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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1901

Page

3

Royal Swedish palace balls draw peasants and dignitaries

The Chicago Record-Herald piece describes two royal balls at the palace on January 21 and the national holiday. It notes peasants from Dalarne attending in native dress, the king and queen leading dances, and strict invitations issued by the grand marshal. Guests wear white gowns if dancing, black otherwise, with supper and royal bidding at 9:30. It also reports rumors about Capt. Sverdrup closing in on the North Pole, with Peary noting Greenland proximity.

Mirace Storkhohn Crillsant Curtis Chicago Record-Herald Sweden Riksdag Dalarne Sningle Grand Mar~ Shal Tals Han Nurih Pate Scandinavia Sverdrup North Pole Greenland Peary Sverdrug Greansand Lincoln's Sea Otto Sverdrup Christan Pram Gathernburrg Pole Nansen

Sweden's Navy and King Oscar’s Maritime Drive

Sweden fields a modest navy of about 4 600 active personnel with ten first class ships, four second class, seven third class, and 990 guns. King Oscar, a naval veteran, leads efforts to expand the service, foster maritime culture, and promote the naval reserve, with strong national pride in Sweden’s aquatic pursuits.

Sweden Oscar Yuarine Royal Naval Reserve France

Albion Wis Academy Dedication Marks Community Milestone

The A. Preun Academy at Albion Wisconsin was dedicated yesterday morning by the Young Vanganes. The school succeeds to Alpion academy occupying acres of land in the town center with three old buildings. Participants included Rev. Mesars St, O. Arandt, L. 8. Reque, Innnevold and Guilixsen. The ceremony passes under the auspices of the Norwegian Lutheran sevned.

WS. A. Preun’ Academy If. A. Praus Academy Albion Wis PB. Vanganes Alpion Academy Tyeler Mesars. St O. Arandt Reque Innevold

New President Installed at Augustana College and Seminary

Dr Gustaf Andreen becomes president of Augustana College and Theological Seminary at Rock Island Alabama? The installation marks a new era for the institution. A Swedish Lutheran pastor from the United States, Andreen will lead the college toward strengthening its preparatory and theological programs. He was born in Bailey Town Indiana thirty seven years ago and educated at Augustana College Yale where he earned a PhD. He taught at Bethany College Landsberg Kun and has been affiliated with Yale College since 1893.

Gustave Andreen Anguatunga Gallewes Gustaf Andreen Augustins, College Rock Islaand Haaneon Gjergysten Sweden Andreen United States Augustusa College Theological Seminary Baileytown Ind Augustana College Bethany College Landsberg Kun Yale Europe Yale College

Memorial Services for McKinley and South Pole Expedition News

Memorial service for President McKinley held in Christiania Norway as the Buffalo saluted from the harbor while the interment took place in Gunton. Also noted is the Antarctic expedition aboard the Vesuel led by Captain Larsen with about thirty scientists and laborers.

Chainthurst Norway McKinley Gunton St. Edmune's Church Christiania United States Buffalo Saul Borderwich Minnesota Otto Nordenskjold Gothenburg C. A. Larsen

Scandinavian Notes and Anecdotes From Europe and America

Foundinavian Notes reports on Peter Nissen famed for falting through Niagara and whirlpool. Details of Danish Goldling found near Kornaeje Norway and a spring opening. Swedish Norwegian vice-rector Hanes’s marriage in New York and pianist August Hyllestad’s return to Copenhagen. Denmark’s oldest daughter Maven Moller of Keakberg dies at 145 years old. Tobacco duties rise in Norway and Sweden’s favorable post traffic noted. US to Sweden money-order balance favors Sweden by about fourteen million dollars in 1900.

Peter Nissen America Copeshagen New York Mirabal Courier Maven Moller Keakberg Bweilen United States Sweden

Annuity Dispute Brightens Indian Agency Tense

The Red Lake Indian agency in Minnesota reports Indians refuse annuity payments without department promises. Money owed from last winter’s logging operations is in dispute, with authorities dispatching messengers to relay orders. Indians demand portion of lagging operation proceeds. telegraph shows authority granted to Mercer to seize funds. Excitement rises as preparations and relays proceed.

Solway Minn Bank of “Popaton Solway Mercantile Comy Didpatchestrom Clearwater Lake Mercer Pax Washington Indian Bureau Rel Lake Indian Agency Minnesota

Lynching Probe in Helena Ends Without Indictments

The grand jury investigating the Oct 2 lynching of James Edward Brady on Main Street Helena reports after 38 witnesses examined that there is not enough evidence to indict. It censures Sheriff O Connell and other peace officers for neglect of duty.

Lodletmeunt Helena Mont Get James Edward Brady Main O'Connell Bounty Grand

Fort Meade Stone Barracks Near Occupancy

Fort Meade South Dakota prepares to move into a new two story sandstone barracks with basement after summer construction. Plumbing must be completed before occupancy. Government plans two additional stone barracks at the post next spring.

Fort Meade S. D Octatone

Robbers plead guilty in Henry post office raid case

Fred K R Moore and John Hayes pleaded guilty to robbing the Henry post office on Sept 12. Judge Carland sentenced each to 18 months hard labor at the Sioux Falls penitentiary. Also noted a Pan-American exposition award to Walter Baker Co for breakfast cocoa and chocolate products.

Pententines Sioux Falls M. D Fred KR. Moore John Hayes United States Grand Jury Henry Carland Buffalo Walter Baker & Co. (Limited Dorchester Mass Eurapse America

New Donies Sewing Machine Wins Highest Prize at Exposition

Bumfalo N Y Oct. The New Donies the Sowing Machine Co acquired the coveted gold medal at the Pan-American Exposition for the best family sewing machine.

Bumfalo New Donies Sowing Machine Co

Hunter Accident Shoots Man at Lake Geneva

Waltham Oct 23 W F Markham was accidentally shot in the shoulder by Martin Hanson near Lake Geneva. He was taken to Austin hospital and is expected to recover. Fergus Falls Oct 7 The pony of Donar Loop reappeared in Dead Lake after three weeks missing, the boy suspected of losing balance and falling from his boat. He was fourteen.

Hunter Waltham, Mian W. F. Markham Lake Geneva Martin Hanson Austin Roy Prawn Deadlake Fergus Alls Mian Donar Loop Jake

Bank Robbery At Dane Station In Wisconsin

Three men robbed the Dane station bank near Madison taking all money and notes in the vault. Police and sheriffs across the state have been notified about the safe cracking incident.

Hank Madison Wis Dane Station Here

Widow Mrs Pinney’s Dowie ties and fortune noted

The report says Mrs Pinney, widow of Sir Pinney of Wisconsin, is aged seventy three with wealth. she has no children or immediate heirs. It notes Dowie influence, charity gifts, and alleged large donations to the Zion church, with her professed Dowieite faith and Presbyterian ties.

Nivaleen Wiss Alexander Dowle Inithis Elty Ofte Sir Pinney Wisconsin Supreme Pianey Dowie

Pillsbury funeral honors Minnesotan pioneer leaders

The funeral of John S Pillsbury was held at the First Congregational church with a large crowd at Lakewood cemetery in Minneapolis. Former Gov Ramsey and many Minnesota Historical Society members attended. The Territorial Pioneers association, of which Pillsbury was once president, was well represented as Minnesotans gathered to honor a notable figure in the state’s early business and civic life.

Wilinbury Miraneapolis John S Pillsbury Lakewood Cemetery First Congregational Church Minneapolitan Ramsey Minnesota Historical Society Territorial Pioneers’ Association Minneapolis

Electric line to Twin Cities survey revealed

A survey for a Minnesota City to St Paul Minneapolis electric passenger line touches many towns lacking rail links. The plan, not backed by Chicago Great Western or Chicago Northwestern, aims to connect Minnesota City with the Twin Cities and continues under the oversight of Nout Kipla, seen as a success by observers.

Minnesota Ceiben Chicago Minnesota City Minn St. Paul Minneapolis Northwest Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern Twin Cities

Crippled Boy Rescues Child From Drowning in Wisconsin

In Tan Crogee Wisconsin on October 22 Edgar Wolberg a fourteen year old cripple who uses crutches rescued six year old Willie Foley from drowning. Though unable to walk he dragged himself to a raft and pulled the child aboard after Willie slipped into the water. Edberg narrowly escaped drowning several times while crossing rolling logs to reach safety.

Tan Crogee Wis Edgar Wolberg Willie Foley Edberg

Hay Land Fire Threatens La Crosse Outside City Limits

A large hay field fire outside La Crosse Wisconsin threatens thousands of tons of stacked hay. Firemen fight a blaze outside city limits with limited water service as flames spread across the lands surrounding the city. Loss is expected to be enormous.

Lada la Crosse Wis Hay Landa Tismpe

County land sale in Fergus Falls reaches historic scale

Monster Land Hale Fergus Falls Minnesota October 22 County Auditor Lincoln completed calculations on the state land sale conducted by Auditor Dunn. He reports 21,097.46 acres sold at the café bringing in a total of 147401.40 dollars about seven dollars per acre. Cash received already equals 25905.46 dollars, 15 percent of the purchase price plus interest to next June. The sale clears much of the county’s land from poverty and may be the greatest in state history.

Monster Land Hale Fergus Falls Minn Lincoln Dunn Nat

Four Peachen Arrested in Jackson Minnesota Case

Four men Renz Colter Migon and Colinton were arrested and convicted for illegal shooting and sale of game near Heron Lake. Colter fined 66 dollars the others 85 each. Warden Sam Fullerton says the arrest should stop the shootings and decoy boats and five guns were seized.

Peachen Jackson Minn Renz Colter Migon Colinton Heron Lake Sam Fullerton

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