Indians Turn Themselves In At Walker Agency
Seven Pillager Indians surrendered to U S marshal at Walker Minnesota with reports of four more to come. Indictments against nineteen locals, two sick, two jailed in Duluth. Officials expect four more, plan to move thirteen men to Duluth.
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Shrag-Jorgenson
Thalry Mness
Old Bug
Bug
Walker
Bear Island
John Bassett
Bonga
Woh-boh-vini
Gaygway-geway-henung
Phon
Mah-chi-gok-bow
Bourke
Inter
Mie Commissiongr
Duluth
Klondike Season Receipts Taxed at Seattle Assay Office
Seattle reports Klondike season gold output close to eighty nine million dollars with eight million dollars in receipts at the Seattle assay office and San Francisco mint splits totaling three point eight million. Dust shipments worth five hundred thousand to Philadelphia Denver and Helena are estimated. Apple consignment of six hundred three thousand dollars is in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
San Francisco
Klondike Golf
Wing
San Wirancisco Mint
Philadelphia
Denver
Helena
Apple
Grain and livestock prices from St Paul and major markets
The report compiles Oct 22 grain quotes for wheat corn and oats across St Paul Duluth Minneapolis Chicago and Sioux City with cash and futures figures. It also lists hogs cattle and sheep prices in Chicago Sioux City South St Paul and western markets, noting varied ranges and live-stock categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Uge
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
Iagota
Northern
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Paul
Poisonous Alum Use In Bread And Baking Powder
Alam poisonous alum is used by bakers to whiten bread and as a cheap substitute for cream of tartar in baking powder. Its health effects include diapepsia and obstinate constipation, with potential poisoning depending on individual system differences.
Former Senator Greeted At Brooklyn Democratic Rally
David B. Tl addressed a large Democratic mass meeting at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn New York October 22. The hall was packed with extraordinary enthusiasm. When he spoke the cheering was deafening and women waved handkerchiefs as the applause continued for minutes.
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New York
David B. Tl
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Coal Shed Buried in Fire at Hinwa Tose Yard
Great Northern railroad coal shed at Larimore North Dakota burned with its 300 ton capacity. The blaze killed coal in place and is believed caused by an explosion of gasoline in the engine house.
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Great Northern Hinwa Tose
Larimore
S. D. Larimore
N. D
Great Northern
Death of a 15 Year Old in Crookston Shaft Accident
In Crookston Minnesota on October 22 Ernest Arel a fifteen year old was killed in a shaft at the Crookston Lunker Company plant. He was caught in a revolving shaft turning 400 times a minute. His feet were torn away and most bones in his body broken by the impact with heavy timbers.
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Crookston
Minn
Crookston Lunker Company
Ernest Arel
Ife
Seven Men Dead in Torpedo Boat Days Accident
At Astoria on October 22 the torpedo boat Days suffered boiler tube failures during an off eral trial trip. Seven crew members were killed and eight others badly scalded, dying after reaching port.
Thieves Loot Depot in Olivin Attempted Safe Breakin
In Olivin Minnesota on October 22 burglars forced entry to the depot, drilled into a safe but found it unlocked and secured only 14 cents. Agent Beaman carried a small sum. Three men suspected in horse thefts near Breckinridge and Mergus Malls were arrested south of town. the stolen horses match the descriptions.
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Olivin
Minn
Burglera
Anfe
Beaman
Ashby
Mian
Breckinridge
Mergus Malls
Four-Story Brick Building Destroyed by Fire in Dallas
In Dallas on October 22 a four story brick building housing the Alexan Drag company burned. About thirty to forty workers were inside and all escaped only as oil tanks in the cellar exploded during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Alexan Drag Company
Willis v. Clunim Palen County damages ruling in lynching case
The circuit court awards $5,000 to Click Mitchell’s kin in a lynching case involving Ben Chuvch against Clunim Palen County. The common pleas court ruled the law unconstitutional, the circuit court ruled it constitutional, and the case proceeds to the state supreme court.
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Om Olio Low
Urbina
Ohfo
Get
Circuit Court
Ben Chuvch
Clunimpalen County
Click Mitchell
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
WANTED AT VINDEN Warrants Out for Coal Company Officials
Virden Illinois October 22 Supt Lukens of the Chicago Virden Coal Company fled a bond and was released from arrest Warrants have been issued for Ht G Loucks president and Wy 8 York secretary Deputy Sheriff Webster has gone to Chicago to serve them They relate to recent mine trouble in which fifteen lives were lost.
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Theiler
Wan
Duluth
Lieut. Stetson
Marshal O'Connor
Marshal Morrison
Dr. Hart
Commissioner Jones
Father Aloysius
Gua Benleau
John Bassett
Dean
Bill Butcher
Ray
Pan
Endele Ts
Bug
Bnt
Third Infantry
Walker
Barry
Lere
Chicago-Virden Coal
Electric road franchise granted to prominent local leaders
Santiago Cuba Oct 22 Gen Woof grants a franchise for an electric road from Santiago to the cemetery and to El Caney to prominent local business representatives.
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HA Caney
Santiago
Cuba
el Caney
Gen. Woof
Washington, President McKinley and party Start Homeward
President McKinley and his party left Chicago last night for Washington on the Pennsylvania road. A crowd thronged the depot, restrained by 1600 policemen, as the train pulled away. He rested after breakfast, met locals, addressed railroad workers, and received a memorial for international arbitration. He will stop at Logansport, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Pittsburg with brief, informal addresses. A special car with Gov. Mount accompanied the train.
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McKinley
Chicago
Washington
Pennsylvania Road
Dent
At & O'Dlotk
Amoty
Logansport
Ind
Indianapolis
Columbus
Pittsburg
Gov. Mount
Disease Arrested at Manila After Nine Dostha
Washington dispatch reports from Manila under Gen Otis note improved Luzon situation though education and property influence rise in revolutionary councils. Health improving with fever decreasing and smallpox apparently arrested. typhoid and diarrheal cases persist. The dispatch hints at insurgent dispositions and cautions partial release due to peace concerns.
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Manila
Washington
Way Department
Otis Cable
War Department
Luzon
Pilippinas
Spain
Otis
Gon
Philippines
Gun Otis Reports On Dewey Tunurgends Clash
In Washington DC 22 Ad vises from Maj Gen Otis, commander of American forces at Manila, were conveyed to the War Department. Gen Corbin declined to reveal the full contents, noting no reference to a battle said to have occurred between Admiral Dewey's squadron and insurgent ships.
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Dewey
Tunurgends
Washington
Otis
Minnile
Aar Department
Corbin
Admiral Dewey
Quiet Flag Raising in San Juan Port of Porto Rico
Oct 20 in San Juan staged a dignified flag ceremony as the American flag rose at noon. The Eleventh Infantry and Battery of the Fifth Artillery landed, with Rear Admiral Schley and Gen. Gordon present. Crowds observed in silence as Morro fort fired twenty one guns and the Star Spangled Banner played. Officials and the former insular government attended. flags were raised at multiple buildings while the evacuation commission concluded its work and sent reports to Washington.
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San Juan de Porto Rico
San Juan
Fifth Artillery
Schley
Gordon
Morro Fort
Fort Morro
Fort San Cristobal
United States Revenue Cutter
Senor Munoz Rivera
Autonomist
Council of Secretaries
Captain General
United States Evacuation Commission
Washington
Commissions Fail To Agree On Cuba Evacuation Date
In Cuba, Spanish and American commissions remain at odds over when to complete evacuations. Early proposals pegged January 15, but disputes persist. Col Ghavti suggests referring the matter to Washington and Madrid while an informal Buller Farodo meeting may be arranged for freer debate. Evacuation orders for Porta Principe accelerate, signaling possible quick U.S. control of eastern Cuba.
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Flint & Hon
Cuba
Traynon
Col. Ghavti
Tee
Texas in Peace and Manila Voyage Underway
The Texas ship leaves Sandy Hook bound for Philadelphia to join the Peace Jubilee then proceed to Manila in six weeks. Dewey’s ships reportedly in trouble as the cruiser Boston and the Nero reach Amoy near Foochow amid reports of turmoil in the southern Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Sandy Hook
Philadelphia
Manila
Mu- Thla
Tragic Coal Fire Fatality Reported Near Belt
The body of Jack Jones was found near a burning coal pile at Belt this morning. Witnesses say he was under the influence of alcohol and possibly walked onto a high trestle, suffering fatal smoke inhalation from the blaze. Police and investigators are on the scene.
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Gia
Iambores
Wally
Mont
Jack Jones
Belt
Jones
Mqnor
Korean Cabinet Resigns After Premature Parliament Proposal
The Korean cabinet resigns after a memorial to form a parliament area drew strong dissatisfaction. The cabinet characterized the proposal as premature and all ministers offered their resignations in response.
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Seoul
A Hod Job for Keans Vancouver Agent Arrested
Officer Ivan Kraus of the Russian army at Port Arthur China arrived aboard the Empress of Japan on bond. He was found making maps and fortifications plans at Port Arthur and was arrested for the activity.
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Keans
Vancouver
B. C
Ivan Kraus
Port Arthwy
China
Kraus
Port Artl
Andded
Prominent Politician Miller S. Di Found Dead in Hotel
Miller S. Di, once a leading political figure in Rochelle and Cant. Pike, was discovered dead in a hotel on October 22. Local authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of the prominent public figure.
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Miller S. di
Cant. Pike
Rochelle
Holston conference backs Barbee Smith war claim agents
Knoxville October 20 The Holston conference of the Methodist church South endorses Barbee and Smith, agents, over a war claim. Dr T A Price editor of Midland Methodist commended their action and then resigned amid charges of fraud involving $288 000 obtained from the government using the proxy property.
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Knoxville
Lenn
Holston
M. E. Church
South
Morriston
Barbee & Smith
T. A. Price
Midland Methodist
Neident
Leg Break at Dry Goods Store in Fringham
Leg broken for Miss Mary Damon daughter of F J Damon a prominent druggist in Fringham Iowa after slipping on a defective walkway near the entrance of a dry goods store on October 20.
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Fringham
Iowa
Mary Damon
F. J. Damon
Yellow Fever Situation in New Orleans and Abroad
Disjointed report from New Orleans dated October 20 notes fever slows treatment across several cures and one death. Additional details from nearby locales in France and other cities are incomplete and awaiting confirmation.
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Orlesos
Ana
Orleatia
Frankia
Read the Advertisements for Bargains and Insight
The article urges readers to study advertisements for interesting, practical bargains and notes advertisers provide helpful items. It emphasizes habit of reading ads enhances saving and awareness of markets. The tone invites engagement with commercial notices and local commerce.
Athletics and theft tale from Indianapolis Journal clipping
A fragmented Indianapolis Journal item notes athletic exercise and an exchange about climbing the Alps abroad. The piece mentions a stolen thermometer during a police spell and hints at a thief incident, but details are incomplete.
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Bowles
Alps
Cupps
Indianapolis Journal
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A list of patent recipients includes Daniel A. Cheney of Central Park Montana with a wrench and rotary engine, Jesse M. Miner of Canton Minnesota with wire winding machines, Nila Swenson of Minneapolis Minnesota with a horseshoe device, Henry A. Thexton of St. Thomas North Dakota with envelope molaber and sailer, Henry Wirth of Malden Montana with a button, Griggs Cooper & Co. of St. Paul Minnesota with a sawing machine and bicycle oil trademark, Joseph Bindelar of Ipswich South Dakota with a prairie burner and extinguisher. Merwin Lothrop & Johnson, patent attorneys, 910 Probert Press Building St Paul.
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Northwestern
Daniel A. Cheney
Central Park
Mont
Jesse M. Miner
Canton
Minn
Morkre
Nila Swenson
Minneapolis
Henry A. Thexton
St. Thomas
N. D
Henry Wirth
Malden
Button
Griggs, Cooper & Co
St. Paul
Joseph Bindelar
Ipswich
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson
Probeer Press
8 Paul
The Savage Bachelor on Microbes and Baldness
The Savage Bachelor quotes a scientific board member claiming microbes cause baldness while he jokes he has spoken many sharp things about wives but never called them microbes. Cincinnati Enquirer commentary reflects satirical tone.
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Savage Bachelor
Scientific Boarder
Cincinnat! Hnquirer
No-To-Bac Potent Claim In Bold Medical Ad
A vintage promotion touts No-To-Bac as an easy tobacco quit solution. The ad promises vigor and life, claiming the product strengthens users and eliminates tobacco dependence, with a free trial offer and strong-armed sales rhetoric typical of penny papers.
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Alldruggista
Ree Sterling Remedy Co
Garcage
New York
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Vinden
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AGS
California Fie Syrup Co
Gil
Catifornia Fic Synvur Co
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York, N.Y
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National Saintes
TMM
Texas IN Peace
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Nero
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Fo Kin
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Berlin
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