Mad dog bites six in Minneapolis prompt alert
A reportedly rabid dog bit six people in Minneapolis on Tuesday raising public health concerns. Thomas J. Emery a Cincinnati millionaire died in Egypt from pneumonia. Dr. Harry Pratt Judson named acting president of the University of Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Thomas J. Emery
Cincinnati
Egypt
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Chicago
John Frinchville
Lakes
Antonio Gonzales Mendosa
Supreme Court
Hayand
Mer
Augustin Ravoux
St. Paul
Northwest
Charles E. Hughes
Europe
Hughes
Tri State Grain and Stockgrowers' Meet in Fargo
Fargo North Dakota hosts the Tri State Grain and Stockgrowers convention. Also reported: Hugh S Tuohy the oldest treasury clerk in Washington dies after forty four years of service. Germany's 1905 exports to the United States total 125 724 321 dollars, up 14 484 096. Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineers and firemen seek higher pay. Actor Joseph Brennan shot in Chicago during a quarrel with actor Michael J Walsh, Walsh claiming self defense.
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Hugh S. Tuohy
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
Germany
United States
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Joseph Brennan
Chicago
Michael J. Walsh
Walsh
Noted surgeon Dr. Swan Burnett dies suddenly of heart disease
Dr. Swan M. Burnett of Washington a former husband of Frances Hodgson Burnett author died suddenly from heart disease. The Amalgamated Copper Co directors declare a quarterly dividend of 11 percent, after two previous payments of 1.14 percent each. The Christian Home for Orphans in Council Bluffs has received 450000 in cash from Mrs. Mary E. Robinson’s bequest. Mrs. Elizabeth Aiken famed Civil War nurse known as Aunt Lizzie dies in Chicago. Eighty volumes of signatures from American women seeking Reed Smoot’s ouster will be sent to Washington from New York this week.
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Swan M. Burnett
Acu
Washington
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Amalgamated Copper Company
Christian Home For Orphans
Council Bluffs
Mary E. Robinson
Sheboygan
Wis
Elizabeth Aiken
Lizzie
Chicago
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States Senate
New York
Notable Deaths and Political Notes From Early 20th Century
Obituaries include R B Kieren world swimming champion dead in Australia and Rev L G Atkinson president of Gammon Seminary in Atlanta. General Bartolome Mitre former Argentine president dies at 83 in Buenos Aires. Alaska delegate bill advances in senate committee. Viola Allen wed to horse owner Peter Duryea in Louisville last August. Alta Utah snow slide ends with last body recovered. Sir John Percy Miller dies in London. Harvey B Hurd prominent Chicago attorney and author dies. Mrs John W Cook dies. explosion injures four near Richmond Indiana. Football schedules to avoid future championship in Middle West. Joseph Sitman dies in Greensburg Louisiana from injuries at Natchez Miss. Mrs Sargent mother of J S Sargent dies in London. Christian G Brobst oldest Odd Fellow dies in Knoxville Iowa at 87. Mrs Mary A Hunt of Beloit Wisconsin ages 104. Ensign Charles T Wade acquitted over Bennington explosion case. John Singer Wallace naval chaplain dead in Alameda California.
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Bartolome Mitre
Buenos Ayres
General Mitre
Senate Committee On Territories
Nelson
Congress
Alaska
Viola Allen
Peter Duryea
Duryea
Miss Allen
Louisville
Alta
Utah
John Percy Miller
Bart
London
Harvey B. Hurd
Chicago
John W. Cook
Cook
Richmond
Ind
Middle West
Jospeh Sitman
Greensburg
Kazery
Jefferson Military College
Natchez, Miss
Christian G. Brobst
United States
Knoxville
Mary A. Hunt
Beloit
Wis
Charles T. Wade
Tiett
Bennington
San Diego
John Singer Wallace
Alameda
Cal
Teacoln
Senate Leader denounces White House removal of Mrs Minor Morris
Senator Tillman condemned the White House decision to remove Mrs. Minor Morris and urged reprimands for the president’s aides. The House finished 166 private pension bills in two and a half hours as Day’s session closed.
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Senate
Tillman
D. C
White House
Minor Morris
Messrs
Hale
Hopkins
Daniel
House
Senate Resolution Calls for White House Removal Probe
Senator Tillman introduced a resolution urging an investigation into the removal of Mrs. Minor Morris from the White House. On Mr. Daniels motion the measure was tabled by 54 to 8. House proceedings paid tribute to the frigate Constitution and planned an inquiry into the annual cost to preserve the ship.
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Senate
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Daniel
Housee
Constitution
Indian Territory
House Urgent Deficiency Bill Sparks Spending Debate
The House debates an urgent deficiency appropriation bill all day focusing on tighter control of government expenditures. The Senate is not in session.
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House
Genate
House Abuses in Expenditure of Appropriations Discussed
Debate centered on the urgent deficiency appropriation bill with only limited progress. The Senate did not meet this session.
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House
Senate
Senate debate on canal policy and interstate rail rates
The article notes House discussion of an eight hour clause in the Panama canal item within the urgent deficiency bill with speeches for and against the administration canal policy. In the Senate Mr. Clay of Georgia spends most of the day arguing that the Interstate Commerce Commission should regulate railroad rates.
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House
Senate
Clay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tragic Farmhouse Fire Ends In Seven Deaths
North Pembroke Merrimack county New Hampshire January 18 authorities investigate a farm tragedy that killed seven members of Charles B Ayer family and left him dead by suicide after he fled to his sister in Cheshire. He is believed to have killed Mrs Isaac Lakeman her five children and Mrs Ayer before setting the buildings ablaze and later shooting himself.
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Pembroke
N. H
Merrimack County
North Pembroke
Charles B. Ayer
Isaac Lakeman
Lakeman
Ayer
George Bailey
Chichester
Aix
Bailey House
Market Quotations Wheat Prices Report
Minneapolis market summary for January 22 shows wheat futures May at 85 65% cents and July at 86% cents. On track grain bids list No 1 hard at 83 1% percent, No 1 Northern at 82 1% percent, No 2 Northern at 78 79 cents.
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Minneapolis
Cattle and sheep prices in St Paul market report
St Paul market summary lists cattle ranges from good to choice steers at 4.50 to 5.50 with cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.25 and veals 2.00 to 5.25. Hog values 5.20 to 5.40. Sheep and yearling wethers 5.50 to 6.25. good to choice lambs 6.50 to 6.85.
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St. Paul
Wheat, flax quotations from Duluth market report
Wheat prices for arrival and on track show No 1 Northern at 82 and No 2 Northern at 80 percent. May and July futures report No 1 Northern at 2 and a half cents and 86 one half cents respectively. Flax prices for arrival and on track list May at 1.13 and i 1.17 for September and October at 1. (Note: OCR fragment).
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Duluth
Northern
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market note lists cattle classes with prices for cows and helfers stockers and feeders Texans and hogs including mixed and butchers heavy rough heavy and pigs with quoted ranges. Sheep and lamb values appear as well with per unit figures and percentages.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions trading figures
Chicago market notes January 22 show Wheat May at 87 and July 85, Cork May 45 and July 45, Oats May 32% and July 30%, Pork Jan 13.97 and May 14.32, Flax cash Northwestern 1.14 and Southwestern 1.05 with May 1.17, Butter Creameries 18 27 and dairies 19 24, Eggs 16 17% and Poultry Turkeys 4, chickens 11% and springs 10.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Linton Defies Mandan on War Readiness
In a reply to the editor, Adjutant General Creel dismisses Linton as too small to form a military company, while Mandan and other towns discuss national guard units. Linton boasts over fifty potential volunteers and a long standing brass band, arguing size is less important than can-do spirit. The piece mocks Creel and hints at regional rivalries amid warlike talk.
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Mandan
U.S
Linton
Canada
North Dakota
Bismarck
Baldy
McKenzie
Gov
Nerles
McKensie
Hardy
Charles
Weatherby
Maldy
Runall
Bess
Homicide in Ashley: Dr Drake Shot Dead in quarrel over debt
Police report a fatal shooting in Ashley North Dakota. Henry F Fulkinson a plasterer aged 35 fired twice at Dr Drake 35 a married dentist after a quarrel over forty five cents. Drake died ten minutes later. Fulkinson fled ten miles south of Ashley.
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Ashley
States
Henry F. Fulkinson
Dr. Drake
N. D
Fulkinson
Drake
The Linton Schools News Sketch
Sickness keeps many attendants at home as a class in civil government replaces physiology. Quotations from the Courtship of Miles Standish appear in study. Pupils learn to keep distance from a rotary snow plow. Julia Rowerdink returns after lagrippe. Prof. Oxgood burned his hand while by a radiator. Fractions of revitations replaced by student compositions on various topics.
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Miles Standish
Julia Rowerdink
Oxgood
Hils
Stein
N. P. Hes
Linton
Milwaukee Railway
Minneapolis
Agricultural-College
Aberdeen-Edgely
Alee
Beulah Sims Teacher Notes Measles Absentees
Intermediate Reem reports total attendance for the week ending Jan 22 with seven absent. Emerson and Ione Martin at home with measles. Laura Corbin unable to attend due to sickness. Willie Geil Theodore Lane Frank Meier Floyd Logue and the Schlangen boys still sick. Pupils enjoy new plants. Mrs Crain away briefly leaving her flowers.
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Emerson
Ione Martin
Willie Geil
Theodore Lane
Frank Meier
Floyd Logue
Schlangen Boys
Church Services Announced for Sundays and Midweek
The notice lists services for Evins church with sermons every Sunday at 4 and 7:30 p.m. A prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Details include Monday services and a midweek prayer gathering.
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Ees Evins
General land laws burden lone homesteaders with residence rules
The author laments the strict residence requirements for homesteads, arguing that inspectors enforce rules harming single applicants and poor settlers. He compares U S policy to Canada, suggests a 25 to 30 mile living radius, and calls for amending limits on ownership to allow bona fide residents to obtain homes without fixed on-site residence.
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Berndt
Oregon
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Hindiyeup
Canada
Buna-Tide
Elastic regulations for residence to ease land transfer
The passage argues that in Canada and similar systems the claimant would have discretion to determine what could be done and what could not, with local land officers allowed to craft flexible residence rules. This could reduce hardship for deserving people while preventing abuses by others. It implies Uncle Sam should not take land unfairly from willing settlers.
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Canada
Samuel
Greatly Reduced Rates West and Northwest on Railways
Greatly reduced tickets offered February 5 to 7 by Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other West and Northwest points. Half rates for children of half fare age. Liberal stop overs and tourist sleeper options. For information contact A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
B. A. Miller
General Assenger
Chicago
Train Fare to Denver Convention and Wool Growers’ Meet
One fare plus 2.00 to Denver or Colorado Springs or Pueblo for the Annual Convention of the Nations Live Stock Association and National Wool Growers Association at Denver from January 2 to February 3. Tickets go on sale January 27, 28 and 9 with return by February 15. Liberal stopovers allowed. Inquire at your nearest Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway ticket agent or write EF A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Convention Nations Live Stock Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
EF. A. Miller
Chicago
Notice to Proper Officers Under Scanton Law 190
The document cites Section 274f and 374b of Scanton Law 190, mandating timely notices of births deaths and contagious diseases. Parents must notify within 24 hours or three days if outside cities, with penalties up to twenty dollars for failures.
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Uber
Lacorpus
Ata
Venezuelan envoy expelled from French territory
Paris January 18 M Maubourgeet charge d affaires of Venezuela in Paris receives official notice of expulsion from France. He leaves for Liege with police commissary Hennion as government weighs next steps. French cruisers Jean Bart and Chasseloup Laubat prepare to join division near Venezuela.
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Paris
M. Maubourgeet
Venezuela
M. Gourt
Renvier
M. Hennion
Liege
Belgium
M. Renvier
Lorient
Brittany
Jean Bart
Chasseloup-Laubat
Venesuela
Tillman Resolution Tabled In Senate Fight Over White House Aid Removal
Washington January 19 The senate tabled Tillmans resolution calling a senatoral investigation into Mrs Minor Morris removal from the White House after a brief statement by Tillman who said taunts from Hale prompted the move The vote was 64 to 8.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Hale
Daniel
Fallieres Elected President of France in Versailles
Paris reports M. Fallieres elected president by a joint session at Versailles defeating M. Doumer and minor candidates with 446 votes. He is the son of a magistrate’s clerk and comes from a family with large prosperity.
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Paris
M. Fallieres
France
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Royal Palace of
Versailles
Fallieres
M. Doumer
Linton Neighbors Report Social News And Local Talks
Linton residents share visits and travels with Obermeater bread ready Friday. Ben back from Pipestone. band dance and bargain days at Mies Smith’s. Local officials and clerks discuss February plans, weather, and railway service amid winter conditions.
Getrayed Two Horses Missing Near Place in 1905
Two horses left near 158 190 176 in April 1905. A bay mare pony with a circular brand on the left hip and about 400 or 590 pounds, mane torn. The second is a bay colt two years old last spring with long legs, white on the left hind leg and a white face spot. Reward offered for information. Contact B B L Bieaies Esterbury ND.
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Brandon
Ney
B. B. L. Bieaies
Etrasbury
N. D
Fragmented Wedding Notice From Longworth Home
A damaged clipping notes a historical wedding at the Longworth residence with vague details. It mentions the couple and home setting, but specifics are unreadable. The article hints at forthcoming provisions or social features connected to the event.
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Chiidrene
Ely
Ing
Lows
Longworth
Agallon
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Tri State Grain and Stockgrowers’ Convention
Fargo, N.D
R. B. Kieren
Australia
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Smith
Charley Packard
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Twin Cities
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Ususi
Leonard du Hearne
Troma
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Gus Browda
Joe Fuller
Gleneoe
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Mien Bethel Pravitz
Messin
W. P. Thurston
Frank Huss
Mies May Stuart
Acho
Biomarck-Tribune
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Arnold
Stturney Aramtrong
Lisbon
Columbians County
Ohio
Especiatoy
Emmons
Hatcave Hill
Arge
Jun J. Fisherts
Linton Drug-Sare
Fostguine
State Board of Pharmacy
O. B. Jones
Dr. Hogue
O. BK
Stephen Suk
J. B. Sanderson
John Bubs
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Winchester
Emmons County
Advocate
Pipestone
Minn
Fioratone
Tribune
F. M. Hayes
New Methodist
Peoria
Til
Hayes
Liliooia Infantry
Patternon
Geone Lyun
Umut
Mr. I
Register of Deeds’ Office
Lucy Shier
Mike Anns Talbot
Youny Ladies
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Trat
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