Congress Rescue of The Warakypn Exposition
Washington reports the Senate added a 46 million for the St Louis exposition with extra funds to be raised by authorities and debated further. The House rejected armor plate amendments but passed orders on navy contracts and a memorial bridge. Debate on anti trust and constitutional amendments continued amid Decoration Day adjournment pressures.
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Spooner
Wisconsin
Philippines
Bizarre 19th Century Rail and River News From Minnesota
Minnesotan items report a string of varied events including a suicide in East Grand Works, deaths of notable locals, streetcar and auto service changes, burglaries, lumber trade updates, swindles in St Paul, a dynamited dam near Bemidji, sudden heart failure, a county crops note, a local suicide, and numerous small incidents across Duluth, Minneapolis, and surrounding towns.
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Mohan
St.Paul
Bemidji
Lake
Page
Anaio
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Sd. P. Falk
Atwater
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Ty Ile
Armed Guards Back Time Cards at St Louis Power Houses
Sheriff Pohlman leads a posse of about 500 men guarding St Louis Transit power houses in shifts of 50 to 60 per house. Guards are armed with Winchester shotguns buckshot and will be held to strict military discipline. The force will rotate duties nightly until the strike ends and reserves stand by at police stations.
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St. Louis
Pohlman
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SOC
Winchester
Sheriff's Posse
Explosion at Op College Lab Wounds Professor in Lansing
An explosion occurred in the mechanical laboratory at the agricultural college in Lansing Michigan last evening. Professor MLD Atkins was conducting three experiments in the presence of students when he was severely burned affecting his left eye and the teacher's assistant suffered facial burns. One student was badly burned and may lose his right eye.
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Lansing
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Agriculural College
Mld
Atkins
Columbia University Receives $100,000 Gift for Building
In a June session of the trustees of Columbia University a donor pledged one hundred thousand dollars for a student building project. The donor's name will not be made public and the gift will support the university’s US MLC.A. program.
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Columbin
New York
Columbia University
Motor Works Superintendent Fatally Struck Near Sioux City
M. Wood, superintendent of the mist works at Sioux City, Iowa, was run down and killed by a sevited engine last evening while walking on the tracks on his way to the depot. He was identified as Tow. Superintendett of the mist works.
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M. Wood
Sioux City
Lows
Ron
Two Men Die in Fiery Collision Near Carysburg
Two men died yesterday when a night confrontation with state Creighe cars caused a fiery crash near Carysburg on two lanes. Emergency crews transported three others with serious injuries. Investigators are tracing the cause.
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Carysbure
Creighe
Waonie
Testanty
Potter Custody Case Involving Nowopork Child
Court records show Potter, Kenneth James Brown Cotter, and Core Orgulart Potter contend over custody of their daughter Mo Potter in a dispute described as a long period of contention. The case highlights custody terms and requested protections amid an extended period of legal wrangling.
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Potter
Kenneth James Brown Cotter
Mo Potter
Fire destroys lower hall. one firefighter killed, four injured
A blaze consuming the lower hall caused $40,000 in damage. Three people were injured and a fireman lost his life in the incident.
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Mire
Foxbate
Mars
Fine O
Milans in Tip a and Atlantic tips across travel culture
A humorous collage notes American travelers will spend over five million dollars in tips this year and laments the petty annoyances of modern civilization. It contrasts weary travelers who must negotiate tips with the idea of refusing as in a maritime journey and includes a Mam ma and daughter dialogue about kissing and a proverb about cash.
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