Harvard football grounds cut up for tennis courts in Minnesota tone
A garbled mix of items notes Harvard football grounds being converted to tennis courts and other scattered items. It mentions Minnesota royal ar canum session in St. Paul, ore from Smuggler mine in Aspen, financier Lazarus Silverman resuming payments, sheriff association in Minneapolis, a Kingston Archbishop cable to MP Blake, and various distant notices. The overall readability is poor with many OCR errors and mixed topics.
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Aboy
Mercer County
Man TV
Dick O'Brien
Lewiston
Billy Hennessy
Clinton
Boston
Harvard
Grand Council
The
Royal Arcanum
Aes
Lazarus Silverman
Chicago
Minnesota Sheriffs’ Association
Eze
Minneapolis
Kingston
Ont
Ans
Edward Blake
Verney Lovett Cameron
Baron Rothschilds
Bedfordshire
Cnutoma
Mura
Williams and
Bolt
Market Report and Local Crime Summary
Mi t h P Y 1904 market notes show wheat and corn steady to firm with mixed quality bids. hogs scarce. cattle trade limited with few sales and prices listed for prime and common grades. In Minnesota and New York reports, weathered grain futures show closing ranges and May July options. A fatal shooting near a farm and a separate embezzlement surrender are noted, with authorities pursuing the suspect and details pending.
Enlarged Pension Rolls To Include More Dependent Children
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Reynolds announced a major pension decision expanding rolls to admit insane, idiotic and permanently helpless children of deceased soldiers as dependents. The ruling allows lifelong or continued disability benefits for those who aged out before June 28 1810, extending coverage under the act of 180.
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Washington
Reynolds
Department
Unique Letter to Dayton Man on Thistle Extermination Post
Secretary Morton responds to Edward Peterson of Dayton Illinois about applying by mail for Iowa Northwest thistle exterminator post. He notes the Hansbrough bill for a million dollars to weed thistles has not become law, discusses possible amendments and plans, and mocks paternalism while praising organization in labor movements and the Coxey episode.
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Washington
Morton
Edward Peterson
Dayton
Ill
Vohin Vy Mail
Iowa
Peterson
Dakotas
Northwest
United States
Robbers Forcibly Take 85000 From West Virginia Farmer
In Pauxerspurd West Virginia March 2 masked men entered Basil D Hall a wealthy Great Bend Jackson County farmer's home and with revolvers demanded the money from a farm sale Hall resisted and was left unharmed but the assailants escaped with the cash estimated at eighty five thousand dollars.
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Virginia
Farner
Pauxerspurd
W.va
Thivven
Basil D. Hall
Great Bend
Jackson County
Revolvera
Hall
Robbers torture victim to reveal cash and vanish
In a brutal early crime a man was tortured as robbers burned his hand and ear to induce a confession. He finally opened his safe, revealing $5,000 in cash and a gold watch before the thieves fled. The victim, Hall, fears permanent crippling and suspects the assailants’ captain is near.
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Meney
Te Vana
Hall
Cigarmakers Strike Off After State Arbitration Intervention
The strike of cigarmakers employed by Hilson & Co. of New York has been declared off by the state board of arbitration. The firm must meet the strikers’ demands but may hire non union workers if it desires.
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New York
Hilson & Co
State Board of Arbitration
Kiso
Paternothe Elverson Wedding At Philadelphia Home
The marriage of M Jules Paternotte French minister to the United States and Miss Eleanor Louise Elverson took place at 2024 Walnut Street Philadelphia at 2 pm Witnesses included Sir Julian Pauncefote and Prince Cantacuzene with Cardinal Gibbons performing the ceremony The union followed months of obtaining French consent and official dispensations The event was quiet due to differences in faith and many gifts were exchanged
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Philadelphia
M. Jules Paternotte
United States
Eleanor Louise Elverson
James Elverson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mr. Elverson
Walnut 1
Julian Pauncefote
Prince Cantacuxane
Edwin Stuart
James Elverson, Jr
Cardinal Gibbons
M. Patenotto
Misa Elverson
Large Indiana Dunkarda emigration party heads to North Dakota
A large party of Dunkarda families from Indiana arrived in St Paul on March 28 bound for Devils Lake and surrounding North Dakota. They traveled on two special trains arranged by Great Northern and were welcomed by emigration agent Max Buss who said every effort was made to assure a pleasant trip. The group toured St Paul sights before continuing to their new homes in North Dakota, described as homely honest and industrious destined to become visual citizens.
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St Paul
Indiana
Dunkarda
Devils Guke
North Dakota
Great Northern
Max Buss
Bt. Paul
MUGS APPEAL, A Claim Which Might Invalidate Seattle Bonds
Ex City Treasurer Adolph Krug convicted of unlawfully losing 100000 of city funds, sentenced to seven years plus costs. An appeal has been filed challenging the city charter’s validity and Krug’s status as a public officer, risking lands, streets, and ordinances validity if upheld. Also notes a separate pine land suit against Thomas R Foley for 14000 in timber value and a mutilated body found near Fort Dodge, murder suspected with robbery motive.
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Seatrie
Wash
Adolph Krug
Henry Fuhrman
Moore
Krug
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Wyne Te Paley
St. Paul
Thomas R. Foley
Aitkin County
Foley
Charies Tiffany Fouad
Fort Dodge
Fort Depar
Charles Tiffany
Tiffany
Carlson Arrest Probe Ends With Release
Tacoma authorities failed to press charges against Etta Carlson after her Friday arrest for allegedly stealing 4000 from M. McGovern of Tatomé, Washington. County Attorney Butler requested her release. Carlson plans to sue for damages over the alleged illegal arrest and may travel to Sweden before returning to Tacoma.
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St. Paul
Tacoma
Etta Carlson
M. McGovern
Tatomé
Wabh
Butler
Miss Carlson
Sweden
McGovern
Major McKinley Arrival and Minneapolis Rally Plans
Governor McKinley and party arrived in Minneapolis by special train from Chicago and checked at the West hotel. He will address the State League of Republican Clubs at the Exposition building, with 12 000 tickets issued for the rally. The Ohio entourage includes William Haby insurance commissioner and others. McKinley says Republicans are awake and notes Coxey movement as a joke.
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McKinley
Union Depot
Chicago
West Hotel
Minneapolia
Major McKintey
Wiliam McKinley
Ohio
Pitty
Minnneapolis
State League of Republican Clubs
Toms Bixby
State Central Committee
Minneapolia Kasort
Northwest
Liability of Cannes Decision Holds Shippers Not Liable
Kansas City March 24 A stock shipper George of Mercer shipped 101 head of steers to Chicago via Rock Island with only 9 dollars reaching destination. He sued the railroad which claimed liability release for carrying two of his agents. Court upheld circuit finding that a common carrier may not contract away its own negligence. Rio Janeiro dispatch denies prisoners executed without trial and cites military trial specifics. Washington March 28 Senate adjourned at 12:45 for the day.
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Jasse George
Mercer
Chicago
Rock Island
Waolengie Exacurioys
Lonpox
Hig
Rio Janeiro
Bunala
Winter Wheat Damage From Cold Snap Reported
The Herald notes a severe winter wheat impact from a recent cold spell after warmth. Western Kansas Oklahoma show damage, while Central and Eastern Kansas fared better. Nebraska Minnesota Ohio Michigan reports vary. some areas protected by snow. North South Dakota not in winter wheat belt. Planting delays may reduce spring wheat output in the Dakotas.
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Herald
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Oklahoma
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Ohio
Esatern
Nebraska
Sparta
Itls
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South Dakota
Fight over a beauty ends in knockout in Omaha ring
In Omaha on March 8 Irving Gardner, son of the Trinity cathedral dean, and Harry Colpetter, son of a lumberman, fought 20 rounds under Queensberry rules for a well known beauty. Gardner was knocked out as crowds watched a staged bout at the Colpeter mansion billiard hall. Also, Charles Stein and Albert Harrington fought a finish to win Miss Mamie Bers hand, with Stein knocked out in the fourth.
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Pwo
Omaha
Trinity Cathedral
Irving Gardner
Dean Gardner
Harry Colpetter
Queensberry
Col Potter Mansion
Ola Society
Senna
Charles Stein
Albert Harrington
Mamie Bers
Steing
Crane Company Arbitration Fails Strikers Prepare Major Walkout
The Crane Manufacturing Company dispute ends in failure of arbitration. At Bricklayers' hall Peoria and Monroe, workers form a temporary union and plan a general strike of about 8,000 across Chicago plants except elevator staff, who keep wages and do not strike presently. The Northwest and Southern states report Wheat stocks down with large totals in Minneapolis and regional elevators, while Southern Pacific launches an economy drive discharging clerks and many trainmen with cost-cutting targets.
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Palle
Cmcaco
Peoria
Monrca
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the Chronicle
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