Receivers Named In Pillsbury-Washburn Reorganization Case
In Minneapolis on August 10 a petition led to the federal court appointing receivers for the Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company to direct the business during reorganization. The five million dollar unsecured debts exceed liquid assets of about three and a half million, with bonds totaling four million. the firm reports five million in capitalization and a recent earnings showing profit despite substantial charges. The court set a five hundred thousand bond and conditions that operations continue without interruption.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury-Washourn Flour Milling Company
Federal District Court
Pitlsbury
Charles A. Fillsbury
A. C. Loring
Northwestern Consolidated Mining Company
A. G. Cobb
Northwesternational Bank
Virst National
Minnepolis
Second National Bank
Pillsbury
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company, Limited
Fits
Pilsbury- Washburn Company
Siti
C. A. Pillsbury
Washburn
Pillsbury‘Washburn Company
Little
No Laborers Needed in Canada Warning From Foreign Office
The foreign office reports a Canadian government warning against emigration of unskilled laborers to Canada. The notice notes openings in Canada for female emigrants with basic experience and training available, with work to be found along the railway.
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Canada
St. Pateurg
Anz
Foreign Office
Fandda
Femele Acrvans
Tay i Sauy
Fine imposed for Rebating by United States court
A United States district court judge fined Rebating 187 080 in relation to a cosal company case. The judgment, delivered by Judge Rethea, highlights penalties for improper rebates and related conduct.
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Yes and Cosal Company
My Jiseminsel
Buty
Rethea
United Lates District Court
Salvation Army Chief to Tour South Africa
General Wellian Booth, commander in chief of the Salvation Army, sailed from England for Capetown on a three months tour of South Africa. The nearly eighty year old will visit distant out of the way points by long drives, challenging his strength like that of younger men.
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London
Wellian Booth
Salvation Army
England
Capetown
South Africa
Funeral of Late Senator Allison in Dubuque
Dubuque Aug 10 Senator William B Allison was buried in a simple private ceremony at his home with limited guests. The service included Psalm 23 and 1 Corinthians 15, officiated by Rev J T Bergen. The interment was private as the city honored him with closed businesses and half mast flags. A large Des Moines delegation led by Governor Cummins attended alongside congressional members and local officials.
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Dubuque
William B. Alison
J. T. Bergen
Westminster - Presbyterian Church
Allison
Congressional Committee
Fairbanks
Cannon
Des Moines
Cun Mins
Women urged voting strike at Lincoln temperance event
Mrs Florence Richards of Olio urged a ballot strike in Chicago at the Lincoln temperance Chautauqua to force men to allow women to vote. She claimed male misrule harms government and that women must withhold housework to compel political change.
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Chicago
Florence Richards
Olio
Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua
Old Turkish Officials Dismissed Amid Arrests in Constantinople
A daily roll of the old regime’s Turkish officials shows Munir Pasha ambassador to France and Redjaz and Erzeraum governors among those dismissed. Raghib Pasha’s arrest report is unclear as authorities encircle his base. Also arrested: former Armenian patriarch Ormanian amid accusations of maladministra tion. A large sum noted in seized papers. In Buffalo, lawyer Rusvard Ap Bicard died and Joseph Bart was seriously injured in a head on auto collision with a street car.
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Constantinople
Munir Pasha
France
Redjaz
Erzeraum
Raghib Pasha
Ormanian
Buffalo
Rusvard Ap Bicard
Joseph Bart
Thaws Defense Costs Loom Large In Bankruptcy Schedules
In Pittsburg August reports show Harry K. Thaw lists assets of 128012.38 and liabilities of 458140.3 with 373749.12 unsecured including 191000 owed to his mother Mary Capley Thaw. Receivership appointed for the Thaw estate amid disputes over legal and medical fees.
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Poughkeepsie
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Thaw
William Thaw
Roger O'Mara
Mary Capley Thaw
Shin
More Men At Work Winnipeg Shops
Fifty more nonunion workers were taken to the Winnipeg shops of the Canadian Pacific railway and put to work. The company arranged feeding and housing for 1,000 men in the yards and reports numerous applications for shop work. The strike is viewed as causing only temporary inconvenience by the company, while workers predict a prolonged fight. Pickets guard the system at key points east and west as special police stay on site. Many Winnipeg officials and clerks join in yard labor in overalls.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mob Fights Police Over Lynching Attempt in Philadelphia
A frenzied mob of foreigners attacked a police detail trying to arrest Josep Green for an attack on Neltie Wiener, a three year old girl. Mrs Wiener incited the mob and led them to a barbershop where Green hid and fought with officers, wielding an open razor before being subdued and jailed.
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Philadelphia
Josep Green
Joseph Finesteim
Neltie Wiener
Four Killed in Texas Train Wreck Near Livingston
Four men died and four injured when a tram engine derailed after striking a bow and plunging into a ravine near Livingston Texas. The dead include engineer Watson Scott and fireman Fayette Rogers. others named Finis Peebles Henry Young and a young man Clark. Several injured were hospitalized with serious and fatal injuries reported.
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Tolyingston
Tex
Livingston Lumbber Company
Watson Scott
Fayette Rogers
Finis Peebles
Henry Young
Brad Hickman
Clark
A Soldier's Rise From Palace Guard to General
Alesis Niederhof is drafted by Peter the Great and endures harsh discipline from Prince Menschikoff. After bravely guarding the czar's door, the czar promotes him to captain and then colonel of the life guards. He returns home with Olga, marries, and their family rises in Russian affairs.
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Orinal
Alesis Niederhof
Olga Sanin
Peter the Great
Alexis
Finn
Howe
Emperor
Speatts
Prince Menschikoff
Menschikof
T Dows
Manschikof
Thut
Menschikaf
Peter
Menschicoff
Life Guards
Menschikoff
Polace
Olga
George Disney Mills
Work to lay and cover as shown in schedule
The notice details sections with depths and feet measures such as 4000 ft and 1400 ft, and states that the work will consist of laying and covering with furnishing materials. It sets a commencement and completion schedule for the sections as shown, indicating progress and deadlines.
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Bistanc
Win
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Iowa Realty Company
T. J. Duffy
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People's Meat Market
L. Reihsen
PROP
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W. I. Branigan
Geo. B. AleCarty
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Thomas Kirby
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