Body of William Rosenfield found near St Paul Boom
The body of William Rosenfield was recovered by William Loughway and George Delano at the St Paul Boot company boom a mile from Fort Sholing. Coroner Miller and Drs. Miller and Finnell conducted a post mortem finding injuries from obstructions but no confirmation of the cause. The case follows news of a bridge incident and a miraculous picture controversy in Menominee. Minister Conger declines governor candidacy but says he would accept if nominated.
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Stimaia
St. Paul
William
Roserfield
Wiliam Loughway
Geo Delano
Supt
McCabe
Miller
Joseph Macauley
Rosenfield
Marshall Avenue
Finnell
Ody
Winona man Charles A Morey hurt in capitol fall
Charles A Morey of Winona, a member of the state board of control, fell down a flight of stairs in the Capitol yesterday morning. He sustained injuries that may prove fatal. his right side is paralyzed and a skull fracture is not evident. Doctors in Winona await further examination to determine the extent of the injuries.
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Capital
Bt Paul
Charles A. Morey
Winona
State Board of Control
Capitol
McGoughey
Welcome Conger reception in Des Moines Iowa May
Minster Conger was formally welcomed at a public meeting in Des Moines with 3000 attendees. State and city officials filled the boxes as Judge Josiah Given Dr H R Hutching Sohn A McCall Gov Shaw and Mayor Hartenbower spoke. Conger briefly reviewed the siege of Peking and relief of the legation staff.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minseter
Conger
Grand Army
China
Josiah Given
H.R. Hutching
Sohn A. McCall
Gov. Shaw
Hartenbower
Pokin
St Paul to Host New Packing Plant by Cudahy Bros
Patrick Cudahy visited South St. Paul and, with L E Martin, evaluated the old Dakota plant loss. The Dakota plant idled valued at 125000. Cudahy offers a 99 year lease with 250000 in improvements for Union Stock Yards Company. Directors appear ready to accept. The plant will be larger than Swift’s and operate by November. Cudahy brothers to specialize in hog packing.
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Cesiahys
St. Paul
Patrick Cudahy
South St. Paul
Bla
L. E. Martin
Dakota Company
Dakota
Prac ‘Tically
Cudahy Bros
Ag Ferge
Swift Company
Cudahy Brothers
Mooney Sues for Twenty Thousand in Alienation Case
Langdon North Dakota May 6 Pap ers served in the Burke Mooney alienation suit seek damages to 20000. Decree of divorce granted the Burkes two weeks ago. Defendant a wealthy banker and widower. plaintiff an insurance agent. Both prominent. case expected to draw notoriety. Smallpox outbreak reported at Candee North Dakota May 6. A half-breed from St John ill with the disease. Dakota hotel under quarantine. county commissioners plan a pesthouse to stem spread.
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Langdon
N. C
Burke-Mooney
Burkes
Plantift i
Candee
N. P
Sando
N. D
Sti. John
Dakota Hotel
Steamboat Cook George Wright Dies in Police Cell
George Wright a 48 year old steamboat cook long associated with La Crosse Wisconsin collapsed and died in a police station cell after a night of drunkenness. He had lived in La Crosse for forty years and was well known on the Upper Mississippi. The death followed an arrest for intoxication and was attributed to heart failure linked to excessive drinking.
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la Crosse
Wis
George Wright
Upper
Mississippi
Sevtral
Ege
Elderly woman found dead in Wisconsin river
Found in the river near her home in Sehkesh Wisconsin, Mrs Eliza Eth Flosge aged ninety two. It is believed she went out for an early morning walk and fell into the river by accident. She lived with her son in law Carleton Koster of the Foster Haff Lumber company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehkesh
Wis
Elizaeth Flosge
Carleton Koster
Foster-Haff’ Lumber Company
Nelson Arrested in Milton for Forgery from Michigan
Milton North Carolina May 6 George Nelson a young man recently arrived from Lake City Michigan was arrested here for forgery. The sheriff of Muskegon county is here and will take Nelson back to Michigan. Also reported shooting at a chalivart in Brook City Iowa in which Rev A Bartholomew of Richland South Dakota 8th into a chaiivail party Arthur Bhufelt was struck in the jaw and will recover. The parties are all prominent.
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Milton
N. C
George Nelson
Lake City
Mich
Miesaukee County
Nelson
Michigan
Bionx City
Iowa
Bartholomew of
Richland
Arthur Sthufelt Bhufelt
Ex Speaker Heads Police Board in La Crosse
Hon J 3 fogan ex speaker of the assembly may be chosen as president of the police and fire commission in La Crosse where he has served since the civil service law took effect He would succeed the late J W Loney as head of the board reported May 6 in Wik Wisconsin
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la Crosse
Wik
Fogan
Assembly
Board of Police and Fire Cameorestoners
J. W. Loney
Murder Suspect Body Found Near River in East Grand Forks
The corpse of an unknown man was located in the woods near the river in East Grand Forks. Blood traces were noted, a coroner notified, and an ID card read Charles M. Heck directing notices to John Heck in Ripley Ohio. Autopsy revealed a bad contusion behind the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nene Brat Grand
Huron to Have Staite Fair
Huron South Dakota citizens file articles of incorporation for Central South Dakota Fair Association to lease land near the city and establish an annual stock carnival as the main attraction with the first fair planned for early October. substantial stock subscription reported.
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Hunron
Huron
8. D
Central South Dakota Fair Association
Now Opposed to Hazing
Sioux City Iowa May 7 The students of Morningside College have taken an official stand against hazing after an unfortunate incident. A new student was dragged from his bed and abused in the night causing a severe fright and near riot. The faculty has identified leaders and suspended them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iows
Morningside College
Mortgage Filed in Omaha for 1 Million Bond Issue
A mortgage deed filed May 7 in Douglass County records covers 1 000 000 of 4 percent gala bonds dated April 15 1902 and due May 1 1911. It marks the first mortgage and deed of trust from the Union Pacific Railroad Company to the Merchants Trust Company of New York securing the bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Douglass County
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
North Dakota Fair at Mandai Shapes Up Track
North Dakota state fair officials report the track at Mandai in top condition for the upcoming exposition. About $2,000 purge money has been raised. Committees are appointed and work proceeds, signaling a well underway fair preparation. Brainerd laborer James Schwartz drowns in the Mississippi River after a fall from a log while practicing near the new bridge. he lived near Mankato and leaves a wife and child.
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North Dakota
Mandai
N. D
State Fair
Brainerd
Minn
James Schwartz
Schwartz
Mankato
Wil He Taker Back. Pierre, 5. D., May 7
Agent Hatch of the Cheyanne agency refuses to take charge of a smallpox infected Tadiana from Forest City. They are sent back under guard to their homes on Bad River. Celentiad Rounded Up reports Yung Gee, former Flowery Kingdom resident, arrested at Pembina with three Celastala. trials adjourned to May.
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Pierre
Hatch
Cheyanne
Tadiana
Forest City
Bad River
Fargo
N. D
Fine Yung Gee
Flowery Kingdom
Pembina
Portal
Lightning strikes judge near Aberdeen ranch
Aberdeen S D May 7 During a severe thunder storm Judge J J Healy was struck by lightning and instantly killed at a ranch west of the city Healy was an intimate friend of Senator Kyle and rumors tied him to a stolen goods ring In Aberdeen May 1 4 a gang of six suspects was arrested on suspicion of storing stolen property They allegedly peddled pantaloons and spectacles thought planted locally
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Aberdeen
S. D
J. J. Healy
Healy
Senator Kyle
Aberdeen, &. D
Avon and Northwest Weather Outlook Ahead of Spring Crops
The report notes Avon and Minnesota regions facing heavy conditions in the Red River valley and Southwest Minnesota. It says May 8 weather showed a spring pattern ten days ahead, with cooler conditions expected for the rest of the week, affecting crop prospects and regional outlook.
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Hain
Paw
Redriver
Minnesota
Prof Herron Weds Miss Rand in Keokuk Marriage Confirmed
Relatives report that Miss Carrie Rand and Prof George D Herron were married weeks ago in Keokuk Iowa. Sources close to the family say the union is real, though discussion is limited and no details are shared.
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Meta
Heen
Onevie Wands
Benson Removal Follows Unsubstantiated Charges
Dinmissed on Result of Failure of Ila Charges. St. Paul May 6 Chief Grain Inspector Reishus of the state grain department removed B F Benson deputy inspector in the Minneapolis department who had brought charges against Inspector Kuatvold his chief and First Assistant George H Tunnell. The action followed findings that Benson's charges were not sustained by the evidence.
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Ila
St. Paul, May
Reishus
Atate Grain Department
B. F. Benson
Minneapolis
Railroad Commission
Kuatvold
George H. Tunnell
Benson
Morey Improves After State House Fall Injuries
Charles A. Morey, state board of control member, remains in recovery after a fall at the state house. He had paralysis on his right side but the condition has improved and he was able to converse with his family at St. Joseph’s hospital.
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C. A. Morey
Rom TadJuven
Capiton St. Paul
Charles A. Morey
State Board of Control
State House
Mine Worked by Medium at Woodbury Creek Claim
May 8 Tacoma report says King Solomon mines at Woodbury Creek British Columbia are operated through a medium. Miners claim the mine layout comes from the elster of the company president after a trance.
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Tacoma
Wash
King Solomon
Woodbury Creek
B. C
Northwest
Franklin Hardin Rural Telephone company organized in town
Prones for farmers report the Franklin Hardin Rural Telephone company organized in the city as the first step toward a regional rural phone system. The line will run from the city to points in Franklin county. Also notes Colorado syndicate organizing Black Hills Belt Development for mining exploration near Lead with a new deep shaft at Kirk expected to hit Homestake ledge. The reports cover a fire at Erickson's saloon in Rush, a fatal train incident in St Paul, the establishment of a cigar factory in Sparta, and the lifting of a Standing Rock quarantine to Mandan.
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Rerat Company
Town Falls
Tows Falls
May
Franklin
Colorado Syndicate
Head
Lead
Crosby-Bhrich Syndicate
Colorado Springs
Coloia
Homestake
Black Hills Belt Development Company
Kirk
Rush
City
Minn
Erickson
Death of Sophia Mailand at Ninety Three in Spring Valley
Sophia Mailand, a resident of Spring Valley, died at age ninety three near the city after reaching a few miles east. She had been married for seventy years to her husband, who survives at age ninety. The obituary notes the couple’s long marriage.
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Spring Valley
Mion
May
Mia
Sophia Mailand
Aulit
Irving Residence Destroyed in Wisconsin Village Fire
A May blaze consumed the home of Anton Giberston in Irving village, Black River Falls, Wisconsin. The logs and structure were valued at 1500 with insurance of 750, and the building was once a popular landmark and stopping place.
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Irving
Black River Falls
Wis
May
Anton Gibertson
Domestic Opinions and Industrial Rumors
A collage of quotes and ads from early 20th century civic life. Humorous exchanges about marriage rules mix with product pitches for Grain-O, Allen's Feet Ease, and liver pills. Readers encounter travel hints, health ads, and a note on Japanese coal tests alongside light social snippets.
Douglas Factory to Expand Output and Ad Spend
Douglas plans to widen capacity to 6000 pairs daily by July first with 16000 extra square feet, a 400 horsepower engine and 150 horsepower boiler. Payroll will run 22000 weekly, with salesmen up 26 percent as advertising expands including half page inserts in major papers and Youth's Companion.
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W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Youth's Companion
Brockton
Mass
Times
Woman's health testimonials urge Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A coin of female health notes long standing menstrual pain and womb complaints. Letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe pain and offering medical guidance through Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. The readers recount prior medical failure and renewed health after using the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tan
Dean Mus
Porneams
Thad
Emma Kuren
Trautman St
Brooklyn
B. Dn.y
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Menhominee
Michelle Marinette
Cleary
Papan
Menominee
Tivo
Conger Saja
Repubeac
Sc. H. Conger
Washington
State Department
Mohdy May Dit
Mooney
Abi
Prof
Heron Weds
Mey
Ole Lyxpad
Sparta
American Cigar Company
Standing Rock
Mandan
Detroit Frée Preps
Epdad
Pellage
Chicago Tribune
Porpetfal
Allen
Allen 3
Olmsted
LeRoy
Hamilla
New York
Cleveland Plains Center
Yucatan
Dodger
Piso
Joan F Bors
Trinity Springs
Ind
America
Douglas Factory
Piramaus
Ath &T
4Th St
Richmond
Huey
Parnes
Indianola
Pinkham Noman
Central Avenue
Indianapolis
Balarin
Brocktons Mess
Standard Oil.co
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