Hazlett Guilty of First Degree Murder Life Sentence
A Geneseo jury finds Hazlett guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of LL M. Van Bus with life imprisonment. Key testimony comes from the widow and Foeman. Foeman says Hazlett sought to frame the shooting as accidental. Witnesses describe threats and the gun being fired with the muzzle against the victim.
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Porman
LL. M. van Busonpenter
Genesseo
March
Foeman
van Bustied
Hazigtt
Local woman wounded by youth in accidental gunfire
A young man with a .22 rifle pointed at Anna Knapp in Diamond Mine area causing a serious non fatal shoulder wound. The weapon discharged when the barrel was touched by her, a bystander near the scene says. Police are investigating the incident.
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Anna Knapp
Oie
Sheei
Doe
Wesley College Grindorks Elects Officers and Plans Dormitories
At the fourth Wesley College meeting in Grindorks Frank Lynch was elected president with Wiljeonard Fargo and A G Burrows as vice presidents J W Grand Forks as secretary and Hey Mr Burns Grand Forks as treasurer President Robertson presented his report noting plans to build two dormitories this year Sayre Hall and Lynch Hall to honor major contributors.
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Wesley College
Grindorks
Frank Lynch
Eccetion
Wil Jeonard
Fargo
A. G. Burrows
Oael Works
J. W
Infant died after mistaken drug injection mix up
A Yourol daughter of Mr and Mic fowthian of argo died in ter Noe Waeng last week after a nurse sent the infant to a drug store for a needle. A boy misread car neid as as a child received an injection causing two hours of excruciating suffering before death.
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Yourol
Mic Fowthian
Argo
Ter- Noe Waeng
Netail
Tragic Kensal County Shooting Claims Two Boys
A go hunt in Kensal County ends in tragedy as Edward Alex aged five and Seest Grebbe aged twelve are killed when a firearm discharges. The younger boy dies instantly, and the older is later driven to suicide by grief. Authorities investigate the incident and the family mourns the losses.
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Kensal
Sah
Dward Alex
Ssest Grebbe
Minot Hosts State Firefighters Tourney Gathering
About one hundred firemen from across North Dakota gathered in Minot for the annual state firemen’s tournament. Mayor D. C. Greenleaf delivered the welcome address and Theo Y. Searles attended the event. The Minot fire department hosted a reception and an automobile ride through the city.
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Minot
Tournai de
Farmer’s Wagon Crash Report Near Holt
A farmer named Molt was driving a wagon near Holt when a wheel broke causing the load to shift. The incident left Molt with minor injuries and a few attendants aided at the scene.
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Om Molt
To Sell Fort Rice Lands
A Senate approved act authorizes the disposal of Fort Rice reservation lands under existing land laws. The measure directs sale processes overseen by federal authorities, affecting occupancy and settlement within the acquired district.
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Fort Rice Reservation
Thlee
Senate
North Dakota
Joseph Leroy
Richard Hinch
Lewis Holden
Fulton
N. Y
Allen Excelsior and Butter Tub
John H. Meily
Ohio
Calvin S. Brice
Lima
Edward B. Hodge
Board of Education of
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Unknown Man Killed in Drings County Incident
A man was found dead ten miles east of Sully after a reported shooting. Police did not release the victim’s identity and urged residents to report any information related to the daytime incident.
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Sully
S$ T
Ian
Marital Divorce Case and Global News Items Gathered
News briefs report a Reno divorce suit by Mrs. W. E. Corey of United States Steel, ongoing Roosevelt family health notes, cholera totals in the Philippines, and imperial decrees to Siberian Cossacks. Fire losses extend across multiple states as crews battle blazes and commemorations at major universities proceed.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Board of Health
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Reno, Ney
Robert B. Roosevelt
Senate and House clash over statehood in dramatic conference scene
In a crowded session the House debated the sundry civil appropriation bill while the conference report on statehood was adopted after a heated exchange with Delegate Smith of Arizona. Other items included canal questions and diplomatic appropriations as Roosevelt’s uncle Robert B Roosevelt dies aged seventy six.
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Senate
House
Delecate Smith
Arizona
House—Conference
DSM
Superior
Wis
Burglars Loot North La Crosse Churches
In North La Crosse three largest churches were robbed with all valuables taken and decorations, gold vessels, and interior fittings stripped. Two Catholic and one Lutheran church damaged, with several thousand dollars in loot and extensive vandalism reported.
Flooded Lowlands Hit Missouri River Crops Near Council Bluffs
Missouri river overflow inundates lowlands north and south of Council Bluffs Iowa damaging rowing crops. Markets report mixed futures with grain prices steady to higher and livestock prices steady to higher across Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago exchanges.
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Council Bluffs
Missouri
Missouri River
Basis of agreement on meat inspection bill reaches White House
Washington June 1 agreement between President Roosevelt and the horse committee on sericulture sets an $8,000,000 annual appropriation for meat inspection. The court review provision is dropped and a tax levy plan to cover deficits is debated as Speaker Cannon helps push rapid passage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cannon
Capitol
Cogan
Texas Cattle Growers
Secretary of Agriculture
Heveridge
Canton
Congress
Indictment in Land Fraud Case In Nebraska
Federal grand jury returns indictments against thirteen Nebraska cattlemen over land fraud schemes. Charges include conspiracy to defy the government, subornation of perjury, and illegal fencing of public lands totaling over 400 000 acres in Sheridan and Cherry counties.
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Clettan Jie
Nebraska
New
Dudietud
Richams Woo Comstock
Charles ¢ Jolieon
Thomas Huntington
Jo OK Read
Tm Walcott
Ami Todd
Aquil Me Tutplent
Jo Edintston
O H Hendee Gott
PP Habcock
Joh Tucher
Pertijohan
Hinds
Sheridan
Cherry
Neb
Chis
Stade Overton and Co
Tien
Toledoo Man Dies in Poverty. Relative Sends Aid
James Sage of Toledoo died in abject poverty after years as a reclusive figure. He had recently come to attention of his New York cousin Russell Sage, who sent a $60 check to aid his burial by the county.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern
New York City
St. Paul
Chicago
Columbia University
William T. Vernon
Roosevelt
Judson W. Lyon
the Treasury
Sayville
L. L
Jume
Robert B Roosevelt
New York Citizen
City of New York
Congress
Seventy
United States
Netherlands
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland
Toledoo
James Sage
Russell Sage
New York
Cole for Governor Minnesota Republicans Name State Ticket
In Duluth on June 4 the Minnesota Republicans nominated their state ticket for governor Ad Cole and a full slate including Hovernor AO Eherhart treasurer Dinehart Slayton attorney general T Young secretary of state JOH Schinall auditor 3 G tyerson clerk of supreme court AW Pidgeon railroad commissioner F Staples chief justice Charles M Start. The platform backs Roosevelt policy against trusts and Panama ties, calls for open competition, affirms protection with tariff revision, favors trusts action, gold standard, state development, and Minnesota semicentennial celebration.
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Duluth
Ad. Cole
Walker
Hovernor
AO Eherhart
Man Kato
Dinehart
Slayton
T Young
Appleton
Joh Schinall
Redwood Balls
G Tyerson
Rushford
AW Pidgeon
Buffalo
F Staples
West St Paul
Supreme Court
Charles M Start
Hochester
R. Cole
J F. Jacobson
Madison
Panama
Minnesota
Fire devastates Ryan building in St Paul. heavy losses
A six story brick and steel structure at Seventh and Robert streets in St Paul, the Ryan building, was gutted after a ten hour blaze. Palace Clothing flooded with about 250000 in damage. total loss near 500000. Dozens of firemen were injured or overcome by smoke. Lieutenant Wo A Edwards in critical condition.
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St. Paul
Ryan
Seventh and
Robert Streets
Twin Cities
Jong
Wo A Edwards
Engine Company No 3
Palace Clothing Company
Palaces Clothing Company
J. Jo Watson
Massacre at Bialystok Leaves Hundreds Dead
Russia reports a brutal anti Jewish riot in Bialystok with estimates of killed around 200 and a large number wounded. Seventy bodies buried as officials tour the devastated town amid cries for help and pleas for aid. Travelers and hospital staff rush to assist the injured while officials from the lower house, visiting to investigate, are hailed as saviors.
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Liverpool
Hil Verford
International Nation Company
Haverford
Philadelphia
Sas
Alem
Grave situation in Russia as unrest spreads across cities
The report describes growing crises in St. Petersburg and Moscow with social democrats pressing for armed action. Daily street demonstrations in Moscow push toward a general strike and martial law is feared as peasants join rural guards and reports of violence against Jews in Bialystok surface amid provocative government telegrams.
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Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Social Democrats
Social Revolutonists
Rueral
Bialy
House backs canal project while rejecting global material purchases
In Washington on June 16 the House committee of the whole approved a lock canal across the Isthmus of Panama by a 10 to 36 vote led by T representative Ittauer of New York. The House also refused to sanction buying materials abroad for the Panama canal, with Republicans arguing American taxes workers and manufacturers should benefit if the canal is built.
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House
Isthmus
Panama
Warton
Washington
T Representative
11Ttauer
New York
Panama Canal
Fragmentary notes from a local event page
The readable lines reference a 20s era city scene with mention of twenty signatories named Masalukta and their cursory marks. Other phrases hint at social or educational activity and advice about writing harshly and succeeding in a troubled town.
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Houghton, Miffin & Co
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