Odds and Ends From The Week In Minnesota And Beyond
A mixed digest notes Judge Bunn ruling Minnesota inheritance law unconstitutional and the era of 1807 12 laws. elevator firms in Buffalo form a single pool ending rate war. Papal displeasure on consanguineous marriages and urging royal matches outside bloodlines. Osage chief election outcome favors Big Heart over Bacon Rind affecting land allotment. Reports of Vatican property transfers to a syndicate and secrecy around friar assets. Obituary notes Aloysius Reiss death after long sleep linked to Brights disease. Offshore rail and mine accidents, coronation proclamations, and local homicides and drownings across several states.
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Minnesota
Bunn
Ramsey County
Elevators Association
Western Elevating Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Rome
Europe
James Big Heart
Bacon Rind
Big Heart
Storms, wrecks and accidents fill lengthy Atlantic news reel
A sprawling report covers events from New Jersey to New York and beyond. Lightning struck St Peter's Church in Galilee New Jersey. a fishing boat with Senator Quay faced a fierce storm near Atlantic City. Cuba's Secretary of State Carlos Zaldo arrived in New York en route to Liberty to tend a sick wife. A White House basement skeleton discovery alarms Washington. Multiple rail and industrial mishaps injure and kill several, including a Horton New York area crash, a York Maine parade anniversary, and fatalities from mines and boiler explodes across the country. The document lists disasters, legal actions, and notable society notes amid a broad panorama of early 20th century calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Quay
Atlantic City
Carlos Zaldo
Cuba
New York
Liberty
White House
Washington
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Reginald
Cathleen Neilson
Frederick Neilson
Harold Hartsho
Desperate crimes and mob justice across several states
The report lists multiple violent incidents including a mob lashing in Kentucky, a private hanging in Mississippi, a man found dead in Tennessee, and arson losses in Kentucky. It also covers prison break attempts in Tennessee, hangings in Virginia, and various international notes on imperial and political tensions plus cholera statistics in Manila and provinces.
Train Robbery on Burlington Line Near Savanna
Six masked bandits robbed Chicago Burlington and Quincy Train No 47 at 11 80 pm Tuesday 125 miles from Chicago between Savanna and Marcus. Express car blown by dynamite, safe robbed of about 2000 dollars. Engineer and fireman forced at gunpoint. one robber shot dead by pursuing officers near Savanna. Authorities pursue suspects along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chicago
Savanna
Ill
Marcus
Fmo
Irisk Express Messenses Byl
Lagman
Trade Review Notes Mixed Signals From Iron Steel and Grains
Dun and Bradsstreet Weekly Review highlights steady iron and steel activity with high pig iron output but shortages in engines machinery and hardware. Grain markets show price declines due to favorable spring wheat reports, while general trade remains uncertain with rising imports and potential price pressures.
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New York
Texas
R. G. Dun & Cos
Pew
Emier Te
Seiny
Hrusiness Suifieres
Vimo
Tateter
Weil
Local Distress Report Draws Gloom From Wyoming to San Francisco
Fragmented OCR notes report multiple deaths from gas incidents and accidents. Names and places are garbled but reference victims in Wyoming and California, including a woman identified as an artist in the Empire State era.
Fire destroys Combs Refining plant and car fleet
A large fire gutted the Combs Refining Company plant and all its cars except one. In Iola Kansas, T F Kirby killed his son J W Kirby after a family quarrel, claiming self defense against a razor attack. A witnesses refuses to discuss. Mrs Sarah Nessler of Denver reports miraculous restoration of sight after prayer. In Leavenworth two inmates, Robert Johnson and Herron, escaped jail after overpowering guards and entered Carl Gitsch’s farm house. Herron was killed by Gitsch’s son. Johnson remains at large.
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Ohio
National Steel Tube Company
Warren
Combine
Robert Soley
Portsmouth
Norfolk and Western
Peebles
William M. Beardshear
Town State College
Ames
Beardshear
Towa
Centennial
Spokane
Wash
Harry Tracy
Fellowes
Tle
John J. Badenoch & Co
Chicago
Pitzer
Robert Brooks
Brinkley, Ark
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Minneapolis
Savanna, HL
Joseph Hardesty
Wolfe Creek
Lawrence County
John Pourier
Joseph Varvais
Homestake
Lead
S. D
Carola Sardelli
St. Paul
Helena
Mont
Samuel Traves
James Randall
David Morris
Davis Morris
Prattsville
Missoula County
Bonner
William Thompson
Vilas
Cole
Benjamin
Ichulson
John W. Kirby
Burden
Kan
Stillwater
Minn
Lake Elmo
Omaha
West Alexandria
Arcade
Hervic
Charles Gardner
Quincey
Wichita
Kaw
Gardner
Fort Worth
Texas
Joseph Abele
Morgan Davidson
Miwiuhers
Fifth Battery
Field Artillery
TLS
Residio
San Francisco
Adele
Cherryvale
Davidson
Big Creek
Julia C. Howell
la Veta Place
Denver
Jandanam
Riley
Teadville
Colo
Slate Manufacturing Company
Slatington
Ark
Plot Springs
Cleveland
Johnson
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Cali
Tedendo Beach
Combs Refining Company
T. F. Kirby
J. W. Kirby
Iola
Sarah Nessler
Lfoliness Sect
Red Herron
Robert Johnson
Roosevelt victory in pistol duel and four other events
Ambassador White resigns as minister to Germany effective November. Roosevelts wins in a pistol and rifle duel against Snyman setting a five shot record. Porto Rican and Philippine natives must face same immigration exams as others. Winnipeg buys a prime Winnipeg site for a mammoth department store. The Cuban House approves 0 000 in government securities redeemable in forty years at 5 percent. Santa Fe raises carmen wages while Needles Barstow Colorado New Mexico see top pay. A woman's body in St Michael Alaska yields 15000 in drafts and gold. Becky identified, heirs sought.
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Ambassador White
Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Snyman
South Africa
Immigration Bureau
Porto Rico
Philippines
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Winnipeg
Man
House of Representatives
Santa Fe Railroad
Carmen
Needles
Barstow
Cal
Colorado
New Mexico
St. Michael’s
Alaska
Yukon
Becky
Outlaw Harry Tracy Ends Life Near Fellowes Wash
Reports say the famed bandit Harry Tracy, cornered by Sheriff Gardner’s posse near the Eddy farm in a swamp eleven miles southeast of Creston, Washington, killed himself after hours of exchange fire. A nearby posse led by Jack McGinnis arrived with reinforcements but Tracy had already committed suicide to avoid capture.
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Fellowes
Wash
Harry Tracy
Tracy
Gardner
Creston
Eddy Farm
Jack McGinnis
McGinnis
Davenport
Wild West
Secretary Root Begins Weeks-Long European Tour
Secretary of War Root sails for a European tour spanning several weeks. The trip aims to review military and diplomatic affairs with allied nations while exploring potential postwar strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
John W. Mackay
King George of
Saxony
Albert
Alice Fortier
Tilane University
New Orleans
Legion of Honor
France
Strawboard combine questioned as possible cartel in farm markets
A regional survey of cattle sheep and grain prices across cities including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo and New York shows wide ranges for cattle from 3.00 to 7.00 per hundredweight and wheat No 2 from around 4.00 to 5.17 with notes on butter eggs oats and rye. The piece ends by asking if the strawboard combine is a true cartel.
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National Baseball League
Pitt
Louis
Nation
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bostom
New York
Clube
Ww. T
Chisaul
Washins
S Dantis
Cleveland
Boston
US Bualtiaire
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ste
Milwaukee
Slam
Toledo
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Bessemer Herald
Sherman & Hand, Publishers
ES — Bessemer
Michigan
Amero
Pines
Aloysius Reiss
Trenton
Nodge
Reixs
Bright
Fenegerig
Miunde Jauray
Daniel Barry
Philadel Hall
Edward
Willeal
Suniel
Jug
Puien Coal and Coke Company
Bowen
Blessburg
Ratom
Brauettod
Peron
Pearl Rives
Mie
Plena Ben Sett
Jonas Crawley
Cilen Gites
Attie Allieon
Tallahhatchie
John Dart
Aes Tn
Rudy
John
Samuel Limes
Leesburg
St. Peter's Church
Galilee
N. J
Mount Vernon
York
Ontario and Western
Horton's
Charles Howard
Baltimore
Justice Lewis
Anna V. N. Pierson
Hugh Pierson
Glen N.oj
New York Times
Bros Street
Tharenn
Shenangonn
Newcastle
Rochesy
Dutshburn
Any
Amalcauated
Arran Water
M. Smith
Tr Tin Vase Te
Employes
Asurer Amd
Coreen Wood Division
Woodherrs Corton
Estats
Miesaz V Cota
Greenweound Mills
Conetie
Jemt
Lowell
Blake Brothers
Robert Innes
Thomaston
Conn
Innes
Stermer Sardegna
Neutlee
Est
Brava
Cape Verde
Montana
Sur
Gulf
Lake Erie
Erst Brumedes
Lake Superior
Feneed
Southern
William Dodwell
Wellington
Will Dentzler
Court House
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ed Gardner
Dentzler
Luther Wallen
J. B. Wallen
Sneedville
Tenn
Montgomery
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mival Yeoman
Wisecourt House
Virginia
George Robinson
Robinson
Gus Hyatt
Desperado
Doe
Manchester
Tennessee
Nashville
Ed Carney
James Work
Goza
Formosa
Japan
Elis Island
Dragon
London Daily Mail
Anjesty
Italy
Ife
Russia
Tablo Mauras
Romblon
Sibuyan
Manila
Burlington Limited
Robber Srain
Paten
Savana
Waukesha Springs
Sodewoe
Keeufall
George Darker
Mason
Ot Dlitess
Jseph
SiSres
Ernest Lesewar
Wits Toylius USA
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