Judge Bartholomew Nominated for North Dakota Supreme Court
A profile extols Joseph M. Bartholomew as a self-made western lawyer and Union veteran who rose from farm life to the North Dakota bench. It highlights his tax cases, railroad legality actions, and key decisions sustaining state law, praising his record and urging re election of Judge Bartholomew.
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Janet Bartholomew
Supreme Court
Joseph Bartholomew
Indiana
Louisville, Ky
Harrison
Tippacanoe
McLean County
Iinois
Columbia County
Wisconsin
G.A. R
Dubuque
Iowa
Allison
Dakota Territory
la Moure
United States Supreme Court
North Dakota
Johnson Nickells
Stutaman County
Barraotowen
Barraotomew
Bar
Republican Party
Banrne Lomew
Farrington
The
New England Innvestment Company
Great Northern Railroad
Ramsey County
Barryonomew
Tyler
Cass County
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Baruovomew
Aow
Northern Pacific
Supra Court
Wallin
Federal Supreme Court
Whited
Vermont Loan and Trust Company
Grand Forks
Barrao Lomey
Union
Tudge Banrnoomen
Barruo Womew
Four Die as Gale Crashes Watery Building
In New York a building under construction at 74 Mource Street collapsed early October 1 in a gale, tearing into a neighboring seven story structure at 72. Four bodies recovered, thirteen injured, six missing. Bertha Krons, 40, identified among the dead. Workmen and witnesses describe a visible crack and sudden ruin as the roof was unfinished.
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New York
Mource Street
Bertha Krons
Thomas Walsh
Hecker
Ti Mever
Walsh Eyn
Walsh
Major West Says Cyclone Sufferers May Not Need State Aid
Major Charles West of Austin visited Austin to address a Governor Norton relief commission. He noted Mower County has already allocated 2000 dollars for cyclone sufferers and that local meetings will decide on further fundraising. Some victims lack shelter for winter and require support.
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Major West
Paul
Charles Li
Frank
le Roy
Spring Valley
Sea Storm Ravages Coast With Submerged Tracks and Sinking Vessels
A midnight storm devastates New Jersey and New York coastlines. Seabright and Long Branch report unroofed buildings and sanded tracks while the Louis ssmack is wrecked at Highland Beach. A steamship anchors offshore as wires, boats, and trolley lines fail. Staten Island and north shore suffer high tides, with several vessels driven ashore and hay bales seen adrift.
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New York
New Jersey Southern
Saabright
Highland Beach
N. J
Louiss
Long Branch
Long Island City
East River Gas Company
Meee Heyy
Long Island
Powers Beach
North Beach
Brooklyn Railroad
Harlem
Ninety-second Street
Steinway
Flushing Avenue
Jersey City
Staten Island
Manitoba
Rio Janeiro
Teutonic Iron
Liverpool
Sandy Book
West Indian
Staten Island Transit Company
Statue of Liberty
Battery
Gulf storm passes west of Savannah with 70 mph winds
The center of the gulf storm moved northeast, passing west of Savannah in the forenoon. No damage occurred in Bavansak Ga. At Tyboe winds reached 70 miles per hour for a period, causing severe shipping conditions but no injuries reported.
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Bavansak
Savannah
Venge Crop Damaged Telegram From Port Eads
A telegram from Port Eads reports beets received, noting damage to crop yields. Local dispatches from New Orleans dated October 11 outline the incident and potential impacts on supply.
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New Orleans
Port Eads
Storm damages orange crop and winds reach six miles per hour
The storm damaged about one third of the nearby orange crop while winds reached six miles per hour. Also, Northern Pacific Railway and receivers appealed to Ramsey County District Court challenging a railroad commission order on coal transport rates from Moorhead, arguing lack of jurisdiction and unreasonableness of the prior rates.
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Northern Pacific
Appaal Sr. Paut
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Hive
Distict Court
Ramsey County
Railroad Commission
Moorhead
Prelates Assemble for United States Archbishops Conference
The annual conference of U S archbishops opened at Archbishop Ryan’s residence with Cardinal Gibbon and Archbishops Corrigan Elder Ireland Janssens Batgor Kenrick Riordan Ryan Salpointe Williams in attendance Arch bishop Satolli presiding Secrecy shrouds proceedings likely delaying details while Satolli’s leadership suggests fewer stormy scenes than the 1892 New York gathering.
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Patuapermia
United States
Ryan
Cardinal Gibbon
Baltimore
New York
Royal Arch Masons Meet in St Paul October 11
The Minnesota Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons met at Masonic Temple in St Paul. Deputy Grand High Priest Irving Todd of Hastings gave the annual address. Officers elected include G HLP F B Forbes Albert Lea and G H P C D Boyce Minneapolis. The year saw 872 new members and total membership at 4500 with a $875 donation to Le Roy chapter cyclone relief.
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St Paul
St. Paul
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Irving Todd
Hastings
Montgomery
Armstrong
le Roy
G.hlp
F. B. Forbes
Albert Léa
D. G H.P
C.D. Boyce
Minneapolis
G. K
William G
Ton Brook
Duluth
O. L. Cutter
Anoka
G. Solon
Mother bids farewell as prisoner’s mother faces hanging plan
In Ramey County Jail Stalwart scenes unfold as Louisa Schmelzer mother of Charles Ermisch is allowed a last farewell before execution alongside Otto Wonigkeit for the murder of Jim Lindhoff. She had smuggled a revolver to her son to aid an escape attempt from prison. She is later taken to the workhouse to serve her sentence for aiding an escape.
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Ramey
St. Pate
Ohh U
Louisa Schmelzer
Charles Ermisch
Der
Otto Wonigkeit
Jim Lindhoff
Minnesota Ballot Prepared for Printing and Distribution
State printing expert David Ramaley has prepared the official ballot and ordered 660,000 copies to be printed. A sample ballot was posted in the secretary of state's office. Ramaley estimates about 276,000 of Minnesota’s 826,000 voters will cast ballots on election day. Two years ago 267,288 votes were cast for presidential electors.
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Uae
Sr Pave
David Raimaley
Nna
Secretary of State
Ramaley
Dakota
Minnesota Capitol Selection Delayed By Plan Review
Minnesota Capitol commission met in executive session in the governor’s room and named two expert architects to advise the board. Fifty three plan sets have been recalled and more are on the way. Officials expect about two weeks to select the best option.
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Mitty
Paul
Capitol Commission
Capitol
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Oyclone
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