Market Comment of the Day Grain Letter
Chicago reports a mixed wheat market with initial strength fading as offerings rise. Northwest weather remains dry with reports of possible crop damage and early plowing in North Dakota. European markets show varied closes while domestic traders offer cautious guidance and profit-taking on rallies. City hogs and cattle supplies mix with steady sheep, as weather and signals influence buy-sell sentiment.
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Chicago
Northwest
North Dakota
Kansas City
Bartlett Patten & Co
Inter-Ocean
Hides and Pelts Prices From Fargo Market
Fargo market listing shows No 1G and cured hides at 0.08 and 0.09 per unit, No 2G at 8S cured bull No 1G 8S, and No 1G 8S cured calf. Includes 1 horse hides and sheep pelts priced per unit with small variations in rates.
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Fargo
N. D
Girl shoots 100 persistent lover in Chicago flare up
Rosy Perrino 17 shot repeatedly at Antonio Rossi after years of harassment. Rossi wounded, believed dying at county hospital from a head bullet. Perrino told police he followed her daily to work and attacked at the feather factory after she confronted him.
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Chicago
Rosy Perrino
Antonio Rossi
Rossi
Miss Perrino
Weatherman Forecasts Possible Rain In Locality
Weatherman Grasse reports a low pressure system moving from Manitoba toward the area. No rain here yet except Edmonton .56 inch. meanwhile gulf states and Ohio valley saw heavy rain. Tonight and tomorrow expect fair skies with warm temperatures, possible rain by tomorrow night if the system continues.
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Grasse
Manitoba
Arizona
Edmonton
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lake
Atlantic States
Grase
Alberta
Ice Cream and Cake Event At Plymouth Church Lawn
The ladies of Plymouth church will serve ice cream and cake on the church lawn this evening from 7 30.
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Ladies of Plymouth Church
Harry ONeill Leaves Room After Blood Poisoning Illness
Harry ONeill who had been confined to his room for days with blood poisoning was able to be seen on the streets briefly today. He plans to leave next Saturday for Dave Annes. supporters hope this marks a return to good health and that his friends share the expectation of a full recovery.
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Harry O'Neill
Dave Annes
Peary Cook Row Reopens In German Court Over Trophies
Berlin June 28 The suit by Rudolph Francke against Commander Robert E Peary over arctic trophies left at Etah was opened in a German court The plaintiff seeks 310000 claiming Peary forced him to surrender prizes to gain passage home The defense denies the claims and questions the court's jurisdiction citing Peary as an American citizen The case adjourned as jurisdiction was debated Peary's side is aided by American embassy counsel with Herr Thiel representing Francke.
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Berlin
Etah
Frederick A. Cook
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Peary
Rudolph Francke
Francke
Cook
America
Dr. Hill
Jablonski
Victor Schneider
Herr Thiel
Franke
Arctic
Moorhead Girl Attacked in Moorhead Shooting Near Footbridge
Gertrude Gast, a Mint restaurant employee, was shot in the arm while walking home between 12 and 1 am near the footbridge by the waterworks. She refuses to identify her assailant but police expect a jealous suitor. Report notes two men sought drinks earlier and Bert Filmore assisted. Investigation ongoing.
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Mint
Moorhead
Miss Gast
Fargo
Bert Filmore
Fire Department
Filmore
Engineer Filmore
Moorhead July Fourth Programme Outlines City Celebration
Moorhead plans a full day of patriotic events with a 10 am assembly near city hall. Oration by M. J. Daly, balloon ascent by Geo. Webster, foot and sack races, baseball, tug of war, greased pig chase, and a grand 9 pm fireworks display near the Columbia hotel. Organizers include Mayor Davy and Marshal Bodkin with local bands from Concordia College and Lake Park.
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Concordia College
Hertsgaard
Lake Park
W. H. Davy
Ald
W. J. Bodkin
Messrs
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B. Remley
Joseph Jansen
Malvey
Eagle Hose Co
City Hall
Lois Dart
M. J. Daly
Perham
Minn
Geo. E. Perley
Columbia
Geo. Webster
Eighth Street
N. P
G. N
Clay County
Concordia Grounds
Jeffries-Johnson
First Avenue South
South Bridge
Fourth Street
First Avenue North
Minnesota
North Dakota
Third Street
John Lamb, Jr
EB. G. Melander
M. M. Fulton
C. R. Chapin
Leslie Welter
Moorhead and Fargo Fire Departments
Front Street
Columbia Hotel
Bowery Dancey
Fourth
N. D. Woman 13 In Sad Straits
Chicago article reports Mrs. Herman Schuler of Enderlin North Dakota walking with her infant through the city penniless and unable to seek help. She fainted. city officials provided care and will ensure support until she can reach friends or family.
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Chicago
Herman Schuler
Enderlin
N. D
Lightning strike sears North Dakota girl in storm
Minnie Thompson, daughter of James Thompson from seven miles west of Ashley, North Dakota, was struck by lightning during a storm. She was unconscious for over half an hour and suffered severe burns on several parts of her body.
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Ashley, N. D
Minnie Thompson
James *Thompson
Ashley
Cloudburst in Kentucky Causes Havoc
Lexington Kentucky June 28 a cloud burst in the mountains of eastern Kentucky yesterday caused heavy damage belated reports say houses were washed away and several lives were lost as reports filtered in from remote areas today
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Lexington
Kentucky
Taft Off for the Summer Capital from Washington
President Taft spent a busy day in Washington with numerous congressional callers and conferences before his 5 35 p m departure for Beverly. He met with the cabinet for a final regular meeting and arranged department matters to ease post arrival duties. Time and taximeters wait for no man.
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Washington
Taft
Beverly
City Tax Distribution Figures Released for June
From the June tax distribution the city treasury has been inflated to the extent of 14042.42, of which the general fund gets 2464.09. The public library fund is boosted to 739.25. To the city schools was apportioned 8374.11.
Quiet Wedding Follows Fire Destruction of Bride’s Home
Miss Johanna A Schill and Robert P Collins wed quietly at St Josephs after the bride’s home burned yesterday. Attended by sister Louisa Schill, best man Fred Cramer, they wore Rajah travel attire, shared a nuptial mass, and held a small breakfast at Mrs Julius Aske’s home before departing for New York and a Philadelphia steamer to Europe, including time in Scotland.
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Johanna A. Schill
Robert P. Collins
Fargo
St. Joseph's
Gerard
Louisa Schill
Fred Cramer
St. Cloud
Minn
Julius Aske
Seventh Avenue South
George Fisher
Georgetown
Miss Rushfelt Makes Historic Run for Clay County Superintendent
Miss Rushfelt of Hawley campaigns for Clay county superintendent, aiming to be the first woman head of public and rural schools. Her appeal rests on being a college and normal school graduate with progressive, enterprising views, and she mobilizes alumnae from Moorhead normal and St Olaf college to win votes.
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Miss Rushfelt
Hawley
Clay County
Moorhead
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
City Court Board Continues Property Assessment Equalization
The mayor and Aldermen Stanford Lamb Kiefer and Melvey today continued the equalization work on real and personal property assessments recently completed by city assessor L. D. Evans. The board will likely meet through the week as taxpayers with objections file complaints and owners can have overlooked items such as diamonds jewelry or automobiles properly listed per law.
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Stanford
Lamb
Kiefer
Melvey
L. D. Evans
East Side Notes Highlights and Local Happenings
Wheat samples shown near Fergus Falls by T Svens Lord from Longlake farm indicate promising development despite dryness. Local politics discuss Bob Wells not challenging Senator Peterson. Inman farmers prepare for possible second clover growth if rain arrives. Weld attends National Educational Association meeting in Boston. Nellie Hopkins denies county superintendent bid. Tang and Rushfeldt lead field. July plans include T S Lewis at Shoreham cottage. Martin Olson returns from travel. Burnett family to Portland after visiting relatives.
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T. Svens- Lord
Longlake
Bob” Wells
Breckenridge
Peterson
Inman
Otter Tail County
Weld
Boston
National Educational Association
Nellie Hopkins
Tang
Rushfeldt
T. S. Lewis
Shoreham
Politicians and town projects in Minnesota notes
St Paul papers report Atty F H Peterson of this city seeks the Republican nomination for senator representing Becker Wilkin and Clay counties. S W Lee, a Rollag Republican, sees strong GOP success in Minnesota. City Engineer Hopeman updates First avenue north block laying and macadam pile driving timing. Concordia College trustees to meet next Thursday for director and faculty elections. The Concordia band heads to small Moorhead tributaries for concerts.
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Portland
Oregon
St. Paul
Atty
F. H. Peterson
Becker
Wilkin
Clay
W. Lee
Rollag
Minnesota
Hopeman
First Avenue
Concordia College
Moorhead
Grasshoppers Latest Menace in Grain Fields and Meadows
Reports from the Agricultural college warn of unusually large grasshopper numbers across eastern state fields. The three main species are the lesser migratory locust, two striped locust, and red legged locust, with no Rocky Mountain migratory locust found. Farmers seek control methods, urging fall or spring plowing to destroy eggs, along with autumn roadbed treatments and kerosene emulsion sprays for gardens. A parasitic red mite may reduce numbers but cannot fully eradicate them. monitoring and targeted plowing remain advised.
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Agricultural College
C. 8. Maldrow
Rocky Mountain
Sargent County
Wiley loses power over food law duties under new bill
Washington reports that Dr Harvey Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry in the Agriculture Department loses key enforcement authority. A new appropriation clause requires all legal work to be done under the solicitor’s supervision and direction, shifting citations and hearings away from Wiley to the solicitor. The move confines Wiley to laboratory work while legal powers transfer.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Deadlock Persists in Browne Jury Verdict
Chicago June 28 jurors in the Lee ONeill Browne case showed no sign of reaching a verdict by midmorning. After ninety hours of deliberation the imprisoned jurors remained astir but silent. Rumors centered on a single juror's stubbornness as the cause of the deadlock.
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Chicago
Lee Oneill Browne
Browne
Attorney General Wickersham on Legal Education and Government
The attorney general, speaking to Harvard Law School alumni, urged that a trained lawyer who masters law as a science through adjudged cases will best solve growing governmental problems. He warned against mediocrity, praised fact based reasoning, and traced progress from Blackstone to Langdell in shaping modern legal education and public policy.
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Harvard Law School Association
Wickersham
Mr. Wickersham
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Blackstone
Langdell
M Harvard Law School
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