For Sale in Freeborn County and Nearby Towns
Numerous properties listed including a six room house with a good well near Packing House, three or more homes a short distance from the College, a six and eight room house in Railroad addition, a large house with barn and two lots near Main Street, an 80 acre farm one mile from a market with terms, and a six room cottage in the west part of town. Also requests for a $900 loan on good security and a five room flat for rent on Main Street.
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College
Main St
Austin
Banker’s Surety Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Brownsville Affair Assails Negro Soldiers Discharged
Senate reports on the Brownsville affray confirm the shooting by some Twenty fifth Infantry soldiers and support President Roosevelt’s stance. A minority urges restoration of all discharged men, while a supplemental report backs limited enlistment for those proven not connected.
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Washington
Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
Brownaville
Tex
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Warren
Lodge
Warner
Dupont
Taliferro
Foster
Overman
Frazier
McCreary
Foraker
Scott
Bulkely
Hemenway
Senator Foraker
Senate Committee
War Department
King Alfonso Ends Barcelona Visit After Expressing Gratitude
King Alfonso left Barcelona for Madrid after a two day stay marked by large crowds and loyal displays. Police reported a minor bomb scare at Atarazanas quay with no injuries, while the king visited institutions, naval officials aboard the Austrian flagship, and inspected troops and barracks.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Madrid
Atarazanas Quay
Allfonso
Austria
Atarazanas
Peasants Die in Clash with Police at Kochetovka
In Voroneze on March 12 seven peasants were killed and several wounded when peasants resisted police who had entered Kochetovka to arrest two members of a peasant revolutionary organization.
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Voroneze
Russia
Kochetovka
Peasant Revolutionary Organization
Fhe
Mine disaster in Lukas pit kills five in Dortmund area
An explosion of fire damp at the Lukas mine near Dortmund in Prussia on March 12 killed five miners. Officials investigate cause as rescue teams search for survivors.
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Dortmund
Prussia
Here
White House talks on Southern Pacific claim settlement
A White House conference with President Roosevelt Secretary Garfield and representatives of the Southern Pacific Railroad examined settling SP's $1 600 000 claim for repairs after the Colorado river break that created the Salton Sea. Roosevelt voiced support for prompt settlement though no legal obligation exists, and a letter to House Claims Committee Chairman Miller was to urge action.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Interior
Garfield
Messrs
Maxwell Evarts
H. J. Cory
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Colorado River
Salton Sea
Imperial Valley
California
Edward H. Harriman
Southern Pacific
Flint
Congress
Cory
Miller
House Committee On Claims
Oklahoma Republicans Elect Taft Delegates at State Convention
Oklahoma City March 12 Republican state convention elected four delegates at large to the Chicago convention Bird S. McGuire Dennis Flynn Patrick Dore and J A Harris. Electors at large named Cash Cade Shawnee and J C Robberts Enid. Resolutions back Roosevelt condemn Democratic rule urge cutting representation for states that disenfranchise Black voters and denounce legislature for extravagance. Prohibition resubmission was defeated. Carl McGee of Tulsa was permanent chairman.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William H. Taft
Chicago
Bird S. McGuire
Pawnee
Dennis T. Flynn
Patrick Dore
West Ville
J. A. Harris
Wagoner
William Busby
McAlester
J.C. Robberts
Enid
Cash Cade
Shawnee
Roosevelt
Congress
Carl McGee
Tulsa
Taft favored by Lancaster delegates at Nebraska GOP meet
Omaha March 12 delegates to the Nebraska Republican Convention gather in hotel lobbies. Lancaster Lincoln delegation decides to support a Taft ticket. Lancaster county remains the only large county sending a delegation for a non Taft candidate and instructs for Roosevelt.
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Omaha
Lancaster
Lincoln
Taft
Lancaster County
Roosevelt
Slayer of Father Henrichs Not Pimced on Stand in Denver Trial
The trial of Giuseppe Alia for the February altar murder of Father Francis Leo Henrichs at St Elizabeth's church concluded evidence as he did not testify. Defense called two witnesses, physician Joseph Cuneo and Dr. Gustavo Tosti, both unsure on mental state. no anarchist links proven.
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Leo Henrichs
Denver
Guiseppe Alia
Francis Leo Henrichs
St. Elizabeth's Church
Joseph Cuneo
Baron Gustavo Tosti
Cuneo
Tosti
Alia
Yim Tim
Night riders burn two tobacco warehouses in Owen County
In Kentucky, night riders burned two large tobacco warehouses near New Liberty and Owenton, destroying 10 000 pounds of prize tobacco from John Garvey and 35 000 pounds from Dave Snell. Guards were posted, a warning was received, and a special grand jury will investigate the arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Owen County
New Liberty
Covington Tobacco Company
John Garvey
Dave Snell
Owenton
J. W. Cammack
Equity
Post Office Appropriation Bill Surges in House Fight
Washington March 12 Determined House action expands the post office appropriation bill despite opposition. Letter carriers win a $1200 salary via Goebel amendment plus $25000 for third class clerks and $15000 for contract stations. Prohibitionists push liquor and cocaine transmission ban. Total appropriations rise by $1,225,000 as the measure adjourns for the day.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Overstreet
Goebel
Ohio
House
Houston
Tennessee
Atrocities in Portuguese West Africa Described by General Pienear
General Joubert Pienear of South Africa told the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child that slave labor on Principe and Saint Tome plantations involved extreme cruelties. He urged a missionary settlement approach and petitioning Portugal to halt the abuse, noting mothers torn from infants, slaves beaten to death, and mutilation and display of severed body parts to terrorize others.
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Washington
Principe
Saint Tome
Portuguese West Africa
Africa
Joubert Pienear
South Africa
International Congress On
National Mothers’ Congress
Congress
Pienear
Doctor Boucher Dies After Grade Crossing Crash
Delano Minnesota March 12 Dr F X Boucher dies after injuries from a grade crossing accident that also killed his wife instantly. The coroner arrived and after reviewing facts the bodies were shipped to Minneapolis for burial.
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Delano, Minn
F. X. Boucher
Minneapolis
Firefighters Survive Gas Poisoning At Northwestern Compoboard
Eleven Minneapolis firemen were overcome by poisonous gas from heated wood alcohol in the dry kiln of the Northwestern Compoboard factory at Forty-fifth avenue north and Lyndale. Brave action by their comrades saved them. all will recover.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern Compoboard
Forty-fifth Avenue North
Lyndale
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