Tawney Denounces Delegation Split Over Tariff Support
Minnesota congressman Tawney charges the insurgent delegation agenda aims to discredit him and split the Republican party. He notes a St Paul demonstration excludes him while defending the tariff bill as Republican policy and the best achievable at the time. Others offer varied views on loyalty and strategy.
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St. Pauly
Minnesota
Tawney
St. Paul
Taft
Winona
Warner
Minnesota Degetation
Capitol
Davis
Third
Congressman Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Cannon
Home Ovation for Clapp at Rush City
Citizens of Rush City packed the auditorium to honor Senator Moses H Clapp in an informal meeting. Co J C Stone presided as C M Johnson gave the welcome and Attorney J D Markham presented the freedom of the city and keys. Clapp spoke for an hour.
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Clapp
Rush City
Moses H. Clapp
Pokegama Lake
J. C. Stone
C. M. Johnson
J.D. Markham
Finnish Murder at Frazee Shocks Local Finns
Fraze e county reports a Finnish stabbing as Jampsa, a Wolf Juake resident, allegedly stabbed John Thelt in Runeberg shoulder during a dispute after a wagon incident. The victim died about thirty minutes later from blood loss. Jampsa, held by deputies, was arraigned in Frazee and bound over to October district court.
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Frazen
Jacob Jampsa
John Thelt
Runeberg
Jampsa
Wolf Juake
Jhelt
Menagha
Wolf Lake Township
Charley Isaacson
Wolf Lake
Isaacson
Jehu
John Bassa
Jampa
Tan
Hurley
Frasier
Frazee
C. A. Devin
Iron Range Has Tale of Woe
In Duluth the State railroad and warehouse commission held three hearings. The city of Duluth seeks to repair the Sixth avenue viaduct against Northern Pacific and other roads. the case is continued six weeks as roads agree to repairs. The Duluth and Iron Range road seeks higher logs and pulpwood rates, while shippers cite Iron Range earnings as reason. The commission considers nine stations on its declared non tariff stations and finds operation would conflict with the 2-cent-a-mile law. The road asks to abolish the stations.
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Duluth
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Northern Pacific
Sixth Avenue
Duluth & Iron Range
Iron Range
Recluse Paul Michael Held For Insanity in Cottage Grove
Stillwater Paul Michael, educated and multilingual with long hair and whiskers, lived as a recluse near Cottage Grove for three months frightening women and children. Adjudged insane by the probate court, he will be sent to Rochester hospital for the insane. George Woodward and others complained to the sheriff, who found him on a bed of grass near a railway culvert. He spoke of a German university study in chemistry and geology and claimed travels in St Paul, Milwaukee, and Sheboygan.
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Stillwater
Paul Michael
Cottage Grove
Rochester Hospital
George Woodward
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Wis
Wage Scale Advanced for Cloquet Lumber Laborers
A new schedule advancing all day laborers employed by Cloquet’s lumber companies was posted and takes effect from the first of the month, affecting about three thousand men. The scale sits at 1007.
Lightning Burns Fifteen Phone Poles Near Woodstock
A thunderstorm caused a bolt to strike along a line a mile before Woodstock, igniting and burning fifteen telephone poles in a row. Authorities report the poles were likely struck by the same bolt during the storm.
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Woodstock
Duluth awards contract for new Soo passenger station
The Soo road in Duluth awarded a $100,000 contract to local contractor George H. Lounsberry for the citys new passenger station on Superior Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. A tunnel approach of several blocks is being built to reach it by train.
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Duluth
Soo Road
George H. Lounsberry
Superior Street
Sixth
Seventh
Marks of False Teachers and Prophetic Word
A compact study tracing Peter’s warnings about false teachers among early Christians. It contrasts the audible divine voice on the Mount with the prophecy of writing, outlines seven characteristics of false teachers, and notes their destructive aims, covetousness, desire for power, and pedantic rhetoric.
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God the Father
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Christian
Paul on Christian Love and the Immortal Three
A study of first Corinthians thirteen, outlining faith hope and charity. It argues love is the greatest virtue, defining it by its fruits and actions such as patience kindness generosity humility courtesy unselfishness good temper guilelessness sincerity and steadfast endurance, concluding love surpasses faith and hope.
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Ephesus
Ananias
Barnabas
Jesus
R. V
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National Lead Company
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