Campaigns and labor calls across states cited
The Otter Tail county democracy organizes for fall campaigning. Experts claim natural gas could be produced at 500 feet depth anywhere in Norman county. Master workman Pow Jerry calls a Knights of Labor special assembly in Cincinnati Ohio on May 25. Patrick Egan attacks English press for charging Irish with instigating Chicago anarchist riots, noting no Irish among the rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Norman County
Jerry
The
Knights of Labor
Cincinnati
Patrick Egan
Chicago
Brotherhood engineers deny right to dictate employment
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers testified that they have no authority to decide who is employed by a company. The statement centers on union limits and management prerogatives in hiring decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Grace Church collection slip prompts extravagant donation
At Grace Church in New York on Friday Miss Ctharine Wolfe accidentally dropped a check for 45000 dollars into the collection plate. The incident drew attention to a large charitable contribution linked to her name.
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Grace Church
New York
Ctharine Wolfe
Reinstated workers after Missouri and Pacific strike
Of the 220 shopmen who applied for their old positions in the Missouri and Pacific shops after the strike was declared off, only 60 were taken back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri & Pacific
Ortonville chosen for Grand Army summer encampment
Ortonville on Big Stone Lake has been selected as the site for the Grand Army boys summer encampment this year. The location is described as beautiful and is expected to attract a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortonville
Big Stone Lake
Grand Army
Robbery on Tuesday Morning Train Claims Perham Man
Paul Tropman of Perham was robbed of 300 in gold on a Tuesday morning train home from Iowa. He cannot specify the time or exact place of the theft while returning from a trip to collect outstanding accounts. Tropman, described as sober and industrious, fears the loss is heavy and suspects he may have fallen asleep in the coach when the robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perham Bulletin
Paul Tropman
Iowa
Minnesota and Dakota Spark Rapid Industrial Growth
Mercantile and manufacturing enterprises flourish in Minnesota and Dakota as they make grand strides forward despite drawbacks elsewhere. The passage highlights robust growth, signaling an optimistic regional economic trend and strong enterprise activity in the upper plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakota
Coroner's Jury Finds Neglect in Brackett Building Collapse
The coroner's jury investigating the Brackett building fall in Minneapolis finds building Inspector Walter S. Pardee and Architect G. W. Draff, along with the carpenter in charge Charles S. Putnam, guilty of gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Minneapolis
Walter S. Pardee
G. W. Draff
Chas. S. Putnam
Riots in Chicago and Milwaukee Linked to Socialists
The writer claims the recent bloody riots in Chicago and Milwaukee are not the fault of labor organizations but the result of a gang of socialists who disregard law and order and the rights of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Odd Fellows and patriarchial circle clash in Eau Claire
A Tuesday night East side meeting saw an Odd Fellows lodge attempt to expel a circle officer under a prior decree of the sovereign grand lodge. The officer refused to leave, a policeman was called, and the meeting adjourned amid confusion. The quarrel rages among about thirty patriarchs in the local temple, with expulsions proving unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Eau Claire
Odd Fellows Lodge
Soverign Grand Lodge
Lodge
Europe blamed for Chicago and Milwaukee riots by Pall Mall Gazette
The Pall Mall Gazette comments on anarchist riots in Chicago and Milwaukee, saying Europe bears primary responsibility for exporting paupers to the United States and that America is fatal in extending welcome to these paupers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Chicago
Milwaukee
Europe
United States
America
Brower Brothers Face Suit Over Sauk Center Tribune
J. W. Brower sues his brother W. C. Brower claiming an interest in the Sauk Center Tribune. W. C. asserts sole ownership. A master in chancery will visit Sauk Center this week to hear witnesses from both sides in U S courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brower
W. C. Brower
Sauk Center Tribune
United States
Sauk Center
Little Falls Mille Lacs Lake Superior Railway Incorporation
The Little Falls Mille Lacs Lake Superior Railway company files articles of incorporation to build standard or narrow gauge lines from Little Falls to Mille Lacs and east boundary, with branches to northern and southern state boundaries. Capital stock is $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls, Mille Lacs & Lake Superior
Little Falls
Mille Lacs
Lumber firms seek workers along Cloquet to N P Junction
The Pine Knot notes Cloquet lumber companies need labor as men are scarce. It urges tramps begging near Barinerd to move to the grade between Cloquet and the North Pacific Junction, implying a shortage would ease if they left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloquet
N. P. Tunction
Weather signals to be installed along Northern Pacific line
The Northern Pacific road will institute the weather signal service along its line of road. Brainerd will probably be favored with a station. The signals will be of great service to farmers along the line, as they will not only tell them what the weather was at the point next to them, but also what the indications are for the twelve or twenty-four hours succeeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Road
Brainerd
Mott
U. S
Powderly Sees Arbitration as Way to End Strikes
General Master Workmen Powderly argues strikes harmed workers in the anthracite regions and favors arbitration between buyers and sellers of labor. He doubts eight hour movement ready for action and suggests limiting strike power to a General Executive Board. He notes Wilkes Barre miners may pause eight hour push until justice proven. He also reports roller skating luck and lumber market swings tied to rink construction.
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Lackawana Valley
Powderly
General Executive Board
General Executive Committee
General Assembly
Cleveland
Wilkes Barre
Has Rendered Valuable Services for Governor Hopeful Gilman
The St Vincent New Era defends Hon C A Gilman as a credible Republican nominee for governor. It notes his thirty years in Minnesota public service and his strong character, while condemning vilification by demagogues. It asserts Gilman has the greatest hold and claim within the Northwest Republican faction.
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St. Vincent
C. A. Gilman
Gilman
Aaa
Northwest
Mr. Gilman
The Rise and Fall of Roller Skating in the City
The once bustling rink scene has faded into quiet again as attendance collapses and shops close. Roller skating may be a past pastime, not a dying art, with growth in boxwood, maple and hemlock trade showing volatile prices and shifting industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Olympian Rink
Philadelphia
City council fixes saloon licenses at 450 dollars
Monday night the Albert Lee city council set saloon licenses at 450 dollars and by Tuesday morning every saloon was closed as proprietors refused to obtain licenses at that price. The Mayor vetoed the resolution and called a special meeting, but only the president attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lee
Letter Chase at the City Office Caper
A rowdy scene unfolds as James Timkins seeks a missing letter from New York. Clerks search Ts and racks, denying any mail for Timkins while a crowd outside grows restless. The reporter and others push through amid taunts and a street fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Timkins
Dispatch
Alfred Krupp’s vast empire centered in Essen
The Krupp works at Essen dominate with over five hundred acres, half covered, employing 19,605 workers and supporting 65,381 people including families. Krupp owns 547 iron mines, four sea steamers, 42 miles of railway with 28 locomotives and 883 cars, 69 horses, 191 wagons, and 40 miles of telegraph wire with 35 stations. The site includes a chemical laboratory, photographic and lithographic atelier, a printing office with presses, a bookbinding room, and even a hotel in Essen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Krupp
Essen
Mr. Krupp
Germany
Essan
Short Line Limited Promises Fast Twin Cities to Chicago Rail Travel
The Royal Route gains a new first class limited train the Short Line Limited operating nightly from Minneapolis 7 p.m. and St Paul 7:35 p.m. arriving Chicago 7:55 a.m. Sundays start May 2 with no extra charge for exclusive service, tickets sold at Nicollet House block Minneapolis and East Third Street St Paul.
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Nicollet Mouse
Third Street
Merchants
Minneapolis
St. Paul
F. H. Anson
Northwestern
Twin Cities
Chicago
Minneapolis & Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern Railways
Nicollet House Block
East Third Street
St.aul
North-West
East Third St
Nicoliet Ave
Mason & Hamzin
Shonincer Orcans
Ji.w.dyer & Bro
Sauk Center Bans Card Games and Livestock in Village Limits
The village of Sauk Center has prohibited card playing in saloons and the keeping of hogs and cattle within its boundaries. The move targets disorderly conduct and livestock management, signaling a shift in local public order rules.
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Sauk
Property tax twist sparks debate in Mexican housing
Report notes a saying that houses in Mexico pay no tax when not rented. Analysts caution the adage oversimplifies tax rules and explain exemptions vary by locality and property use. Authorities urge residents to consult official guidance to determine obligations.
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Young & CO
Dry Goods and Nations
Front and 7Th Sts
Young «Co
Es Leopold Bros
Dickens
Natale
Leopold Bros
Wisconsin Central Line
Wisconsn
Gepart Qom Union
New Richmond
Chippewa Falls
Stevens’ Point
Wampaca
Neemah
Menashe
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Fond du Esc
Menasha
Chippewa Fale
Ashland
Stevens Point
Ss. Paul
Abbotford
Northern Pacific
Aily
Depa
Sanda
Duluth
Kansas
Otter Tail County
Fargo
Winnipeg
White Cross Lodge No. S
Odd Felows Hall
Vie— Brothers
Hemps Teap
C. C
C. F
Evergreen Lodge
Od Fellows’ Hall
Sixth Street
A.E. Losry
N. G
E. O. Parks
Wilder Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alex Bexson
N.G
St. H. Paing
R.S
Co. T. A
Gospel Mere
A. E. Pennell
A. M
Masonic Temple
Broadway
J. E. Wilson
G. W. Phillips
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway
Albert Lea
St. Psnd
Mir
Chang
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Watertown
D. T
ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Union Depot
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchineon
Union Pacific
Topeka
Santa Fe
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Palace
F. Boyd
Minneapolis Minn
Fernald
Frater & Fernald
Attorney At Law
A. Fleming
Hudson
Wis
Anoka
Wisconsin
Neenah, Menasha
Union
Elecaat
James Barker
F. N. Finney
F. i. Anson
Minneapolis, Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Saint Paul
Minnesota Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington Territory
Oregon
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Alaska
Pullman Palace
Portland
Yellowstone Park
Chas.s
St. Paul Minn
Koop Brothers
Front Street
Tex
Hemlock
Eben Plimpton
Timkins
Agian
Mexico
Long Lake
Long
Bass Lake
Lake View
Grove and Lake Association
Towne McFadden Bloce
J. W. Koop, Staple & Fancy Grocers
Brainerd - Minn
Steinway
Weber
Behr Bros
M. H
Ccberc
Odd Fellows’ Block
Denis Bros
Fraps
Dome
Tenth and Quince Streets
Minn
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