Multiple Disasters and Notices From Far and Near
A montage of brief items reports seven logging line workers killed in a Wilway accident at New Era Michigan and Glasgow woollen mills in South Hadley, Massachusetts. Other notes include a Chicago building trades lockout, the Walter Wellman polar expedition arriving at Bergen, Brazil’s Amazon fleet mutiny, Sir courts Bowen’s death, a suicide in Minnesota, an Aspen bank liquidation, Corbett sailing for Peru, an England theatre debut, party defections in Anaconda election, ex-congressman Price’s assignment, treasury cash balances, empress of China delegating to Berlin, San Francisco’s arrival at Bluefields, illness of General Slocum, a burglary in Minnesota, a jail suicide, a Rock Island line train attack, dynamite accident in Providence, a sea proclamation, and various political and social notes. Also listed are postmaster appointments, baseball signings, a Boston boxing loss, a Chicago professor’s death, staple shipments, and a dynamite factory explosion with fatalities.
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New Era
Mich
Glasgow
South Hadley Baile
Muse
Chicago
Walter Wellman
Bergen
Norway
Amazon
Peixoto
Sir Ouartes
C. Bowen
Her Majesty's Court of Appeals
Deaa
Charles Canning
Congress
Hondrum
Minn
Aspen
Colo
Mon
Price
Black River Falls
Wis
China
Berlin
Ttis
Nav
United States
San Francisco
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Henry W. Slocumin
Brooklyn
Carpenter & Smith
Parisault
James Stevens
New Hampton
Rock Island
Pond Creek
O.T
Providence
K. I
Crawford Street
Cleveland
Senate
John Passage
Delavan
George Weihansen
Two Rivers
Barnes
Minneapolis
Jack Crooks
Aid Frazer
Jack Harris
Lafayette Club
Boston
Young Hernan
Woonsocket
Edward Cone Bissell
McCormick Theological Seminary
West Hampton
Mass
Chica Talleoade
Labora
Dogmus Inlecklenburg-Schwerin
Death by Strychnine Found in River Bank Case
The coroner's jury reports Charles Weizmann a Pratt county resident, found dead on the river bank within city limits. Cause of death listed as suicide by strychnine linked to homesickness and despondency. he lost nearly $200 in cash. A brother lives in Milwaukee.
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Chamberlain
Charles Weizmann
Pratt County
Milwaukee
Wreck of Cafe City Believed Total Loss in North China Sea
News from the Belgic reports the British bark Cafe City wrecked in the North China Sea while sailing from Obes Foo to Anioy. The vessel is a total loss and about half the crew perished, including Captain T. A. Rodey.
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Bair the Crow
Ban Francisco
Barkentins Cafe
North China Sea
Obes Foo
Anioy
T. A. Rodey
Abortion case convicts doctor in Minnesota district court
Dr. C. P. Bissell was convicted of manslaughter in the district court at Luverne Minnesota and sentenced to five years at Stillwater. He was indicted last fall for producing an abortion that resulted in death.
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Luverne
Mino
C. P. Bissell
Stillwater
Bissell
Wilkinson's Say Master Testifies On Trainmen Strikes
Chief Wilkinson of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen testifies on how strikes are ordered and the limits of his authority. He explains a two thirds vote and committee consent are needed and no strike can be declared without employee action and court consideration. He notes no violence occurred and discusses conference with receivers on the Northern Pacific strike.
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Miowavmen
Jenkins
Wilkinson
Brotherhood of Railway
Northern Pacific
Codo
Boater Us
Wilkinson Sii
Gwapimons
Congressman Stone
United States
Curtis
Annual Mine Workers Convention Opens in Columbus Ohio
The fifth annual session of the United Mine Workers of America began in Columbus with President John McBride presiding. Delegates from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Colorado West Virginia and Kentucky attend. Key topics include coal trade stagnation coke region troubles and a potential general strike along with independent labor politics. The gathering continues through the week.
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Columabue
Columbus
United Mine ‘Workers of America
John McBride
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Colorado
West Virginia
Kentucky
United States
Judge grants injunction halting union painters at stock exchange
Judge Abner Suoith issues an injunction restraining Falkenan Bros from employing union painters on the Stock Exchange building project. Nesbitt company, owner of the painting contract, sought relief after workers struck demanding wage raises. Nesbitt offered to proceed with nonunion workers but the strike impeded operations.
Union Pacific rumors fail to derail receivers resignation
Unclear reports from Omaha claim Union Pacific railroad receivers may resign after public criticism by Judge Caldwell. Meanwhile Illinois secretaries and attorneys general prepare to sue over antitrust filing failures by over 15 000 corporations. 10 000 filed proper reports. Illinois weather bulletin notes March conditions were favorable for farming until a late cold snap damaged wheat oats and potatoes with variable regional impact and overall gradual recovery expected.
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Condert
Deane
Caldwell
Onna
Union Pacific
Anderson, Coudert
Donne
Dundy
Schuyler
Calhound
Knox
Gallatin
McDonough
Staller Fyajis
City jubilant as Great Western shops to be located
Oniwo in Geta Railway Shape Seuweig Is April 11. The city celebrates the curing of the Great Western machine shops and surveyors will arrive next week to locate the shops.
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Oniwo
Geta
Seuweig
Great Western
Chin Tonsian’s body recovered in grim Davidson theater ruin
Mrwackwk April 11 reports the body of Assistant Cboiet Janssen, who perished with eight companions in the Davidson theater incident, has been found amid the ruin. The discovery confirms a tragic loss in the same disaster that claimed others.
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Chin Tonsian
Mrwackwk
Cboiet Janssen
Davidson Theater
Campaign gathering and legal talks in Chitaze Illinois
Republican lawmakers from every session gather at the Grand Pacific Chicago for a biennial meeting. The state central committee meets to set the next state convention date as the Illinois Republican Editorial association opens at 11. Senator Callow expected. plans for congressional district campaigns and senatorial apportionment challenges discussed. In other items, Fortell reports Morey killed by a beggar near Nombre de Dios. Marquis of Ailesbury near bankruptcy. plans for a $30,000 railroad subsidy to join St Paul line to Sawyer. Joseph A. Smith goes on trial for criminal libel in Kawena City with many Populists subpoenaed.
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Varione Lilinela Repubsieny Associatiinn
Chitaze
Chicago
Grand Pacific
State Central
Illinois Republican Editorial Association
W. RK. Jawell
Callow
Popaltat Smith
Kansas City
Joseph A. Smith
Kansas
Kawena City
Kan
Witnover
Lowelling
Mya
Mortgage records show high satisfaction in Orleans county
Records at Orleans county clerk report more farm mortgages satisfied last month than any month in 15 years and few new mortgages being executed. In Newport on April 1 the town voted a $20,000 bonus to the South St. Paul Belt Line Railway for a free wagon bridge, passing 84 to 38.
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Auston
Orleans County
Robbery on Rock Island Line Ends in Death and Capture
After an attempted holdup on the Rock Island road near Round Pond and Pond Creek, one robber is dead, another captured, and two wounded while two escaped. Guards Harmon and Fawcett repelled the attack as Pitts’s gang member lies dead. duties suspect the attackers as part of the Dalton gang.
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Exip
C. T
Rock Island Road
Pond Creek
Rownd Pond
Joe Read
Whitmire
Caldwell
Salt Park Creek
Round Pond
Lake Harmon
Harmon Titaxit
Ims Winchester
Thisir Puls
Tin
Enid
Himmon
Fawcett
Dalton Gang
Ployasub Senator Arrives at Prison Station in Cast
The Ploy vos Low and Wratile arrived at Stillwater prison by afternoon train with Sheriff Eye. They did not exit at the prison but went to the station, then returned by carriage. They were assigned to the twine department after baths and shaying, where Phil Scheig works. This brings occupants to four, the largest yet in the prison.
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Stillwater
Minn
Voys
Low
Wratile
Sheriff Eye
Mowore
Phil Scheig
Canal Survey for Mississippi to Lake Superior Attracts Attention
Representative Kiefer of Minnesota pushes a bill for a 10 000 survey to test a canal linking the Mississippi and Lake Superior. He notes potential to unite North and South commerce, cut transport costs, and boost river navigation, with early committee action anticipated and broad business support from northern cities.
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National Capital
St Paul
Washington
Associated Pras
Kiefer
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Lake Superior
Senate
House
Superior
Duluth
New Orleans
Bridge for Atkin Aitkin Minn Promises River Crossing
A bridge across the Mississippi at Atkin is assured for this year as county commissioners divert sinking fund to the road and bridge fund. Business leaders urge prompt bond payments at maturity, enabling work to proceed with a likely quick finish.
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Altkin
Airis
Minn
Mississippi
Atkin
Aitkin
Belle Bays acquitted in San Francisco vice case scene
Belle Bays a noted street dancer and several associates faced Judge Conlon and a jury in a vice suppression trial. After explicit demonstrations of the dance, the jury acquitted Bays and Sayedo, while Sayedo pleaded guilty.
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Anueed
Dwey
San Francisco
Belle” Baya
Ciro Sireat Ausicnlé
Conlun Youl
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Belle Bays
Saledad
Sayedo
Latest Marek Report on Grain Prices and Grades
Grain market update lists Wheat steady with No 2 and No 1 classifications, Corn steady with No 2 and de listings, Oats and Barley showing slight gains. Notes ambiguous spellings and uncertain grade labels but indicates May delivery and sample figures, with references to Whitte and White varieties and a 342 sample count.
St. Paul Stock Yards Markets Open Withsteady Prices
Across Minneapolis and Chicago reports show Hog prices steady to higher with heavy demand. Cattle trading holds at firm quotes for prime steers and calves, while stockers and feeders remain active. Wheat futures move through April and May with mixed gains and losses as markets track grain futures.
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Bt. Paul Union Stock Yards
Suvrat Sr
Pawe
Chicago
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Nombre de Dios
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Morey
Movoy
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