Wheat and grain prices across markets and cattle quotes
Grain and livestock prices from Minneapolis St Paul Chicago Milwaukee and Sioux City reflect mixed grains with No 1 Northern wheat around 74 to 76 cents and corn around 36 to 39 cents, oats near 25, flax around 1.79, rye 49 to 58 cents, and December to May futures noted. Cattle and hogs price ranges show varying values across St Paul and Chicago, with dairy and sheep also listed. last spike on Minnesota Manitoba railroad driven by Mrs Blessner, signaling regional development.
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Gratn
St. Paul
Minneypolis
Duluth
Morthert
Chicago
Milwalked
Wis
Bogaialyeamale
Onta
Rioux City
Towa
Cattie— Reeves
Texas
Anles
Bouth St. Paul
Port Hyland
Minn
Minnesota & Manitoba
Messia, McKenzie & Co
P. J. Blessner
Daniel Hyland
Lake of the Woods
Rainy River
Injured Man Thrown From Bale Wagon In Iowa Incident
In Le Mara Iowa on November 20 Irving Smith was unloading baled hay when a runaway team pitched him from a high bale tier to the ground causing serious injuries at the Herron feed store. Nearby Worth Dakota Town scorched. In Fargo North Dakota Buffalo a fire destroyed ten buildings including the post office Buffalo Express and State Bank with an estimated loss of 15000 dollars.
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le Mara
Iowa
Irving Smith
Herron
Worth
Dakota
Fargo
N. B
Buffalo
Here
Buffalo Express
State Bank
Mistaken for a Deer Fatality Reported in Minnesota
In Mahtown Moose Lake resident Lawrence Virick, eighteen, was shot eight miles east of Barnum and mistaken for a deer by hunting parties. In Winans Minnesota Mrs Harry Vail, a laundress at the Grafton boarding house, was fatally burned while filling a tank with a lighted stove nearby. In Baraton, while feeding a corn husker, William Leitz’s bond was drawn into the machine, tearing his arm from the shoulder. recovery uncertain.
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Mahtown
Mint
Lawrence Virick
Moose Lake
Barnum
Mihe Boy
Winans
Minn
Harry Vail
Grafton
Baraton
Win
William Leltz
Drowning Report From Hetta Lake Near Hunter's Bay Alaska
A triple drowning is reported from Hetta lake at the head of Hunter's bay Alaska. They were captured on November 8 from a rough boat while attempting to reach a steamer home. Fujurca Hand In Explosion. Le Mare Towa November 20. Cloud Yinuser, a large feed store manager, was badly injured by a premature cannon cracker blast during Republican celebration and may lose his hand.
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Pripie
Seattle
Wash
Hetta Lake
Hunter's Bay
Alaskan
Fujurca
le Mare
Towa
Cloud Yinuser
Senator Davis Seeks Relief As Condition Improves At St Paul
Shnator Davis remained under care in St Paul with fluctuating vitals and limited rest. Early bulletin notes pain relief and lower temperature, later readings show pulse around 108 and 120, with brief awakening during examination by Dr. Lankaster.
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Katin
Paul
Davis
Alex J. Stone
Alex
Stone
Ds. Lankaster
Tankester
Milwaukee Capital Forms National Industrial Company
The National Industrial company, capital $3,000,000, organized in Milwaukee with local capital holding a controlling interest. Officers include E. W. Perry president and Harry W. Perry secretary. Headquarters planned in Milwaukee and Cap Graos Nic. The venture aims to develop lands in Honduras and Nicaragua for tropical product farming, with over $1,000,000 of stock subscribed by Milwaukee financiers in four days.
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Milwaukee Capital
Vintnge Central American Projects
Milwaukee
Het Enterprise
E.W. Perry
GF. Wirwell
J. KR. Curridger
Harry W. Perry
Edward Brown
R.H. Perry
W. L. O'Neil
Charles Quartes
New Enterprise
Honduras
Nicaragua
Capa Graoias
Nic
Wisconsin Trust Company
Bull Fight Proposed as Carnival Main Attraction
Milwaukee leaders discuss staging two Spanish bull fights during the Elks national gathering. Mayor Rose chairs the carnival committee and supporter Ja algo a backs the idea citing brutal boxing shows elsewhere. Joseph G Donielly, once a consul in Mexico, advocates the bull fights.
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Wilwaukee
Milwaukee
the Elks
Elty
Rose
Ja Algo
Joseph G Donielly
Brexico
Cleveland
Mexico
Not Mundor but Whisky Lost Telegrapher Quigley at Reo
Telegraph operator W Quigley of Duluth and remote rail road station at Reno died in a fire that consumed the Duluth and Iron Range station near Reo Minnesota on Sunday night. Coroner Eklund found alcohol involvement after a jug of whisky left by hunter caused a kerosene blaze. Highland escaped. initial murder suspicions faded as the inquiry noted intoxication and accident.
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Quigley
Reo
Duluth
Minn
W. Quigley
Reno
Eklund
Highland
Hunter
Hotel French Blaze Claims Guest In Sturgeon Bay Fire
Fire at the Hotel French in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin on November 21 killed Mise Hocharat of Thrape Wis a hotel guest. The building was crowded and guests had to flee in night robes. Property loss estimated at 38000 dollars.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Mise Hocharat
Thrape
Wisi
Mveke
Death at the smelter crushes Bur lington worker
Gus Flolten died at Sisters' Hospital from injuries after being crushed between two cars at the Burlington switch smelter in Deadwood on November 21. He succumbed to the incident as officials investigated the accident.
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Deadwood
Gus Flolten
Sisters’ Hospital
Burlingten
Sutton Promptly Released From Augusta Manslaughter Case
Sutton of Augusta was discharged after Judge Watta ruled the evidence insufficient in the manslaughter indictment. The incident occurred in Warren, Minnesota, on October 21 as the case proceeded.
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Sutton
Warren
Minn
Augusta
Watta
Robbery at Ann Arbor Mercantile House
Hurrilry at Ann Arbor Michigan reports Mack and Co the largest mercantile house in Ann Arbor was entered and robbed around November. About $1,000 worth of goods including furs were taken. Thieves gained access by climbing onto the roof and entering through a ghuttle pole.
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Ann Arbbor
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mack & Co
Mercantilie House
Ghuttle
Wisconsin appoints McDonald timber inspector in district
Former Minnesota native James McDonald of Superior is named timber inspector for Wisconsin's thirteenth district by Governor Scott. The appointment, delayed due to McDonald's citizenship, was finalized after he became a full Wisconsin citizen.
Freight Train Wreck Kills Fireman in Sabula
A Milwaukee & St. Paul freight train collision at Sabula Dubuque county Iowa on November 21 killed Fireman McFarland and seriously injured Conductor Lovelace. A heavy fog led to the wreck demolishing both engines and the carriages.
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Sabula
Dubuque
Towa
Milwaukee & St. Paul Roado
Sabulai
McFarland
Lovelave
Freight Wreck Causes Fatality Near Dragoon
Spokane Washington November 21 freight on Spokane Falls and Northern railway wrecked near Dragoon station when rails spread. Seven men in a wrecked car were stealing a ride. one man killed and two injured.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Falls & Northern Railway
Dragoon Station
Rivers Run Over Banks Near Phoenix in Floods
Rain continues in the north driving rivers and creeks over their banks. Salt River runs higher than in two years, and the Arizona Canal near Phoenix has broken through. Water flows flood west of the city with towns like Pima under water.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Salt
Arizona
Pima
Legal dispute over multiple wills in Kelly case
In City on Nov 21 an unexpected move by the defense in the Maggie Dalyva Rose Kelly will case occurred. A second will was brought by the defendants, who fled with the clerk, seeking a court order to set a hearing time after three wills allegedly made by John Kelly within days.
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John Kelly
Charles
City
Town
Fefendaria
Maggie Dalyva
Rose Kelly
Aon
Cigarette Tax Case Nears Test in Muscatine
Judge Brennan granted a temporary injunction stopping Muscatine County from collecting a $200 state mulch tax from local cigarette dealers. Backed by the American Tobacco Company the move argues the anti cigarette law interferes with interstate commerce. A test case is pending.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Brennan
Muscatine County
American ‘Tobacco Company Etc
Trial Set For Five Men In Deadwood Perjury Case
Five men jailed for six months in Deadwood on alleged perjury linked to the Herbert D. Gandy case will face trial next week. Four remain in jail under bond of 5000 dollars. Scoville Bemis is released on bond of 2500 and aided in placing machinery at the Golden Crown cyanide plant north of the city.
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Deadwood
Herbert D. Gandy
Scoville Bemis
Golden Crown
Thin City
Faith dealer Held to Court
Jo W. Crane, a deacon of the Christian Catholic church, was arraigned before Judge Borer in Le Sueur Minnesota after being brought from Owatonna for violating state health laws. He pleaded not guilty and posted 200 bond to appear on the 27th. Crane had come to Mabel Hobein who died of diphtheria a week earlier to lay hands on her.
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le Sueur
Minn
Jo W. Crane
Owatonna
Borer
Crane
Mabel Hobein
Senator McGillivray to regulate trusts in Wisconsin
Milwaukee November 21 Senator McGillivray of Black River Falls announces plans to introduce a bill in the coming legislature to regulate trusts along current laws. He cites consistency with the supreme court ruling in the rash and door trust case.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
McGillivray
Black River
Fatla
Supreme Court
Murder at Reno Office Sparks Theft Motive
Operator Quigley on the Duluth and Iron Range at RenoMinn was murdered and his office burned. Authorities suspect robbery as the motive though no clue has been found.
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Sparte, Minn
Quigley
Reno
Duluth & Iron Range
Too Strong Doae of Opiate in Morris Hotel Death
John A. Giltinan aged forty four was found dead in his bed at a Morris Minnesota hotel. Local reports say his history of drinking led to an opiate overdose in a suspected attempt to sober up. He was a native of Pennsylvania.
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Morris, Minn
John A. Giltinan
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys Belden stock barns near Langdon Minnesota
Fire totally burned the large stock barns on the Prairie Hill farm owned by Frank P. Belden five miles west of Langdon. Hay and grains were destroyed and the total loss is high. A separate note mentions a baby weighing 200 pounds born in Baraboo Wisconsin, claimed as the only American born elephant on record with its mother captured in Africa.
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Langdon
Minn
Frank P. Belden
Here
Amerson
Baraboo
Africa
Teachers End Soccenstal Meeting in Grinnell
In Grinnell Iowa on November 21 the County Teachers association representing Iowa Mahaska Jasper and Poweshiek counties concluded a successful session.
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Grinnell
Iowa
Mahaska
Jasper
Powestook
American forces battle insurgents in Samar and Luzon
A Manila uncensored cablegram reports rising rebel activity across Samar and northern Luzon. American and Filipino forces, including Gen Grant with Maccabebe scouts, drove insurgents from a mountain stronghold near Manla, destroying rice stores and ammunition while suffering eleven private and one officer wounded. Lukban holds three prisoners.
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Nobels
Meaume
Manila
Movémerta
Agatnat
Tatand
Sumar
Hgaingt - Gen
Tukbon
Samar
Hare Haa
Twenty-fifth
Manadardue
Lukban
United States
Lukban ‘Atti
Fortythird Regiment
Gen. Wheaton
Department of Northern Luzon
Young
Tinto
Aglinia
Privet
Grant
Bmanla
Amer Ran
Will 2008 Be Complete Minister Conger View
Pekin November 18 via Shanghai November 20. United States Minister Conger expresses cautious optimism that powers notes to Chinese commissioners will soon reach a settlement. He notes meetings may define differences and that China faces a critical position affecting integrity and trade. German and Italian forces move north through Nankau pass unopposed.
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Conger
Pekin
Shanghai
Prince Ching
L Hung Chang
United States
Associated Presse
China
Poékin
Nankau Pass
Insurgents Victorious In Colombia Campaign
Kingston Jamaica November 20 The British steamer Atrato Capt Copp reports insurgents had won several important victories in the fortnight before his departure from Colon Colombia and were marching on Panama. The three masted schooner Marie Isabelle was ordered to leave Colon over gunpowder believed destined for rebels. News notes Colombia’s civil conflict, yellow fever outbreak, and widespread business standstill.
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Colombia
Kingston
Jam
Colon
Copp
Port Limon
Bocas del Torro
Band of Nelowen Attack Bumsazon Japan? Manila Front
Inland dispatch from Manila reports a Band of Nelowen attacked Bugazon Taland of Pansy on November 30. Two hundred bolo men and fifty rifles faced American forces. Americans suffered three killed Lieut H M Koontz Sergeant Kitchen and Corporal Burns of Company F Footy Fourth Infantry. Enemy losses reported as 100 killed 21 wounded and 20 prisoners.
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Bumsazon
Yanay
Manila
Bugazon
Taland
Pansy
H. M. iKoontz
Sergt
Kitchen
Corporal Burns
Footyfourth Infantry
Saw Mills Close Down in Winona for Season
Saw mills of Laird Norton and Co and the Emphis Wumber company in Winona have shut down for the season and the Winona Lumber company will close Tuesday evening. These three are the largest mills on the Mississippi River between Minneapolis and Dubuque, and their closing affects about 700 workers who will be idle until next season, likely in April.
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Winona
Minn
Laird, Norton & Co
Emphis Wumber Company
Winona Lumber Semperny
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Noted Knight Templar Credits Peruna Cure for Catarrh
Colonel T. P. Moody a Chicago orientalist and Mason shares a testimonial praising Peruna for curing chronic catarrh and stomach trouble. He and his wife report lasting relief after long medical trials, while the essay notes Dr. Hartman's remedy as a widely tested cure for catarrh and related diseases.
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Peruna
Southwest
T. B. Moody
Hartman
Marriage Plans Stir Union Debate in Somerville
Onteneiae Mim reports that First Workman-Hodder plans to wed a working girl not in the union, while Second Workman-Well dismisses concern. The exchange underscores tensions over union membership and marriage in Somerville, with remarks from Somerville Toutsey.
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Onteneiae Mim
Hodder
Glycerine caution and humor from old notices
A fragment collects notes on glycerine safety for skin care warning of pain from pure glycerine, plus comic snippets about a ring, a cold remedy, and a deer joking line from Chicago era columns. The OCR shows varied ad and humor bits with no clear single event.
Marriage Pape and the Toledan Quip in Pick-Me-Up
A fragmentary row from a Toled o publication s memory prompts oddly phrased chatter about marriage papers and notable female names. The note blends quips on weather and gender with whimsical lines about kitchens and company, reflecting a satirical tone.
Ho for Oklahoma Bow Acree lands opened to settlement
Oddities aside, the notice advertises a one year subscription for The Kiowa Chief devoted to lands information. It lists a 41.00 price for a single copy and mentions a babycribera frontliuatrated bok, roklanoma, with a postal address 904.
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Oklahoma
Kiowa Ciuef
Morgan's Ee
Eany
The Fickle Thermometer Tale From The Times
A sharp exchange unfolds as an elderly woman returns a thermometer she bought. The clerk questions accuracy while she insists the device is unreliable, flipping between readings. The dialogue captures a small dispute over a consumer item.
Obituary for Tiditor-Callowman In Chicago News
In a brief obituary style, the Chicago News notes the death of Tiditor-Callowman the cigarette flond, mentioning the publisher and editor’s quip about subscriptions. The item preserves the tone of a local gossip column with concise, humorous nods to publishing life.
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Callowman
Chicago News
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad In 19th Century Listing
Frank J. Chenhy nominally endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming cure for all cases of catarrh. The text describes the medicine as taken internally and claims it acts on the blood and mucous membranes. A notary public attests the document with signatures and a promise of testimonials. The ad references BeyEy & Co. in Toledo and Hall's Family Health Brand.
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Guia
Ore
ToLuno
Frank A
Ghaney
Gheney
Toledo
State
Pani Firma
Neil Pe
Hall
Frank J. Chenhy
Intereating Ut tle chat with Judy overheard at Swannaton
In a light exchange, Vane hopes Judy Swannaton said nothing of him the other night while Cecil Bwarve confirms a quiet talk. The banter suggests a social chat with hints of gossip and intrigue surrounding the characters.
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Vane Glory
Swannaton
Cecil Bwarve
Judy
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Offers Free Sample
An advertisement in Le Roy New York offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder from Olmsted. The copy claims it cures sweating damp swollen and aching feet helps with new or tight shoes and treats corns and bunions. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Alioe
Worth Remembering by the Ladder of Reading
A wry exchange from the Chicago Evening Post features a haughty noble and a homespun skeptic. The dignitary claims insight from on high, while the latter counters that true impact comes from those who topple the ladder.
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Tru
Chicago Evening Post
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NEW Enterprises
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Holmes
Manitowoc
Nov. St
Invermoron
oMmece
Ond
Perma
T. P. Moody
T's
Masons
Colonel Moody
Oriental Consistory
Degraa. Jy
Michigan
Columbus
Ohio
James
Mrs. Northsida
Mr. Northside
Evening Post
al Gruggiata
Grove
Gunness
Toledo, Ohio
Mer Vault
Bridget
Sara
Clark
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