Burglary at State Bank of Hensel Stuns Pembina County
The State Bank of Hensel in Pembina county was robbed early Saturday, with over $3,500 in cash and collateral valued at a higher total seized after an explosion. Clues point to suspects tied to a Clifford bank theft, with Canadian-made revolver and shotgun shells found at the scene. Local officials note many threshers in town hinder tracing efforts. State educational funds show tuition support rising. per capita grants grew from 2.57 in 1904 to 2.86 in 1905 for three quarters, signaling a possible $50,000 fourth quarter increase and an overall year rise of about $100,000.
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State Bank of
Hensel
Pembina County
F. A. Halliday
J. O. Mills
Clifford
North Dakota
W. L. Stockwell
Minnesota Beats North Dakota 45–0 In Sunlit Opener
Under a blistering sun Minnesota earned its first varsity win of the year at Minneapolis defeating North Dakota 45 to 0 in two 20 minute halves. Minnesota scored 34 in the first half and settled for 11 in the second while North Dakota fought hard but could not advance.
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Minnesota
Minnneapolis
North Dakota University
North Dakota
Two Men Cremated In Farm Fire Near Court ney
A fire on a farm ten miles southwest of Court ney owned by Ed Posey destroyed a barn and its contents. Two threshing crew members, engineer Hambley and a laborer whose name is unknown, were killed. Fire discovered at 11 p.m. left nothing salvageable along with twelve horses four colts harness hay and other property. Origin of the fire remains a mystery.
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Courtney
Ed Posey
Hambley
Minot Mayor Roach Injured in Runaway Wagon Collision
Mayor Roach of Minot was seriously injured last week when a runaway team struck him near the Roach elevator and a loaded farm wagon crushed him. He was found unconscious and carried to his home. Roach is a prominent banker and political leader in the state.
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Mayor Roach
Minot
Roach
Second National Bank of
State Republican Central Committee
Robbery Charge After Minot Arrest
Michael Murphy was arrested in Minot last week and charged with holding up rancher Sam Goldberg east of the city. Goldberg says along the Soo track he was accosted by Murphy who displayed a revolver and robbed him of 35 dollars after forcing him to surrender. Goldberg positively identified Murphy as the robber.
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Michael Murphy
Minot
Sam Goldberg
Goldberg
Soo Track
Murphy
Child Dies After Strychnine Ingestion
The sixteen month old child of Mr and Mrs John Girard at Minnesota Point near Grand Forks chewed pills each containing one sixtieth grain of strychnine and died before a physician arrived from the city.
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John Girard
Minnesota Point
Grand Forks
Cattlemen Attack Sheep Herder Near Medora
Report from Medora says a group of cattlemen forty miles north attacked a sheepherder and killed over fifty sheep belonging to Colgrove.
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Medora
Nouth
Colgrove
Farmer Alexander Barr Killed in Gilby Home Attack
Alexander Barr a farmer from near Gilby was kicked to death by menarn. His body was found at his home where he was alone at the time of the attack.
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Alexander Barr
Mear Gilby
Menarn
Raat Fis
Army Expands Hawaii Force To Battalion Size
The army plans to increase Hawaii strength from two companies to a full infantry battalion. Cronstadt dock laborers strike for higher pay and shorter hours halting work on foreign ships. Actress Kathryn Kidder married to Louis K Anspacher of Columbia University. Tamany Hall leader Murphy backs municipal ownership plank for Democratic platform. Frank Hope, 59, with 39 years behind bars, pleads guilty to swindling and gets ten years.
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Hawaii
Cronstadt
Russia
Kathryn Kidder
Louis K. Anspacher
Columbia University
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Frank Hope
Chicago
Notable Figures and Events Dominate World News
A compilation of obituaries and reports covers Senor Carlos Walker Martinez's death in Chile, Behring's tuberculosis cure claim, cholera updates in Germany, a NYC banker’s appendicitis operation, and potential strikes by Grand Trunk railway switchmen. It notes Rockefeller philanthropy, political shifts, Philippine casualties, a forgery indictment, California fires near Santa Barbara, and other assorted international and national items.
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Senor
Carlos Walker Martinez
Santiago
Chile
Behring
Paris
Germany
Belmont
New York Banker
Store Hours Notice for October Sale
Our store will close Monday October 9 and Tuesday October 10 for a full clearance. It reopens Wednesday October 11 and remains open through October 21 with nine days listed on the schedule.
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Sharp
P. S
Norway Accepts Karlstad Agreement On Union Dissolution
The storthing of Christiania rejected a referendum on the Karlstad agreement by 109 to 8, then approved it by 101 to 16. Premier Michelson spoke on royal selection, noting a Bernadotte throne offer was goodwill and not a political issue.
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Christiania
Norway
Storthing
Karlstad
Sweden
Michelson
House of Bernadotte
Oscar
Typhoon Devastation Destroys Thousands on Yangtse Islands
The steamer Tartar reports from Shang hai that the typhoon at the end of September caused massive loss of life on islands at the Yangtse mouth. Two is lands near Tamaignen suffered heavily with nearly 10 000 drowned across Yawoshwa Shihousha and nearby is lands, while Tamaignen itself escaped high water impact.
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Tamaignen
Extradition Fugitives Arrive in Savannah Jail
John P. F. Gaynor and B. D. Greene, long sought in Canada, arrived in Savannah at 6 a.m. Their wives met them at the depot and United States Marshal White, with Deputy Doyle, escorted them to jail. The pair appeared in good spirits.
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Savannah
John PF. Gaynor
B. D. Greene
United States
Canada
White
Montreal
Doyle
Duet in Brooklyn Hallway Ends in Death and Wounding
Denton H. Hop kins, a Brooklyn die cutter, shot and killed his wife in a hallway duel at her Johnson street flat. Married thirty years but living apart over money disputes, Hopkins was wounded in the hand by his wife’s shot and arrested.
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New York
Denton H. Hopkins
Brooklyn
Johnson Street
Hopkins
Russian Rail Disaster Kills Twenty Seven in Rostoff on Don
A mail train bound for Vladikavkaz derailed at Rostoff on Don, killing twenty seven and injuring thirty five. Reported today, the wreck occurred as the train left the rails, with eleven dead and three wounded in the initial notice.
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Rostoff-on-Don
Russia
Vladikavkaz
Chinese merchants suspend boycott against American goods
Official dispatches from Peking report the merchants’ guild has decided to temporarily suspend the boycott to await potential U S action to soften exclusion laws. The move follows the Chinese government’s stance tied to President Roosevelt, with the threat that the boycott could resume if Congress does not act.
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Washington
China
United States Congress
Peking
Merchants’ Guild
Empire
Roosevelt
Congress
Hughes Declines New York Mayoral Nomination
Charles E. Hughes refuses the Republican nomination for mayor of New York City citing duty to continue in the legislative insurance investigation. He says the public service demands his full energy and that he must stay with the inquiry vital to millions. In Findlay Ohio a Mackinani sanitarium fire sent occupants out in night attire. ladders carried them to the ground with no fatalities.
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Gebhard Wilrich
Wisconsin
St. John
N. B
Presbyterian Synod
Abisha
Hudson
Mount Vernon
Keokuk Medical College
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
New York City
Nome
Findlay
Mackin Sanitarium
Market Quotations from Minneapolis and Duluth
Wheat prices held steady across Minneapolis and Duluth with futures for December and May showing fractions higher. Livestock markets in St Paul reported robust cattle prices for steers and cows, with hogs and sheep also trading firmly.
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St. Paul
Market and commodity report from Chicago markets
Chicago markets report prices by category. Cattle for beef and dairy cattle quoted with ranges. Hogs and sheep values listed. Wheat oats pork flax and creamery notes with varied figures and dates. Minor OCR errors present but core numbers and items clear.
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Chicago
Neparenera
Southwestern
Adiantaste —Creameries
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Grand Trunk Railway
Canadian
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland Humane Society
Henry H. Shedd
Nebraska House
Ashland
Neb
Philippines
Social Democratic Party
E. D. Rand
George D. Herron
Henry A. Leonard
National City Bank of
Santa Barbara
Cal
W. W. Wilcox
Iowa
Des Moines
Baron Ferdinand von Richthofen
Berlin
Charles M. Schwab
Nevada
Crusotworks
France
St. Louis
Liverpool
Jerry Simpson
Joseph 8. Dailey
Supreme Court of Indiana
Supreme Court of the United States
Ella Hale
Omaha
John Greenleaf Whittier
James Russell Lowell
New York University
Portland
South Dakota
Stoller & Hepperles Store
Eureka
Ric
Tery
Pico Eater Or
Reavacseerisans Arereegeen Bares
Cess
PPICO
Kersey
Meltons
Marseilles
eVectarereseet India
Stoller & Hepperle’s Store
the Flaherty Pharmacy
John J. Flaherty
Linton, Nor. Dak
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Union With
Gaynor and
Greene
Hughes
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Chicago Union Stock Yards
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