Minnesota Iron Ore Land Battle Heads To Supreme Court
Long legal fight over a Minnesota tract known as section go amid high stakes and iron ore value. Key figures include Miller who built the Savoy, Judge Digro, and the Midway Company tied to Eaton’s title disputes. The case has risen to the United States Supreme Court after years of contest.
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New York
States Supreme Court
Orange
Minnesota
United States Steel Corporation
Vinenveror SU
Tive
Lutge
Issd
Puder Serivy
Orilie Strum
Maton
Midway Company
Obtolus O
Eaton
Miller
Secretary of the Interior
Frank Hicks
Aton
United Sates Supreme Court
Veld
Samuel 3. Marr
Eleventh Judicial District
Moer & Edson
Utdge Moer
Supreme Court of the United States
Radical Abolitionist Bourne Dies at 82 in New Jersey
William Orland Bourne known as the pioneer of immediate unconditional abolition died at his daughter’s home in Nutley New Jersey aged 82. He was a prominent Radical Abolitionist figure associated with abolitionist causes in New York. Bourne’s death marks the end of an influential career in anti slavery advocacy and reform.
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New York
William Orland Bourne
Nouttraly
N. J
Conger Delegates Elected in Madison County Primary
Madison County Republican primaries held yesterday nominated Minister Conger over A B Cummins for the party delegation to Des Moines. The result reflects local support for Conger in Des Moines bound contests.
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Conger
Des Moines
Madison County
Minister Conger
A. B. Cummins
Wreath laid by Brazilian officers at Washington burial site
A Brazilian naval party deposited a wreath on Washington's tomb yesterday. Other items note global events including a San Francisco millionaire wedding trip, Teja dead at Yokohama, and clergy changes in Minnesota. The Philippines volunteers reportedly return home with further scattered notes on officials and investigations.
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Washington
San Francisco
Haxter
Wyoming
Japan
Teja
Yokohama
Mdsall
North Duakota
Minnnesota
Tanud
Rassieur
Medical Association
St. Paul
Philippines
Haperor William
Duke Hrnest Guepther
Peking
Yu-Heien
Shaust
Mabel Burt
Smith College
Northampton
Massins
F.D. Tubbs
Kansas Wesleyan University
France
Kaiser
Metz
Marquis de Noailles
Bertin
Indigna
Three Thiga Try to Escape and Shoot During Transfer
In Toronto on June 6 three alleged bank burglars from Chicago were moved to jail after a court session. As the armored cabin neared the jail an unknown assailant fired three loaded revolvers at Officer Boyd, who died minutes later. Jones was wounded in the arm and groin, and Rutledge was struck. The trio fled to a passing streetcar but were overpowered. Jones remains hospitalized with the loss of an arm possible.
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Thiga
Dha
Thatr
Castorlinnay
Toronto
Frank Rutledue
Fred Riese
Frank Jones
Bank Bunglars Extracttu
Chicago
Rabbiory Aft
Antom
Boyd
Stewart
Gillber Stewart
Jones
Rutledge
Debt Paying Pioneer Edward Kimball Dies at 78
Edward Kimball, a famed debt payer for churches and an early converter of Dwight Moody, died at 78 in Chicago. He began church debt relief in 1877, retired from business two years later to focus on aid, and raised funds to cover about $165,000,000 in church indebtedness across the United States.
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Moody
Chicago
Edward Kimball
Dwight I. Moody
Lily Gun
It. H. Kimball
Kimball
Chieng
United States
Two West Point cadets dismissed for misconduct
Stephen Nerner of Syracuse New York and Charles B Perry of Town were summarily dismissed from the United States Military Academy at West Point after being found to have obtained permission to leave the post and later seen drinking at a Newburgh bar. They were dismissed without travel pay and departed for home. The report also notes a large Iowa veterans encampment in Dubuque and unrelated items about a Benton Harbor Michigan raid plan and Illinois Bulls exposition preparations.
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West Point
N. Y
Tyne
United States Military Academy
Stephen B
Newburgh
Ex-Senator Caffery's Son Killed in Florida Pond
Lieutenant St John Liddell Caffery, son of ex-Senator Don Caffery of Louisiana, died after an accident in Pensacola on June 6. He fell into a pond and his neck cord broke, causing paralysis. Also notes on the Tri-State Dental Meeting with dentists from several states registered at the German House box on ice as the third triennial gathering began Tuesday.
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Ilinors
Bullato- Springfield
Ill
H. P. Rucker
J. W. Wempleton
Illnois
Caffery
Kiliad
Pensacola
Fla
St. John Liddell Caffery
United States
Marcies
Don Caffery
Louisiana
New Roller Plant Inspected in Kewanee Illinois
Sixty Chicago and Milwaukee customers of the Kewanee Hailer company were entertained here Tuesday and shown through the new plant, built to be the largest of its kind in the country.
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Kewanee, Ill
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kewanee Hailer Company
Buld
Rock Island Holds Meeting Approves Additional Stock
The annual meeting of stockholders of Rock Island was held yesterday in Chicago. An amendment to the articles of consolidation was adopted authorizing an issue of up to 10,000,000 additional stock.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Be Wil Rule Milliken University Unspecified
Be Wil Rule Milliken University report from Emporia Kansas notes resignation of President Taylor of the state normal school to lead the new James Milliken University in Decatur Illinois. Also mentions William Jones known as Mighty Bil pledging Christian conversion while jailed for a murder case. Beloit Wisconsin reports a train accident killing Mrs Harold Erickson and her sister-in-law while crossing a glassed tracks.
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Milliken
Bmporia
Kan
Taylor
State Normal School
James Milliken University
Decatur, Ill
Peer
Beloit
Wis
Harold Erickson
Aed
Wila Erickson
Northwestern
Vile ‘Aulving
Repeal Hinted for Canteen Law Next Congress
Washington reports Senate Military Affairs Chair Frawley predicts quick repeal of the canteen law in the Fifty-seventh Congress. Temperance groups mobilize to oppose, citing post commander reports due after July. Officials note lawfulness issues at Fort Sheridan, with seasoned Fort Snelling troops likely better controlled.
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Washington
Sciatur Frawley
Connecticut
Claryman
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Miltary Committee
Senate
Teacetallers
Root
Department
Professor Herron Letters Explain Divorce Stand Named
Grinnell Iowa June 6 a synopsis of Professor Herrons letter to the Congregational council denying his wife blame in the Trove Lie affair is given. He says the legal divorce form was necessary and accepts responsibility alone while condemning the marriage system as oppressive. He insists children belong to the mother and asserts he has not deserted them. He defends Miss Rand and denounces attempts to defend him at others expense. In Nicaragua Managua a Christian Scientist Salvador Agillez preaches against Catholic doctrine nightly for three months gaining male converts but no female adherents. Government allows meetings with no disruption. In Brussels cabinet council approves annexing the Congo State with any decade.
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Bee
Tts W.f
Grinnell
Nerron
Congregational Council
Herron
Algomn
Miss Rand
Christian Boleaver
Nicaragua
Managua
Salvador Agillez
Brussells
Congo
Ter
London and Berlin Police Spendings and Poultry Cure Claim
The London police department hests SS 1000 and the F department SA MAY 000 and the Berlin police depart ment 4 500 000. Berlin policemen are retired Prussian soldiers. Raven's Poultry Food is advertised as a positive cure for chicken cholera raupe gapes and all diseases. It claims to improve digestion and growth in poultry and to make hens lay more eggs. Sold by Franz Stagenstein Ackicy Iowa.
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London
F Department
Berlin
Raven's
Franz Stagenstein
Ackicy
Lowa
Official Regulation Orders Quarterly Burn of Hospital Linens
A government regulation requires that all linen at the Ceylon hospital be burned every three months. An inspecting official condemns sheets and towels for disposal, signaling strict enforcement and routine asset clearance.
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Ceylon Hospitala
didn't marry for money
A Boston man who recently wed a frail rich young woman is now glad she recovered thanks to Dr King's New Life Pills. The remedy is claimed infallible for jaundice biliousness fever and stomach troubles. It is gentle yet effective and sells for 25 cents at GC F Prander's drug store.
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Boston
Dr King
F. Prander
Definition of credulous dupe from Washington Star
A father explains the term to his son, noting that a credulous dupe is a man who leaves his umbrella at home when the forecast predicts fair weather. The wry remark highlights gullibility in everyday weather expectations.
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Washington Star
Electric Bitters Transform Levanna Man After Kidney Pain
Burnett Mann of Levanna Ohio suffered three years with back pain from kidney trouble. After taking six bottles of Electric Bitters he reports complete cure, with renewed energy. The remedy promises to regulate stomach liver kidneys and bowels with perfect satisfaction guarantee.
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Burnett Mann
Levanna
Prander
Lucky Jones and the £1000 life policy mystery
Witty banter hides a tale of Jones who took out a life insurance policy for £1000 and died six days before the company failed, prompting questions about timing and the policy.
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Jones
Binks
Ife
Exchange
Thompson's Affairs and Resume Date Hinted in Harlem Life
Letting ’Em Down Easy questions Thompson’s status after a failure. Roberts asks about any updates on his affairs and when he plans to resume. Peters answers that creditors must accept the fact they won’t receive a cent before he returns. Harlem Life.
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Roberts
Thompson
Peters
Harlem
Getting Thin Promoted Remedy for Weakened Appetite
An old advertisement promotes Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for under digestion and overwork causing thinness. It claims oil balances work, supports health, and offers a free sample, with contact details and price for a druggist.
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Scott
Scorr
Seven Year Bedridden Woman Walks After Bitters Trial
Mrs L Pease of Lawlienne Kansas had been bedridden seven years with kidney trouble and general debility. After taking three bottles of Electric Bitters she could walk again and felt like a new person in three months. Headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness respond to the remedy offered by C F Pranduer for 50 cents guaranteed satisfaction.
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C. F. Pranuder
Man Finds Fame in Counterfeiting Says Philadelphia Press
A cryptic clipping notes a man who amassed wealth through counterfeiting, with a mix of playful oblique phrasing and a jab at a broker. The Philadelphia Press attributes the quip to a taunt about scams and financial shenanigans.
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Jimson
Philadelphia Press
Dr King's New Discovery Saved Two From Death
Mrs Haviland of Armonk New York recalls her daughter nearly dying from whooping cough and bronchitis vowing that when other remedies failed Dr King's New Discovery saved her life. Her other child with advanced consumption also recovered, and the medicine is praised as infallible for coughs and colds. Bottles priced at 50 cents and 81.00 are guaranteed by O F Pfau der.
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W. K. Havilland
Armonk
N. Y
Dr. King
Earth
O. F. Pfauder
Cat Prize and Patent Remedy Advertisement
Raven's Stack Food purifies the blood and regulates the kidneys. It cures coughs colds and distemper in horses and helps with heaves and pinkeye. Useful for overworked and old horses and prevents premature foaling. For sale by Branty Hagenstein Ackley.
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Branty Hagenstein
Ackley
Buckling Arntea Salve sold at Pfandee's
Terrible explosion burned a lady who was burned frightfully but the best doctors could not heal the running sore until Buckling Arntea Salve entirely cured her. The ad claims the salve is infallible for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles, priced 25 cents at C F Pfandee's.
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N. Palmer
Kirkmang
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