Fitzsimmons Knocks Ruhlin Out At Madison Square Garden
Bob Fitzsimmons of Australia defeated Gus Ruhlin the Akron giant in the sixth round at Madison Square Garden. The bout featured a fierce, bloody slugfest with Fitzsimmons delivering a decisive solar plexus blow that felled Ruhlin and ended the match as Ruhlin rose groggy and was counted out.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Australia
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Twentieth Century Club
Madison Square Garden
Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Ohio
Rublin
Ruhhlin
Gus
Roblin
Rnuhlin
Rohlin
Fire at Adams farm wipes out hundreds of animals in Richland County
A severe thunderstorm thunderbolt struck the Adams farm 12 miles southwest of Wanprtow North Dakota on August 11. The barn fire killed 69 horses and 53 mules worth about 20000 dollars while 150 beasts were trapped by smoke. the rain stopped further loss and saved surrounding buildings.
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Richland County
Adams Farm
Buildnes
Jackson declines Tenth district Democratic congressional nomination
Bay City Michigan August 11. George D. Jackson refused to accept the congressional nomination unanimously given him by the Democrats of the Tenth district.
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Bay City
Mich
George D. Jackson
Log Theft Ring Strips $1000 Worth Of Logs On Mississippi
La Crosse Wisconsin August 11 a group of 22 log thieves from La Crosse attacked J W Van Sant’s raft on the Mississippi at Dresbach Minnesota and carried off several hundred logs valued at $1000 or more. They used 16 skiffs overpowered the watchman and fled with the logs to a local lumberman. Detectives are on the case. The thieves claim a secret protective association and threaten death to informers. Over past years about $1,000,000 worth of logs have been stolen.
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la Crosse
Wis
J. W. van Sant
Dresbach
Minn
LaCrosse
Alaskan Census Supervisors Missing Since June
Washington reports concern for the safety of Charles M. Robinson and W. G. Hine Coffin Alaska census supervisors who left Rampart City in June for St Michaels in small boats and have not been heard from by mid July. No further tidings have reached St Michaels.
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Washington
Charles M. Robinson
W. G. Hine-Coffin
Alaska
Rampart City
St. Michaela
St. Michaels
NOT FAIR'S WIDOW Widow Denied Estate Claim in Fair Case
San Francisco Aug 11 Mrs Nettie R Craven loses bid for allowance from late Senator James G Fair estate Judge Troutt rules she is not the widow and that the alleged will and deeds to her are forged The decision cuts off her claims to the millionaire's property
Massacre of Armenians Triggers Foreign Ministers' protests
In Constantinople on August 11 foreign ministers summoned by their governments protested the massacre of Armenians by Turkish troops in Asiatic Turkey and pressed the Porte to punish the offenders.
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Constantinople
Asiatic
Turkey
Porte
Two Trainmen Killed In Wisconsin Train Collision
At Janesville a Milwaukee road passenger train collided with a switch engine pulling five coal cars. Engineer Burt Schlatter of Janesville and fireman Gus Abendrath on the passenger train were killed. Other crew escaped by jumping.
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Janesville
Wis
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Burt Schlatter
Gus Abendrath
Death of former Turkish grand vizier Dvejada Pasha
Telegraphic brevities report the death of Dvejada Pasha a former grand vizier of Turkey. The cotton crop condition is 76 with 76.8 recorded on July 1. W J Bryan pledges to visit New York state and deliver several speeches before campaign ends supporting Norman E Mack of Buffalo.
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Dvejada Pasha
Turkey
W. J. Bryan
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
New York
American League Scores On the Diamond
Baseball romp results from Indianapolis Detroit and Milwaukee show Cleveland and Chicago strong while Detroit Buffalo and Kansas City chase. Standings list Chicago leading with .587 and Indianapolis next at .542 as Milwaukee Detroit and Cleveland trail.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Wheat and Flax Prices Reported in DuLuTa
On August 10 in DuLuTa the cash market lists No. 1 hard at 80.146 and old No. 1 Northern at 78%0, with No. 8 at 73%40. Arriving contracts show old No. 1 hard at 80.340 and old No. 1 Northern at 78%4c, while new No. 1 hard 79% and new No. 1 Northern 77c with September 77%cc and December 78'40. Flax cash at $1.30 and September $1.30 with October at $1.27.
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DuLuTa
Wheat futures slip in Minneapolis grain market notes
In Minneapolis on August 10 the willows show prices for wheat futures with In Store No 1 Northern August at 75 percent, September 75 40, December 76 percent. On Track No 1 hard 77 percent, No 1 Northern 75 percent, No 2 Northern 74 percent.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report
Sioux City Iowa August 10 cattle market steady with beeves at 5.00 to 6.30, cows bulls and mixed 2.00 to 4.00, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 4.00, calves and yearlings 3.26 to 4.25. Hogs 50 cents lower with price range 4.95 to 5.10.
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Sioux City
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep Market Report from South St Paul
South St Paul stock market review shows hogs opening weak and closing easy with price range 4.60 to 5.25. Cattle trades dull with bids 3.75 to 6.26 for cows and heifers and 4.75 to 5.25 for steers, fat bulls 3.25 to 3.50, calves 3.50 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 4.25 to 4.80, steer calves 4.25 to 4.80. Fat sheep steady with demand fair, fat sheep 3.60 to 4.00, lambs 4.00 to 4.25.
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South St. Paul
Prices for Grains and Pork in August to October
Commodity prices listed for wheat corn oats flax and pork across August September and October. Wheat August 75 40, September 76c, October 76 4c. Corn August 89c, September 37 340, October Bus 6. Oats August 2 20, September 22 %c, October 2 %c. Flax cash Northwestern 1.34, Southwestern 1.34, August 1.32, September 1.80, October 1.2634. Pork August 11.67, September 11.7334, October 11.80.
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Northwestern
Southwestern
Dewey Denies Interview on China Philippines
Admiral Dewey rejected a Brooklyn Eagle interview story as false saying no war stance or statements were made by him. He stated his attention was drawn to the article and that the attributed words are absolutely incorrect.
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Washington
Dewey
Brooklyn Eagle
China
County Teachers Take Certification Examinations
The county held exams in Grand Meadow and Austin for first and second grade and limited certificates. Many teachers participated, with varying pass counts, and questions covered spelling, literature, geography and arithmetic. Papers were sent to St Paul on August 9 for results.
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Austin
Shakespere
Longfellow
Scott
Asia
Philippines
Korea
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Tien Tek
Peking
Trane Siberian Railroad
Panama Canal
Jouhannesburg
Mower
St. Paul
Mor gar Morgan v Godley over services in bankruptcy case
Henry A Mor gar of Austin sues John G Godley for 302 64 claimed for early services in Brendin bankruptcy proceedings. Morgan represented Albert Lea Nation bank and Keatvold Brown in the case. Trial begins in district court and will not be heard until December.
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Alber Lea Tribune
Henry A. Morgar
Lafayette French
Austin
Auit
John G. Godley
Brendin
Mr. Morgan
Keatvold & Brown
Albert Lea Nations Ban
G.oiey
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Late Market Report
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards
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Roosevelt
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Mower County
Page
National Life Insurance Company
BES
Brest
Pillsbury
Murphy & Son General Managers
Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn
D. Chapman & CO
William Owen
Ingomar
The
St. Cecelia Guild
Opera House
Cressey & Donovan
Malloy Brothers
Austin, Mina
Opera House Pharma
John Gund Brewing Co
LA Crosse, Wis
Gund
Victor J. Evans & CO
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Canada
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