, treasurer, was
effected and the meeting Immediately got
down TO business. A long list OF vice
presidents was appointed and Mr.. John
Duncan was made president OF the day
]. l.. Nankeryis will act az reader and a
chaplain will be appointed soon. The
speaker of the day mas not Yet been de-
cided upon, but Hon. Thomas b. Dan
stan, of Hancock, will be invited TO
make the address and will probably ac-
cept.
Arnold Miller will act in the capacity oil
grand marshal OF the day, while Peter
Heinrich, Jr., will head the calithump-
ian parade. attired in a costume that will
be drawing card in itself The cali
thumpian parade promises TO be an inn
portant part of the procession which will
take place in the morning, as several new
and startling ideas in this line will be in
PRODUCED. The first prize for the best
group of eight or more will be $50; sec
ond, s35; third 500; fourth, SO; and
the fifth prize will be for single costume
for which s. will be awarded.
The grand parade of the civic and mill
tary organizations will form the prinei-
pal part of the parade in the forenoon
and four bands will probably take part
in this. Messrs. Norman Macdonald and
Charles Schenk were appointed TO wait
on the bands.
The city will be decorated in the usual
style. beside which several new pieces OF
work will serve TO make the town more
inviting and attractive. Capt. Josiah
Hall and Messrs II. Bibber, and Ferd
Englehardt will have charge of this.
AS the Y. NJ. c. A. will hold it's field day
on the Fourth, the committee decided
not to have any sports, but TO have the
bands about the city for the greater part
OF the afternoon.
In the evening a new feature in the cele
bration will be introduced, that Of a
grand Illuminated bicycle parade, the ar
rangements for which were left TO Will
lam Monroe, W. II. Faucet, &. Rowe
and VI. j. Culnan. For this event liberal
prizes for the best costumes, including
the decorations on the bicycle will be Off
cred, which are as follows: First, SIS;
second, so; third, IS; fourth, -; fifth,
: sixth, SO. This should serve to draw
out large number OF wheelmen and will
undoubtedly attract great deal OF in
terest. Beside the bicycle parade in the
evening, there will be fireworks and
committee, consisting of j. H. Holman.
Herman Bibber and J. d. Cuddihy, was
appointed 20 look after this part OF the
program.
Further particulars a. 70 the great
event will be announced from time TO
time. That the eagle will scream, and in
way that will do itselfproud, is now as
sured and Red Jacket will have celebra-
ton that will eclipse everything in the
county and probably the Upper PENN
sula.