Mine disaster and foreclosure notices span two regions
Twenty two bodies recovered from Hartwick mine near Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Fifteen men died in the Victor mine collapse in Colorado. In North Dakota Ramsey County district court notices detail a sheriff sale of promissory notes tied to Charles Anderson and related entities, listing numerous notes and amounts with a February 18, 1904 sale date and costs.
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Hartwick
Pittsburg
Victor
Colorado
R K Ike
Charles Anderson
Casper Johnson
Hymen Liberman
J T Ackerman
JT Lee
Glaum & Roe
John Berg
John H Maxwell
Chas. Anderson
DA Prete
David Ober
Charles, Anderson
T Bradeseth
Ole Lomen
Chaarles Anderson
al Singer
Charles Andeson
Burke & Midbaugh
Anderson
North Star Shoe Company
Sam Erickstad
Ray Rupert
Nils Qalgren
Charles
North Dakota
Rameey
Second Judicial
Ripon Knitting’ Works
Ramsey County
Devils Lake
Burke and Middaugh
Mons Anderson Company
Ite
R K Ive
J T Lee
Gleruam & Roe
Chas, Anderson
David C Ober
T Bradseth
Legal and crime notes from early 1900s region
Sheriff report notes a mortgage sale with $86.47 due plus costs dated January 25 1904. Other items mention Calderon convicted in Minneapolis, Whittaker Wright death unrest, postal trials in Washington, and bonds tied to a mayoral indictment.
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al Singer
Charles Anderson
Herman Rutten
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Ole Holden
Geo Gunderson
Grand Forks
L. B. Gibbs
Lake ST
Cor, Stevens Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Archibald College
Japan
Ruesis
Calderon
Illinois
Springfield
Whittaker Wright
London
Hoffman
England
Cass Lake
Washington
D.B. Goff
Harrison
Iroquoi
F. E. Weymouth
Hnd
Geological Survey
New York
Gentlemens Department
Holbrook Mercantile Comp