Market Receipts And Hogs Cattle Prices From Midwest and Plains
Minneapolis receipts show wheat 805 cars this year and 350 last year. Duluth wheat 391 this year vs 176 last year. Winnipeg wheat 894 this year vs 38 last year. Puts and calls on wheat listed. Hog and cattle figures from Chicago Omaha Kansas City and South St. Paul show varied receipts and quote prices with modest gains expected in hogs and mixed trends in cattle.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Moorhead Officials Crack Down On Vagrants And Election News
Moorhead police warn vagrants against phony schemes and arrest John Casey for drunkenness and vagrancy. Clay county primaries set for tomorrow with polls from 6 am to 9 pm and election returns to be received at Columbia hotel. Chapel hour at Moorhead high features Rev. A T Young detailing New York City mission work and prison outreach.
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Clay County
Columbia
Lommen
John McGrath
Barnesville
Local Option
Dr. Patterson
Prohibition
Moorhead High School
A. T. Young
St. John’s Episcopal Church
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
Tombs
New York
Great Prison
Penitentiary
Young
Piece of Spite Work Charges Local Shopkeeper
A. J. Rustad faced a Sunday law violation complaint for keeping his business open on August 16. The filing by former employee Christ Eid is viewed as spiteful. The hearing began at police headquarters and was continued to next Monday amid questions about the delay in reporting.
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A. J. Rustad
Christ Eid
Rustad
Local notes and political arrivals report
Miss E H Grasse returned from Chicago where she visited music studios and Miss Happy Boyce. Mrs A H Erickson and Mrs O C Beck came home from the twin cities. W H Davy returns before primaries to vote for friends after travels in Canada and the Thousand Islands. John McGrath Barnesville seeks legislative seat against Lomen in the district. E L Moore and R Herriman of Lidgerwood were guests at the Columbia. D G Kelly was in from Perham. Mrs Ernie Erden returns from the west to her parents.
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E. H. Grasse
Chicago
Happy Boyce
A. H. Erickson
O. C. Beck
Twin Cities
W .H. Davy
Canada
Thousand Islands
John McGrath
Barnesville
Mr. Lomen
House of the
State Assembly
E. L. Moore
R. Herriman
Lidgerwood
N. D
Columbia
D. G. Kelly
Perham
Ernie Erden
Moorhead to Install Central Fountain at N P Depot Grounds
Promoters plan a circular concrete fountain at the Moorhead N P passenger depot square with a contract awarded to J W Godfrey. Operations to begin this afternoon amid other Concordia college improvements and upcoming musical entertainments.
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N. P
Moorhead
J. W. Godfrey
Traut
Congregational Church
Rustin Policies Lapsed in Omaha Murder Case
Omaha report notes Dr Frederick T Rustin may have sought life insurance profits tied to his murder. Most policies lapsed and only a $22,000 policy seems collectable, pending proof of murder versus self harm. Austin’s status remains contested.
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Omaha, Neb
Frederick T. Rustin
Omaha
Austin
Primaries In Minn Tomorrow Roiled Moorhead Politics
In Moorhead the scene centers on Minnesota primaries with politicians and aides occupying all corners. Citizens eye each other warily as political factions maneuver and plan, while the eight hour work rule seems irrelevant to the day’s political fervor.
Cured hides and grades noted in brief ledger snippet
Partial OCR shows references to cured bull hide and cured side brand with percentages and grades. No full context or dates, but indicates quality assessments of hides labeled No.1 No.2 and girls 10.0 G. 8.
Boys Held Over Train Wreck Plot Near Santa Rosa
Henry Fehrer eleven and Austin Davis ten were jailed for attempting to derail the Northwestern Pacific line by placing iron on a dangerous curve and throwing rocks through train windows on a Camp Vacation special from San Francisco. A rock injured Mrs Roche and Glass injuries were reported to passenger H A George. The boys confessed it started as a prank and said they did not intend to harm passengers.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Henry Fehrer
Austin Davis
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
T. J. Roche
Walker Street
H. A. George
A. J. Ronsheimer
Penngrove
District Att Sea
Wisconsin Lover Shoots, Kills Girl Then Self
In Sheboygan Henry Tachenson 22 from Brillion shot and killed his 16 year old sweetheart Rose Janke and then shot himself above the heart. He is not expected to live. The tragedy followed a lover's quarrel.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Henry Tachenson
Brillion
Rose Janke
North Dakota Men Interested in St Paul Bank Sale
A conference in St Paul discussed transferring the State Bank of St Paul and the Citizens Saving Bank, lately closed by the state, to North Dakota parties for reorganization. If sold the two banks will reopen today. Public Examiner Schaefer backs the deal to avoid a receivership.
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St. Paul
State Bank of
Taft to Close Campaign With Big Madison Square Rally
New York September 14. William H Taft will close his campaign with a large rally at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan on Friday or Saturday evening before the election Frank H Hitchcock says Sen Alfred J Beeridge of Indiana will open the New York campaign at Carnegie Hall Friday night September 25 and Senator Foraker of Ohio will speak at Camp Taft East One Hundred Twenty fifth Street October 1 Taft will avoid states safely Republican and surely Democratic aiming to campaign in every likely fighting state Cincinnati dispatches place Kansas City and New York as key tour borders
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New York
William H. Taft
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Alfred J. Beeridge
Indiana
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Camp Taft
East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Taft
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Maine
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Baltimore
John W. Kern
Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
R. L
Ohio Conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamess. Sherman
Wilkesbarre
Bradley to seek recount in governor race counties
Dr. James B. Bradley announces plans to request a recount of Republican governor primary votes in several counties after a contested race with Governor Warner. Separately, the battleship New Hampshire on final trial reached 18.4 knots and 17 772 horsepower, exceeding contract specs.
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Lansing
Mich
James B. Bradley
Warner
Washington
New Hampshire
Navy Department
Indict Six Arson in Big Blaze? Three Named Charged
New Orleans September 14 Julius Lipps Central Glass Co manager Abraham Wolfe secretary and John Eckert employee are indicted for arson in a fire that burned three blocks causing a loss of 1 500 000.
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New Orleans
Julius Lipps
Abraham Wolfe
John Eckert
Central Glass Co
Thresherman Hurt On Blower Belt At Edenburg
Edenburg North Dakota September 14 Hugh Brooks a separator man on Knut Bjorndahls threshing machine was seriously injured when his arm was caught in the blower belt He broke his arm and was badly hurt about the neck He did not regain consciousness for twenty four hours Dr Flaten attended him his life was in danger and his wife was summoned from Aitkin Minnesota He is 59 and the accident happened on the old O T Anderson farm He was taken to Jens Torgersons home for care
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Edenburg
N. D
Hugh Brooks
Knut Bjorndahl
Flaten
Aitkin
Minn
Brooks
O. T. Anderson
Jens Torgenson
Langdon Party in Bad Mixup None Seriously Hurt
The Buick driven by James McLauchlin with four occupants including Dr. Semple Barbara McMillan and Pearl Monroe overturned on a grade near Langdon North Dakota while avoiding a passing team. McLauchlin suffered minor injuries and is expected to recover in a day or two though earlier reports mentioned possible internal injuries.
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Langdon
N. D
James McLauchlin
Mr. McLauchlin
Dr. Semple
Barbara McMillan
Pearl Monroe
McLauchlin
Global Campaign Pace and Elections Dominate Week
The week opens amid active presidential campaign work with Bryan touring the nation and Taft staying near Cincinnati. State and local conventions unfold in Maine, New York, Connecticut, and New Hampshire as Ireland moves toward home rule events in New York and Boston. International events include Persia's electoral reforms, Berlin’s inter-parliamentary union, and the Marseille aviation congress led by General James Allen on military aeronautics and wireless tech.
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America
Ireland
New York
John EB. Redmond
Irish Parlimentary Party
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Fitzgibbons
Roscommon
Boston
Persia
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Berlin
Orville Wright
Marseilles
France
James Allen
Signal Corps
Army
Americans Lose Out in Orient
James J. Hill of the Great Northern, in New York for talks, says American shipping has lost the oriental trade beyond recovery. He dismisses Harriman buying Oceanic, predicts a wheat surplus and a light oats crop, notes ample cars and good weather, and states over 1,000,000 bushels of wheat daily move via the Great Northern with exports rising to about twenty five million bushels this month.
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Hill
E. H. Harriman
Oceanic Steamship Line
Great Northern
Slaying of Madmen Persists in Rural Portugal
Lisbon via Badajoz September 14 The killing of lunatics by organized bands in rural districts continues. Government efforts to suppress vigilantes prove ineffective as many maniacs turn murderers and several oppressors are slain.
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Lisbon
Via
Badajoz
Northern Pacific Coal Docks Burn at Billings
Fire destroyed the immense Northern Pacific coal docks in Billings Montana yesterday. Loss set at twenty five thousand dollars with thousands of tons of coal consumed. The docks were the largest on the line between the Twin Cities and the coast and the loss is insured. reconstruction planned.
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Billings
Mont
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
Twin Cities
Workmen Enter Politics in Labor Rally
New York September 14 Keir Hardie a leading British labor figure addressed the Central Federated union urging American workers to enter politics. He cited New England experience where labor backed both conservatives and liberals and sent direct representatives to parliament. He praised labor socialism and urged union of labor and socialism to decide the political issue.
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New York
Keir Hardie
Central Federated Union
New England
Eugene V. Debs
Hardie
England
Death After Salted Peanuts Attributed to Child
In Bloomington NL on September 14 authorities say salted peanuts eaten by Harry Sapp of Middletown caused convulsions twenty four hours later leading to his death.
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Bloomington
Harry Sapp
Middletown
Walsh Rural Letter Carriers Meet at Park River
The Walsh Rural Letter Carriers Association met in Park River North Dakota with C S Paul of Grafton presiding. Key topics included good roads parcel post and postal savings banks. Officers elected were President P M Chase Park River Vice President R C McAllen Park River Secretary W Coulthart Grafton Treasurer H Hulbert Park River. The next meeting date was set for the first Monday in September 1909.
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Park River
N. D
Walsh Rural Letter Carrier's Association
C.S. Paul
Grafton
P. M. Chase
R. C. McAllen
Retary
W. Coulthart
Murphy vows to knife Bryan ticket in New York
Charles F. Murphy and allies plan to strike at the Democratic national and state ticket in November as fallout from a peace pact with Bryan Norman Mack and McCarren. Murphy warns peace terms cannot be dictated and signals possible factional action against Bryan and Mack in New York.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Bryan
Norman BE
Mack
McCarren
Murphy
Connors
Brooklyn
JAP SPIES AFTER SECRET Continued from Page One
The article alleges a well known Washington woman operates to aid Japanese spies. It reports Japanese visitors near Massachusetts forts spying on defenses and photographing gun emplacements after the Davis torpedo tests.
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Washington
California
Massachusetts
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Justice Malloy
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Herbert Hansen
Episcopal Church
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Concordia College
Rustin
Minnesota
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Geraghty & Co
Morton Bik
Farge
W. C
Herthwentave
Northwestern Pacific
North Dakota
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Bradley
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Diles
A.W. Chase
Fout & Porterfield
Orient
James J. Hill
The
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