Northwest Mob Hangs Man After Assault on Girl
Helena Montana October 4 James Howard Brady allegedly assaulted five year old Ida Pugsley on Tuesday. Early Wednesday a mob of about two hundred masked men seized Brady from a raft and hanged him to a telegraph pole in Haymarket square near the daily office. The crowd remained orderly and dispersed after the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
James Howard
Brady
Ida Pugsley
Haymarket Aqpare
Dail
Marinette Grocery Warehouse Destroyed In Fire
A blaze yesterday afternoon destroyed the Britth Thorndike and Sprowr warehouse of grocers in Marinette Wisconsin causing about 8200 000 in losses. The fire released kerosene oil causing further damage to goods. Firefighters saved mills and lumber yards of the N Ludington company. Insurance partly covers the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Britth, Thorndike & Sprowr
N. Ludington Company
Midwinter Launching of Three Tents at Superior
Three boats are to be built at the Superior Shipbuilding Company yards in West Superior Wisconsin. Because all three cannot be built at the same time one will be launched in midwinter drawing crowds to witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Superior Shipbuilding Company
Longstaff Arrested After Helena Shooting Case
In Helena Montana on October 4 a Red Lodge special reports Alexander Longstaff shot Max Gerald in the main street after a quarrel earlier in the day. Gerald was seriously wounded as Longstaff pulled a revolver and fired twice. Longstaff was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Longstaff
Helena
Mont
Red Lodge
Alexander Longstaff
Max Gerald
Gerald
Four Rural Mail Routes Recommended in West Winona
Special Agent Gilbert Gutterson reports to Congressman Tawney he recommends four more rural mail routes in the First district in addition to nine earlier. Gutterson is now working in Houston county as part of the effort to expand delivery paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West District
Winona
Minn
Gilbert Gutterson
Tawney
Gutterson
Houston County
Aberdeen Wagon Fatality and City News Briefs
A drunk man Ogwen Shey lin fell from a wagon in Aberdeen, struck his head on a curb, and died after remaining conscious until shortly before dawn. Reports from La Crosse reveal plans for a copper long distance line between St Paul, Minneapolis, and La Crosse costing around $250,000 with completion hoped by Thanksgiving. The satellite boat Saturn was sunk near Le Claire in rapids during a wind, risking another vessel as rocks threaten. In Merrillan, Wisconsin, the post office was robbed on a Monday night with $16 in stamps taken. a St Bernard guarded the office but the robbery was committed by amateurs. An unknown man, possibly Bohemian or Italian, was killed by a Chicago and Northwestern train in Bangor, bearing an excursion ticket from Hurley to St Paul, dated July. In Willmar, Minnesota, six Great Northern railroad workers were arrested for breaking into and stealing bonded goods near Crookston about a year ago.
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Telephone
la Cronnac
la Crosse
Wis
Twin City Telephone Company
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Merrillan Ponteille
Merrillan
Wia
Br Cara
Bangor
Chicago & Northwestern
Hurley
Willmar, Minn
Great Northern
Crookston
Dawson Ullspatches
J. Long- Hite
Klordike
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Oitare
Wuthole Union
United States
Syracuse
N. C
McKinley
Kansas
Gui Tee
Richmond
Jacob
Rogers
Palersmi Nvdy
Metropolitan Museu of Art
Paterson
George Montague
Des Moines
Blue
Schultz
Massena
St. Lawrence County
New York
Gven
Niagara Falls
City Council
Savannah
Cta
Roosevelt
Mra
Bt. Michael
Loratto
Charles M. Schweb
United States Steel Corporation
Demetrius Galiltani
Catholiciam
Alleghenies
Garvey
Altoona
Ryan
Ireland
Hoban
Loughlin
Shunnar
Alyty
War Dance Marked Indian Baby Burial at Fort Meade
An Indian baby died this week at Fort Meade and was buried in the post cemetery beside dead soldiers. The Pine Ridge Sioux visitors joined the ceremony with a war dance. Potatoes Flourish as Pastures Improve in Ridgeway Iowa
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Fort Meade
Pine Ridge
Youthful Savages Barbarous Treatment at Beloit College
George F. Stockwell a Beloit College preparatory student was abducted from his room by members of the middle preparatory class. He was stripped bound to a flagpole and humiliated with stitches in the hands, then released to plan revenge. Stockwell, from Cherry Valley Illinois, has no known enemies at the school and faculty may take no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
George F. Stockwell
Béloit College
Hatonat
Avery
Svate
Stockwell
Cherry Valley
Lands for Settlers. Rosebud Indians Relinquish Reservation Lands
Rosebud Indians in Gregory county South Dakota are nearing signature completion on an agreement to relinquish part of their reservation for settlement. Maj. McLaughlin, Indian Inspector, has worked months securing signatures and plans to place the lands on the market soon. The tract covers thousands of acres of high quality land, with many applications already filed and people gathered at Chamberlain awaiting settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. D
Rosebud
Gregory’ County
Maj. McLaughlin
Orphan Girl Whipped Leads to Jail for Trio
In Netilsville Wisconsin on October 8 Fr Charles L Youngblut Lizzie Nolan his house keeper and a servant girl were arrested and jailed for assaulting Mary Prim an eleven year old orphan living at the priest s house The girl was whipped severely and punished in other ways leaving her condition critical Locals demand justice and the mob threatened Youngblut was taken to court for fear of a lynching with a placard labeling him the assassin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younghlut
Effley
Youngblut
Insane Burglar Claims Power to Rob Banks in Winona
Moody, a long-time Stockton resident, entered a Winona bank at noon on Saturday with two tellers present. He carried a pocketful of cash before being detected. Authorities noted his mind was deranged and he boasted of wielding power beyond God and of robbing more banks. He is likely to be sent to Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanta
Winona
Minn
Oct
W. F. Moody
Stockton
Tie
Rochester
Dakota City horse dealer dies after stock yard accident
J M Grimith from Dakota City Dakota was found with a fractured skull on a stock car in the yards at Fifty-first street Chicago. He died during transport to a hospital and was believed killed while under a viaduct near the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Chicago
J. M. GriMith
Dakota City
Fitty-first Street
Paymaster Clank A Place Dies After 30 Years Service
Obituary notes Paymaster Clank A Place of the Milwaukee Road who served thirty years and lived in Milwaukee since 1846. He died aged eighty four after a long illness. In another item a fatal blood poisoning case in Redwood Falls Minnesota details a 13 year old boy’s death following a scab on a cold sore and a playfight injury. North Dakota educators plan next winter meeting at Grand Forks with program including prominent educators and President Draper of the University of Illinois among speakers.
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Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Oct
Clark A. Place
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Place
Redwood Falls
Minn
Benjamin
Myra
Alex Meliagh
North Delvin
Fargo
N. D
The
North Dakota Educational Association
Grand Forks
Draper
Illi- He University
Paroled Hope For Notorious Prisoner Billy Young
Sioux City Iowa October 8 Billy Young the bootblack at Anamosa penitentiary serving a life term for the 1896 gambling house killing of Geo Bott may win parole in months He is a Negro and has been an unusual prisoner He saves from 25 cents monthly booting guards and has accumulated 200 He keeps a braided carpet on his cell floor and has heat pictures on the wall
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Sioux City
Iowa
Billy Young
Bootblack
Anamosa
Geo. Bnott
Young
Mortality Rate for Last Calendar Year in 17.47 per Thousand
The Marine Hospital Service tabulates 190 cities with populations over 1,000 showing an annual mortality of 17.47 per 1,000 for the last calendar year. Total population 20,712,608. deaths total 86,240 from all causes. North Dakota records the lowest rate, 6.95 per thousand, as the healthiest state. Specific diseases tallied include phthisis pulmonis, smallpox, enteric fever, measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria and membranous croup, and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North” ‘Dakota
Smallpox Alert at Mille Lacs Area
Intelligence reports smallpox among Mille Lacs Indians. United States Agent Michelet orders Dr L A Atkinson and Officer Laxon to vaccinate every Indian in the afflicted district and prevent spread. Plague also reported among roaming nonreservation bands near Sandy Lake. Michelet to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille Lac
United States
Michelet
L. A. Atkinson
Rice Lake
Anil Joseph Laxon
Orean
Sandy Lake
Aitkin
McGregor
Smallpox outbreak at Odanah government school
Ashland Wisconsin October 9 71 cases of smallpox reported at the Odanah government school on the Red Lake reservation. Dr Hicks and Dr Davidson found 48 of 76 boarding parochial pupils with smallpox and 20 of 7 boarders outside infected. One teacher and two others ill. Alarming outbreak exceeding recent Northwest cases.
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Ashland, Wiy
Odanah
Cod River Reservation
Hicks
Washburn
State Board of Health
Davidson
Northwest
Fatal mill accident at Curtis Wisconsin
In Swan Wisconsin on October 9 William Hater foreman at the stave mill near Curtis was fatally injured while shoveling sawdust from a working pulley on the line shaft. His clothing was torn from his body and the shaft made removal of the body impossible without cutting flesh. He was about fifty years old and had long worked as a dent at Curtis.
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Swan, Wis
Wilam Hater
Curtis
Sears
Fiddler
Dinall township farmer killed in wagon accident near Dell Rapids
Dell Rapids South Dakota records a fatal farm accident as a young Dinall township farmer, thirty, was thrown from a wagon while returning home with grain. His head was crushed by a wheel, dying instantly in his own yard. The tragedy occurred Saturday evening after a sudden lurch spooked the team.
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Dell Rapids
S. D
Carlstad
Dinall Township
Dell
Rone
Marinette Fire Destroys City's Largest Building
Marinette Wisconsin October 9 The city’s largest building the Gi structure was burned early yesterday with estimated losses around 35 000 partly covered by insurance The first floor housed the Daily Star office and Neband Johnson tailoring establishment while the second floor housed Company I W S N G armory and Nick Davis law offices
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Gram
Krd Rm
Marinette
Wis
Daily Star
Neband & Johnson
Cipany I
W. SN. G
Armory
Nick Davis
Diphtheria Strikes Reinbeck Area Prompting Closures
Diphtheria outbreak in Reinbeck Iowa causes one death and ten families quarantined. Fear of spread to Buffalo Center prompts school closures as churches shut and efforts to stamp out the disease are intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Iowa
Gantine
Buffalo Center
Gov Van Sant Seeks Rafting Interests in Winona Visit
Gov. Van Sant was in Winona yesterday morning to look after rafting interests as his son Grant travels in northern Minnesota. Officials say the rafting season will end in about three weeks, with local bays and waterways monitored for safety and access.
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Winona
Minn
van Sant
Jin
Grant
Ha Bays
Threshing Delayed by Weekend Rain Across State
Reports from North Dakota indicate general rainfall delaying threshing as crews resume work after long holdups. In Fargo a separate line notes a body found near the track four miles from the city, suspected gunshot death, prompting police attention.
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Fargo
N. D
Bectlon Storeman Bridgeman
Northern Pacific
Grain and livestock prices from Minneapolis and Chicago markets
The report lists wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax and barley quotes for Minneapolis, Duluth, Ontario and Chicago with cash, futures, and arrival prices. It covers several wheat grades, corn values, oats, rye, barley, flour markets, and livestock futures including cattle, hogs and sheep with regional price ranges and market conditions.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
Reading
Abe
Milwaukee
Wis
Wheatewater
Semple
Sioux City
Towa
Chicago
Onta
Ight
South St. Paul
Hholes
Foley
Money needed to ransom Ellen Stone raised in part
Nearly half the money required to ransom Ellen M Stone, the Bulgarian missionary, has been placed in the hands of Kidder Peabody in Boston. Other items mention Elgin robber trails, a new boiler for the Elgin Opera House, and a railway free pass abolition motion by a passenger association committee.
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Randy Wale
Boston
Ellen M. Stone
Messrs Kidder
Peabody
Crandall
Mary Hunter
Sheriff Finch
Elgin
Jeas
Elgin Opera Company
Opera Hous Mal
Efh
Harley Rogers
Poyleter Alt Holzer
Holbarn
Ben Schori
Itea
Bastral
Pasaeg
Treasury plans yellow fever institute amid current affairs
Acting Secretary Spaulding approved a plan for a yellow fever investigation institute within the marine hospital service to collect facts on the subject. Treasury drew warrants settling president's salary at death totaling 1,950.88. Ambassador Choate seeks leave of absence for a New York trip to discuss a canal treaty. Fort Sill land added for Apache prisoners. Coast artillery orders and budget figures for rural free delivery. Various fires, embezzlement case arrests, and foreign gossip items follow with multiple named persons and places.
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Washington
Spaulding
The
Treasury
Ambassador Choate
State Department
New York
Choate
Silva
Toyota
Miguel Abadia
Mendex
United States
San Francisco
Honolulu
Militay
Fort Sill
Oklo
Coast Artillery
Philippines
Miles
Army
Smith
Congress
Of the Week Disputed Reports From Global Figures
The item cites varied rumors and official remarks from London and Berlin about a potential Japanese loan of 60 million yen including 6 million for Formosa, a British project in Koweyt, and the Baghdad railway. It notes proclamations, conferences, and a spike in typhoid cases near Gelsenkirchen, with officials assessing waterworks, plus Carnegie funding toward Glasgow Technical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeriin
London Standard
Japan
Formosa
United States
Hombay Chuiszatte
Bagdad
Parsian Gulf
Karl Loewenstein
Lelpate
Tondon
Prear
Kitchener
Munim von Schwarzenstein
Pekin
Gelsenkirchen
Wentzhalla
Constantinople
Andrew Carnegie
Glasgow Technical College
Aly
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Montana
Aberdeen
Ogwen Sheylin
Saturn
le Claire
Ridgeway
Nonth Dakota
Milla Lacs
Ubildrun
Parmeh
Mil
Shite
uLoc
Lve
Stoete Contera
Hanyom
Miss Sond
N. T
Tata
Welstein
Henry Muha
Passine
XN. J
Pennsylvania Deer and Sash Company
Pittsburg
Peter Vrenderburg
Springfield
Lillian Brook
Vrendenburg
Homer Fite
Georgetown
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
J. J. Scannell
Willam Tt. Markham
Glidersleeve
Grand Jury
Graceland Avenue
Chicasu
Lake Michigan
Herr Krupp
Kia
Berlin
Tiia
South Africa
Vickers, Sona & Maxhn
Warren
Kneeland
Wiliam Waldere Astor
National Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Dr. Teuser
Were Hofermele
London Times
Colombo
Joseph ‘West Ridgeway
Fland
Ceylon
Allewiance
Edward
Charles Wertheimer
London
J. P. Sorgan
Hohbema
Dorchester House
Park Lane
Capt. Holford
Wertheimer
Charlotte
Bonaparte
Count Primoll
Rome
Thomas J. Slaughter
Dellwood
Madison
N. J
Rosevelt
Belle Hagner
Justice Hagner
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Jefferson Davis
John Curtis
Maria
America
Europe
St Thomas Lipton Ia
Wlriving
Aya
Moboken
Marin
Stevens
Waikling
Hoboken
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