Unrest in World Highlights From Telegraph Reports
A sweeping brief compendium notes judge Amos Thayer of Missouri named to the United States court for the eighty circuit, with government stating no extra bond official needed. It covers political shifts, war pensions, notable deaths, and assorted legal cases across the United States, Canada, and Europe, including awards, resignations, criminal acts, and international diplomacy updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Thayer
Missouri
United States ‘Court
United States
Peffer
Secretary of War
Elisha Johns
C. B
Ilinois
Gilant
Vicksburg
Wikhart
tariff battle crowds House in wild climax as bills pass
Washington August 14 The House convened after adjournment as the tariff bill cleared a heated session. Members debated Senate amendments on tariff items coal iron ore sugar and barbed wire. Republicans and Democrats traded volleys while votes followed with the measures on the free lists advancing.
Fire and arson round in city and county
Sheriff Reynolds arrested Grove Abermithy on arson charges after fires destroyed the Grant house inns and barn. Citizens offer a $500 reward for arrests and conviction of those setting fires in the past six months. West Union water works suffered a major fire at the factory and warehouse, blamed on incendiary acts. damages include $2,000 to property and $750 in insurance.
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Chacced
Waseca
Bim
Sherife Reynolds
Iron Orato
Grove Abermithy
Grant House
Thenmachven
West Union
Iowa
Wetherboy
Black Suny Movening
Loxa
Ely Shige
Witter
Thi City
Tariff struggle ends as House yields to Senate amendments
Washington voters saw the House discharge conference on tariff reform. Democrats abandoned the Senate amendments after a tense caucus. Separate bills then placed coal iron ore sugar and barbed wire on the free list amid heated debates and protests from Republicans.
Pine timber theft suit filed by Minnesota against Powers and Dwyer
Attorney General Childs sues Albert Powers and Anthony Dwyer of Powers & Dwyer to recover 40000 for alleged cutting of 6000000 feet of pine on state lands in section 16 township 36 range 23 Linsen county between 1890 and 1904. Case tied to pine land investigating committee findings. further actions expected against other timber firms if evidence shows further state land incursions.
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St. Paul
Childs
Albert TH. Powers
Anthony J. Dwyer
Minneapolis
Fim
Powers & Dwyer
Enit
Frm
Laut
Gange 23
Linsen County
Fiirm
Mississippi and Ruin River Boom Company
Toxa
Pine Land
Murder Charge in Minneapolis Linked to Family Feud
Times Hunter, a 19 year old resident living with his parents on a farm, was arrested at his home by the sheriff on a charge of murdering his brother Edwin. He was brought to Minneapolis for preliminary hearings. Hunter was married just last Wednesday to his current wife, and the alleged motive may stem from his engagement with her. The young bride was overwhelmed by the scene as her husband was taken into custody.
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Shaw
Wisconsin
A. H. Kimball
Battle Creek
Mich
New York
Odette Tylém
Airess
Howard Gould
Frederick J. Wreylinghuysen
Military Park
Newark
N. Y
James Longstreet
Senate
Cornelius Herz
Panama
Herz
England
Paris
Misa Sallie Curd
Lexington
McChesney
Whitfield
Whitfield, the Money Order Clerk. Miss. Curd
Breckinridge
Joliet
Cherokee
Kan
Zellner & Co
New York City
Ciizens' Savings Bank
Portsmouth
Ohio
G. L. Ferris
Missouri
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Pesotum
J. J. Spalding
Teoria
Dintel Small
Harvey Mills
Asyum
Logansport
Ind
Small
Mills
Martinaville
Amanda M Olemin
Barn A. Olemin
David Riddie
Glasgow
Scotland
Bennett & Son
Topeka
Ben,nuit & Son
Thin
Minneapolis
Taimes Hunter
Edwin
Minmvipolis
Yury Timer
Steele
English Dailures Reported for Week Ending August 14
For the week ending Saturday, August 14, there were 149 filings in England and Wales, compared with 170 in the same period last year.
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England
Wales
Lumber cargo surge boosts Duluth timber trade report
Northern Minnesota and Northwestern Wisconsin mills boost shipments to Duluth. A vessel carried 100,000 feet for American Lumber Company and trains delivered logs from Cloquet Tower and nearby towns. Duluth now ships more Lake Superior cargo than Ashland, with 70.6 million feet sent west and 2.0 to 2.5? million feet to Keagatt to date, as inland buyers chase timber amid a recovering market.
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Wisconsin
American Lumber Company
Thomas
Wis
Dulvit
Milla
Cloquet
Virginia
Tower
Jeoal
Swan River
Buffalo
Ashland
Lake Superior
Interior
Northwest
Opening Session of Indian Teachers Institute At State Capitol
The first session of the Indian school teachers institute opened at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul with large attendance expected to grow by tomorrow. Early arrivals included H. J. Wilson Red Lake reservation and numerous teachers from locations across the region and several states.
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State Capitol
St. Paul
Indian School Teachers’ Institute
Capitol
Tring
H. J. Wilson
Red Lake Reservation
George D. Babbitt
Lewiston
Mont
James 4. &. Bell
Orn B. Bryant
Hila Bunker
Uncle Toster
Susie Stockton
Mary Jackson
Viola Qook
Willersmith
W. J. Wicks
Springfeld
J. D. Dixon
Mc Leansboro
Andrew Spencer
Mount Piement
Mich
Richards
Oia
R. IL. Edelin
Yrarska
Cavalier
Morest City
S. D
B.M. Jeffers
Pipestone
P. J. Johnson
South Dakota
M. B. English
Red Lake Agency
Martin Keitel
Bert Yates
N. D
Plunger Ejected After Floor Attempt at Bond Market
Chicago August 14 Ed Pardridge attempted to enter the floor of the bond market while heavily short of wheat. Door keeper William Richards refused admission, Pardridge grew violent, punched and kicked the door guard, and was carried downstairs to a private room where he was later ejected. The market moved against him as he faced a declined privilege.
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Pardridge
Chicago
Ed Pardridge
William Richards
Lardridge
Webyals Pelealim
Crashed to Beath Construction Accident Near Granite Canyon
In Wyo Sheldon on August 14 1 bnt Tugher N J Watts Willing Ansgave and John Hendrickson were injured when a large weight rolled onto them while building a floating tie line in Granite canyon thirty five miles northwest of Sheldon. Meanwhile at Shelby Aug 14 the International Convention of the furniture and pine ware fisheries opened with a large assembly and delegates. The annual report indicated a prosperous condition.
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Beath
Sheldon
Wyo
Tugher
N. J. Watts
Willing Ansgave
John Hendrickson
Granite Canyon
Nongie River
Vaenikhees
Shelby Vily
Tink
Pinne Varenishera
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John
Charles Moore
Toronto
Hownles Torpedo Company
Tima
Oho
Savina Sykes
Emma Moyer
Alton
Charles Heirten
Harvard
Fleury Luts
Georgetown
Witty
Gro
Vandyke
Highand
Deadwood
F. A. Bluitzv
Catharine Stephenson
Santa Rosa Island
Florida
William Patton Daniel
John Daniel
Lynchburg
Isace Wright
Rockford
Panhandle
Greston
Tamilton
M. Neil
Hean
George Fuchshaber
Pennsylvania Road
Fort Wayne
John Schode
Pueblo
Col
Wrod Stuhler
Monticello
J. W. Porter
Decatur
Mississippi
G. M. Sivley
Altons
William Simerett
Switchman’s Mutual Add
Mackinac Islad
Coxoyles
Connellsville
Thomas Lavey
Cityalls
Samuel Matthews
Lave
Lelsouring
Tucinto County
Tex
D. M. Saunders
Barnatt
Too O'Neill
Hawkins Wmouring Mille Company
Pantoka
J. G. McCloskey
J. Martin
Mittelberger
Goy
Altgeld
Joseph Sasdleki
Thomas Walmantsich
Braceville
Peter Maroney
Frederick Letcher
Harley Heynes
Central City
A. Mills
Holmes
Amos Leash
Cisco
Carlton Shidler
Ethel Leroy
San Prisco
Onio
Ivank Larabee
Ste
Japan
Viya
Victoria
B. C
Osborn
C. P. Huntleyton
Irance
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Italy
Shinichiro Kuvino
Department of Foreign Affairs of
Cipriana
Felice
Pierre Cassel
Sicily
Brussels
Ife
London
Great Britain
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Alexander Michalovitch
Xenia
Imperial
Peterhot
Greece
Christina
Denmark
Princess of Wales
Washington
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Reed
House
Grisp
Charman Wilson
Wilson
Jim
Maine
Cochran
Dem. N.Y
Cochram
Carsuoy
Democratic Party
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Tarsuey
Ways Id Means
Celso
Read
Tracy
Crisp
Hou
Nhys
Gockran
XI. Y
Govert
Davy
Dunphy
Everett
Mass
Goreman
Hendrix
Johnson
Meyer Gul
Trice
Gun
Anatverlag
Pywentyne Democrat
Ardurson
Bankhead
Bonnner
Burn
Crain
Davey
Denson
Eduonds
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Skrehs
Mealy
Oates
Ala
Reilly Wik Robbins
Swanson
Tucker
Dyler Way
Wise
Wearlass
Wheeler
Wolverton
Blair
Suely
Mephilican
Connor
Grihniy
N.Y
Reilly
Sperry
Stevens
Wash
Divkter
Dooble
Tungen
Whamunds
Meyer
Price
T.a
Robbins
Stobartson
Weaian Mich
Wisco
Mesurs
Donmier
Ogden
McMillin
Chap
Torward
Turin
Wilyou
Puceluetly
Wan Eaynot
GO. G. Berkuin
West Sixth Street
Yeaterday
Sears
Indiana
St Paul
Church Regiment
Mluniostrat
Cevede
Hill
Sriday
Hiad
Sonate Bis
Pilus
Seine Ani
Bourke Cockran
Taraney
Ways and Means Committee
Cocktan
Messrs
Bartlett
Vendrix
Warter
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Gorman
Michigan
Juluson
Yarsney
Misgow
Whean An
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