Local News Notes From Jonesville and Oak Lawn Area
H Sargent shingled his house and Mrs Bixby sprained her wrist. Farmers report a fine potato crop near Jonesville. Cullum expects 100 bushel per acre corn. Consider forming a new Oak Lawn school district. Jonesville district reports books and furniture. John Peterson farm west of Jonesville sold for a good sum. Births: Goddard a son. Hunt a daughter. Joe Ruttger returns from threshing trip. Mrs Clarence Wheeler teaches in district 27 and was home Sunday. Supt Wilson visited local schools last week. Rev Parish preached his last sermon for the year. conference at Brainerd. Mrs Hockridge of Brainerd visited Katrine. Lulu teaching there. Bay Lake visit praised. directions joked about. Seventeen month old child of Clarence Skillings suffered a yard accident. index finger of left hand lost and second finger badly cut. missing finger found on stump.
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Parish
Brainerd
Hockridge
Katrine
Lulu
Mayo
Little Cecil
R. J. Maghan
Bay Lake
Clarence Skillings
Robert Forbes
Duluth
Waldren
Aitkin
E. K. Copper
Motley
James Clulow
Mille Lacs Lake Mission
Pile-ine Cures Plies Money Refunded If It Fails
A brief notice markets Pile-ine cures with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad claims refund option without detailed terms or conditions and mentions consumer assurance. No specific dates or organizations are named.
Colombian Victory Cablegram From Foreign Minister
Washington October 2 The Colombian minister of foreign affairs reports a signal victory over Venezuelan troops invading the Guajira under Venezuelan officers and flag officials note uncertainty if this matches earlier Cu racoa reports but express gratification at the victory and the warlike irregularity without a prior declaration of war by Venezuela.
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Silva
Washington
Guajira
Legation
Curacoa
Dr. Silva
Venezuela
American Jockey Barred at Newmarket
The jockey club in Newmarket voted to withdraw Lester Reiff's license and to warn him off the town after a hearing into suspicious riding of DeLacy on Friday in the New Barns plate race. The action follows Lord Durham’s libel accusations a year earlier and the club’s exoneration of Reiff.
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Newmarket
Eng
Jockey Club
Lester Reiff
Welchers
Reiff
William C. Whitney
DeLacy
Richard Croker
Minnie Lee
J. Reiff
Lord Durham
London
Hazing Reported At Missouri University
S A Thompson reported the first hazing case at Missouri University in years. He was lured into woods, stripped, tied to a tree, thrashed with switches, hair clipped, clothes hidden, then deserted in the cold and dark. Unable to identify any suspects, the disciplinary committee began an inquiry with no punishment yet.
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Missouri University
Columbia
S. A. Thompson
Thompson
Hay May Resign As Secretary Of State
Denver reports Secretary Hay may quit the cabinet amid fatigue and public caricature. Secretary Gage says Hay is honorably tired, personally affluent, and would prefer leisure with friends and books. If he resigns, Secretary Root would likely succeed him.
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Gage
Denver
Boulder
Colo
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Camp Talcot
Hayre
Hay
Root
American Robber Sent Abroad With Mercy Vessel Transfer
London clerkenwell sessions hear Ford Ritchie, an American convict, given mercy by a judge. He is to be jailed until Saturday, then sent to Queenstown to sail to America with friends on a vessel. If he refuses, he faces re arrest and a term fitting his crime.
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London
Clerkenwell
Ford Ritchie
Queenstown
America
Conference Opens With Elections and Plans for Annuity Fund
The morning session of the conference in First M E church opened without Dr. Cranston. Rev. William Fielder D D presided, with Invocations by Rev A G Kynett. Various officials were elected, including Rev C F Sharpe secretary and Rev C F Davis and Rev T W Stout as assistants, Rev Henry Nobbs treasurer, and Rev S B Farley statistician. Notes on future sessions, speakers, and proposed annuity fund for superannuated preachers and widows outlined.
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M. E
William Fielder D. D
Minneapolis
A. G. Kynett
Philadelphia
Er. C. Clemans
Anoka
C. F. Sharpe
C. F. Davis
T. W. Stout
G. E. Saterlee
Princeton
Henry Nobbs
Beard
A. G. Knyett
D. D. Thompson
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
H. C. Jennings
Book Concern
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jennings
Methodist Church
Shannon
Conference
Church
Chartered Fund
Tammany Names Candidates for Mayor and City Posts
The New York city committee of Tammany Hall chose Edward M. Shepard of Brooklyn as the Democratic candidate for mayor of Greater New York. William W. Ladd Jr. was selected for comptroller and George M. Van Hosen for president of the board of aldermen.
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Tammany’s
New York
Tammany Hall
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Greater
William W Ladd, Jr
George M. van Hosen
Board of Aldermen
Shamrock II May Face New Challenge If Cup Series Fails
Glasgow October 3 It is said here that if Shamrock II fails to win the present America cup races a Westcottian syndicate plans to issue another challenge for the cup.
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Glasgow
Westcottian
Advertised Letters List For Week Ending October 4 190
Remaining uncalled letters include Mrs Altha Cochran Miss Lena and Miss Marie Lefend among others. Names listed cover Allen Mra JJ Anderson Frank nenreee Mra Jim reson CR Geley Charlie Cooffia William Dupois Ed Fenley W Fink Geo Ford William Garlinghouss Hart Selby Hill Pa Hufman Kinyon Mise Marie Lefend Jurden Love Melars Lane JnoB ay Edw Morrie Edna Pettia CH Preble Gertrude Sandahl O H Shaal Smallwood Swanston Wallace Young Truman P N Inogreoie P M and others. Advertised notices to be claimed promptly.
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Allen
JJ Anderson
Frank Nenreee
Jim Reson
CR Geley
Charlie Cooffiia
Altha Cochran
Coxgrove Mies
Alice Coves
Chas
Debbie
Peter Delaworth
William
Dupois
D Fenley
Fink
Geo Ford
Garlinghouss
Dd Hart
Hele
Selby Hill
Hufman
Robert Kinyon
Eugener
Mise
Marie Lefend
Jurden Love
AL Melars Mae cLane JnoBay
Maral
Joseph Morrie
Edna Pettia
Notice of Final Proof at St. Cloud Minnesota 1901
Notice published in Brainerd Minnesota that Heenen McNeele E filed for final proof of his land claim. The hearing is set before W A M Johnston in District Court Brainerd on November 18 1901. Names William quidle P O Gilbert Morrison Co Brainerd Minnesota and Millard Le of Bt Bt Mathias Crow Ny.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Settlor
W. A. M. Johnston
Lerk
District Court
Brainerd
Heenen McNeele
Seid
Esol
William Quidle
P. O. Gilbert
Morrison Co Ra Brainerd
Mina
Oy Millard le
Bt Bt
Mathias
Crow Wing O. Taylor
Register
Withdrawal of Rev M L Hutton from conference to Congregational church
The Northern Minnesota Conference reports the withdrawal of Rev. M. L. Hutton from the conference. He will join the Congregational church after having occupied several prominent pulpits in Brainerd and area, a change of interest to local congregations.
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M. L. Hutton
Northern Minnesota
Brainerd
Congregational Church
Mr. Hutton
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