Tornado Rips Biwabik area killing nine injuring eight
A powerful northern Minnesota tornado struck Biwabik and surrounding areas on Saturday. Nine people were killed and eight injured as the storm tore through a Finnish settlement and the Mesaba range town. Homes shafts and mines were destroyed with equipment and cars hurled long distances.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mesaba Range
Biwabik
John Moriarity
Pike River
Binabik
Wiliam Hilstrom
Blwabik
Mission board opens 90th annual meeting in St Louis
The American board of commissioners for foreign missions begins its 90th annual session next Wednesday at Pilgrim Congregational church in St Louis. President Samuel B Capen of Boston will preside. The three day meeting faces India famine and extensive mission damages as its most critical gathering since 1810.
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St. Louis
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Samuel B. Capen
Boston
India
Peary Windward Failure Sets Tone for North Return
St Johns Newfoundland Oct 8 observers doubt Windward will return this fall. If the season was open, Peary may have carried the Windward to a high latitude for a possible expedition next summer.
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N. F
Peary
Trains collide near Monticello injuring three
In Monticello Indiana two Monon passenger trains 83 and 35 on a curve south of town crashed head end. Three persons were injured as engines and baggage cars were crushed. Both crews jumped to escape. Engineer James Covington was found unconscious but later recovered.
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Monticello
Ind
Oct. S
James Covington
Two Farmers Found Murdered in Buried Wells
In Winnipeg two well to do farmers, Charles Daw and Jacob Smith, were found decomposed and buried in an old well on a farm. They had been missing since last July after selling their farms to a man named Govelon who allegedly paid them and who is now missing.
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Winnipeg
Man
Charles Daw
Jacob Smith
Daw
Smith
Govelon
Dan
Chippewa Lands to Be Sold at Public Auction
Washington October 8 The secretary of the interior has ordered a public sale of the ceded Chippewa lands adjoining the reservation. The move outlines disposition of parcels to interested buyers and sets terms for bidding and transfer of titles.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Arrests in Rice Case Forgery linked to Patrick and Jones
New York cops arrest Lawyer Albert T. Patrick and his valet Jones for forgery tied to the Rice case. They allegedly forged signatures on checks and assignments from the late Texas millionaire William Marsie Rice who died in New York a week earlier. The World later reports the DA plans to prove Patrick had close ties with Rice, while Jones sought to form a conspiracy to seize the fortune.
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New_York
McCloskey
Albert T. Patrick
Jones
Pmainise St. Rice
William Marsie Rice
Patrick
New York
The
Sillionaire Rice
Rice
Valet Jones
New Boundary Marker Found in Alaska Dispute
A railroad surveying party reports a new boundary marker in the Mount Baker area near Chilliwack Lake. If the swath line is followed, Red Mountain and the disputed strip would be on the American side. Dominion surveyors may issue a report soon and a survey by U S authorities could follow.
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New Whatcom, Wash
Mount Baker
Chilliwack Lake
Red Mountain
Dominion
Washington
Boundary Commission
Iiites
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Wheat quiet and irregular with lower cables and poor weather. Corn higher, oats unchanged, provisions mixed. cash oats and cereals quoted. Cattle receipts 19,000 with mixed prices across steers and heifers. hogs and sheep also active with varied quotes and strong demand.
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Chicago
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 6 500 natives 6 000 Texans with steady to higher tone for natives and feeders combining for prices from 3 25 to 7 75 across classes. Hogs receipts 4 500 steady to slightly higher with heavy and mixed animals at 5 05 to 5 25 and pigs 4 50 to 4 90. Sheep receipts 3 200 sold promptly at steady to 10 cents up with lambs 4 10 to 5 00 and muttons 3 50 to 4 00.
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Kansas City
Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported at South Omaha Market
South Omaha October 8 cattle receipts total 6 600 with steady demand for native beef steers 4 40 to 5 70 western steers 4 00 to 4 70 Texas steers 3 00 to 3 90 cows and heifers 3 00 to 3 85 canners 1 60 to 2 90 stockers and feeders 3 00 to 4 85 calves 3 00 to 5 75 hog receipts 2 900 with prices ranged 4 00 to 5 10, mixed 5 05 to 5 10 and heavy 4 00 to 5 07 per hundred.
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Chicago
Texas Ae
Texas Grass
Texas Bulls
Texas
South Omaha
Sconce Ee Aoethee Coe
Nuttons
Miners to Decide at Scranton Convention
President Mitchell issues call for a convention of the anthracite districts in Scranton to decide on future action during the fourth week of the strike. Representation is one vote per 100 miners, with delegates allowed up to five votes, credentials required.
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Mitchell
Shenandoah
Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Americ
Acceptance Is Looked For In Anthracite Regions
Quiet rules in the coal fields as a general convention is seen as the path to settlement. Miners and operators and merchants express hope for early end to the strike after three weeks. Parades and mass meetings planned at Shamokin and Scranton with President Mitchel expected to speak.
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Philadelpha
Shamokin
Scranton
Mitchel
NO MARCHING AT HAZELTON Warleton district
In Hazelton Virginia district strikers gathered near operating collieries in a signal of potential action but no large crowds moved. About 800 workers assembled near Cranberry colliery. many workers attempting to pass were turned back by fear or persuasion.
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Warleton
Cranberry
A. Pardee & Co
First Baptist and Parish Church Notices and Ads
The notice lists services at First Baptist Church corner Idaho and Sebree with 12:00 divin worship and Bible school plus evening services May 1 to October. includes M E Church and rector Rev Hooker times and Holy Communion schedule. references Krause’s Cold Cure and Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound sold at City Drug Store. Tribune Store closing Yale camera sale with six 2x2 inch pictures.
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Idaho
Sebree
Henry F. Cope
Beace
C. E
D. Hooker
Krause
City Drugs Store
City Drug Store
Yale
Tribune
Lipton denies pork cornering in Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton tells Daily Express he has never tried to corner food. He explains his large government order required a big reserve stock and Chicago buyers bought heavily, leading to a larger than usual stock.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Daily Express
Chicago
Crop yields rise sharply in Iowa and cereals
Des Moines reports a preliminary yield for corn of 553,565,060 bushels from 8,618,660 acres at 41 bushels per acre, with total cereals at 531,049,020 bushels, well above prior records. Separate notes cover a Topeka suit against State Treasurer Frank Grimes for $25,000 over state funds and an Old West weapon incident involving an express messenger near St Joseph.
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Des Moines
Towa
Topeka,Xan
Frank Grimes
Osage County
Grimes
Topeka
A. B. Crum
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