Minot National Bank President Arrested on False Report Charge
President J A Erickson of the Minot National Bank, now in receivership, was arrested by a U S marshal on a warrant alleging a false report to the comptroller. He waived examination and awaits federal grand jury action in a case tied to a Aug 25 bank statement showing a short balance.
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J. A. Erickson
Minot National Bank
United States
Valentine
Erickson
Blaisdel
Minot
Ole Erickson
Slocum
Lloyd
Frank Chapman
National Bank Examiner
No Change in State Marshall Acknowledged in Fargo Meeting
J F Shea of Richland County named new marshal after a Fargo pow ers conference extended Haggart term to December 1. McCumber and Hansbrough endorsed Shea, with Gilbert W Haggart to act temporarily. Also noted is Roosevelt appointing Medor a resident Ferris as Dickinson land office register. Ferris recalls early West ties and friendship with Roosevelt.
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United States
Fargo
J. F. Shea
Richad County
State Railroad Commission
Marshal Haggart
McCumber
Hansbrough
Shea
M. Ferris
Medora
Roosevelt
Dickinson Land Office
Ferris
Joe
Slyvane
Maltese Cross
West
Elkhorn Ranch
Nurse Ellen Pyke Sues Jamestown Over Sidewalk Fall
At issue in the supreme court is Ellen Pyke v City of Jamestown appeal from a district court ruling denying a verdict notwithstanding. Pyke, a trained nurse, slipped on a defective Jamestown sidewalk March 1, 1903, suffered injuries causing nervous shock and insanity, remaining in an asylum for months. She seeks 10200 dollars, while the district court awarded 5000 to the city.
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Supreme Court
Ellen Pyke
Jamestown
Burglary at Bittman’s Store Leads to Court Action
Four men burglarized Bittman’s store at Oakes last week. A churchgoing witness alerted her husband across the street, a crowd formed, and the burglars were seized. They waived examination and were bound over to district court. Separately, Henry Brown and Fred George are held at Fargo on abduction charges after allegedly taking teenage sisters from a threshing crew near Hunter to locations in Planchard and Mayville.
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Bittman
Oakes
Henry Brown
Fred George
Fargo
Hunter
Planchard
Mayville
Train theft attempt ends in tragic amputation
An unknown man attempting to hitch a ride on a westbound train at Medora was run over and both legs were severed. He was transported to Wibaux, Montana, for treatment after the accident.
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Medora
Wibaux
Mont
North Dakota Methodist Conference Gathering in Fargo
The North Dakota Methodist conference will assemble in Fargo from October 15 to 19. Preliminary conference work begins on October 10.
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North Dakota Methodist Conference
Fargo
Convention in session of National Association of Postmasters
The eighth annual convention of the National Association of Postmasters is in session at Dayton Ohio. Fire at Roff Oklahoma in Main street destroys a business block causing about 75000 dollars in losses.
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National Association of Postmasters
Dayton
Bruno H. Goll
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Roff
Main Street
Alexander W. Pond
Boston
Columbia University
Baron Komura
Sergius Witte
Japan
Russia
Madrid
Alfonso
Berlin
Death of dramatist T Edgar Pemberton at Broadway Worcestershire
Obituary notes dramatist T Edgar Pemberton dies at Broadway Worcestershire born July 1 1849. Also reports Rev Olympia Willis Brown elected president of Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Association and Dr Irwin fatally shooting Alpha Manha in Kaw City Oklahoma after a quarrel. University of Wisconsin begins fifty sixth year with near 3500 enrollment, expect 4000. Missing six year old Antonio Marcaneina son of Brooklyn contractor Frank Marcaneina believed kidnapped for ransom by Black Hand.
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T. Edgar Pemberton
Broadway
Worcestershire
Eng
Olympia Willis Brown
Racine
Wisconsin Woman’s Suffrage Association
Irwin
Alpha Manha
Kaw City
Okla
University of Wisconsin
Antonio Marcaneina
Frank Marcaneina
Brooklyn
Franco-Russian trade accord signed in St Petersburg
The Franco-Russian commercial convention was signed in St Petersburg on Friday and takes effect March 1, 1906. Other notes include Lord Curzon delaying India departure, Prince Louis of Battenberg reception plans, and various public and political items.
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St. Petersburg
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Walter Vaughan Morgan
London
Mr. Morgan
State
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Clyde Builders
Glad Se ieeaeel closing-ont ore
A fragmented OCR item mentions a 50 cent closing related to ore, with unclear proper nouns. The readable fragment lacks a clear event, place, date, or organization to form a full, meaningful summary.
Boer Plot Alleged Arrests in German Southwest Africa
Berlin reports Andrew de Wet nephew of General de Wet and four other Boers arrested in Windhoek suburb for allegedly plotting to overthrow German rule and establish a Boer republic. 15,000 Boers in the colony with arms seized. arrests dated August 23, information delayed by censorship.
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Berlin
Andrew de Wet
Christian de Wet
Windhoek
Southwest Africa
Hanseatic Press Bureau
Africa
de Wet
Train Hold-Up East of Seattle Ends in Dynamite Attack
The Great Northern Overland eastbound train near Seattle was hijacked at 8 45 pm by three bandits aided by two youths who boarded at Seattle. The express messenger Charles Anderson was slightly injured. The robbers destroyed the safe with dynamite though no cash was taken.
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Seattle
Wash
Great Northern Overland
Here
Ballard
Charles Anderson
Express
Yellow fever cases fall as outlook brightens in state
New Orleans reports a brighter yellow fever situation with only one death in the state outside New Orleans and a general shrinkage in cases, possibly excepting Patterson.
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New Orleans
Patterson
Pat Crowe Arrested in Butte as Kidnap Suspect
Butte Montana reports Pat Crowe, sought by Omaha police for the 1900 Eddie Cudahy kidnapping, captured after identification by photos from Omaha. Crowe admitted his identity and grew alarmed at fears of a police shooting.
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Butte
Mont
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Eddie Cudahy
Crowe
Collision Sinks Swedish Steamer Njord Near Hveon Island
Swedish steamer Robert collided with Njord near Hveon Island in the sound. The Robert sank with twenty persons drowned. Helsingfors reports confirm the tragedy and rescue efforts are underway.
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Hveon Island
Finland
Helsingfors
Njord
Robert
rioting in Hracun Austria injures many during Czech German clash
On Oct 4 in Hracun Austria fresh disturbances between Germans and Czechs left many injured as Czechs marched through streets wrecking stores and injuring people. Garrison had to restore order and protect German buildings as patrols guard Jewish synagogue windows smashed.
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Hracun
Austria
Police close to solving Winthrop dress suit case mystery
Boston officials identified the man who bought two dress suit cases at South End pawn shops and obtained his photograph. Police say an arrest may come soon. The suspect is described as the manager of a Tremont Street doctor's office with a doubtful reputation.
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Boston
South Od
Tremont Street
Tragedy in Rock Island: mother kills seven children then dies
In Rock Island Illinois Mrs Clarence Markham killed her seven children with an axe before setting their bed and room on fire and then took her own life. Her husband Clarence Markham later shot himself. Separately in Ottawa Ontario a minister of justice signed an extradition warrant for John F Gaynor and Bb Db Greene to Quebec.
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Rock Island, Ill
Clarence Markham
Cambridge
Clarence E. Markham
Ottawa
Ont
John F. Gaynor
Bb. Db. Greene
Quebec
Jerome is Nominated for New York District Attorney
New York voters moved District Attorney William T. Jerome a step closer to the office as a petition bearing 4000 signatures was filed on a Tuesday. The nomination signals Jerome's bid to lead the city’s legal office.
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New York
William T. Jerome
Wheat futures quotes and grain grades reported in brief
Minneapolis report lists wheat futures for December at 80 percent and May at 84 percent, with on track prices for No. 1 hard at 82 cents, No. 1 Northern at 81 1/2 cents, and No. 2 Northern around 79 1/2 cents.
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Minneapolis
Market reports from Duluth St Paul and Chicago on Oct 3
Wheat prices for arrive and on track with No 1 Northern at 82 cents and No 2 Northern at 79. cents. Cattle and hog values noted in St Paul and Chicago with varied ranges for steers cows and heifers hogs and sheep and lambs.
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Duluth
Northern
St. Paul
Chicago
Commodities Quote Ledger From Chicago Market Report
Wheat prices fall and rise across options with Dec at 84 and May at 85 percent. Corn runs Oct 49 and Dec 43. May 43 with mixed percentages. Oats list Oct 27 Dec 27 May 29 July 29. pork Oct 14.82 and Jan 12.82. flax cash at 1.03 Northwestern and 0.97 Southwestern. Butter Creameries 17 to 20 percent. eggs 13 to 17. poultry prices list turkeys 16, chicks 10, springs 11.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
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North Dakota Methodists
William Gale
Cardiff
Cincinnati
Brunn
Madison
Wis
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Lord Curzon
Lady Curzon
India
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
John H. Mitchell
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Ben Ott
Northwest
la Crosse
Cortelyou
Post Office Department
Ahmed Madrali
Tom Jenkins
DeWitt D. Bruce
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Jose Maria de Heredia
French Academy
Paris
Cuba
Andrew Peebles
Prince Engalitcheff
Justice Caverly
Northern Pacific Railway
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Daniels
Lamont
Frederick B. Carlton
New York City
South Dakota
Stoller & Hepperles Store
Eureka
All Pines
Tre
Cere
Meltons
Marseilles
ABC
DRUCS
John J. Flaherty
Linton
North Dakota
Hiaimmons Conmary
Wreck Express
Great North
Police OF
Butte, Mont
Napper OF
Cudahy
Sale
Stoller & Hepperle’s Store
Evureka
P. S
Slavys
Illinois
Jerome
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provisions
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