Scandinavian News Happenings in the Fatherland
A sweep of brief reports from Sweden Norway and Denmark covers riksdag opening talks land purchases for a sugar factory in Malmo fortifications at Sundsvall and school term cuts in Skane. It notes Oslo and Bergen weather bees stockholm finances and a Norwegian political shift with cross national tensions and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Riksdag
Sevi
Cloetta Chocolate Manufacturing Company
Malmo
Vreta Kloster
Ostergolland
Good Templars of
Landskrona
Boras
Bergen
Norway
Sundsvall
Skane
Ostgota Correspondenten
Conservatve
Stockholm
Oscar
Karlskrona
Kaiser -Wilhelm
Uppland
Thor Schentz
Chalmer
Gothenburg
University of
Ockelbo
Bollnes
Ljusdal
Archbishop Sundberg
Gustaf Sandahl
Sundholm
Jarsnes Parish
Potomac G A R Elects Israel W Stone Commander
Current events report the Potomac G A R choosing Israel W Stone as department commander. Other items note a fatal explosion at Chilworth gunpowder works near Guildford, a Milwaukee wife killed with a butcher knife then suicidal, and social event postponements harming London waiters amid queen mourning. Missouri supreme court upholds pure food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Potomac
Israel W. Stone
Chilworth
Guildford
England
Charles Voss
Milwaukee
Wis
West End
London
J. M. Trumbull
Texas Pacific Railway
Webster Grove
St. Louis County
Missouri Supreme Court
Henry W. Schmidt
Millnois Southern Railroad
Harry
Sparta
Ill
Hastings
Minn
Stanislaus J. Donnelly
Ignatius Donnelly
Stephens
Kansas State Temperance Union
Topeka
Holton
Des Moines
R. H. Conger
United States
China
Iowa
Suspects identified in Cudahy kidnapping case killings
Johnson and Oneal, held in Joplin, identified as the men who killed a marshal during a Bronaugh bank robbery months earlier. $16,000 stolen, $20,000 destroyed by an explosion. They had several thousand dollars in gold when arrested and are taken to Nevada for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Johnson
Oneal
Cudahy
Bronaugh
Vernon County
Nevada
Miners Killed by Fall at Archbald Mine
In Archbald Pennsylvania two single laborers Michael Ma Gowan aged 25 and William Hugo aged 20 were killed by a fall of root coal at the White Oak mine of the Delaware and Hudson company. They were employed as miners and their deaths occurred February 13 in Scranton district reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Michael MaGowan
William Hugo
White Oak
Delaware & Hudson Company
Archbald
Markets News From Lincoln and South Omaha
Lincoln's birthday halted a board of trade session. Prices drifted for potatoes eggs butter and live poultry with steady to firm tones. Hogs and cattle showed mixed moves with hogs easing early and recovering, cattle steady to higher in some grades, and sheep active with various regional quotes across markets in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Lincoln
Burbanke
Peerless
Hebrons
Texas
South Omaha
Neb
Maccabees Ball and Town Happenings In Crary Chat
Crary buzzes with social events and local business notes. The Maccabees plan a grand ball tonight while residents report prosperous trade and new projects. Investments include Vickery farm sale to Robert Brown and Dan Boyd buying land for a spring building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Luros
Leeds
Farmers Bank
Vickery Farm
Robert Brown
Dan Boyd
Luros & Anderson
W.A. Crary
State Lodge of the
Valley City
Crary
Matthews
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North Sea
Kristiania Medical Society
Scotland
Henrik Ihsen
Storthing
Liljedahl
Aalesund
Society For
Stavanger Preserving Company
Skredsvig
Earth
Heaven
West Lofoten
Kristianssund
Tromso
Trondhjern
Bode
Drammen
Bjornson
Court Theater
Stuttgart
Hull
Kristiania
Information Bureau
Denmark
Iversen
Assistens
Copenhagen
Jorgensen
Bakers’ Union
Socialdemokraten
P. Knudsen
Wiinblad
Sigvard Olsen
Sigvald Olsen
Satan
Odense
Storeso
Big Lake
Skanderborg
Langballe
Weip
The
Social Democrats
R Form
Next Nation
Falkething
Hillerod
Slagelse
Nyborg
Vejle
Kolding
Ebeltoft
Erik Menved
Dhamagne
Hank
Japa
Minneapolis
Great Northern General Office
J. J. Hill
St. Johnsbury, VI
Henry C. Bates
Philippine Islands
Maccabees
Dick Turner
Will
L. M. Arneson
Andrew Forstor
Geo. Humphrey
Great Northern
E. M. Crary
Ramsey Co. Courier
Press Association
Bismarck
Jim
Miles Miller
Peter Rutten
John Travis
Bottineau
J.dean
Leslie
Minto
Mr. Dean
Grant Greenup
P. Defoire
Devils Lake, N. D
Grand Forks, N. D
Ripans
AtDruc
Devils Cake Meat Market
T. Fox
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