Fire Rips Griggs Cooper & Co Wholesale Grocery House
A major blaze in St Paul gutted about one third of Griggs Cooper & Co’s wholesale grocery on Third Street, with losses around 150000. Firemen fought the flames from the fire wall to spare the rest of the building as flames shot high and the roof collapsed. The blaze began in the cracker room on the second floor, discovered at 10 pm, and was fought by the entire fire department. insurance partially covered the loss.
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St. Pan
Dee 1
Griggs, Cooper «& Co
Third Street
Teva Shell
St. Paul
Rame Arm
Tragedy at Maynard as man dies from accidental shooting
In Granite Falls Minnesota on December 1 Urm an White, sixty, a Maynard resident and broommaker, died when a gun discharged by an operator in Til in a nearby shop. The bullet pierced two walls and White’s head while he was in Lowe's restaurant. He lived alone, never married.
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Granite Falls
Minn
Dee
Urman White
Maynard
Lowe's
Til
White
Batchelor
Beaten and Robbed Near Watertown Home
Four men entered Joe Gravy’s farm home near Watertown and beat him with clubs after tying him to a bed post. They robbed him of $23 and left him for dead. Gravy recovered and named the attackers to neighbors, the incident linked to land disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Dee
Joe Gravy
Tim
Mme
Wisconsin Faculty Disapproves of Chicago Pact in UW News
Milwaukee Dec. 1 The Sentinel reports Wisconsin will not play at Madison on Dec. 9. President Adams says the UW faculty will not endorse the agreement between Fisher Wisconsin and A A Stagg of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
the Sentinel
Madison
Adams
University of Wisconsin
Fisher
A. A. Stagg
Chicago
Deputy nabs two thieves with tobacco goods in Central City
Two men named Rowe and Matson were stopped by a deputy in Central City while transporting a load of tobacco, canned goods, coffee, and apples. They reportedly planned to travel and see the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeardsh
Dee
Herlf
Central City
Rowe and Matson
Baraboo Man Fatally Stabbed in Farm Dispute
In Baraboo Wisconsin on December 1 Henry Smith and Willam Devolt near Sextonville fought over crop division. Smith was fatally wounded with a pitchfork during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
Henry Smith
Willam Devolt
Sextonville
Fined Milwaukee wine merchant over fictitious wine labels
Reve Vargny, manager of a Milwaukee wine importing company, received a $100 fine and a three month sentence in the house of correction for using fictitious labels on interior bottles of wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Reve Vargny
House of Correction
Land Deal Near Shell Lake Involves 16000 Acres
Land agent G. W. Hartion closed a deal with Madison buyers for 16 000 acres southeast of Shell Lake Wisconsin. The land belongs to the Shell Lake Timber Company and sale was completed December 1.
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Shell Lake
Wis
G. W. Hartion Hins
Madison People
Shell Lake Tumber Company
Accident Fells Whitner Near St Croix Malla
Whlie working near Clam Fats D Whitner was accidentally killed. He was a widower with three children and made his home with Daniel Thompson, three miles east of St Croix Malla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Route may bring telephone line to Black River Falls
Charles Linn rightofway agent for the new telephone line between Kare n and Ta Crosse reports extensive survey of the proposed route. He says he is very well satisfied with it and views favorable prospects for the project in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Charles Linn
Karen
Ta Crosse
Shooting Scrape Leaves Two Mortally Wounded in Sterling
A December 1 incident in Sterling left two prominent men, Lou Pettit and Chairs, mortally wounded after a confrontation at Pettit's store began with alleged insult to a wife. Pettit retrieved a gun and fired, Chairs shot Pettit, both severely wounded but alive, with doctors forecasting no recovery for either. Both men hold notable property interests in the area.
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Sterling
Cole
Sio
Chiles
Lou Pettit
Mid
Pettit
Emperors Hopes In Samoa Development To Empire
Berlin dispatch quotes Emperor William writing to Duke Albrecht regent of Mecklenburg Schwerin. He congratulates Germany on acquiring Samoa and says with God’s help the German colonies, aided by a self sacrificing people and strong support, will advance peacefully on the road to prosperous development and blessing for the fatherland.
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Berlin
Kolonial Zeitung
William
Albrecht
Grand Duchy of
Mecklenburg-8ehwerin
Tiis
Germany
Samoa
Byor
Ous
Missing Internal Revenue cashier faces large shortage
Arnold Tuchschmidt of the Internal Revenue Office in St. Louis is reported missing and said to be short in his accounts by $7,000, with figures possibly higher. Inspector Gavett investigates discrepancies expected to raise prior estimates and a warrant charges embezzlement.
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Arnold Tuchschmidt
Heyorasg
St. Louis
Internal Revenue Department
William Gavett
Tuchschmidt
Hernandez Party Growing in Venezuela Revolt
Reports from Caracas say the revolutionary movement against provisional president pro tempore Gen. Guatre, led by Gen. Hernandez, is gaining ground. Fierce fighting has occurred near Las Tejerias between government troops and insurgents as the uprising expands.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Guracac
Dre
Caracas
Guatre
Hernandez
Las Tejerias
Brazilian Minister Heads to Paris for Trade Treaties
Dr. G de Toledo Piza Almaida, Brazil's minister in Paris, departs for France to negotiate a commerce treaty with Brazil and aims to extend negotiations with Italy Spain and Germany. He departs Rio de Janeiro on December 1.
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Paris
Rio de Janeiro
G. de Toledo Piza Almaida
Paria
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
Lightship No. 5 Aground Off Astoria With Eight Rescued
The lightship No. 5 ran ashore near McKenzie Head one mile north of the river mouth at Astoria Oregon on December 1. Eight crew members were rescued by the life saving crew using the breeches buoy and are in Fort Canby hospital in stable condition. The vessel rests easily.
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Drew
Weesel May de
Astoria
McKensie Head
Fort Canby
Wood approves Cuba troop withdrawal orders
Washington dispatch reports Gen Leonard Wood after a two hour meeting with Secretary Root announced that his recommendations for removing troops from Cuba have been approved and that orders will be issued to implement the withdrawal.
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Cuba
Wood
Washington
Leonard Wood
Root
Breach of Promise Case Before Jail Court in Winnipeg
Milzabeth Sid deHoe of Hamiota sues John Clendenning of Hamiota for breach of promise of marriage. The couple dated years, parted after Christmas with another woman, and Clendenning later married someone else. Jury awards the plaintiff $60 in damages.
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Fromine
Winnipeg
Bee
Milzabeth SiddeHoe
John Clendenning
Hamiota
Ciendepping
Eaat
Boy Confesses Fatal Shot in Cannellville Inquest
In Zaneaville Ohio on December 1 Albert Swingle aged fourteen confessed to shooting his mother in what he described as an accident at the coroner's inquest in Cannellville. He denied loading the gun but his father said it had not been loaded for a week. The boy showed no remorse and was sent to jail without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaneaville
Ohio
Albert Swingle
John Swingle
Cannellville
Bend
Pfenning Was a Nobleman in Janesville Tale
Max Pfen nig born Max von Bebulanburg, a German nobility member and former army officer, killed himself by jumping from a steamer. He married against his family’s wishes, later emigrated to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfenning
Janesville
Wis
Max Pfennig
Max ‘von Bebulanburg
Ameren
Desperado Rogeta Ends Life on Pacific Short Line Train
Black Hills outlaw Jim Rogeta attempted to escape a prison sentence for horse stealing by killing himself aboard a Pacific Short Line train near Plainview Nebraska. He cut his throat with a penknife just before the train reached town, en route to the Sioux Falls penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Neb
Nec
Jim Rogeta
Black Hills
Sioux Falls
Train Wreck At Paterson Kills Six, Injures Twenty
Engineer on Lackawanna railway accommodation train failed to observe signals crashes into Buffalo express near Paterson New Jersey. Six dead and twenty seriously injured reported in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blume
New York
Paterson
N. J
Lackawanna
Falls a Dad at its Bath in St Joseph Mich
George Spellman aged thirty five collapsed and died while bathing in St Joseph Michigan on December 1. He had partly recovered from a small illness earlier and no other details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mich
George Spellman
Spellman
Consolidated Montana Sheep and Lamb Company Formed
Representatives of the American Hages syndicate have secured options on about 600,000 acres of prime Montana sheep ranch land and nearly 600 head of stock as they plan a large firm. Col B C Waters and Howard J Morrigan of Billings lead Montana efforts with Boat Stells of New York as counsel. The company, to be called Consolidated Montana Sheep and Lamb, outfits with a capital of 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montina
Billings
Mont
American Hagies Syndicate
Stnte
Montana
Col. B. C. Waters
Howard.j. Morrigan
Boat Stells
New York
Consolidated
Montarin Sheep Find Lamb Company
Embezzler Tabbert arraigned in Sioux Falls circuit court
Sioux Falls reports Tabbert, charged with embezzlement from Sherman Bros. & Bratager, pleaded guilty and faces sentence. He confessed on August 10, agreed to a full statement with no action, but left town before the conference. A warrant followed and he was arrested at Newton, Iowa, and brought back to Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Tabbert
Sherman Bros. & Bratager
Newton, I
Sioux Talla
Milwaukee railroad depot shifts near Tabor town
Sioux Falls Nov 28 It is now believed the Milwaukee railroad will place its depot one mile west of Tabor in Charles Mix county instead of benefiting the town. Residents fear moving buildings and property or the rise of a new town around the depot, harming the existing Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Tabor
Milwaukee Railroad
Charles Mix County
Cherokee council extends ratification time for treaty changes
In Tahlequah Ind on Friday and Saturday the Cherokee council revived the treaty, passed a bill to extend the ratification period and asked Congress to modify the document, sending it to the Senate which had previously failed. Chief Buffington reportedly will veto any alteration of the treaty by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Council
Congress
Senate
Buffington
Bank Robbers Dynamite State Bank in Bluff City
Bank robbers exploded dynamite at the State bank in Bluff City Kansas and fled with about $1,000 in gold and silver wool pills. It is the eighth Kansas bank robbery by safe crackers in three weeks. The Clearwater bank safe was blown open Friday night with $200 cash and notes taken.
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Bluff City
Kan
Nev
State Bank
Kansas
Clearwater
Action Again at Cattle Men Creek Nation Cases
Action in Creek country cases against cattlemen who brought herds into the territory will start at the earliest possible date, per the peremptory instruction from Washington. Prosecuting Attorney Soper expects a notably significant legal contest in Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlester
Ind
Soper
Washington
Indian Territory
Buffalo steak planned for Chicago market by Dupree estate
D I Carlin administrator of the Dupree estate plans to supply buffalo steak to Chicago for a holiday treat. He will kill several buffalos on the Cheyenne river and ship the carcasses whole with hide to guarantee authenticity of the meat for the market.
Dickinson Electric Light and Power Company Incorporation
Dickinson North Dakota residents form the Dickinson Electric Light and Power Company with capital of 10000 dollars and plan to begin construction of an electric plant immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
N.D
Dickinson Electric Light and Power Company
Thie Place
Alleged Pirebug Fire Burns Patrick Sherlock Barn
In Belle Plaine Minn November 25 authorities report Patrick Sherlock’s barn with twenty one cattle three horses and all grain vehicles and harnesses burned. Tom Hoy was arrested and charged with setting the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Platne, Minn
Patrick Sherlock
Tom Hoy
Vitt Surrenders in Wisconsin Killing Case
Italian suspect Charles Vitt surrendered in Kenosha after eluding police. He admitted shooting Antonio Bruno but says it was in self defense. The case centers on Bruno's death and Vitt's assertion of self defense.
Keeman Convicted of Burglary in North Dakota
In district court Benjamin Keeman was found guilty of burglary and sentenced to four years and four months in the penitentiary. The crimes involved burglarizing stores in the area last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandan
N. D
Benjamin Keeman
Conviction in Tergus Falls for Criminal Assault
Bentovived ter Ausannit. Tergus Falls Minnesota November 28 William Calvert Jr. was convicted of criminal assault. The jury was out only a few minutes. Judge Baxter sentenced him to the reformatory for an indeterminate period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentovived Ter Ausannit
Tergus Falls
Minn
Wiliam Calvert, Jr
Baxter
Reformatory
Depot Burns Down At Ledi Wisconsin
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad depot at Ledi Baraboo Wisconsin burned Friday night. The fire consumed the building but spared the railroad records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Ledi
Street Car Strike Violence In Springfield
In Springfield Illinois on November 28 a second act of violence occurred during a local street car strike when an unknown person threw a stone through a window injuring a passenger badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonedo
Springfield
Gardner acquitted in Preston shooting case from Chatfeld
Thomas Gardner of Chatfeld was tried in Preston Minn for first degree assault in the shooting of Nell Clawson. The jury acquitted him after a weeklong trial. Gardner had shown interest in a young woman from Chatfeld whom he pursued. The incident occurred as Clawson and the young woman were walking home, Gardner firing a revolver at Clawson in the neck. Clawson’s condition was serious but improved afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson
Whiteman Staves Time in New York Forgery Case
Alonzo J. Whiteman, former Minnesota state senator and noted political figure, taken to Chicago House of Correction to serve a two year sentence after his forgery conviction in Minneapolis. Whiteman plans to appeal to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keo Ia
Chicago House of Correction
Chicago
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Minmeantn
New York
House of Correction
Whiteman
Supreme Court
Two Die And One Injured In Williston Engine Yard Accident
At Williston North Dakota on November 20 three men stepped onto a backing locomotive in the yards. Fireman warned them but they did not heed. Cail Davis was killed outright. Pat Cunshotain suffered a severe leg injury with his foot amputated at the ankle. A third man was knocked off the track and uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Williston
N. D
Careleannenn
Cail Davis
Pat Cunshotain
White Buffalo Granted Chieftainship After Belt Exchange
From Wa Black River Walls on November 20 report that White Buffalo LK R Roddy recently back in Chicago has settled the chieftainship dispute with Green Cloud. Green Cloud withdraws claims and returns the belt, giving White Buffalo a clear leadership title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winackago
Black River Walls
White Buffalo
LK. R. Roddy
Hng
Chicago
Green Cloud
Bhall Company In De Netained Winona Armory Rent Asked
Adjutant General Lambert visited Winona Mississippi in November to discuss keeping Company G. He met with business leaders and received encouragement. He spoke to the city council urging the city to pay armory rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhall Company
Winona, Mizn
Lambert
Compaany
Passenger agents outing reaches Deadwood on Burlington
A special Burlington train brought about thirty passenger agents to Deadwood for an outing under P. S. Eustis, the company's general passenger agent, with the excursion departing in the forest area for supper and recreation.
Change In Representation in National Republican Plans
Change in representation discussed by Milwaukee correspondent EH C Payne of the Wiccourin member at the meeting of the national Republican committee in Washington on December 12. A resolution urging a change in the basis of representation for future Republican national conventions is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
EH. C. Payne
Wiccourin
National Republican Committee
Washington
William McGee Injured After Wagon Accident
In Rapid City South Carolina on November 20 William McGee father of Judge Levi McGee of the Seventh circuit was thrown from his wagon on a hill near the city and sustained a broken collar bone and a dislocated shoulder.
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McGee
Rapid City
S. C
William McGee
Levi McGee
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Old Man Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on November 20 George Wightman aged sixty seven was convicted of first degree murder for killing Clarence Updyke. He was accused of killing over fears that Updyke was alienating his wife’s affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
George Wightman
Clarence Updyke
Updyke
Tie
Reservoir fire attempt hits Galesville water system
In Galesville Washington on November 39 an attempt to burn the roof of the new city water reservoir failed to cause major damage. The roof was saturated with kerosene and the loss was minimal, with repairs estimated at a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
New City
Accident injures young man in Wabasha gun mishap
In Wabasha Minnesota on November 298 a young man named John Hammond Jr. accidentally shot himself while drawing a gun from a boat. The muzzle was toward him when the accident occurred leaving him in the moments of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabasha
Minn
John Hammond, Jr
Runaway Fatality Claims Red Wing Man Near Bay City
John W. Anderson, 52, was killed while traveling from Red Wing to his home near Bay City Wik when a runaway team struck him. He leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing
Mine
John W. Anderson
Bay City
Wik
G. A. I. Hold Inspection and Camp Fire at Camp Vive
The G A I held its inspection and camp fire at Camp Vive Spring Valley Minnesota with Capt Van Sant and Assistant Adjutant General Vileks delivering addresses from the Minnesota department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. TR
Camp Vive
Spring Valley
Minn
van Sant
Assietant Adjt
Vileks
Department of Minnesota
Hay loss from burning thistles on ranch east of town
Boys burned thistles and buried 200 tons of hay for William Schomer on a ranch east of here. The hay loss is heavy and difficult to replace this late in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany
Morre
William Schomer
Jill Ranch
Alxines
Here
Des Moines Man Killed as Sewer Trap Collapses in Charles City
In Charles City Iowa a Des Moines man Jon Beryluo was killed when an Ambers sewer trench collapsed and crushed him. Albert Savino of Iowa City was severely injured in the same accident. Authorities reported the incident occurred during sewer work on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Iowa
Jon Beryluo
Des Moines
Savino
Albert ‘Trump
Iowa City
Death by poison linked to romance in Wisconsin town
La Crosse Nov. report states Miss Lille Drinkwine of Sparta took poison at home near five miles from Sparta after a love affair soured. Police list the death as self-inflicted, with local officials noting disappointment in a romantic liaison as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Lille Drinkwine
Nillea
Sparta
Albert Dintl murder case denied motion to set aside verdict
Albert Dintl of Jackson Minnesota convicted of first degree murder. Trial judge overruled defense motion to set aside verdict and indictment, claiming void charges and repugnant dates. Judge sentenced Dinah to death, with attorney likely to seek a new trial.
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Latvyers Thu
Albert Dusal
Jackson
Minn
Albert Dintl
Mit
MH. O
Marymont
J. Smith
Formey
Dinah
Deadly biowah winds wreak wreck near Shelby Junction
A terrible wind storm in Great FallsMont Nov 80 blew a work train from the track on the Great Falls & Canada line mile south of Shelby Junction. The engine and crew were blown into the dirt and the wreck caught fire from a boarding car stove. One man burned to death and three injured. a Newhart train drifted into the city with one uninjured survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Great Falls & Canada
Ryallrona
Shelby Junction
Newhart Trai
Minneapolis Woman Sues Street Railway for 5000
Miss Kathryn Staley of Minneapolis sues Elwood street railway for 5000 damages claiming a railway accident caused the loss of her teeth. Staley, an elocutionist and vocalist, is well known in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacbminneapolia
Laporte
Ind
J&kathryn Statey
Minneapolis
Ins
Street Railway
Elwood
Misa Staley
Minnesota
Woman Admits Theft of Seal Cape in Milwaukee County
Stole a seal cape in Cape La Crosse area. Cora Ow yer, 23, formerly a domestic for Mrs. Weston, was arrested by Merrillan home guard for larceny. She confessed stealing the cape and wore it at arrest. Judge Brindley sentenced her to six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crovne
Wis
Cora Owyer
KT. Weston
Tia Merrillan
Weston
Sympathy for Boers Meeting in Escapaba Extends Support
An enthusiastic pro-Boer meeting was held in Escapaba Michigan on Sunday attended by about 100 prominent Irishmen from the upper peninsula. Judge OLeary and ex-Chief of Police Mrawtley of Hecanaba spoke as resolutions of sympathy for the Boers in South Africa were adopted and a movement to extend support began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinetic
Wig
Escapaba
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Judge O'Leary
Mrawtley
Hecanaba
Passenger commits suicide by jumping overboard on steamer
Milwaukee message reports Max Pfenning of Janesville Wis died by his own action after jumping overboard from the Mlot Pere Marquette No 3 while en route to Rathwallkes. No cause given for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mlot & Pere Marquette Sterner No. 3
Lyddington
Max Pfenning
Janesville
Wis
Rathwallkes
Receiver Marisa Taylor Reverts in Dakota Building Society
Nov 30 Sioux Falls brief reports that Marisa Taylor, public examiner of Booth Dakota, who was named receiver of the Building and Loan Association of Dakota at Aberdeen, has resigned the former post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Resigun
Sioux Walls
Marisa Taylor
Booth Dakota
Building and Loan Association of Dakota
Aberdeen
Three More for Fargo's Barracks
Fargo N C November 30 United States Marshal Haggart reports three more Chinese nationals crossed the international boundary line. They will be brought to Fargo and placed with the seventy five already awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo's
Fargo
N. C
United States
Haggart
German hunter injured by misfired shotgun in Minn woods
Hunter Markee, a young German, was out hunting near Henning Minnesota when his shotgun snagged on a tree and discharged. The blast struck just below the knee, causing injuries described as bad and alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Leses & Lee
Henning, Minn
Markee
Hilaleg Rae
Beaten and Robbed Near Watertown on Thanksgiving Day
Beaten and robbed by three neighbors in Watertown 5. D. Nov. 30. Ice Grayny, a former resident north of town, was assaulted and left for dead after being robbed of $2 amid a dispute over some conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ice Grayny
Here
Boy Shot in Leg During Rabbit Hunt Near Harting
Downing Wisconsin November 30 Walter Harper sixteen years old was shot in the leg near the groin by a companion named Best during a rabbit hunt. The wound is reported very dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harting. Downing
Wis
Walter Harper
Best
Fuel famine averted in Huron state region
Large quantities of fuel could have been brought into the state in recent days and there is no longer any fear of a fuel famine. The report notes movement to the southern areas and confirms ample supplies to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel
Huron
Dairymen Abandon Dairy Business in Cottage Grove
Dairy inspector from St. Paul condemned many cows in Cottage Grove Minnesota on November 26. Several dairymen laid one out of business as a result of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Minn
St. Vaul Har
Ipswich rider critically injured after horse kick
E P Jones of Rosette Wark is in critical condition after being kicked by a horse on November 30 near Ipswich. The animal struck him in the heart region and caused serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Horae
Ipswich
E. P. Jones
Rosette Wark
Church robbed in Stevens Point church theft November 80
St Peter's Catholic church in Stevens Point Wisconsin was broken into last night a 75 dollar silver communion service was stolen. A panel was removed from the sacristy door by use of an auger and knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
St. Peter's Catholic
Patel
Move to Providence Sparks Credit Talk in Philadelphia Record
A Philadelphia record notes a debtor seeking relocation to Providence after exhausting credit. The item sketches a social pattern where many people consider moving as a credit strain response.
Apparatus sparks brain research and tonic claim
An article mentions an "Appar atus" intended to stimulate the brain via an electric bind coil. It contrasts with Horctetter's Stomach Bitters, praised for fifty years as a natural tonic that treats dyspepsia and stomach troubles while strengthening the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor Tetter
Neighborhood Joke In City Building Office Launch
A quirky note from Chicago Tribune recounts a janitor in an apartment building who stayed quiet until a paliness dentist opened a second floor office, prompting local chatter about the neighborhood’s quirky changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flouse Huuker
Chicago
Imperfect Disguise in a Kitchen Door Scene
A Todianapolis Journal clipping notes a disguised figure at a kitchen door this afternoon. The observer remarks on the trick of deception and the presence of a can previously holding peaches, implying a misidentification of the impersonator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todianapolis
Personally Guided Pullman Tours to California Start
A winter route tour from St Paul to Los Angeles via Chicago Great Western begins Monday October 23 and continues every Monday. The trip avoids cold weather and Sunday travel, with arrival in Los Angeles Friday morning. Tours are led by an experienced railway official and offer comfortable Pullman sleeping cars for six dollars per double berth. Inquiries: J P Rimer St Paul or F H Lord Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callifornia
Tallman Torre
Chicago
J. P. Rimer
Fifth
Robert Streets
St. Paul
Minn
F. H. Lord
Adams St
Birthday gifts and aging humor in Chicago Tribune
The fragment shows a playful exchange about birthday gifts and aging. One speaker notes a husband gives a present equal in dollars to her age, and mentions a lounge at home priced at 38 dollars. The tone is light and reminiscent of a newspaper joke column from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tsblow Cure Claim Adverts
An old item notes a patent remedy promising to cure colds in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tsblow and offers refunds if ineffective. The piece also includes a fragment of a theatrical or comedic dialogue featuring a seven year old and a minister as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tc. EK. W. Grove
John M Smyth Co. Built Great Institution in Chicago
A Felace of Commeres, John M Smyth heads The John M Smyth Co. after years of effort building what is described as the greatest institution of its kind. His name is a household word in Chicago and the paper notes their catalogue of everything to eat wear or use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felace
Commeres
John M. Smyth
John. M. Smyth Co
Chicago
Averyone
That Little Boy of Blinx Receives Praising Note
In the Washington Star an appreciative remark lauds a young boy as wonderfully bright. The speaker predicts he will grow up so clever his children will not be made to recite pieces. The passage highlights admiration for a gifted child and a witty forecast about future family dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinx
Washington Star
Back of His Youth Prank Returns to College Life
The Observant Boarder quips that Dewey has returned to his college pranks as the Cross-eyed Boarder notes he has taken to Unzen, reflecting on campus antics with terse humor from the Pittsburg Chronicle-Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Pittsburg
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