Cass County to Add Sixteen Rural Mail Routes
Postmaster General Hitchcock approves a plan to ruralize Cass County North Dakota adding sixteen routes to the twenty six in operation making only thirty eight farm houses remain over a mile from a rural delivery route. Operations likely start July 1 marking the state’s first complete rural service with Congressman Hanna backing similar route expansions statewide.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Cass County
North Dakota
Hanna
Cass
Congress
Post Office Department
Neal's Term 15 Out Claimed By Supreme Court Ruling
In Bismarck North Dakota on June 1 the state supreme court ordered McLean County to show cause why John E Williams should not be printed as a candidate to succeed Senator E S Neal. The petition argues Neal in an even numbered district was elected for two years and thus expires Jan 1 1911, conflicting with the belief of a 1913 term.
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Bismarck
N. D
E. S. Neal
McLean County
Supreme Court
Meyer
John. E. Williams
Neal
Williams
Locomotive Explodes Killing Three Men Near Collinsville
Three men were killed when a locomotive exploded on the St. Louis, Troy and Eastern railroad near Collinsville, Ti, today. The accident occurred on the tracks, causing fatalities among the crew.
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St. Louis
Collinsville
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern Railroad
Explosion at Utah quarry kills 25 workers
An explosion at the Union Portland cement works quarry in Slide Utah killed 25 workmen today. The disaster occurred about thirty miles east of Ogden. authorities investigated the cause and potential losses.
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Ogden
Utah
Union Portland Cement Works
Slide
Roosevelt speech sparks cross party press debate in London
London reports roosevelt at Guildhall drew partisan editorial comment on British rule in Egypt. Conserva tive papers condemned the intrusion while liberals questioned the conclusions. He visited the national gallery and dined with Irish nationalists. He remains a guest at Frederick C. Séious's country home.
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London
Roosevelt
Guildhall
Egypt
American Statesman
the Globe
The
Pall Mall Gazette
National Gallery
Frederick C. Séious
Norwegian Bark Borghild Wrecked Off Port Jeddore
The Norwegian bark Borghild bound from Frederikstadt to Port Jeddore, N S, was wrecked offshore near Cestor lodges. Two crewmen drowned, nine were rescued in exhaustion, and two rescued menface likely deaths from injuries.
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Biskerton
N. S
Borghild
Frederikstadt
Jeddore
Railroads face restraining order over freight rate plans
In Hannibal a federal judge granted a restraining order against seventy five western railroads to block planned rate hikes. Missouri and Illinois manufacturers warned the action targets commodity rates, not all freight. Washington meanwhile postponed coal rate increases from Illinois and Indiana mines to Chicago until July 25.
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St. Louis
Hannibal
Dyer
United States District Court
Western
United States Circuit Court
Missouri Manufacturers Association of St
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Miners Refuse To Return To Work In Pittston District
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on June 1 about 12 000 anthracite miners in the Pittston district remained on strike after two weeks. The majority Italians demand immediate operator agreement while operators refuse until the grievances are reviewed by the conciliation board. Strikers claim excessive docking and inaccurate weighing of coal.
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Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Conciliation Board
Bomb scare at Berlin royal procession.
June 1 Berlin reports a man threw a tin can filled with beans at Crown Prince Frederick William during a Berlin Potsdam garrison review. The can did not explode and struck a policeman’s feet. The assailant, Russian Abraham Elerweiess, was seized. authorities doubt intent.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Tempelhof Field
Frederick William
Abraham Elerweiess
Flour Bleached-White Case Meant as Landmark
Pierce Butler of St Paul, appointed to prosecute the bleached flour case, asked Washington for a special commissioner to hear evidence. Judge McPherson favors a full hearing with all interested parties before trial. The case, under the federal food and drug law, could set a major precedent for mills in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri.
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Kansas City
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Department of Justice
Washington
McPherson
Butler
Storney Butler
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Earthquake Shakes Near Japan Reported
On June 1 a steady earthquake was recorded by the Ignatius College seismograph from 1:00 to 2:30 a m stating a near Japan disturbance. The event was described as very regular and unusual for the region.
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Giovelana
Ignatius College
Japan
Roosevelt to tour west north and south for policy reviews
The president is set for a triangular campaign swing through the west, northwest and south. He will deliver a single thorough policy review at mass meetings in each state, outlining pending questions and addressing progressives among others.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Northwest
Henee
Roosevelt
Congress
Firemen Hurt by Falling Walls at Ice Plant Blaze
Six Milwaukee firefighters were injured when a brick wall collapsed during a fire at the Clear Ice Co plant on Wine and Clinton streets. Anton C. Olson was seriously hurt. The blaze caused about $25,000 in losses.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clear Ice Co
Wine and
Clinton Streets
Captain Murphy Convicted of Grand Larceny in Minnesota
In St Paul Minnesota on June 1 Captain Timothy Murphy formerly of the Volunteers of America was found guilty of grand larceny in the first degree for misappropriating 1250 from tag day funds intended for a home for girls. The jury recommended clemency citing his prior good character and the jury deliberated over seven hours. The defense plans an appeal on legal technicalities and Murphy faces sentencing Thursday morning.
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St. Paul, Minn
Timothy Murphy
The
Volunteers of America
D. W. C. Ruff
Cormican
Supreme Court
Murphy
Northwest church dignitaries install Fargo bishop
A large crowd fills the church as high church dignitaries from the Northwest come to install Rt. Rev. James O Reilly as Bishop of Fargo. Nearly one hundred priests process, the rite is solemn and impressive, with Knights of Columbus guarding the church perimeter.
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Northwest
James O'Reilly
Fargo
Lightning Kills One of Thirteen On Memorial Day Cruise
New York June 1 Charles Herbert one of a 13 person pleasure party on the Hudson was struck and killed by lightning Monday afternoon. The memorial day toll included Emil Anderson run down by an automobile in Brooklyn and John Spicer crushed under his truck in Stapleton. Isaac Finkelstein shot himself in Central Park and Mrs Amelia Maring died by gas.
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New York
Charles Herbert
Hudson River
Emil Anderson
Brooklyn
Stapleton
State Island
John Spicer
Thomas Clifton
Pennsylvania Station
Isaac Finklestein
Central Park
Amelia Maring
Harriett Sherwood
Frederick Harrington
Newark
Six Fishermen Die in Fogboat Collision at St Pierre
Six fishermen died when the brigantine Meuve of Cancile France struck Point Blanc while entering St Pierre in a thin fog early today. The accident occurred near St Pierre Miquelon and involved the Meuve of Cancile.
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St. Pierre
Miquelon
Cancile
France
Point Blanc
Palmer Foils Robbers After $2.03 Grabbed
Minneapolis report details Charles W. Palmer who, while walking on Nicollet avenue, faced two masked holdup men. They took $3.03 from his pockets, overlooked a $20 bill, and Palmer shouted the miss. The thieves pursued briefly before Palmer reached his home and the chase ended.
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Minneapolis
Charles W. Palmer
Eleventh Street
Palmer
Nicollet Avenue
Mr. Palmer
Harold Nelson resigns from Naval Academy
Harold J. Nelson of Fargo resigns as a cadet at the Naval Academy citing academic difficulties. Representatives Hanna Senator Purcell and Mrs Nelson interceded at the White House and President Taft promised to review the case.
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Washington
Harold J. Nelson
Fargo
Naval Academy
Hanna
Purcell
Nelson
White House
Taft
Bishop O Reilly Responds At Fargo Diocese Welcome
Bishop O Reilly vows to unite the Fargo diocese and clergy saying he will use his strength to build up the church and save souls. He credits Rev Father Considine for a warm welcome and affirms loyalty to the Holy See.
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O'Reilly
Father Considine
Minto
Fargo
Shanky
Holy See
First Fargo bishop James O Reilly installed at St Marys Cathedral
Rt. Rev James O Reilly was formally declared Bishop of Fargo at 9 30 am in St Marys Cathedral becoming the first holder of the Fargo title and North Dakota s second bishop. Bishops from several sees attended while Knights of Columbus guarded entrances and the cathedral choir performed Mozart and Gounod pieces for a citywide crowd. The ceremony, though solemn, lasted about two hours with ornate altar decorations by church ladies and a grand procession through the grounds.
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ST. Mary's Cathedral
Fargo
N. D
James Oneily
James O'Reilly
North Dakota
Shanney
Corbett
Crookston
Trobee
St. Cloud
McGolrick
Duluth
Heffrom
Winona
Lawler
St. Paul
Busch
Lead
Wehrle
Bismarck
Ireland
Fargo Council of the Knights of Columbus
BE Btn
Prof
A. Rudd
Immons
Mozart
Masao
Gloria
Gounod
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Minneapolis
Bishop O'Reilly Welcomed at Knights Banquet in Nomine Domini Visit
Bishop O'Reilly arrived Monday night to a warm welcome at a Knights of Columbus banquet. Clergy and many locals greeted him as about 100 clergy from North and South Dakota and Minnesota prepared for the installation day. Archways bore welcomes and Latin mottos as priests arrived by train and were housed in the bishop's residence with hotel and clergy arrangements underway.
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Bishop O'Reilly
Knights of Columbus
Father Lemieux
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Benedictus
Ayr Elevator Burned in North Dakota Fire
The Farmers' elevator at Ayr North Dakota burned early today with contents and coal sheds destroyed. Loss estimated about $12,000, insurance slightly over $6,000. Fire began with a mysterious explosion at midnight possibly caused by dust. High wind hindered efforts as the town lacks a fire department.
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Ayr
N. D
Citizes
Lown
Papal Bull Appoints Rt Rev James O'Reilly to Fargo See
The diocese reads the papal bull appointing Rt Rev James O'Reilly to the see of Fargo after which Archbishop continues on page nine.
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James O'Reilly
Fargo
Former Mandan Man in Mass Smuggling Case
New York June L H R Lyon of Minneapolis was held after an examination on the charge of smuggling pearl necklaces a brooch and a gold watch. He was sent to Hoboken in custody to be arraigned before United States Commissioner Russ. Lyon formerly lived in Mandan North Dakota and was in the milling business before moving to Minneapolis where he is president of Lyon Elevator. He has been in Europe since January.
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New York
H. R. Lyon
Minneapolis
George J. Smith
Hoboken
United States
Russ
Lyon
Mandan
N.D
Lyon Elevator Vy 4
Europe
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ALL Millers
M’pherson
Captain Murphy
John Ireland
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Qutruns
Chace
Harold Nelson
John Shaley
North Dekota
Torium
Cathedral Club
C. W. Simmons
Father O'Driscoll
Archbishop Ireland
Mass
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