For Sale Listings in Freeborn County
For sale three fortys in Freeborn County and several homes including a six room near Packing House and another six room in Railroad addition. A large house with barn on Main Street, an eighty acre farm near a market with $500 down and five percent interest, and a six room cottage in the west part of town. Also a $900 loan sought on good security at seven percent. For rent a five room flat on Main Street.
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Freeborn County
Main St
Train Schedules and Arrivals for Cornel Buste and Omaha
Partial timetable notes show outbound service to Cornell, with connections to Omaha at 11:40 PM heading for Lyle. Mason City arrival around 1:18 PM, 3:40 PM, and 3:35 PM from Fort Dodge. Sightings include Mason City and Omaha routes with Lyle and Dounot Biats.
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Reaohe
Cornell Biufte
Omaha
Lyle
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Lyle Dounot Biats
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to Seek Annulment Alleging Insanity
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will sue for an annulment of her marriage to Harry K. Thaw alleging he was insane at the April 1905 ceremony. Thaw will defend. Lawyers say the case, to be tried in New York County, may include psychiatric testimony from prior murder trial experts.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
William Thaw
Harry
Franklin Bartlett
Bartlett
Evelyn Thaw
A. Russel Peabody
Matteawan
Peabody
Daniel O’reilly
Evelyn
Mr. Peabody
O’reilly
Mr. O'Reilly
Lfe
O'Reilly
White
Orchard Changes His Plea In Murder Case
Harry Orchard withdrew a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Steunenberg case. Judge Fremont Wood scheduled sentencing for March 18. Orchard, calm and self assured, said he understood the consequences after discussing with his lawyer.
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Caldwell
Ida
Harry Orchard
Fremont Wood
Wood
Orchard
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Pettibone
Boise
Moyer
Swiss ski champion killed in avalanche near Ber gen
Berne March 11 Stephen Koch of St Moritz champion ski runner of Switzerland was skiing north of Ber gen when an avalanche carried him over a precipice and killed him.
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Berne
Switzerland
Stephen Koch
St. Moritz
Bergen
Wipes Out His Family in Tenino Tragedy
Warren McKay, a Canadian native, killed his wife and three children in Tenino Washington and then died by possible suicide. Two workers found his body on a trail near his home. police report no external wounds on McKay, while the mother and two children were found murdered with a hammer and a cut throat. McKay had suffered facial cancer and faced mental strain from illness.
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Tenino
Wash
Warren McKay
Canada
McKay
Michigan
Washington
Scotsman Rasmussen Charged in Gruesome Fire-Water Attack
Chicago reports Christian Rasmussen, a Pleas ant Prairie farmer, heated water to boiling and poured it on his four year old son and nine year old daughter. He then attacked his wife who fled for help. All three are seriously injured. Rasmussen is in custody.
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S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Chicago
Christian Rasmussen
Pleasant Prairie
Rasmussen
Four Negroes Lynched by Mississippi Mob
Mobile dispatch reports four African American men Dave Poe Tom Ranston and two Jenkins brothers were seized from Deputy Sheriff Evans in Jackson County while en route to jail. A mob of about thirty incited by nearby fires hanged the quartet at Van Cleave near Biloxi, after they confessed.
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Mobile
Ala
Dave Poe
Tom Ranston
Jenkins Brothers
van Cleave
Miss
Biloxi
Evans
Jackson County
American car leads New York to Paris race reaches Rawlins
In Rawlins Wyoming on March 11 the American car leads the New York to Paris race arriving there. The Italian machine rested at Ogallala Nebraska while French Car No 1 repaired at Le Grandela and set to restart. The second French car remains at Clinton Iowa for repairs and the German entrant speeds through central Iowa near Marshalltown.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Ogallala
Nebraska
le Grandela
Clinton
Iowa
Marshalltown
Democratic State Senator Kemp Dies in Duel in Amite
Amite Louisiana reports the death of Democratic State Senator D. S. Kemp who was shot by C. F. Hyde after a quarrel over the state primary. Hyde, a local political and business leader, shot Kemp following a confrontation that began with accusations of untruthfulness. The duel occurred soon after and Hyde was not harmed.
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Amite, la
D. S. Kemp
C. F. Hyde
Hyde
Kemp
London Times Satisfied Over King Edward and French Visit
London reports a tentative plan for a state visit of President Fallieres to London next May after King Edward's trip to France. The move aligns with past diplomacy and aims to quiet tensions from the German emperor's letter. Asquith pledges naval strength while assuring no relaxation in Britain's sea supremacy. The Times editorial calls the policy clear and satisfactory.
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London
Edward
France
President Fallieres
Paris
Germany
Asquith
House of Commons
Great Britain
Lord Tweedmouth
The
Times
Schmitz Freed on Bail in Bribery Case
Eugene Schmitz former mayor of San Francisco is released from custody on bonds to answer bribery charges linked to public service corporations. Judge Dunne dismissed him from custody on the extortion indictment per the state supreme court ruling. Affidavits by Heney and DA Langdon challenge Ruef immunity claims ahead of further trolley case trials.
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San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Liberty
Frank H. Dunne
Schmitz
Supreme Court
Francis J. Heney
H. Langdon
Ruef
Heney
Langdon
Thel
United Railway
First International Y M M Movement Convention in Pittsburg
About 3500 attendees with delegates from around the world gathered in Pittsburg for the first international Young People's Missionary movement convention. The event, representing 14 million people, showcased three miles of moving pictures at Exposition hall and overflow meetings across the city. Rev John Willis Baer directed devotional exercises at the sessions and will preside throughout. Plans announced for the sixth world Sunday school convention in Washington on June 4 and 5, 1910, representing 26 million people across over fifty countries.
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Pittsburg
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Music Hall
Exposition Hall
Old City Hall
John Willis Baer
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
White House opens first international congress on the welfare of the child
The White House hosted the opening of the first international congress on child welfare under the National Mothers' Congress. About 200 delegates from all states and many countries met with President Roosevelt who touted the mother as a superior citizen to the soldier. The inaugural session occurred at the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church with Elmer E. Brown, the U S education commissioner, delivering a speech on Children in the United States. Messages from governors' appointees were read.
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Washington
White House
National Mothers’ Congress
Roosevelt
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmer E. Brown
United States
Anarchist on Trial in Murder of Priest at St Elizabeth
In Denver on March 11 the prosecution in the Guiseppe Alia case, charged with murdering Father Leo Heinrich at St Elizabeth's church on February 23, nears end as evidence is presented. Only two witnesses saw the killing, though seven or more were present in the church. President Roosevelt's tariff revision push alarms reactionaries in Washington as discussions rise of early action.
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Denver
Guiseppe Alia
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Lunatic Robs Bank Threat Tied to Nitro Bottle
A man claiming to be L. L. Fee entered Merchants National Bank at Thirteenth and Farnam in Omaha and demanded 5,000 dollars with a bottle said to contain nitroglycerin. Vice President Luther Drake remained composed as police arrived and the suspect was seized pending tests showing the bottle was harmless.
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Omaha
Merchants’ National Bank
Thirteenth and Farnam Street
L. L. Fee
Rockford, Il
Luther Drake
Drake
Cutter Hit By Train At Delano Killing Wife Injuring Husband
Mrs. F. K. Boucher formerly Florence La Duc of Minneapolis was instantly killed and her husband Dr. Boucher wounded fatally in a grade crossing accident at Delano Minnesota. They were crossing the Great Northern tracks near the depot when Winnipeg Flyer No 9 struck their cutter. The bodies lay about 100 feet from the crossing.
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Delano
Minn
F. K. Boucher
Florence la Duc
Minneapolis
Dr. Boucher
Boucher
Great Northern
Third Street
Winnipeg Flyer
King Alfonso Enthusiastically Welcomed in Barcelona
King Alfonso's first Barcelona day passed without incident as Republicans and Separatists joined in cheering the sovereign. A large troop and police presence marked the city, while a grand reception for Captain General Linares and a dinner for Austrian warship officers preceded a gala opera performance with crowded seats and repeated acknowledgments from the king.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Linares
McLaurin Urges Cotton Basis for Treasury Notes in Stringency
In Washington on March 11 Senator McLaurin of Mississippi argued that cotton should back treasury notes during money stringency and said no special currency legislation was needed. He blamed Republican policies for the recent panic. Senator Gallinger won approval to vote on the ocean mail ship subsidy bill March 20 as the Senate adjourned after progressing several calendar bills.
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Washington
Treasury
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
McLaurin
Republican Party
Gallinger
Senate
Free Home Steads and Real Estate Bargains in Montana
Eastern Valley County Montana offers 500000 acres of free home steads and a chance to acquire a farm free. Listings include 1424 acres with improvements near Austin and exchanges for property or cash. Also advertised are farm seed oats at 50 cents a bushel, insurance services, and bonds through Cleveland. A standard bred Aberdeen Angus bull and a phaeton with pole are offered at bargain prices.
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Valley County
Montana
Austin
Banker’s Surety Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Pole
Shalves
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F. I Crane
ZL. Mitchell
H. Mitchell
Wallace Gregson
Electrician
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Austin Lodge
Elk’s Hall
J. Solon Wood
Great Western Railway
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Moines
Ear
Evelyn Nesbit
Frank Steunenberg
Illinois
van Cleave, Miss
Louisiana
Clothing House
London Times
Mr. Asquith
Congress On
Cutter
Minnesota
J. M. Thomas
North Ist National Bank
Mower County
Chas. H. Webber
Wold’s Drug Store
Clifford C. Leck
M. D
Nm Hirsh Block
Orris Hayes
Hayes Bros., Jewelers
FI. Crane, Phanesi N. W
J. H. Johnson
R.nsgh Block
Mino
A. W . Allen, M. D
C M & St Paull
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