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People who came down from the copper country on yesterday's noon train

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Identifier	AB01a550.jpg
Title	People who came down from the copper country on yesterday's noon train
Creators	Daily mining journal (Marquette, Mich.)
Subjects	Railroads ; Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company
Description	Transcription of newspaper article from the Daily mining journal (Marquette, Mich.), Aug. 10, 1888, 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	Aug. 10, 1888
Date-Digital	12/30/2003
Type	Image/Document
Format	jpg
FormatUse	115 KB
Source	Electronic reproduction of: Transcription from Daily mining journal (Marquette, Mich.), Aug. 10, 1888.
Language	eng
Time-Period	1850-1899
Geographic	Marquette (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: The Daily Mining Journal, Marquette, MI Friday, August 10, 1888 PWPL Micro Film Reel No. 33 People who came down from the copper country on yesterday's noon train say there was almost a riot on the train, caused by the Italians who were returning from work on the road endeavoring to force their way into coaches were [*where] they had no business and blood shed was only averted by the prompt measures taken by the conductor with the assistance of the train men and some of the passengers. DSS&A Ry. Passenger

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