Heinze Sued on Honeymoon Arrival in Butte
L. P. Donovan, receiver for the Hypocria Mining Co, sues F Augustus Heinze for more than $21,000 to satisfy a Hagerty judgment and alleged misappropriation of $25,000. Hagerty, injured in a cage accident, was awarded $12,575 in district court. Heinze has just arrived in Butte with his bride on his honeymoon.
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Butte
Mont
L. P. Donovan
Hypocria Mining Company
Heinze
F. Augustus Heinze
Johnston T. Hagerty
Hagerty
Hypocka Company
Fate of a Speeder: Gunner-Bigwood Roasted for Speeding
A fragment from Chicago News reports Gunner-Bigwood, the millionaire, being arrested for speeding on the way to a banquet. He is fined and roasted, sparking a wry exchange about propriety and words.
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Gunner—Bigwood
Guyer
Gunner
Chicago News
Genuine Genius and Poem Sales Noted by Buffalo Express
The Buffalo Express notes mixed opinions on Jones, praising his genius while suggesting poems alone do not drive his success. The piece observes that his market hinges on broader appeal and sales. It frames Jones as a figure whose merit extends beyond literary praise.
Clerk Kills, Wounds, Then Commits Suicide in Redfield
In Redfield on September 12 H. V. Harveson a local drug clerk shot and killed Dale Kiser a nineteen year old girl and wounded Dr. F. E. Clinite before killing himself. Clinite wounded but possibly recovering. Kiser from Redfield and Clinite from Aurora Illinois. Harveson home in Centralia Illinois. All three were prominent young people with alleged jealousy over Miss Kiser.
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Redfield
H. V. Harveson
Dale Kiser
F. E. Clinite
Clinite
Miss Kiser
An Harveson
Kiser
Cle Nite
Aurore
Harveson
Centralia
Ill
Traveler and Station Agent Dialogue at Filegende Blatter
A terse exchange prompts reflection on a long vanished timetable. The traveler asks for a fine table while the station agent recalls that the schedule disappeared when passengers began to expect trains to adhere to it.
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and Western Tour Reflections
After three weeks away Colonel Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay weary yet satisfied with his Western trip. He orders privacy at Sagamore Hill and may focus on correspondence and political talks about the coming Republican state convention. He defended the square deal and promoted a new nationalism while urging federal control of resources and labor protections.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Pittsburg
Long Island
Sagamore Hill
Middle West
Kansas City
Square
Osawatomie
Iowa
Sioux City
Taft
Fargo
St. Paul
Freeport
Hamilton Club
Chicago
United States
Lorimer
Colonel Roosevelt
South
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Madame Cavaleri Coming to Paris After Illness and Separation Denial
Paris Sept 12 Mrs Cavaleri Chanler entertained by Mrs Truax. First social event since appendicitis operation. She plans New York flat occupancy and denies separation from husband, who went to America Aug 21 on a 60000 dollar painting commission. She stayed in Paris due to recovery and sea travel concerns.
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Paris
Cavaleri-Chanler
Truax
Mms. Cavaleri-Chanler
New York
Mme. Cavaleri
America
Minnesota Man Killed in Montana Railroad Wreck
William Clouter Smith of Hibbing was killed in a railroad wreck at Whitefish Montana. His mangled remains arrived in Hibbing. Details of the accident are not known locally.
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Duluth
William Clouter Smith
Hibbing
Whitefish
Mont
James J Hill argues business men need not fear paralysis
James J Hill contends that paralysis would not deter business leaders, asserting resilience and adaptability in economic operations. He challenges the notion of fear among businessmen and emphasizes rational strategies over alarm.
James J Hill On Common Sense In Business
St. Paul September 12 James J Hill says business men should not fear new ventures and that the current paralysis stems from a lack of confidence caused by fear and rumors He urges conserving common sense as the cure and warns against following the herd He supports a return to farm policy but says it should not induce fear in business
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St. Paul
James J. Hill
United States
Mr. Hill
North American Review
Fraud Alleged in Fight Over North Dakota County Seat
In Rolette county, a special election to move the county seat from Rolla to Rolette prompts a lawsuit A G Graham versus G J Thompson with claims of fraudulent petition signatures and insufficient two thirds to authorize the vote The prior history names Dunseith St John and Rolla as former seats and battles dating back to 1890 with Rolette’s recent bid.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Rolette
Rolla
Templeton
A. G. Graham
G. J. Thompson
Thompson
Board of County Commissioners
Dunseith
St. John
Two Burned to Death in Portland Fire
A fire at the home of Joseph Wendell in Portland Oregon killed two. Myrtle Wendell a two year old child died from burns and Laura Ellis an eighteen year old domestic died shortly after hospital arrival. The blaze is believed caused by a gasoline stove explosion.
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Portland
Ore
Joseph
Wendell
Myrtle Wendell
Laura Ellis
Boy killed on railroad near Centerville Ia in Brazil mining town
Eight year old Jack Radrvich was playing on a railroad track at Brazil near Centerville Iowa when an empty car ran over him. He died at the scene. Authorities investigated the accident.
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Centerville
Brazil
Here
Jack Radrvich
Million Attend Historic Eucharistic Procession in Montreal
Montreal hosted the world’s grandest Roman Catholic Eucharistic procession with about 1000000 participants and up to 500000 spectators. Cardinal Vannutelli carried the host beneath a ceremonial canopy as 5000 clergy and 8000 religious figures joined the four hour parade amid flowers, robes, and military guards. The event drew many American ecclesiastics and scores of fraternal organizations. 2000000 park visitors rested on Mount Royal slopes and city parks.
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Montreal
Que
Cardinal Vannutelli
Canada
Vannutelli
Knights of Columbus
St. Vincent de Paul
Order of Foresters
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
St. Paul
Quigley
Chicago
O'Connell
Boston
Pitaval
Santa Fe
Keane
Dubuque
Messner
Milwaukee
Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Richter
Grand Rapids
Allen
Mobile
Lawler
Moeller
Cincinnati
Corrigan
Baltimore
Rhodes
Blenk
New Orleans
Cusack
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Colton
Buffalo
Maes
Covington
Chrisostom
Denver
McGorrick
Duluth
Hartley
Columbus
Mount Royal
One Killed and Two Hurt in La Crosse Auto Crash
Mrs. Rob ert McCoy wife of Colonel McCoy chief inspector of small arms practice of Wisconsin and National Rifle board drowned. Carl Beebe and Harry Kurtzman chauffeur seriously injured. Mrs Beebe and Colonel McCoy badly bruised. Two children of Colonel McCoy escaped uninjured. Party from Sparta Wisconsin, wreck at Nashonoc bridge near West Salem. Colonel McCoy helped establish Camp Robinson near Sparta.
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Dr. Beebe
Harry Kurtzman
Sparta
Wis
West Salem
Nashonoc
McCoy
Camp Robinson
Benidji Man Hangs Self After Farm Purchase Fails
Herman Knopke formerly of Nary Hubbard County Minnesota could not buy his old farm and choose to live there again. He built a crude gallows three miles east of Nary and hanged himself from a tree limb.
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Benidji
Minn
Minnesota
Herman Knopke
Nary
Hubbard County
Nine Men Die In Bergen Hill Erie Tunnel Collapse
Explosion and rock collapse at the western mouth of the old Erie tunnel on Bergen Hill in Jersey City kills nine laborers and injures ten, with four Americans among the dead and two foreigners. An eight-drum operation loosened rock as workers labored on a passenger train cut through Bergen hill.
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Erie Tunnel
Bergen Hill
New York
Erie
Am der Bergen Hill
Jersey City
Hudson Boulevard
Gaynor denies discussing politics with Murphy
Mayor Gaynor says he has not spoken on politics with anyone since illness and rejects a claimed discussion with Charles Murphy about gubernatorial plans. He states the visit by Murphy was brief and not political. Gaynor notes he is resting and improving, and no one is authorized to speak for him.
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St. James
L. L
Gaynor
Charles FP. Murphy
Charo F. Murphy
South Dakota Man Feared Dead in West Forest Fires
Sioux Falls reports fear Leslie Oehler of Big Stone may have perished amid West forest fires. He left Lemmon to work on the coast extension line and recently joined government forestry firefighting at Spokane. He is married with a one year old son and his father lives in Big Stone.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Leslie Oehler
South Dakota
Bigstone
Spokane
Lemmon
St. Pi
Government Forestry Division
Boil Causes Death in Marshalltown Woman
Bes sie Burritt a twenty five year old Marshalltown Iowa woman died at St Thomas hospital from general septicemia after a boil on her nose was lanced last Sunday blood poisoning symptoms developed and the patient grew rapidly worse authorities reported.
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Marshalltown
Bessie Burritt
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Bullion Stolen in Transit From Seattle Bank Shipment
In Seattle on September 12 a shipment of gold bullion valued at 57500 dollars was stolen in transit during a transfer from the Washington Alaska bank of Fairbanks to the Dexter Horton National bank of Seattle aboard the steamship Humboldt. Lead was substituted in the strong box containing the bullion.
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Seattle
Washington, Alaska
Bank of Fairbanks
Dexter-Horton National Bank of Seattle
Humboldt
Child Killed After Fall From School Window
Webster City Sept 12 While playing in the Blair sburg school building nine year old Arthur Walrath son of Mr and Mrs Del Walrath fell from an open window in the second story and was instantly killed his neck broken in a tragic accident reported from Blair sburg school authorities
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Webster City
Blairsburg
Armbhur Walrath
del Walrath
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