World News Roundup Reflects Turbulent Senate Debates
A week’s Grief Review highlights Senator Hemenway’s accusation over a secret service report, a party split between Pollette and Penrose, and a navy funding bill of 136 million. President Roosevelt urges canal measures, Taft names Knox secretary of state, and proposals seek Pacific hulls and wireless ship safety rules.
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Pennsylvania
House
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Pacific
Hoonevelt
House of Represent
Taft Arrives in Philadelphia to Confer on Cabinet Plans
President elect Taft reaches Philadelphia and meets with Frank H. Hitchcock to finalize cabinet arrangements. The emperor of Bulgaria arrives in Saint Petersburg and is greeted by Rupela notables at the palace. Roosevelt addresses delegates on global resource conservation. Anil health prompts Thomas J. Nichols to resign as president of District No. 1 United Mine Workers. Mrs. William J. Lemp wins divorce and $6000 yearly alimony. Senator Smith blocks Canadian boundary waterways treaty ratification citing Michigan’s losses.
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Philadelphia
Frank H. Hitchcock
Bulgaria
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Cincinnati
Con
Thomas J. Nichols
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt
William J. Lemp
St. Louis
W. W. Ramsey
German National Bank of Pittsburg
Smith
Michigan
London
Austria
Servia
Wnleas
Jem Driscoll
England
Abe Attell
New York
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United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Burton
Rivers and Harbors Committee
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Russia
Stubbs
House
Senate
Kansas
Jackson
Asquith
Indianapolis
John Barrett
Latin Republic
Hampton Roads
Riot terrorizes Ottumwa and Omaha amid violence
An Ottumwa mob threatens to lynch a man accused of assaulting Mrs. Charlies M. Johnston. A riot in South Omaha caused building destruction and injuries after a murder, with Greek suspects tied to the chaos. Plans announce Roosevelt's Africa Europe trip for mid March.
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South Omaha
Neb
Roosevelt
Africa
Europe
Takahira Kato
Japan
England
MD. Giead
Leon Wachsner
Milwaukee
Marshal
Indiana
Maro Ualeas
Esata
Puget Sound
State Department
Washington
Pyel
Hecate Strait
Nixon
Garvini
Colliers
W.va
Ang Tanerille
Chicago
LW. Ceaninaham
Omaha
Notable Murders and World News Mix in Daily Chronicle
The paper reports Stewart Douglas Robinson’s death from a sixth story fall at Harvard where he studied, and Frances Richard is found murdered in Detroit. two youths arrested. It mentions James Allen killing his brother-in-law in Missouri, a coroner’s verdict of justifiable manslaughter, and a hotel fire in Tower. Also covered: U.S. Steel open market stance, rail prices, and a wide set of international and domestic events including battles, conferences, earthquakes, and legal actions.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Frances Richard
Detroit
James Allen
Willy Stewart
Cape Girardeau
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Robert Burman
New Orleans
Burman
Clemens
Indianapolis
Duffey la France
Peter Eno
Hotel Finan
Tower, Wich
New North Dakota Corporations Formed Across Cities
Alfred Blaisdell announces charters for Olsson Employment Company Fargo with 35000 capital and directors L H Olson A Conant John Bolstad. Harvey Telephone Company Fargo and Harvey with 50000 capital. Page Machinery and Auto Company Page capital 10000. First Loan and Securities Company Mandan 50000. others include North Dakota Rectigraph Abstract and Title Washburn 50000 and Methodist Episcopal Church Emmet 25000. Also formation of Fargo musical symphony orchestra under W W George and A J Stephens. Two embezzlement charges: Minot man Wm Pierow bound over to district court for approx 147 in two years. Train accident near Voss kills Andrew Kruchar and Frank Suta at 50 mph.
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Bes
Olsson Employment Company
Fargo
Capital Stock
L. H. Olson
A. Conant
John Bolstad
N. D
Harvey Telephone Company
Pargo
R. H. Hamilton
D. F. Biegfried
Merman
Jos
P. Hess
Mandan
Mr. Lyon
Minneapolis
Minnions Church
Judson
William Wendt
August Toepke
William Vorpole
N. 1
North Dakota
G. O Rangust
Josep Mann
A. B. Anderson
Washburn
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Emmet
C. W. Lyon
Geo. W. Barrow
Laura B. Merriam
M. M. Paulson
Ole Qlness
Hyder, N. D
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Fargo College Conservatory of Music
A. J. Stephens
Boston
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Minot
Wm. Pierow
Davis
District Court
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Grand Forks
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Frank Suta
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Washburn, N. B
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Hanson
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Ryder
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Peder
Ole Olness
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Russell
Dantel F. Rogers
John E. Fladeland
Portland
Dakota Plumbing and Heating Company
Hans C. Nelson
Peter Braneth
Andrew Peterson
A. J Stephens
Wm. Pterow
Davin
Mr. Plerow
Fires, wrecks and letters mark a busy midwest week
Reports detail a major Soo depot fire at Drake discovered by agent Tony Weggener, a Grand Forks Winnipeg train wreck near Ardoch injuring about 150 passengers, and a Lincoln day incident in an opera house where a patriotic song calmed a frightened crowd. Other items include farm letters praising Western Canada, legal notices of assaults, and social humor pieces.
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Schafer
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Norman Morrison
Oscar Torgeson
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Mouse ends golf match at Killermont course near Glasgow
A field mouse halted a golf match on Killermont near Glasgow as it wandered onto the nineteenth green disrupting a putt. The mouse was captured and exhibited as evidence before the decision was made to dismiss the dispute.
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Glasgow
Scotland
North Dakota Charters and Local News Roundup
Alfred Blaisdell issues charters for numerous North Dakota firms including Fargo and Page concerns as growth and rail district activity mix with court cases, fires, and local developments from Minot to Dickinson. The era’s economy, crime, and public notices appear amid weathered rural towns.
Grand Forks Tragedy Ends In Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs B A Barlow of Park River wife of a First National Bank assistant cashier fatally wounds herself at home after long illness and religious mania. She received treatment in Grand Forks but did not recover as nervous ailment deepened.
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Grand Forks
B. A. Barlow
Park River
Flrst National Bank
Captain Tracked By Questions In Perilous Voyage
A judge recalls a captain who endured relentless inquiry from passengers during a voyage. He recounts details about towns passed, passenger counts, family size, salary, and dangers while describing how the former captain died from being “talked to death” by the ladies.
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Heaven
Earth
Rural Diplomacy Dictates Honest Measure
A regional judge laments inflated jug capacity in a rural price dispute. The speaker accuses a neighbor of selling three gallons of molasses in a two-gallon jug while insisting the price was fair. The exchange highlights local dialect and practical commerce in rural life.
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Judga
Puzzle and miscellany from the Paris Temps and others
A collection of small items: a geometry puzzle about seven diamonds on a cross, Munyon’s Almanac advertisement for free mailing, a Penny Saved tale about loans and a candle trust, a child’s meditation on God with corn imagery, a Republican Psalm quip about Taft, plus ad copy for PAZO OINTMENT and a quip about envy.
Contortionist Mystery In Museum Exchange
A passerby recalls a museum encounter with a so called Human Frog and a mysterious contortionist. He mentions an old farmer asking about a secret talent and a memory of trying a feat in a sleeper car aboard a Pullman ride.
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