Three Robbers Kill Two On Wyoming Roadside
At a Wyoming village near Osceola Mills a trio of masked robbers shot and killed Edward Mul and Jacob Hayes after forcing Dr. Burnside Foster to the ground. One robber was killed, another wounded, and the third captured after a gunfight with a posse. Foster survived, and governors offered rewards. The dead robber was identified by a surviving suspect as Wilson with accomplices Cunningham and Kelly. investigations continued as bodies were sent to Budson, Wisconsin.
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St. Paul
Mule
Wyoming
Duluth
Anotter
Appler
Dr. Woster
Osceola Mills
Foster
Paul
Jacobs
Long Branch
Wilson
Cunningham
Kelly
Budson
Wis
Violent family tragedy ends in self-inflicted death
William Scheffner, 44, shot his wife, fatally wounded his 22-year-old son Paul, then killed himself with a third shot in a small 71 Fairfield Avenue dwelling near the river. The motive arose from a quarrel over money the wife earned. the son defended the mother and confronted the father before the outbreak. Scheffner was notoriously quarrelsome and had frequent disputes with neighbors.
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Wis
St Paul
William Scheffner
Paul
Fairfield Avenue
Slic
Fichoffner
Scheffner
Democratic state convention call issued for August Minneapolis
St Paul June 23 Chairman Mc Dermott issues the call for the Democratic state convention to be held August 4 in Minneapolis. The slate includes nomination of governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer and attorney general. Also nine electors for president and vice president. Representation: two delegates per county plus one delegate per 160 votes for Cleveland and one per fractional part of 76 or more. The call authorizes $31 representation in the convention.
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St. Paul
McDermott
Minneapolis
Venom
United States
Cleveland
Drowned Printer Missing Body Recedes in Round Lake
Henry L Sinplds eighteen year old printer recently employed by the Dispute living with his father at Tod York street was drowned yesterday in Round Lake. The body has not been recovered.
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Round Lake
St. Paul
Henry L. Sinplds
Whid
Tod York Street
Armenian Massacre Report Supposed at Van
Constantinople dispatch says a fresh massacre of Armenians occurred near Van. Sixty persons were killed according to the report carried by the Chronicle from London dated June 28. The message notes renewed Armenian killings amid the ongoing upheaval in the region.
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London
Constantinople
The
Chronicle
Van
Murders and Doctor Interview Reveal Suspect at Wyc oming
Dr Burnside Hoster examined Kenly and others at the county jail to identify the two murderers of Linges and Paul at Wy coming. George Kelly, under scrutiny, denied cooperation until a private talk with the doctor. James Cunningham claimed involvement but Dr Foster placed him outside the building. Kelly is identified as the shooter of Mayes and Paul.
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Kenly
Ile
Murierer
Shawn
Silwaiter
Burnside Hoster
Sir Punt
Silwater
Linges
Paul
Wycoming
Bend
George Kelly
Gilmore
Kelly
Troster
Miraculous close call at mayor's office shooting
In St Paul on June 24 Will J Doran son of the mayor and Frank H Dayton narrowly escaped serious harm when a bullet shattered the plate glass front window of Mayor Doran's fuel office. The projectile passed between them within a foot, struck a piece of glass, then ricocheted to a cuspidor. Doran felt pain in the hip but found no bleeding as the mystery of the buttler’s gun remain.
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St. Paul
Will J. Doran
Frank H. Dayton
Hatifcntion at Minneapolis Tul June 24
A ratification gathering at the Union League Exhibit Hall featured Gov Hastings and a lineup of speakers including Senator Davis W W Merriam G A Pillsbury Evans and Judge Yorrance addressing the public on political matters.
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Hatifcntion
Minneapoelix Tul
Miinneapolis
Union League
Exposition Hal
Pennsylvania
Gov. Hastings
Davis
W. Wt. Merriam
G. A. Pillsbury
Evans
Ll Yorrance Wee
Drowning Feared as Boys Vanish Near Cerda Lake
Minneapolis police report two fourteen year old boys, John Gibson of 08 Third Avenue North and Pow Vinton of 300 Aldrich Avenue North, left home Monday afternoon claiming a walk at Cerda Lake. They did not return by morning and are feared drowned. Parents say the youths had no prior desire to run away, and hope remains they may be found alive.
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Minneapolis
John Gibson
Third Avenue North
Vinton
Aldrich Avenue North
Cerda Lake
Fire at Furnishings Store in Nicollet Avenue Block
Last night at 11 o'clock a large blaze swept through the four story Fitterling block at 623 Nicollet avenue Minneapolis. The carpet and furnishing store Jeffrey Co. occupied the building. The fire caused about 30,000 in property loss with 20,000 on the building and 45,010 on stock, covered by insurance.
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Minneapotty
Minneapolis
Gw3
Nicollet Avenue
Ft Jeffrey & Co
Stork
Cady Arrested Again in Forgery Case Update
St. Paul June 24 deputies Bates and Cash of St Louis County passed through the city to Stillwater where they re arrested Same and Cody accused of forgery. Daily was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary but the supreme court ruled the indictment insufficient and ordered a rerelease. New County Attorney Arbory of Duluth plans to have him reindicted before the next grand jury.
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Cady
St. Paul
Sherif
Bates
Cash
St. Louis
Stillwater
Same
Cody
Daily
Supreme Court
Run Over and Wide? St Paul Inne 25
Gus Anderson a section hand on the Chicago Kent Western road living at South St Paul was run over by a motor today. He died at St Luke's hospital. Anderson about forty years old unmarried and boarded at South St Paul. The section foreman says he was a careful man and a good workman.
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St. Paul Inne
Gus Anderson
Chicago Kent Western Road
South St. Paul
St. Luke’s Hospital
Anderson
Hope for Schitinet at City Hospital
Paul Sehetner was shot by his father and treated at the city hospital. Symptoms of pneumonia that caused Sunday anxiety have nearly disappeared. He can now take nourishment and speaks with less pain. Surgeons report the bullet in the left leg may encyst and harbor hope for his eventual recovery.
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Schitinet
Paul
Paul Sehetner
Iett Jung
Nibs
Keeley Plante Leads Out Of Minneapolis Visitors To Local Event
Keeley Plante of Spicer and Mira June 25 arrives with a Minneapolis Willmar and Neetor group on a special train. About 600 visitors are here for a day featuring boating speeches dancing shooting and a basket picnic dinner amid unfavorable weather.
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Keeley
Photographers' Association Opens Convention in Celoron
Tamestown New York June 25 The annual convention of the Photographers Association of America opened at Celoron on Chautauqua Lake today with attendees arriving from across the country to discuss industry issues and showcase techniques.
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Suantop
Tamestown
N. Y
The
Photographers' Association of America
Celeron
Chautauqua Lake
Sheriff Rogers Shot in Glencoe by Two Tramps
McLeod county sheriff Joseph Rogers was killed four miles south of Glencoe during a pursuit of two young tramps who earlier assaulted B Matthews near town. The murderers fled northward into woods as a large posse and state search continued. Rogers, about 34 and married, fell after both gunmen fired twice. Body returned for burial as residents vow swift capture.
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Glencoe
Minn
Joseph Rogers
McLeod County
Rogers
B. ¥. Matthews
Matthews
Sherrie Roger
Pursut
Ile
Sherift Mogera
Ilfé
Faros
Griffin Calls 117 Minneapolis Convention
James W. Griffin announces a convention at Hammonia Mul July 16 to elect thirty Minnesota delegates for the national convention in St Louis July 22. The event aims to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates for the free silver movement with speakers supporting bimetallism.
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Minneapolis
Hamnonia
Isi
James W. Griffin
Minresott
Minnesota
St. Louis
Une
Stite
Recomenum Proprietor St Paul Paper Chief Lee Purchases Rush Cay Post
Franklyn W. Lee, a known St Paul journalist, has bought the Rush Cay Post and plans to retire to country newspaper life. He has worked with several St Paul papers and been on the Lily patch editorial staff. The Post will stay Republican under his leadership, and its prominence is expected to rise.
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Trecomenum
St. Vand
Franklyn W. Lee
St Paul
Rush Cay Post
Lee
St. Paul
Lilypatch
Boots
Painter Crowther Arrested for Domestic Assault
In Minneapolis on June 26 C N Crowther a painter employed by Col W H Dodo of 171 Stevens Avenue was arrested by Inspectors Way and Lawrence on charges of criminal assault against Carrie Hutchinson a domestic. The assault allegedly occurred about two weeks earlier while Crowther was painting the rest series. The family was awry from time to time during the incident. The girl was seen in an accident condition.
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Minneapolis
C. N. Crowther
Way
Lawrence
Carrie Hutchinson
Col. W. Bh. Dodo
Stevens Avenue
Crowther
Timne
Man killed while at work near Winthrop Minnesota
Theodore Niguel died today after a wall spark caused a fatal accident three miles west of Winthrop. A nearby worker, Mnlike, was nearby and escaped with only a light shock. Niguel leaves a wife and child.
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Worl
Winthrop
Minn
Theodore Niguel
Tle
Seouted Mnlike
Case of Bertha Shepard Proceeding In Mussels Court
In Minneapolis on June 20 De. Bertha Shepard faced charges alleging a harmful operation on Addy Denning. The court moved to exclude public influence during the proceedings as the case was called this morning.
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Wim Chane
Minneapolis
Bertha Shepard
Addy Denning
Mi Perniyze the iRehedttan London affair
A garbled report from London describes rebel movements and military actions involving groups and leaders, claiming preparations for uprisings west of an unnamed region. The text references Armistrons and Minna, with scattered mentions of people and places, but clarity is limited.
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London
Babrwaire
Minna
Murue
Miro Hs Sistas
Uahiwaye
British Guiana calls for immediate retaliation after Venezuelan arrest
The Venezuelan authorities arrested Mr Harrison, British Guiana labor official in charge of workers from Barima to the Cuyuni, as clashes near the Schoenberg line escalate. British public opinion urges Britain to demand reparations and take action, with the Graphic urging direct British government response.
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Omein Ie
Lohomburgk Line
Drilieh Guiana
Heorgetown
British Guiana
Unrrisen
Barina
Cuyuni River
Schoburg Noe
Caracas
Urunu
Cuyuni
Harrison
Clarrison
London
Graphic
Cametown
Ma. Ebarriron
Americ
Robbery and assault shock Shelbyville community
Milton Robey, an aged pensioner from seven miles north, came to town to pay his home balance. After drawing $476, two men lured him home and beat him and his wife, forcing a hidden money location. Robbers fled toward the city while a search to nab them begins.
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Iis
Reller
Clibs
Ais Mkull
Ie House
Rolley
Slice
Andierson
Grain and livestock futures mixed at major stock centers
Chicago and Minneapolis markets report lower wheat prices for June contracts and scattered gains for corn and oats. Cattle futures show strength with higher bids for beef and steady to improving demand for feeders, while dairy and rye markets show varied movement across regions.
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Chicago
Iime
Lord
Minneapolis
Ste
Bard
Northern
Gilde
Milwaukee
Tne
Wenkar
South St. Paul
Jane
Hail Storm in Neheas Injures Tracks Across Nebraska
A June 2 hail storm swept western Nebraska from Tuxton to Brule, with Megenth Sla ing on the Union Pacific bearing a track depth over two feet. Section men cleared the line with shovels to restore train service as piles varied from inches to four feet in places.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Tuxton
Brule
Megenth
Union Pacific
Drowned man from New York found near Mayville North Carolina
The coroner's jury ruled William Osborn a drowning victim near Mayville, North Carolina. He was about thirty, light complexioned with a mustache, from New York City and employed by Preston Vrem company at Blanchard. He weighed 140 pounds and was subject to fits. Arrangements are set for the Northwestern Pest in Dubuque on July 4 and 25.
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Mayville
N. C
William Osborn
New York City
Nlige
Preston Vrem Company
Blanch
Ard
Dubuque
Archbishop Ireland Influenced Republican Platform Layout
An uproar at the Republican national convention centered on Archbishop Ireland’s influence. His telegram persuaded committee leaders to oppose a proposed A. P. A. plank endorsing church and state fusion, leading to the removal of all church references from the platform after intervention by Ireland and party officials.
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Tours
Ireland
Gol Mleh. Sellers
Untlonnt Council of Patriotic Associations
United States
A. PD. A
Gol. Sellers
Myr. Ornker
Conolutions
Wees
Chairiman Homas Hi. Carter
National Republican Committee
St. Paul
Minn
Vo Tion
Micionims MH. Garter
National
Geminitfemman
St Gauls
Ccurch
State
A. TP. A. Ita
Republian
A.D. A. LT
Col. Sellers
Patriotic Societics
Ornicor
Genr of
Lown
Tlewis
Charmin Carter
Hewat Laterael
New York
Br.c. Wears
West Virginia flood leaves towns in ruins and fears deaths
Reports from Marshall Wetzel and Tyler counties describe a great cloudburst washing out railway tracks and roads near Moundsville Sistersville and Sistersville with extensive property damage estimated in the thousands of dollars. Homes, mills and bridges were washed away as residents fled to higher ground. Authorities fear multiple fatalities and ongoing danger as rivers swell and towns stand isolated.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Marshall
Tyler County
Slatersvile
Sistersvide
Obie River
Monte Mand
Carter Ol
EL le
Hele
New Martinaville
Wetzel Couuty
Wie
Menger
Market Report Amid Wheat Prices and Sluggish Hog Trade
Latest quotations show mixed signals with wheat strong and hogs showing limited demand. Prices for corn and barley stay firm at modest gains while livestock futures reflect cautious demand. traders weigh supply, weather, and seasonal shifts in the grain and livestock markets.
Trains Collide Near Davis Station In Fatal Wreck
In a crash between Chicago Alton and St Paul lines near Davis station seven lives are reported lost. The collision left two deep cuts with thirty five cars piled and burning. Fireman from Cragin was killed, brakeman from Blyin fatally injured, and Engineer Daley of Chicago injured. Tramps are believed to be buried in debris. Financial losses are described as great.
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Rockford
Chicago
Alitwauken & St. Paul
Puelineton & Qutury
Davis
Hous PY Mor
Cragin
Fred Baly
Blyin
Daley
The New Wagians Conservatory of Music in Boston
The New Wagians Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, led by Curnale Instruction, serves over 10000 pupils since ASht. It offers modern language and theory departments with skilled instructors, emphasizes planet Yorta tuning, and boasts low charges. Prospectus mentions free on application and a 40 dollar fee for patent reissuance.
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Wagians Conservatory Ofnuasic
Boston
Maas
Free Homes Offer for Immigrants Opens Northern Lands
Nearly 2,000,000 acres of first class government lands in Northern Arkansas are opened for settlement. Send 30 cents and ask Immigration Agent M. Powell in Harrison to receive full information, via a display ad elsewhere in this paper.
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Innis
Arkmen
M. Powell
Tarrison
Arkansas
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