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Identifier	AB01a314.jpg
Title	Word came to this place
Creators	Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.)
Subjects	Railroads ; Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company
Description	Transcription of newspaper article from the Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Dec. 22, 1887, regarding the Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company.
Publishers	Peter White Public Library (Marquette, Mich.) ; Superiorland Library Cooperative (Marquette, Mich.)
Contributors	Perron, Wesley E.
Date-Original	Dec. 22, 1887
Date-Digital	11/21/2003
Type	Image/document
Format	jpg
FormatUse	125 KB
Source	Electronic reproduction of: Transcription from Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Dec. 22, 1887.
Language	eng
Time-Period	1850-1899
Geographic	Negaunee (Mich.)
Rights	Digital materials in the Upper Peninsula Digitization Center collections are either in the public domain, according to U.S. copyright law, or permission has been obtained from rights owners. The digital version and supplementary materials are available for all educational uses worldwide. For further information contact the Superiorland Library Cooperative staff (updigit@uproc.lib.mi.us).
Transcript	Source: Negaunee Iron Herald Negaunee, (L. S.), Mi. December 22, 1887 Thursday Word came to this place, only this week, that ten days or two weeks ago, several Italians at Reil's headquarters on the line of the new road became so diseased with black leg that they left the camp trying to reach the railroad and get out of the country. At Camp 2 they died in the night and were placed outside of the house by their companions, to be buried in the morning. When morning came the bodies were missing and signs showed that they had been eaten by wolves during the night. -L'Anse Sentinel DSS&A

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