Minnesota Farmers Co operative faces Duluth exchange ruling
A complaint filed by Attorney General Young accuses the Minnesota Partners exchange of unlawfully boycotting grain from Duluth elevators. The dispute centers on direct marketing by farmers and claims the Duluth exchange restrains trade, with the Chamber of Commerce members buying grain. Board members refuse to handle grain and the exchange denies discrimination.
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Dulu
Minnesota Partners' Exchange
Duluth
Young
Minnesota’ Farmers
Ig Co-Operative
Chamber of Commerce
Exchange
Iakes
Thruth Board
Family III tragedy grips Slatington Pa with infant death
The body found in a drain is alleged to be an infant of Mrs. Sarah Strolf. Her husband was killed in a quarry. Mrs. Strolf lies dying. A five year old son died, another son served two years for larceny. Boarder John Jones is arrested for suspected involvement in the infant's death. Mia Strohl faces principal accusation. The mother has ten children.
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Slatington
Sarah Strolf
John Jones
Mia Strohl
Rescue after ten hours buried under sand at Lincoln mine
Victor Peltoniem, a Lincoln mine worker near Virginia Minnesota, survived ten hours buried beneath twenty feet of sand thanks to a large boulder shifting to form a chest and head cavity. A separate note reports a $200000 block of gold found during dismantling of the Elf Albemarle mill in the Jemez mountains north of Albuquerque New Mexico, believed stolen years ago. Grace Chapin, a New York actress, was granted divorce in Indianapolis and custody of their five year old son after promising to quit the stage. B. W. McClintie of Washington survived an electric shock of 44,000 volts at General Electric works Schenectady NY, unconscious eight minutes but expected to recover. Bush fires devastate Victoria Australia with a 100 foot high wall of fire killing at least fifteen.
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Finer
Victor Peltoniem
Lincoln
Virginia
Minn
Peltoniem
Elf
Grace Chapin
New York
War
Wils Chapin
Indianapolis
B. W. McClintie
Washington
General Electric Works
Schenectady
Ead
Wally
Victoria
Australia
General Joseph Wheeler Dies at 88 in Brooklyn Home
Gen Joseph Wheeler former Confederate cavalry hero and later U S Army general died of pneumonia at his sister's home in Brooklyn. He served again during the Spanish American War and was noted for his wartime leadership and long military career.
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Joseph Wheeler
Spain
Brooklyn
Statehood Bill Passed By House In Bitter Vote
A joint statehood bill was adopted in the hours by a vote of 190 to 164 and forwarded to the Senate where further contention is expected.
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Senate
Baily
Ingalls Daughter Weds Dr Jesse Hunt in Atchison
Miss Marion Ingalls, third daughter of the late Senator Ingalls, married Dr Jesse Edwards Hunt of Atchison, Kaw, on Thursday. Wedding trip planned with a Europe tour. Roosevelt invitations issued for a separate high profile wedding of Migs Roosevelt and Rep. D Longworth of Ohio on Feb 17. Also reports expulsion of foreigners in Hayti amid unrest. fourteen injured in a Glendora California wreck involving Santa Fe train.
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Ingalls
Marion Ingalls
Senator Ingalls
Jesse Edwards Hunt
Atchison, Kaw
Europe
Glendora
Cal
Santa Ie Limited
Morocco and the Algeciras Conference Debate
The piece surveys Morocco's turmoil and European powers' interests, noting France and Germany push differing policies, Britain backing compromises, and the Algeciras Conference shaping an open door for commerce. It traces U.S. stance, citing Decatur’s 1815 actions and the Day of Algiers as origins of global trade from the Barbary crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midi
Almecena
Issice
France
Moroech
Prades
Algeria
Morocco
Moroccé
M. Delcusse
Paris
Uann
Germany
Great Britain
Great Brita
Renico
Egypt
M. Delcasse
Algeciras
Bacon
Roosevelt
United States
Gommodore Decatur
America
Algiers
Canal critic quits his job at Boston University
Poultney Bigelow resigns as special lecturer on international law after recent criticism of conditions in Panama. He is no longer employed by Boston University, ending his role as faculty adviser and commentator on the university's international law program.
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CANAL
Poultney’ Bigelow
University
Poultney Bigelow
Panama
Boston University
Resignation Letter Raises Questions Before Senate Committee
The resignation lacks reasons and university officials deny involvement. Poultney Bigelow refused to name informants when questioned about canal management charges in a magazine piece. He acknowledged a brief Colón trip but faced a committee split over penalties for refusing to answer.
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Poultney Bigelow
Senate Committee On Intereoceadle Canals
Colon
Secreta Taft
Bigstow
Mysterious Dallas Center recluse preyed on by his dog
The lifeless body of Michael Carlos, a reclusive resident near Dallas Center, was found after neighbors broke in. Locked doors and windows hid a grim scene as his starving dog reportedly consumed his hands and neck. Carlos, once a legal hopeful with Iowa bar admission, died in 1965 after a troubled past including failed marriage plans in Zanesville, Ohio. He lived frugally in a shanty east of town, subsisting on scarce meals and $300 monthly pension.
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Michael Carlos
Dallas Center
Carlos
Carles
Zanesville
Ohio
Iowa
Supreme Court
Insane Ex-Convict Threatens Legislators at Iowa Capitol
An ex convict named Clayman was arrested at the Iowa Senate door for threatening the lives of Representative H D Teachout and Senator O Dowell after not getting a job. He had served twelve years for wife murder in Adair county and claimed to have served the state. He threatened to blow up the state house and is believed insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uherewatens
Gingman
Senate
Iowa
H.D. Teachout
O. ©. Dowell
Clayman
Adair County
Des Moines
Endows Davenport Science Academy With 700000 Gift
Davenport man W. Putnam leaves 700000 for the Davenport Academy of Sciences. The estate provides limited incomes to relatives, with the remainder to the academy. Art collection and library valued as the state’s most valuable private holdings go to the academy, to be housed in a fireproof building. Putnam, a longtime Davenport businessman, dies, continuing family support of the academy.
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Davenport
W. GC
Putnam
Davenport Academy of Sciences
Mgr. Putnam
Academy
Ace
Reading
Gnaeier
Hasty marriage shocks Burlington families
Miss Cecilia Tyndall daughter of the late Thomas Tyndall wed Mr Shorts son of County Auditor M I Shorts. The couple left for Quinman where the groom works for Union Pacific. The aged mother of the bride fainted and both sets of parents were distressed by the sudden union.
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Cecilia Tyndall
Thomas ‘Tyndall
Shorts
M. I. Shorts
Burlington
Onca
Qimahn
Union Pacific Dilives
Girl killed by toy rifle in Des Moines play scene
Lucille Pleizechmann an eight year old Des Moines girl died after a toy rifle in a playmate’s hands fired a bullet into her heart. Louis Fleischmann her father, already mourning a second child’s violent death, rushed toward the river before friends stopped him.
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Lucille Pleizechmann
Louis Fleischmann
Des Moines
Fire Threatens Iowa City Block in High Wind
A blaze broke out in Frynuit's harness shop during a high wind, endangering a full business block in Town City. Extinguished after great effort, it caused about 8500 in losses with 2500 insurance. Also reports a Milwaukee machinist Max Mamreow died mysteriously after skating with Miss Miller near Ottomyn. A Hutchinson block fire caused 900 damage to Hu gone Cherry and Pioneer Knitting works, origin unknown and no blaze spread.
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Iowa City
Town City
Frynuit
Max Mamreow
Milwhaukee
Ottomyn
Miss Miller
Mamreow
Mamreon
Hutchinson
Hugone Cherry
Sanders
Pioneer Knitting Works
Preference Law Sparks New Trial in Jonson County
John Jayne, Civil War veteran and noted bridge builder, seeks appointment as superintendent of bridges under the formers' preference law. He argues the incumbent A. D. Friable, not an old soldier, should yield to political and veteran considerations amid a Democratic board. An appeal notice appears in the record.
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Jonson County
John Jayne
Board of Supervisors
A. D. Friable
Jayne
Okio
5Ahan
Ackley Takes Electric Plant by Overwhelming Vote
Ackley will own a municipal electric light and heating plant valued at $10,000 after a city vote 140 in favor and 46 against accepting the gift from John Rath. The donor had offered the plant upon simple conditions and citizens approved the takeover. Also Davenport Turner Society opposed woman suffrage by a vote of 324 to 7, with broader Turners set to vote on the issue this month.
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Ackley
John Rath
Rath
Davenport Turner Society
Turner Society of
Miner State Matters P. W. Cloud Appointed Post Master
Lists local notices from Dubuque and surrounding counties including appointing P W Cloud as postmaster at Harlville, planned construction of three public school buildings in Dubuque in spring, and a fire department building commenced in Gilbert. Also notes elderly county residents, a double anniversary, a Mills county pioneer death, Nowell’s sentence, hog die-off near Blanchard, a Glenwood school funding dispute, prolific egg production in Washington township, and a new Farmington bank opening with Union Trust Savings Bank details.
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Miner State Matters
P. W. Cloud
Harlville
Dubuque
Gilbert
Thomas O'Hern
Clinton
Comanche
Beld
Ele
Sharon Township
Wm. B. Ford
Riverside
James McGee
Mills County
Henderson
Elmer Nowell
Leo Addison
Thornell
Avoca
Nowell
Page County
Blanchard
Glenwood
County Board of Supervisors
Town County
Harry Hartz
Hiram Hartz
Washington Township
Plymouth Rock
Ambros Sheppard
Willie
Oskaloosa
Farmington Hing
Union Trut Savings Bank
T. MM. Hunter
Enemier
W. H. Field
Ottumwa
Ara i. By
Steves
J.T. Heckworth
L. B. Mowers
Alvo
Ottumws
Patrick's long fight for a new trial in Rice murder case
The condemned New York lawyer Albert T. Patrick wins a temporary reprieve to March from Gov. Seligman as his attorneys pursue a new trial on fresh evidence. Patrick, convicted of the murder of William Marsh Rice, is famed for a global fight despite death penalty, with Jones confessing and Patrick’s appeal process spanning years including appeals signed by notable figures like Grover Cleveland and Mark Twain.
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Geta
Albert "T. Patrick
New York
Ife
Sliggina
Tfatrick
William Marsh Rice
Monte
Rico
Charles I. Jones
Patrick
Jones
Texas
Allan Melane Tamilton
Grover Cleveland
Mark Twain
Prosperity Peak in 1905 United States Gains
Leslie's Weekly declares 1906 opening marks unmatched prosperity in U S history. 1905 farm products totaled over 6 billion dollars, gold output reached 90 million, mineral products 1.3 billion, foreign trade surpassed 2.5 billion, domestic trade over 20 billion. Pig iron output reached 22.6 million tons, railroads earnings rise, wealth now exceeding any two other nations combined.
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Leslie's Weekly
United States
South Africa
Great Britain
Germany
France
England
Europe
Inane Dispatches and Anecdotes From The Newsroom
A collage of quips and sidelights from The News Each item skewers politics manners and national incidents including Panama canal progress and Annapolis hazing The piece jokes about airships currency and love of the pen while lampooning Moody and Hummel among others with light satirical zingers and quick vignettes
Tragedy in Philadelphia Church Tramples Dozens Dead
A small fire caused a panic at St. Pauls Colored Baptist Church in Philadelphia. Eighteen killed and fifty injured as crowds surged the narrow stairs. Mothers discarded babies, and chaos ensued before firefighters arrived. The pastor urged calm but rescue followed.
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St. Paul's Colored’ Baptist Church
Sth Street
Girardavaude
Philadelphia
HE. W. Johnson
Exenpead in Petticoats and a Notorious Escape
In an Asheville scene, ex-convict Little Bill Howard evades capture after a 1900s jail break where disguises enabled him to leave with a baby. He was missing for years until being found at home, amid a nationwide reward for his capture. Newark indicts Lingfelter’s wife for forgery. A constitutional amendment on women's suffrage proceeds to a hearing. The D Gare t er steamer build launches in Pennsylvania.
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Exenpead
Bill
Howard
Aeheville
N. C
Ben Ross
Telegraphic
Newark
Ohio
Lingnfelter
House
Corse
D. Gareter
Buiding For &. D
Carter
Tirle
Wyandotte Garde
Somerican Ship- Building Company
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