Kidnapped nun allegedly abducted by parents in Duluth case
Emily Teigle a Catholic convert and novice at St Clement’s Duluth was forcibly taken from the school by her Protestant parents. They drove to the school, carried her out, and boarded a train to St Paul with a mob pursuing. The mother described the event and stated Emily would stay with them.
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Wovice
Duluth
St. Paul
Borromeo
Emily Teigle
St. Clement’s
Edward Deigle
Emily
Bnt
Mr. Deigle
Orchard Cross Examination Reveals Contradictions in Haywood Case
Ida June 10 news describes Harry Orchard as chief state witness facing cross examination. The defense probes Orchard’s testimony, challenging consistency from his earlier statements about Governor Peabody, the Killing of Detective Gregory, and the Cripple Creek arson and insurance division with Ebony Neville.
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Ida
Harry Orchard
William J. Haywood
Peabody
Colorado
Gregory
Denver
Jehardeen
Demense
Herose
Idaho
Herentes
Hus
Areins Stestenberg
Save
Neville
Independence Disot
Cripple Creek
Tornado Kills Four in New Minden Near Nashville
A tornado swept over New Minden seven miles north of Nashville on June 10 killing four people and injuring several. Many houses were demolished including the Weihe and Steumeyer homes. The German Lutheran church and parochial school were badly damaged, with the steeple and roof blown off. The storm also leveled seven nearby farmhouses and caused livestock deaths, while Covington saw property damage but no injuries. Eleven years earlier New Minden suffered a similar tornado that killed several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Minden
Nashville
Henry Weihe
Carl Steumeyer
Weishe
Covington
Destructive Tornado Strikes York Village Ind
A tornado hit York on the Wabash river southwest of the city causing two deaths and about thirty injuries. Manry Rock, 50, was found dead in his garden while Malinda Pinksian, 45, died in a tree vicinity. Several families report injuries. damage includes destroyed bridges and crops. John Hostick’s house near Greydle was blown down injuring his wife and daughter.
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York
Torre Haute
Indl
West York
Wabash River
Menry Rock
Malinda Pinksian
Meni
Yar
Here
Nena
Favsburs
Sullivan
John Hostick
Grey Ydle
All Lowlands Inundated in Lexington Flood
A cloudburst over central and eastern Kentucky caused widespread flooding. Lowlands along rivers were inundated and waters rose rapidly, damaging fences and property. In Lexington, trolley wires were struck by lightning disrupting interurban service and the home of W. T. Dalbraith was struck, endangering the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Jane
W. T. Dalbraith
German professor in prison admits guilt in mother‑in‑law murder
Karl Han, a German born professor of Roman law at George Washington University, jailed in Karlsruhe, breaks down when told his wife is dead and admits killing his mother‑in‑law Prau Moliter. Officials say the confession will be used at his trial. He had denied the charge previously amid speculation about insanity and financial distress. His wife Lena Molter came from a wealthy family, with her father a former Teichstag member and her mother holding a sizable dowry.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Hau
Pilaefikon
Switzerland
Hall
Han
Shine
Karl Han
Freiburg
Berlin
Washington
Lena Molter
Frau Moliter
Haw
Teichstag
Grand Duke of
Baden
Lid On At St Paul Enforces Sunday Saloon Closures
In St Paul the police board acted after a supreme court ruling confirming attorney general authority to remove city officials who fail to enforce the Sunday saloon ban. A special meeting passed a resolution ordering all cannons in the city to be silenced on Sundays and the chief of police ordered strict enforcement.
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Supreme Court
St. Paul
Paul
Board of Police Commissioners
Peneral
City of
Wisconsin Assembly Passes Public Utilities Provisions
The Wisconsin Assembly approved radical provisions granting the rail and public utilities commission broad power over most public utilities. The measure would allow the commission to set rates and regulate entry of new companies, with details on service standards and pricing to be determined under state law.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Madison
Wic
Assembly
Commission Ten
Court ruling and miners strike settlement report
The supreme court ruling addresses a brewing concern and orders maintenance of property and court effectiveness in state matters. A miners strike lasting six months ended at a conference of labor and operators, with 200 men to return to work immediately.
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Topela
Kondane WiesTher
Tate
Aupreme Court
Wea
Anster
Aneneer Tasch
Tetafy
Urewilne
Ingal
Pape
Furdscievion
Pomeroy
Isbor
Local Notes and Visitors Sweep Through County Town
Over the County, Miss Irma Stoner of Ottoson visits relatives in town, Mrs. Byam of Hutchard calls on daughter Mrs. W. V. Ditch and family, J. A. Martin returns from Boulder Colorado. Miss Iva and Dale Emerson go to Britt for summer with kin, Ar and Mrs. Blair come up from Whitten for a short visit and leave for Larchwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sr. Border arrive home from Texas and California. Byron Lampman of Sutherland visits friends. Roba Charles ill with tuberculosis. Charles Boody of Iowa Fale visits Dr. Boody and wife over Sunday. Miss Ethel Cobb returns from Whittemore. B. J. Bergeson of Graettinger in town. Mrs. Seaver goes to Humboldt. Miss Nellie Shellingereft returns to Alden. M. Carroll visits Emmetsborg Mandy on business. Miss Josie Lutgen finishes spring term at Reardon district then leaves for Dabugse. Miss Eleie Mix of Eameraburg visits here. J. S. Hunter dies at his home after a short illness, about 70, formerly a West Bend furniture dealer. leaves four sons. Remains taken to Secor for burial. Bruce Hunter goes to Clinton to make his future home with his brother.
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Irma Stoner
Ottoson
Roba Charles
Charles. Boody
Iowa
Fale
Dr. Boody
Ethel Cobb
Whittemore
B. J. Bergeson
Graettinger
Seaver
Humboldt
Nellie Shellingereft
Alden
M. Carroll
Emmetsborg Mandy
Josie Lutgen
Reardon
Dabugse
Eleie Mix
Eameraburg
J. S. Hunter
West Bend
Secor
Bruce Hunter
Clinton
Visitation and relocations in Graettinger area
Virgie Cahill visited relatives, Joe Gabrielson returned from Minneapolis Friday, Rev Maynard attended from Algona Sunday. Carrie Mitchell came back from Ft Dodge after schooling. Misa Dingman rode to Enmeteburg Sunday. E E Stedman visited home in Beckton County for vacation. Father Kelly traveled south Sunday. Martin Sevold moved to Jacobsen house on Robins Ave. P F Conlon visited Graettinger Monday. Hans Henen left for North Dakota Thursday. Peter Donlon left Monday for Clinton for Catholic Foresters state convention. W M Stewart funeral held in Minneapolis Saturday afternoon. Mr Varney new Rock Island agent moved family here, living in former D B Nimerfro residence.
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Joe Gabrielson
Minneaots
Rev. Maynard
Algona
Carrie Mitchell
Ft Dodge
Misa Dingman
Enmeteburg
E. E. Stedman
Goose
Becton County
Father Kelly
Martin Sevold
Jacobsen
Robins Avenue
P. EF. Conlon
D. B. Nimerfro
Curlew Residents Note Travel and Local Events
CURLEW Art Brown and wife left for Malta Montana to visit their son and Mrs Brown's brother and sister there. Glyde McCreary returned from Winnebagg City where he attended school. Jennie Treester attends school at Spencer. Nellie Easton hosts an ice cream social at Easton Hall for the school youth Friday. The community dance drew a good crowd Friday. School closed Friday. Prof Hasen left for Forest City Saturday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Saggren Sunday. The Dagoes beat Cottington 6 to 1 Saturday. Mr Blake of Borholm visiting Crown home. Melvin Fisk and daughter from Enmetsburg visited Saturday. Mr Dempsey returned from Dysart last week due to his father's death. A party at Matthies home Friday honored Prof Haueen.
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Art Brown
Wife Leff
Malta
Montana
Mr. Blake
Borholm
Crown
Melvin Fisk
Enmetsburg
Dempsey
Dysart
Matthiesén
Prof
Haueen
Local notices mix with town news and events
Rain from Sanday raised Clear Lake ten inches as a flood warning shadows daily life. Bank Johnson tours Rushven for business while Miss Lottie Walsh recovers from illness. Chautauqua speaker Robert LaFollette to visit Spencer on July 4. round trip Emmetaburg fares listed. Public sale of 220 acres near West Bend set for June 20. multiple local notices about marriages, meetings, and rail delays.
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West Bend
W. Brown
Saunders
Emmeteborg
M. Helgen
Iowa
Women Who Wear Well and the Favorite Prescription
An advertisement praising marriage changes in women and promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for pelvic drains and related health issues. It emphasizes its alcohol-free formula, native medicinal roots, and claims of restoring strength and vitality for married, pregnant, and nursing women. The ad invites letters to Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo institute for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Ir. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Nvands’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
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New York
Orchard
Kentucky
Kansas Supreme Court
Virgie Cahill
Hasen
Forest City
Amt
Fred Saggren Sonday
Dagoes
Cottington
Sanday
Clear Lake
Johnson
Rushven
Mre. Knoblanch
W. B. Sweatford
Des Moines
Mr. Johnson
Robert LaFollette
United States
Wisconsin
Spencer Chautauqua
Immereburg
A. 8. Certer
Cs. Wells
Alex Ruthven
Ruthven
Emmereborg
County Motia Board
G. F. Hughes
Mise Jenn
A. Sprout
Cylinder
Wm. J. Bryan
Spencer _ Chautany
Emmetaburg
Jackson
Davenport
Dicceash
Bishop Morrigan
Europe
Yale
Iowa City
John Maguire
Ayrshire
M. Alyward
Spon
Bode
Ottoren
Jake
A.D Graw
Fred Hastieg
Mr. Dett
Thyle & P&aner
Ariola
AMI
Liquiun 3D
Lb. O. Roegers
Branchton
Foley
Rulers Kidney Cure
BR. A. Suratemeyer & Co
Emmetsburg Auto & Gas Engine
Jackson Automobiles
Helsman
Court House Square
Aennesst, A. D
Omev
Hose
Ennwelsburg
Rawa
Aany
Tacob Slifer
Rundy Center
Cheefe
MreSafer
John Watson
Ian Mclaren
Ronnie Brier
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