Jive Minnesota Men Die In Larimore Livery Fire
Two Minnesota men, Harry Krause of Bemidji and Frank Colter of Crookston, died when a large Larimore livery barn burned. A fire at about 6 AM destroyed the barn and adjacent shops, with horses and several vehicles lost. Authorities opened an investigation into the blaze and its origin remains unknown.
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Opening Devils Lake land for homestead entries
United States Attorney Rourke reports several quarter sections in the Devils Lake land district will be opened for homestead entry. The district attorney has gathered fraud evidence against claim holders, and unless charged parties appear at a hearing, their patents may be cancelled and the land returned to the government.
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Devils Lake District
Man Arrested for Wife Threats Then Kills Self in Bankings
John Gregor a 50 year old farmer near McLeod was arrested on a charge of silified threats against his wife. While in custody at Lisbon he secured release and, with money from a bank, bought a revolver. He then shot himself in the head outside a store, ending his life after a mortifying arrest.
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Freight train man George Fellows perishes in inferno
George Fellows, a freight train union carman, was burned to death on a route from Glasgow Montana to Wilson after moving ahead to near the depot at Snowden. His merchandise car caught fire, origin unknown, and he perished before rescuers could reach him.
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Narrow escape as poison mix up ends in rescue
Mrs. Lippincott of La Moure narrowly escaped death after mistaking a diluted digestive for pepsin and ingesting a teaspoonful of poison. Medical staff acted quickly, and an antidote was given with physician summoned. Her life was saved by prompt treatment.
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Minot Mayor Orders Police Clean Out Law Violators
Mayor Greenleaf directs Chief of Police to force out alleged infractors within days to enforce the law. He pledges full obedience to the order and predicts the troubled district will be cleaned up soon.
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Explosion kills two at Vulcan colliery Mahanoy City Pa
A gas explosion at the Vulcan colliery of Mill Creek Coal Co. in Mahanoy City Pa. killed two men and badly burned five others. The news item lists numerous other society and business notices, including deaths, stock exchange activity, and various regional events.
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Standard Oil moves to acquire U S distilleries
A Peoria dispatch reports Standard Oil Company negotiating to own all major distilleries in the United States after a Chicago meeting with distillery interests. Prices are set on Peoria plants and a deal is expected, with Standard Oil threatening to build own distilleries if terms fail. The alcohol bill’s passage spurs action.
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Springfield Rally Endorses Cannon 1908 Bid Wins State Support
The Republican state convention at Springfield Illinois enthusiastically endorsed Speaker Joseph G. Cannon for 1908 after the district kickoff. The ticket nominated includes John F. Smulski for treasurer Francia G. Blair for superintendent of public instruction Carrie B. Alexander Fred Hatch Alexander McLain and L. L. Lehman for trustees of the state university with a short term seat.
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Trolley Car Hits Auto in Lakewood Fatality
A trolley car struck a touring car carrying seven people near Lakewood. Oliver Labelle was killed instantly. Aimee Frazeau, Fall River liquor inspector and car owner, was probably fatally injured. George J. Quette of Fall River was severely hurt. The wrecked auto was thrown sixty feet along the track.
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Wreck of Great Northern Coal Train Near Swift Kills Three
Information from Helena reports a Great Northern coal train wreck near Swift Montana sixteen miles south of Great Falls. Three persons were killed and twenty injured when a car jumped the track on an extra freight train. No further details available.
Illinois Democratic convention backs Bryan on Sullivan
In Peoria on August 22 the Illinois Democratic convention voted 1038 to 570 to table Bryan’s request for Roger C Sullivan’s resignation from the national committee. The body endorsed Bryan as the leader capable of guiding the party in 1908 despite his demand for repudiation of Sullivan.
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Wheat and livestock market report across Duluth to Chicago
Market notes from Duluth Minneapolis and St Paul show wheat prices steady on track for several grades with Lima delivered futures. Cattle hog and sheep prices in St Paul and Chicago ranges reflect mixed demand, with hogs at 5.40 to 6.20 in St Paul and cattle 3.50 to 6.50 in Chicago and lambs up to 8.00. Chicago grain stalls with wheat 71 to 71.5 cents, corn around 43 to 44 cents, oats near 29 to 29.5 cents, flax inactive.
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Linton News Snapshot From Emmons County and Surroundings
Local notes describe visits by Mies Smiths and others to Hazelton and Linton, farm sales by Du Heaume Coonen, a hail damage report near Linton, bank loans, and community events. Entries mention towns like Pollock, Carrington, Aberdeen, and Twin Cities, plus courtage on land sales and a warning about wildlife hunting laws.
Regular teachers' examination schedule at Linton school
The next regular teachers examination will be held at Linton four on August 3 and soon 1. Applicants should be ready for work at the institute. Materials noted as tarnished and needed. County Superintendent Coventry and Chas.
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Official Proceedings of Bibnious County Board
The Board of County Courts of Bibnious County Nowth Pahota conducts official proceedings detailing local governance and administrative actions for public record. Proceedings cover meetings, decisions, and county affairs relevant to residents and regional officials.
Special Session Called by Kinmons County Board
Kinmons County Board of Commissioners, Kinmons, N Y, met in special session on August 24 1706 with Wi Cleverington chairing and E Kurtz James Frederick KK Mo Volk and F A Sherwood as commissioners. The agenda included considering bids for bridge construction and other business at the county seat.
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Commissioners Approve Bridge Bids and Road Actions
August 11 1906 county actions include awarding three steel bridge contracts to Northwestern Twin City and others with completion by November 1. Bids for highway layout and section line adjustments discussed. County auditor authorized to hire counsel for highway appeal case and annual financials set for publication in three official papers.
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Palma Offers Pardon Amid Bid to Ease Rebel Hostilities
Havana reports the government plans to pardon all who rose against it in the recent conflict if they surrender to authorities and renounce further resistance. The order, issued by the Acting Interior Secretary under presidential direction, signals a shift following informal presidential remarks.
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Insurgent Leader Killed in Cuba Clash Near Puntit
General Quentin Bandera, a famed Havana province insurgent leader, was killed in a morning clash with rural guards near Puntit, about fifteen miles from Havana. Three men died in the fight, all shot by rural guards. In Calhoun, Alfred Schaufneit, a negro, was charged with attacking Miss Olive Choralers and was captured after a brief pursuit outside town. A warning notice in his bedchamber targeted black residents who would assault white women’s homes.
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Arctic Explorer Plans Trial Trip for North Pole Vessel
From London the Daily Mail reports Blowmer in Spitzbergen indicates the Wellman expedition gear including a shed balloon is ready. Mr Wellman plans a quick trial voyage to test the airship and equipment for the North Pole mission.
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