Rochford Land Co Want Column for Sale or Trade
Rochford Land Co proprietors list 640 acres of A No 1 good farming land for sale or trade in South Dakota 280 acres of standing grass for sale in 20 40 60 or 100 acre pieces A six room cottage for sale at a bargain in 1st ward For sale or rent a seven room house one block from Kenwood Ave Wanted 20 carpenters to work by the day A modern up to date house with a large yard on St Paul St for sale cheap Will be sold regardless of value a good lot on River St For Sale at a large sacrifice two lots on Kenwood Ave $100 down and the balance to suit the purchaser will buy a six room cottage in the west part of town
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South Dakota
1St Ward
Kenwood Ave
St Paul St
River St
Tragic Freight Yard Death Of Duluth Youth
Minneapolis July 18 Leo Kinczy ski fifteen of Duluth was fatally injured under a freight train while attempting to board in the Great Northern yards. He and companion Frank Stummowski also of Duluth had been riding freight trains across the state when crushed. the boy died hours later at the city hospital.
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Minneapolis
Leo Kinczyski
Duluth
Great Northern
Frank Stummowski
Embezzler Arrested in Cincinnati Over $10,000 Theft
H H Kessler once cashier for the Northern Pacific Railroad at Valley City North Carolina was arrested by detectives in Cincinnati. He is charged with embezzling $10,000 and says he will return without requisition papers.
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Cincinnati
H. H. Kessler
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Valley City
N. C
Notable Sexton Entries In Manchester Burials
The report notes sextons in Manchester giving precise burial entries such as a child dying at three days old. These explicit details reflect the era's blunt if clinical record keeping and the press's interest in municipal mortality data.
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Manchester
John Green
London
Bevan Clarifies Brownsville Talk Campaign Position
Lincoln Neb July 18 Bevan says he has not discussed the Brownsville affair as an issue in the current campaign though he would not deny discussing the case in the past. He cites a two year old editorial supporting Roosevelt’s actions and notes Democrats seek farmer votes via a fundraising appeal from Bryan Kern for agricultural gains. Bryan visits Lincoln and attends a Masonic meeting then hosts a Central Labor union gift at his home.
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Lincoln, Neb
Brownsville
Bevan
Roosevelt
Bryan
Kern
Democratic Party
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Lincoln
Central Labor Union
Labor Leader Denies Hearst Bryan Wire Allegations
Erie Pennsylvania July 18 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says reports he wired William Randolph Hearst urging support for Bryan are false. He says he did not send any message to Hearst and rejects the published claims as untrue.
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Erie
Samuel P. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Associated Press
William R. Hearst
Independence League
League
William J. Bryan
Denver
Organized Labor
Gompers
Mr. Hearst
Bryan
Hearst
Aged Couple Found Dead In Apparent Double Suicide Pact
Police indepth report that Kirsnen Panzer aged sixty five and Theresa Panzer aged sixty two were found in their rooms with tubes in their mouths and a marked prayer book passage. A pocketbook with eleven pennies and an unsigned note declaring they were tired of the struggle were discovered. Both were taken to Harlem hospital in critical condition.
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New York
Kirsnen Panzer
Fheresa
Harlem Hospital
Milwaukee tragedy ends with multiple deaths at home
In Milwaukee on July 18 William Hilts a barber at the Soldiers' Home killed Mrs. Kim Bell and Joe Bittner before killing himself. He had been jealous of a man Mrs. Kim Bell called her son Albert Diller. An unknown Austrian named John was injured while Hill fired at Diller. All three victims died instantly.
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Milwaukee
William Hilts
Diller
Hill
John
America
Biis
Kimbell
Negro Murderer Executed at West Virginia Penitentiary
Frank Johnson, described as a Negro, was hanged in Moundsville for the murder of Mrs. B. Martin at Gipsy on March 3. He died nine minutes after the drop. Earlier he confessed to five murders to the prison chaplain.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Frank Johnson
West Virginia
B. Martin
Gipsy
Johnson
Williams Found Guilty in Fatal March 10 Case in Chicago
Andrew Williams, a Black man, was convicted of murder in the related incident in Chicago. The jury in the criminal court sentenced him to death for fatally injuring his wife on March 10 and severely harming his two year old child and his father.
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Chicago
Andrew Wiliams
Williams
Intey
Railroads Face Three Solutions to Financial Troubles
J F Haranan president of the Binola Central argues three options for rails: higher rates, lower wages, or boosted business. James J Hill of the Great Northern insists only freight-rate increases will restore credit and profits, denying wage cuts. he cites European wage comparisons and warns wages must rise with labor value.
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New York
J. F. Harahan
Binola Central Railroad
Mauretania
Europe
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Mr. Hill
Hill
Canada
Bereaved Brother Ends Own Life in Similar Manner
Pittsburg July 18 William Moffit of Sisterville West Virginia came to attend his sister Stella Moffit funeral who had killed herself last Tuesday. He died in a similar act at his parents home on Red street. Grief over his sister is the believed motive. He was thirty nine, leaving a wife and five children.
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Pittsburg
William Moffit
Sisterville
W. Va
Btella Moffit
Red Street
Moffit
Glidden Tour Reaches Boston After 194 Mile Day
Led by Charles Glidden of Boston, the Glidden and Hower trophies tour to Boston ends the longest day with 194 miles. Fifty cars filed into the Bay State Auto association club house after ten hours from Albany New York, with one car losing a perfect score at Warren.
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Boston
Charles Glidden
Glidden
Hower
American Automobile Association
Bay State Auto Association
Albany
N. Y
Warren
Two Boys Die in Lightning on Ohio Farm
On a Vandalia area farm near Dayton two youths Clyde Zar aged twenty and Walter OCowite aged fourteen were killed by lightning. They had led horses into a barn when a bolt struck the building, killing the boys and both horses.
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Dayton
Clyde Zar
Walter Ocowite
Vandalia
E H Smith Land and Loan Co offerings in Minnesota and North Dakota
The E H Smith Land and Loan Co of Austin Minnesota advertises timber lands in Carlton County Minnesota near Duluth and railroads with prices from $% to $12.50 per acre plus easy terms, along with farm trades in North Dakota and Minnesota. They also offer mortgages secured on North Dakota farms at 6 to 7 percent interest, insurance through Old Line companies, bonds for estate closings, and drafting of Leases Mortgages and Deeds at reasonable rates.
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Carlton Co
Minn
Duluth
Great Northern
Soo
Arrow Line
Northwest
Dickinson
N. D
Austin City
Mower County
Austin
Dako
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