Indians Block Logs in North Minnesota Lake March
Report from St Cloud Minnesota that Chippewas of Pine Point Twin Lakes and Gull Lake plan a march around the lake to prevent removal of over 15,000,000 feet of logs held by the Commonwealth Lumber Company Frazee. They refuse government trespass rulings and demand a fair settlement at logging sites along the lake.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Pine Point
Twin Lakes
Gull Lake
Commonwealth Lumber Company
Frazee
Money haul through Philadelphia streets to new mint
Six million dollars in virgin money is moved daily through Philadelphia by guards riding money boxes and four armed watchers along the route from the old United States Mint at Juniper and Chestnut to the new mint at Sixteenth and Spring Garden Streets nearly a mile away.
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Philadelphia
United States Mint
Juniper and Chesnut Streets
New Mint
Sixteenth and
Spring Garten Streets
Missing Cleveland Official Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Ackat believed to be Ron Pollock, president of the Cuyahoga Savings and Banking Company, was found dead in Seattle at the Hotel York. He shot himself after papers linked to him were burned. a coat sewn with his name by a Cleveland tailor was recovered, and no other witnesses could confirm details.
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Ackat
Ron
Pollock
Cuyahoga Savings and Banking Company
Cleveland
Olio
Seattle Wash
York
Ohio
Fifield Tool Company
Lowell
Mass
H. GG. Grant
Hastings
Neb
Buffalo
N.Y
Grover Cleveland
Wall Street
Frances Raymond
New York
Miss Raymond
Schaffer
Warren
Benjamin Vioyr
John C. Wallace
Vioyrt
Wallace
Studay School
Lexington Avenue
Ives
Thaviet Russell
Erte
Pelama
Jesse V. Wing
Kent Millheim
Pashor
Sud
King Shor
Cassel
Electric Light and Power Companies
Boston
Iomediate
Manill the Emergency Department
The
Elevated
Po Hce
City
TN. Pollock
Cuyahora Savings and Banking Company
Stonington
Supreme Council of the Order of Chosen Friends
Leathers
Indianapolis
Armour & Co
Chicago Stock Yards
VL Moss
Selawler
Neh
Hirbhind
Trl Bartholoncesy
Arthur Shafelt
Lake Shore
Ashtabula
Chicago
Westward
Kansas City
Thiena
Sale Wertman
Muskeron
Mieh
Vitte
Tope Mutual Fire
Tnsurance Compeons of
St. Louis
National Wire Disuredee Company
Hartford
Conn
Schikle
Udge
J. J. Woealy
Mobile and Ohio
Fort Jefferson
Cairo
Jackson
Tippany
Ida Barre
Gustav Baare
Akron
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
John Rasmurowski
J. A. Badski
St. Hyacinth's
Wyoming
V. Coggins
Santa Ire
Plymouth
Ikan
Opera House
Town City
Carroll II
Story
Michigan
Bertram G. Nelson
Otto Brackett
Iowa
Southwest
Oklahoma
George Rankin
Des Moines
Minniac
Rock Island Road
Unionville
Blake
Salt Lake City
Amelia
Brigham Young
Amelia Folsom Young
Church
President Snow
Floe. S$. Holmes
Explosions injure five at Henry colliery
Five men were likely fatally injured by a powder explosion at the Henry colliery of the Bosch Valley Coal Company near Wilkestatt. The blast occurred as ore carts entered a slope, powder detonated at the bottom, and rescuers faced a terrible scene with multiple injuries.
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Henry
Bosch Valley Coal Company
Wilkestatt O
England's steel trade warned as ore issues loom
London special reports T. 2B. Grierson addressing the Society of Engineers on treating low crude iron ores. He warned that without immediate preventive steps England's steel trade could become an industry of the past amid a lively debate on American competition in the steel trade.
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London
Grierson
Society of Engineers
England
Fire destroys Alden Knitting Mills in Kentucky
A fire at Alden Knitting Mills in Vadueah Kentucky caused total loss estimated at 20 000 dollars with insurance coverage of 25 000 dollars. The fire started when an electric wire ignited the building. Fire crews reported extensive damage to the factory and equipment.
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Alden Knitting
Vadueah
Government Opens Nickel Process For Armor Hardening Use
The Government has compromised the issue over the nickel process for hardening armor plate. In the future this process may be used by the Government or by any private concern furnishing armor for American ships.
Cardinal Martinelli Receives Red Beretta in Baltimore Cathedral
In a scene of splendor with nearly all high Catholic dignitaries present, Cardinal Martinelli is conferred the red beretta at Baltimore's Cathedral.
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Cardinal Martinelli
Baltimore
Eastern Buffalo ministers drop fight over Sunday opening
In Eastern Buffalo ministers abandon opposition to Sunday opening of the ex-Position. Other items note resignations at Stanford, a burglary in Washington, and local industry upturns.
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Buffalo
Arthur O. Lovejoy
Stanford University
Ross
Henderson
Capitol
Washington
Wilkes Rolling Mills
Sharon
Mary Sankey
Ira D. Sankey
Newcastle
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Charles Webb & Co
Indictments and sentences dominate Western region news
Reports detail executions and jail terms for murderers in Missouri and Indiana, with notable fires, accidents, and legal actions across the Midwest from Cleveland to Chicago. Crimes include arson, shootings, and a high profile divorce of a mayoral figure. weather and epidemics affect schools in Stonington TH.
Southern Wire Disaster Stuns Jacksonville Area
A Southern Wire incident in Jacksonville, Florida, devastates 130 blocks with an estimated loss of 15 million pounds and six deaths. Twelve thousand people are homeless. Constable Manuel Mess of Hebbronville, Texas, killed his wife and then himself, alleged jealousy cited as motive. The Louisiana board of directors is mentioned.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Manuel Mess
Hebbronville
Pexas
Exposition Company organizes first meeting elects Francis president
Purchase Exposition Company held its first meeting and organized for business. Ex Gov David R Francis was unanimously elected president of the board. Shaler Berry and Jessie Southgate eloped, defying kinship barriers. In Dallas lightning struck the Southern Rock Island Plow Company block, a six story fireproof warehouse, now a total loss with stock valued at 300000 to 400000 and building at about 100000.
Noted international intrigues and royal decrees reported
Reports from Grenna Sweden describe a physician’s collapse and stabbing spree. The Russian YMCA, six months old, claims 800 members. Russia’s czar plans a military surgeons school. Queen Victoria’s funeral carriages to be kept as relics. Germany’s cabinet reshuffle is complete. Many wealthy Russians face arrests amid conspiracies. France ships a warship to Tangier over Moroccan apology. A Constantinople report claims the sultan shot a physician who caused him pain.
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Nehrman
Grenna
Sweden
Wene
Czar
Russia
Queen Victoria
Germany
France
Tangier
Morocco
Constantinople
General news items from the era and international subjects
A digest of disparate notes covers Chilean president Errazuriz’s ill health prompting a re sign, the tug Tecumseh foundering with three drownings off Gore Bay, Brazil interior curiosities via Professor J B Steer, a Panama Canal transfer offer to the United States, and a US arsenals closure order affecting several sites. It also notes Notre Dame’s Greek and Latin graduation requirements easing, Westinghouse’s Trafford Park plant contracts, a pension scheme for Tinois Central workers, and Bradstreet grain figures with favorable crop conditions and rising cotton acreage despite seed scarcity and replanting in the South.
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Errazuriz
Chili
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Trafford Park
Manchester
Fish
Tlarrahan
Tinois Central Road
Bradstreet
Southwest
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Market Reports Show Mixed U S Price Averages Across Regions
Market reports list cattle hogs sheep and grain prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with prices for wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs and pork mess. Regional ranges reflect common to prime quality for livestock and No 2 grades for grains.
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Chicago
Ste
Indianapolis
Lee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Panic sweeps New York as Northern Pacific hits 1000 a share
Wall Street reels in a dramatic crash led by a Northern Pacific corner. Four failures shake the Exchange while brokers flood the floor in a pandemonium that sees United States Steel and Union Pacific dive and traders suffer heavy losses.
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Tocks
New York Exchange
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
A. A. Houseman
Stock Exchange
Exchange
LOO
Weaith
Leo
United States Steel
Union Pacific
A Famous Murder Recalled in Eastman Trial
The Eastman Harvard instructor charged with murdering his brother in law Richard Grogan at once recalls the Parkman murder case of 1849. A Boston physician, Dr Geo Parkman, was killed by Dr John Webster. bones and remains were found in a vault behind Webster’s chemistry lab.
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Eastman
Harvard
Charles R. Eastman
Richard Grogan
Geo. Parkman
Boston
John W. Webster
Takeman
Trarvard
Boston Medical College
Park
Bueeher Seares
Wal College
Parkman
Secretaries Foster Faces Bankruptcy Petition In Ohio District Court
The document shows Charles Foster of Fostoria filing voluntary bankruptcy in the United States District Court at Toledo. He lists assets as zero and debts totaling 747 008.54, with secured claims of 238 574.20 and large accommodation paper debts of 170 374.14. Foster, a prominent former congressman and Ohio governor, is described as a long-time politician and businessman who faced financial losses in various ventures.
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Charles Foster
Fostoria
Petiniga
Unie States District Court
Loledo
Foster
Cuarees
United States
Kinigo B
Ohio
Ioster
Treasury
Harrison
Flthhe Valley
Wiliam Windom
Larrison
Oklahoma statehood touted by delegation interviews
A series of brief interviews shows optimism for Oklahoma gaining statehood in the next Congress. Respondents discuss Oklahoma’s national standing, credit, and population prospects, plus economic potential and opportunities for young professionals amid broader American political shifts.
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Deseret Wills Sentinel
Uege
Ian
Edee Woaeeler
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Wheeler
Kendall
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Rome
Watertown
Ograilroad
Lake Ontario
Res
Will
Roy Hotel
Ottawa
Ont
Clarence Street
Martinelli
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Barney
Bath
Western
Charles May
Robert Martin
Buchanan County
Missour
Stantly
Aberdeen
S. D
Healy
Kyle
Toledo-Bryan Air Line Railway Company
Toledo
Bryan
Williams
Fulton
Lucas
Keokuk
Carrie Rand
George D. Herron
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Wis
Peter Krauss
Wabasha, Minn
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Rosie Lambert
Philip Hauenstein
Hauenstein
Board of Directors of
Louisiana
Root
Kennebec
Augusta
Fort Monroe
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Ind
Columbia
Columbia, Tenn
Notre Dame University
Market Reports
Sodom
Gomorrah
Whl
Northern Pacific Railway
Bates
DR. Weg
Lou
Denin T. Flynn
Flo
East
Meehan
Monterey
Mex
Mexico
Neobraska
Dvittin
Wrottg
Bo Lane
Olympia
Nebraska
W. V. Allen
Senator Allen
Kearney
Grand Army of the Republic
Omaha
Maj. Clarkson
Allen
M. FE. Foster
Houston
Texas
Beaumont
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