World News Digest Amid Global Reports and Local Notes
A roundup of varied items includes a Senate vote on an iron ore transfer amendment, a new public printer appointing about 700 government workers, and Treasury reserves near 83 million after gold exports. Notices cover personnel changes, territorial boundary proposals, and incidents from floods to fires, with both domestic and international items.
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Miners clash and unrest report from various towns
Disorder and threats spread as miners, strikers, and authorities clash near Creeks and mines. Reports describe loaded dynomite, rail disruption near Marshall County, and possible mobilization of 1,000 men. Sutherland surrenders in Brooklyn election case as other local notices detail arrests, bail, and ongoing investigations.
Delgian Borgia Report From Brussels May 28
The Independence Belge reports a convoluted tale about a fourth view of Mage Jonninus and the Polsorior with claims regarding Lionel Ablay and a presumed killing in November 18M. The piece notes sick Tace, MayerRS, and mentions suppression of Roger newsphere utterances as concerns about government, unrest, and possible revolt grow.
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Sinking of Steamer Charles H. Efull After Dock Incident
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St. Paul Hogs and Cattle Prices Narrow at Auction
May 28 report from St. Paul shows hogs at lower bid for one wagon lot and a mix of heavy, light, and prime cattle values. Prime steers bring about $8.88 to $2.75 per hundred pounds, good steers around $3.02 to $3.20, cows range $2.26 to $2.50, veal calves $0.80 to $0.87, stockers and feeders $1.70 to $2.51, bulls $1.00 to $2.16.
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Died and Local Notices From Minnesota and Nearby
Died LN Wissler an eighth ward Hinutenn at Wotin Anvil Minneapolis May 20. AL St Glib Thirty Eleventh Street and Third Yeu South dropped dead of hearty disease from his blacksmith shop on Nicollet uraue New death age thirty eight. May 20 May 20 ex County Attorney tid tnd Sharwood now af Galveston filed suit for 10000 damages Loy against Powell city Judge Sultix brought bechiuer of stilumonty winda by Powell’s in veltttol of Shar Wood’s answer to Powell’s demand for recounting of mamys received by Shur-Wood while the two were in law partnership deties Maher Wins Boston May 20 At Casino last night Peter Maher Ireland’s champion defeated George Codfrey in sixth round after a stubborn battle in Boston. Cantwell May 29 Captain Jumbe Cantwell Northwestern industrial army camped here with about 200 followers. parade, speeches, and donations for the cause Baraboo May 29 A case of smallpox at Martinsville near Carroll County. South Dakota postlators appointed May 4: Worry Lawrence County Tod McLeod M A Melsnne resigmed Moody county O J Mansi vice Ne oucks resigned 14 A County Thresher Morris Minn May 29 threshers organized county association Brant frost New Ulm Minn May 24 frost damaged standing grain gardens salted Julia Marlowe Wed Philadelphia May 20 Miss Julia Marlowe and Lubert Tabor married at St Tabage Church in this city.
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Fragmented report notes theft and injuries amid chaotic events
A garbled account mentions a robbery at Chekley Tak and a man badly hurt in a violent incident. References to officials, a procession with thousands of people, and various named places and dates indicate a chaotic public scene with multiple officers and dignitaries involved.
Senate Hearings Eye Carnegie Armor Probe Delays
Washington May 20 A Senate committee heard witnesses on the Carnegie Company armor plate affair. Captain Sampson outlined charges by Wallace of Pittsburgh and noted a board’s findings align with earlier probe. The panel did not call most witnesses today as the inquiry continues.
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Wisconsin prison sentence for forged funds and admission
Stillwater Minnesota May 20. A young man identified as Diamen Willi Adin Wunire and Margit pleaded guilty to forging funds linked to Edwerd Handle. They were sentenced to the penitentiary for one year while plans were made for a public address to inmates by Lou. Ig within the prison, with Warden Wolter’s authorization.
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Obscure Names List From Minneapolis Area Notice
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Missing professor sought by South Dakota university in Illinois and Chicago Hopes
Fragmented dispatch reports Professor Dowell missing since May 27 after leaving a Chicago hotel during a Burns biography assignment. Vermilion University of South Dakota officials led by President Maud search for him while rumors swirl about his last whereabouts and state of health.
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Yale University
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