TOTS MEET VIOLENT DEATHS IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
In Pitt Minnesota a father and grandfather of J Ferrier are reported dead within a day. The deaths followed a house fire that claimed the seven year old son of the Ferrier family and left his wife gravely ill. The next morning the four year old grandson died after a glass bottle on the porch shattered and caused a fatal wound. Local authorities and Beaudette physicians treated the injured while investigators assess the causes of the tragedies.
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Pitt
Minn
J. Ferrier
B. Moor
Beaudette
del Ferrier
Mayflower Arrives at Oyster Bay After Fog Delay
President Roosevelt aboard the naval yacht Mayflower docked at Oyster Bay New York at five pm on Wednesday after a longer than expected return from Provincetown due to heavy fog. Torpedo boats Worden and Hopkins escorted the voyage and the party went ashore as a shower ended and a twenty one gun salute fired.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Provincetown
Maas
Worden
Hopkins
Long Island Sound
Block Eland
Block Island Sound
Foraker Differentiates From Taft on War and Tariff Views
In Georgetown Ohio on August 22 Senator Foraker spoke at a chautauqua addressing Secretary Taft's Columbus remarks. He quoted Taft and his own congressional debates to criticize tariff revision questions and urged Taft to detail his views. Foraker asked what the president should do about alleged nullification of war amendments by recent Georgia statutes.
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Georgetown
Columbus
Taft
United States
Foraker
Chautauqua Assembly
Congress
Georgia
Newfoundland Premier Bond May Push Hague Arbitration
In St Johns on August 22 Premier Bond and government ministers declined to comment on London's note that the West shore fisheries dispute with the United States may be submitted to The Hague for arbitration. A government newspaper says Bond proposed arbitration, while opposition presses condemn the move as risking a loss for the colony.
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Bt. Johns
N. F
Bond
London
United States
Hague
Frost Hit Cando Area Hurts Late Grain And Flax
A heavy frost swept through Cando North Dakota on August 22 damaging late grain and especially flax just beginning to blossom. Garden crops suffered since the frost occurred in streaks and was more severe in some spots than others, with potatoes spared except for incidental losses.
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Cando, N. D
Peru saloon keeper dies by own action near Minneapolis
Minneapolis Aug 22 A Peru Indiana saloon keeper John Bell is found dead in woods in Northeast Minneapolis Tuesday evening. John Davidson of Peru identified the body. Bell was noted as a prominent saloon keeper. Family troubles are believed to have caused the tragedy.
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Minneapolis
John Bell
Peru
Ind
John Davidson
Bell
Force Inadequate As French Commander Calls for Reinforcements
French forces in Casa Bianca face a demoralized defense as three columns of fanatical tribesmen arrive to bolster opposition. General Drude reports to Philibert that reinforcements are essential while French sharpshooters exchange fire with Arabs attempting to approach the town.
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Big Rave
Bianca
Spain
Drude
Alial Philibert
Paris
TO DISLODGE THE ARABS
A Casablanca siege update reports the besiegers split into three camps, the smallest at 4000 men. General Drude says dislodging them needs 15000 more troops. Each Arab reportedly has 200 to 400 rounds. France orders 1000 reinforcements to Casa Blanca after a ministers meeting deciding more troops are needed.
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Mafin
Casa Blanca
Drude
Oran
Algeria
Picton
Ploquart
Thompson
Madrid cabinet rules out reinforcements to Casa Blanca
The August 22 cabinet meeting in Madrid concluded with a statement that no reinforcements would be sent to Spanish troops stationed at Casa Blanca in Morocco. The decision reflects a shift in Morocco policy under the current government.
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Madrid
Morocco
Casa Blanca
Algerian Sharpshooters Sail to Casa Blanca
A battalion of Algerian sharpshooters and part of a cavalry squadron embarked on the French transport Vinh Long on Wednesday. Their destination is Casa Blanca, with the movement reported from Oran, Algeria on August 22.
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Oran
Algeria
Casa Blanca
Two Men Drowned At Lake Emily In Minnesota
Two men Swen J Carlson and Peter Almquistboth residents of St Peter drowned when a rowboat capsized at Lake Emily as they tried to reach shore. John Johnson who could not swim survived clinging to the anchor rope after the vessel overturned. Rescue efforts found both drowned victims near their fishing poles. Johnson was saved after temporary unconsciousness.
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St. Peter
Minn
Lake Emily
Swen J. Carlson
Peter Almquist
John Johnson
Carlson
Almquist
Johnson
Four Die as Storm Ravages Local Area
Leon Ta Aug 22 Four victims toll from the recent storm rises with the death of Mrs Clara Rogents and her three children. The family home was struck by lightning and the house burned. About twenty people injured in the same disaster.
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Leon
Clara Rogents
Christian Science Leader's Will At Center Of Court Battle
In Concord New Hampshire August 22 a masters hearing on the Mary Baker Eddy estate case ended with a motion to dismiss. Counsel for the relatives argued to end the suit while Mrs Eddy's attorney urged against dismissal citing risks to her will and ongoing work. The matter returns to the superior court for action on dismissal.
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Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
William E. Chandler
Cieads
Frank S. Streeter
Chamberlain
Merrimack County
George W. Glover
Lead
Eddy
Mary Baker Glover
Christian Science Leader
Calvin A. Frye
Lewis Strang
Herman Herring
Irving C. Tomlinson
Alfred Farlow
Ira C. Knapp
Joseph Armstrong
Boston
Stephen A. Chase
Robert N. Chamberlain
Superior Court
Three Men Killed in Wisconsin Powder Mill Blast
Three men Norman Philips John Nolan and Walter Harren were killed in an explosion at Laflin Rand powder mill in Pleasant Prairie Kenosha county. An earlier blast at the same mill months ago had claimed nine lives. Ta Crosse Wis Aug 22 Starting from her home in Ivanhoe Minn July 13 to visit her daughter Miss Stanley Oncearzak at Savannah Wis Mrs Mary Onezarzak mother of Mrs Henry Dittman of Lake Benton Minn has not been seen or heard from relatives have started a search for the aged woman She left home alone on a Northwestern train and was to transfer here to reach her destination She is described as seventy years old and fee
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Racine, Wis
Laflin & Rand
Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha County
Norman Philips
John Nolan
Walter Harren
Ta Crosse
Wis
Ivanhoe
Minn
Stanley Oncearzak
Savannah
Mary Onezarzak
Henry Dittman
Lake Benton
Onczarsak
Burlington
Great Interest in Paris Speech Echoes Roosevelts Trust Fight
Paris August 22 reports show strong public interest in President Roosevelts Providence speech and Tafts Columbus remarks. The Journal Despatch critiques his trust-busting push, warning central control could erode liberty and provoke demagoguery, while praising his honesty and predicting GOP and Democratic rails against trusts in the coming campaign.
Collapse at Carnegie peace palace site kills worker in Netherlands
The cupola at the Carnegie peace palace site in The Hague collapsed after a cable snapped. One workman died and four were injured. In Readville Massachusetts Geers won the grand circuit Massachusetts stakes worth $9,000, with highball on the sulky and sonoma Girl entering the race lame.
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The
Hague
Readville
Mass
Geers
Insurance Underwriters Meet Opens in Toronto
Telegraphic briefs note the eighteenth annual convention of the American Insurance Underwriters Association opening in Toronto Ontario. Wisconsin State Medical Association convened at Superior and will run through Friday afternoon. Richard Mansfield with family left Plattsburg for his summer home in New London Connecticut. The internet at St Joseph's Hospital St Paul went out on strike Wednesday night citing unfair hospital management.
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American Insurance Underwriters’ Association
Toronto
Ont
Wisconsin State Medical Association
Superior
Richard Mansfield
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Paul
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games in Boston and New York produced Cleveland and St Louis wins. American League results include Detroit beating Boston and Cleveland defeating Washington twice. American Association matchups featured St Paul, Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis with key scores.
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Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indiamapolis
Market Quotations From Duluth Minneapolis and Chicago
Duluth wheat and flax prices listed for Sept Dec May with Sept at 99% 1.00 1.04 and flax Sept 1.1644 Oct 1.18 Nov 4.15 Dec 1.13. Minneapolis wheat futures Sept 97c Dec 98c May 1.08. On track prices for No 1 hard 1.02 1% No 1 Northern 1.01 No 2 Northern 98 98c No 8 Northern 94 96c. St Paul cattle good to choice steers 5.50 6.25 fair to good 4.00 5.00 cows and heifers 3.50 5.00 veal calves 4.50 5.50. Hogs 6.30 6.05. Sheep good to choice wethers 5.28 5.40 good to choice lambs 6.25 6.75. Chicago wheat Sept 89 7% Dec 94 4% Corn Sept 67% Dec 55 4% Data Sept 49% Dec 47%. Pork Sept 15.80. Butter creameries 20 24c dairies 18 22c. Eggs 13% 15c. Poultry turkeys 12c chicken 12% 14c. Springs 14c.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Northern
St. Paul
Chicago
Cholag
Uebe
Seare
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle and Hogs
Chicago reports livestock price quotes with categories for cows stockers and feeders western Texan and Battle-Beeves values per hundredweight. Hog prices list light mixed and heavy classes with figures and totals, plus an unclear line about sl ee p and other terms.
Tragic New York Marriage Ends in Double Suicide
Julius Teich, after five years and 15000 miles of searching across two continents, wooed and married Emily Herter in New York only to kill her in a fit of anger two months later and then take his own life. Neighbors heard a pistol shot as the couple quarreled over breakfast. both died within minutes after police found them unconscious in their West One Hundred Twenty-sixth Street apartment. Emily, once from Germany, had feared his temper but consented to the union after years of pursuit.
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New York
Julius Teich
West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Teich
Emily Herter
Germany
Emily
America
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Scranton
Tetch
Julius
Ighdina-Montartas
Sires Socen-Torm
After Beating His Wife In St Paul Carl Johnson Dies
Carl Johnson of 459 Superior street stabbed himself with carbolic acid after assaulting his wife leading to his death at the city hospital. Coroner A W Miller ruled a deliberate suicide and noted his history of alcohol abuse. He was a 35 year old Norway born stonecutter with a wife and three children.
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St. Paul
Carl Johnson
Superior Street
City Hospital
A. W. Miller
Johnson
W. Maertz
Norway
Stonecutters’ Union
Natives of India barred from naturalization
San Francisco Aug 22 United States District Attorney Devlin recently received several applications for naturalization from natives of British India He asked Attorney General Bonaparte for a ruling and the latter stated that the persons referred to cannot be classed as whites and therefore are ineligible to citizenship.
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San Francisco
United States
Devlin
British India
Bonaparte
Deeds Filed for 1700 Acres of Spirit Lake Site
In Duluth on August 22, deeds covering about 1700 acres near Spirit Lake along the St. Louis river for the United States Steel corporation were filed with the register of deeds of St. Louis county. About sixty five deeds and several mortgage satisfactions appear in the record.
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Duluth
Spirit Lake
St. Louis
United States Steel Corporation
Taft Arrives in Lexington for Republican Campaign Event
Lexington Kentucky August 22 Secretary Taft arrived at Elmendorf and was greeted by former Postmaster C H Berryman The secretary was cheered at each station between Cincinnati and Lexington and delivered a brief address at Elmendorf opening campaign activities for the Republicans
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Lexington
Taft
Elmendorf
C. H. Berryman
Cincinnati
Lex
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East Side
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E. H. Smith
Austin, Minn
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New Foundland
Casa Bianca
Minnesota
le Saved
Wisconsin
Journal Despats
Newpork Stock Exchange
John the Baptist
Highball
Sonoma
National League
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago Union Stock Yards
India
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