Russian sale threat stirs U S appeal for lenience
Louis D. Horne of J Paul is linked to a Russian fine of 630, tied to his father’s property in Rugala Tehornigow. Gov Lind and the U S embassy sought delay. Priss in St Petersburg refused, hoping to raise funds in time to avert the imperial sale. Horne resides in New York and is a naturalized citizen with ties to local businesses.
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Niusalo Xs
Bogula
St. Paw Minn
Louis D. Horne
J. Paul
Tehornigow
Rugala
Russia
Gov. Lind
United States
At. Petersburg
Guy. Lind
St. Petersburg
Herbert HM. D. Priss
Horne
Hearing on Corbett murder case in St Paul continues
In St Paul Minnesota on September 30 preliminary hearing for H P Corbett deputy gaol warden charged with killing Joseph Mrozinski aged fisherman was delayed as body remains unfound. County attorney Bigelow said proceedings depend on recovery of the body. Judge Orr granted a continuation to October. Rudolph Schilann lent a steam launch to aid search along the river from St Paul to Hastings within days. John Mrozinski son of the slain man charged with illegal fishing also continued to October 5.
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St. Paul
Minn
H. P. Corbett
Gant
Joseph Mrozinski
Orr
Polles Court
Bigelow
Mrozinsk
Rudolph Schilann
Mrozinski
Hnatinga
John Mrozinski
Coal Deposits Located in Cascade Coal Field West of Washington
Judge J M Dennett and Prof Burch report locating nineteen feet of anthracite coal on 640 acres in the Cascade mountain district sixty miles from the railroad. They estimate 26 000 000 tons and have formed a development company with Gen Duke of Hastings Minn. They expect railroad access to enable profitable markets and fair miners’ wages.
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North Dakota
Valley City
J.M. Dennett
Cascade Mountain District
Washington
Burch
Seattle
Judge Dennett
Cascade Large
Buroh
Gen
Duke of
Wealthy farmer victimized in Cold Water robbery bunco
William H. Nevison a prosperous farmer living near Cold Water was duped assaulted and robbed of 5000 on a public road while traveling with a stranger who identified himself as a banker from Jonesville. A second man aided the alleged banker in knocking him unconscious and taking the money.
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Cold Water
Mich
William BH. Nivison
Nevison
Gosmer
Jonesville
Savings Bank
Tornado Victim Louis Pittman Dies in Morristown
Faribault Minnesota September 20 another death from the Morristown cyclone is reported Louis Pittman son of Frank Pittman of Waterville died last night from injuries bringing the storm toll to nine. Paul Gatzke proprietor of the wrecked building is said to be in worse condition and may not recover.
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Louis Pittman
Paul Gatsko
Faribault
Minn
Morristown
Frank Pittman
Waterville
Paul Gatzke
Black Hills cattle shipments surpass four million dollars
Deadwood Sept 30 The cattle shipments from the Black Hills this year are valued at between three and four million dollars. From Belle Fourche alone shipments this fall total about 1 760 000 dollars, with many cattle still awaiting shipment. The Black Hills cattle industry has grown to rival the gold mining sector.
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Hoxbens
Deadwood
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
Cattle Perish In Barn Fire Near Olivia Minn
A straw barn on George Nestor’s Olivia area farm burned with eight cattle perishing. Origin of the fire is unknown. Two boys suffered burns to their hands in the incident.
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Olivia
Minn
George Nestor
Miner Dies From Powder Gas in Chippewa Copper Mine
West Superior Sept 30 Harry Beck, a miners helper at the Chippewa copper mine, suffocated by powder gas while attempting a shot. Henry Riden with him was overpowered but expected to recover. Beck entered the shaft against Riden’s protest to set a last charge that failed to detonate before ventilation cleared. Riden was overcome during rescue efforts.
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West Superior
Wis
Harry Eck
Chippewa
Henry Riden
Beck
Riden
Aiden
Falls Into River in Wisconsin Man Rescued
Martin Ward of J Boyd Wis fell into the river near Jackson street after midnight while returning from North Dakota. He floated for a time, crawled ashore by the Milwaukee freight house, was found by Officer White and then sent to the central police station where a city physician treated him for exposure.
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St Paul
Main
Martin Ward
J. Boyd
Wis
North Dakota
Jackson Street
Milwaukee
White
Central Police Station
Hard Time for Patrolman at St Paul Dancehall
Patrolman Grabowski of the Rogio station struggled Saturday night at Plebuch's hall on 488 tuat and street in St Paul. He attempted to remove a boisterous youth from the dance, but as they reached the street the officer was knocked down. Two men sat on his face while the prisoner escaped. The assailants kicked him and warned against pursuit, then fled.
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Grabowski
St. Paul
Minn
Rogio
Plebuch’s
Tuat
Hoanys
Hila
Wisconsin University President Steps Down for Health
Madison October 2 The board of regents announced the temporary retirement of Dr Charles Kendall Adams as president for one year with half pay during his absence. Dean E A Birge will act as president until his return.
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Adams
Wisconsin University
Madison, Wis
Board of Regents of
The
State University
Chas. Kendall Adams
E. A. Birge
Bryan in Minnesota Tours With Eightteen Speeches
Bryan traveled through Minnesota from West Superior to Minneapolis, delivering a dozen speeches with Gov. Tind, totaling about eleven hours of oratory. The journey began in West Superior and included stops in Duluth Stillwater St. Paul and Minneapolis, with large crowds at major cities and smaller crowds elsewhere. The train bore flags and the slogans The Republic No Empire and Dual Rights to All.
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Pata
St. Paul
Bryan
Ping Barrens
Minnesota
West Superior
Wis
St. Louis
Duluth
Republic
West
Superior
Stillwater
Minneapolis
Red Wing Carnival Sparks Outcry Across City
The Red Wing community is stirred by the street carnival. A revival of intense condemnation follows sermons at the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches denouncing the midway attractions as a disgrace and predicting moral ruin for youth if such events continue. Business leaders join the clamor against carnival management.
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Red Wing
Minn
Moore
Presbyterian Church
Rollit
Episcopal Church
Prisoner Breaks Floor Hole in St Paul Station
Albert Metz attempted escape from Margaret Street police station in St Paul by tunneling a hole in his cell floor. Officer Hoefer discovered the breach. a basement access under the station could have allowed Metz to exit via an outer window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Linton
St. Paul
Minn
Albert Metz
Margaret Street
Aly
Hoefer
Metz
Woman's neck breaks in halter accident near Ridgeland
In Barron County Wisconsin on October 2 Mrs Fred Grover of Ridgeland area died in a halter accident. Her hat blew off while handling a horse frightening the animal, the halter tightened and broke her neck. No witnesses. husband was away.
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Wisconsin
Barron, Wis
Fred Grover
Ridgeland
Breaks His Ankle as Wagon Throws Boy at Street Corner
Sixteen year old Albert Hurt of 420 Superior Street was thrown from a wagon at Victoria and Armstrong streets when his horse ran away. He broke his right ankle, received treatment from Dr. McCord, and was later moved to St Luke's hospital for care.
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Albert’ Hurt
St. Paul, Minn
Albert Hurt
Superior Street
Victoria and
Armstrong
Hurt
McCord
St Luke's Hospital
Murder and Robbery Near Deadwood in Garden City District
Mrs N M Herdin, a well known married woman, was murdered at midnight in her Garden City home six miles from Deadwood. An unknown man fatally shot her five times while she slept and stole money from her husband, who works at Kicking Horse mine. The killer also stole a horse and buggy and fled. a posse pursues with several suspects based on the tale from her son.
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Deadwood, & DD
N. M. Herdin
Garden City
Kicking Horse
Ttle
Bucket Shops Not Enjoined in Chicago Board Case
In Milwaukee District Court Judge Seaman denied the Chicago board of trade request for a temporary injunction to bar bucketshops from using its quotations. The court raised the issue of whether the board has property rights in quotations once published, pending proof. The case will go to a referee to take testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wjnige Seanman
Milwaukee
Denter Board of Trade
United States District Court
Seaman
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board
Board of Trade
Deer hunting banned in closed year restrictions advised
In Deadwood Idaho a closed year for deer hunting is declared with a fifth year ban. Despite the rule, parties are forming in the city and Lead for deer hunting as grouse and ducks rise in foothills. Deer are plentiful along the Wyoming line near the Limestone range. Staze Held Up. Boise reports an Ontario and Burns stage robbery seven miles from Ontario at 11 pm. The lone highwayman fired across the road and demanded mail, which was thrown out. the stage was not further molested and the mail value was minimal.
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Deadwood
Wyoming Line
Limestone Range
Boise
Idaho
Ontario and Burns
Ontario
Oats for the Philippines Demand 4 Million Pounds
The U S government orders 4 000 000 pounds of oats from Twin City grain dealers for the Philippines. Bids opened yesterday. tight time limits prevent definite delivery. Bids ranged from 2 to 88 cents per 1000 pounds. order likely split among bidders with possible delays.
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Army
St. Paul
United States
Twin City
Philippines
Jenkins Recovers From Cataract Operation at Milwaukee
Judge James G. Jenkins of the United States circuit court has a successful cataract operation. His impaired right eye is restored and he plans to resume his bench seat in about a week. In La Crosse, Tim Murray pled guilty to obtaining funds under false pretenses as a self described national committee collector and received a one year prison sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadge Jenkins
Hinslicht
Milwaukee
James G. Jenkins
United States Circuit Court
Stuindling
la Crosse
Wis
Tim Murray
Vic
Grain buyer Geeslin reported missing in Aberdeen
James Station grain buyer J F Geeslin, who vanished a week ago, remains missing as investigators reveal about $4600 shortage in his accounts. Local authorities say the discrepancy is under review and seek any information from the public.
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Aberdeen
J. F. Geeslin
James Station
Despondent Farmer Ends Life in Wisconsin
William Fenska, a Chippewa Falls farmer, killed himself with a shotgun on October 2 after becoming despondent over his wife’s illness and longabsence. He resided nine miles from the city and left no note.
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Himnett
Chippewa Falla
Wis
William Fenska
Auieide
Two Men Perished in McDonald Lake Found Near Perham
William Hosea and Charles Billinger, drowned two weeks ago in McDonald Lake, were found yesterday and brought to Perham. Billinger aided Hosea by removing clothing to improve his chances, and Hosea’s brother from Joseph, Missouri, will transport the bodies home after the search.
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Hoties
Sloux City's Carnival and Interstate Festival Opens
Sloux City's Carnival and Interstate festival opened with visitors from Iowa, South Dakota, and Nebraska. Thousands more expected during the week. An open switch at Jackson yard derailed an engine and two freight cars, injuring Engineer Hazeltine and Fireman Keating but not seriously.
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Sloux City
Bloux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Jackson
Minn
Coat Yard
Hazeltine
Keating
Impending Crisis in Imperial Policy and American Leadership
The article argues Carl Bryan’s anti imperial stance as a noble defense of republican ideals. It condemns imperialism and militarism, attacks trusts and domestic capital power, and warns that re electing McKinley would turn the republic into a camp follower of monarchies. It cites Rome and colonial rule as precedents and urges steadfast defense of independence and constitutional principles.
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B. C. Flower
Mr. Bryan
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Bryan
Back- Woods
America
Jefferson
Lincoln
Haaver
Republican Party
Old World
United States
Porto Rico
Antillea
Rome
Spain
England
India
McKinley
Europe
Hanna
Blower Warns of Imperialism and Election’s Deadly Stakes
B O Blower warns that this election will settle the core faith in the Declaration of Independence and the republic. He laments the rise of imperial capital, bank domination, and trusts shaping government and judiciary, promising further letters on these dangers.
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Republican Party
Blower
Railway Workers Prepare Secret Political Campaign
A historical warning describes railway men in the Western and Midwest forming a covert Democratic league to influence the 1906 campaign. It cites 1894 Pullman and Canton protests, alleging corporate control and mass mobilization of railway workers against the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Western
General Managera’ Association of Chicago
Democratic League
Sécrat
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Canton
McKinlay
Campaign Rhetoric Critique of Republicans and Money
A caustic editorial argues Republicans ignore core issues and founders, elevating wealth over liberty. It contrasts McKinley era prosperity with principles, condemning the party’s focus on dollars, capital, and temporary gains while highlighting historical figures and faith. It asserts freedom, not money, should guide politics and cites Lincoln, Garrison, and Washington to underscore enduring ideals.
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Republicana
Lincoln
Phillips
Garrison
Hannard
McKinley
Patrick Henry
Daniel Webster
Heaven
Earth
Jesus
Apostles
Judas
Washington
The Flag at Pekin and American Duty in China
A Bryan quote argues against keeping the U S flag in Pekin insisting soldiers remain and criticizing attempts to impose a rule that would halt flag removal. He contrasts with Manila doctrine and asserts freeing the Philippine flag offers better prospects than changing to an imperial banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Manila
Philippines
Pippine Islands
Philippine Republic
Republic
W. J. Bryan
Quoted Questions Challenge Republican Policy In Open Letter
O L Rice of Mankato Kansas issues a list of twelve pointed questions to Governor Stanley in an open letter. The questions probe war taxes immigration, self rule, Monroe Doctrine, taxation, militarism, and foreign policy, framing critique of U S governance and foreign entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Rice
Mankato
Kanaai
Stanley
Rice
Republican County Central Committee
Europe
Asia
Castle Garden
Ireland
Spanish Islands
Philippines
America
Jolo
Pension Department
Alaska
England
Republich
Plattism Faces Platt Nominee Defeat and Party Disaster
In New York the simple truth is that few Republicans will vote for Platt candidates or engage with Plattism. A Platt nomination, the piece argues, spells individual defeat and party disaster, as Plattism clings to dummy candidates or favors Tammany over Republicans who reject Kosaiam.
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New York
Platt
World-Herald notes August government deficit grows
The August accounts show government outlays nearly one million dollars above receipts, a widening deficit since last August when a four and a half million surplus existed. The article cites rising wartime costs and expanding expenditures as the month’s major financial drag.
Official records show officers' net salary rises
The Manufacturer of Offlcow reports official records indicating 28,270 new offices with extra annual salaries of 95,234,663 and 479 old officers receiving pay increases. The piece notes large commissions under the president and criticizes Republican expansion under the new imperial regime.
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Offlcow
Portland Argus
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