Heirs Debate Miner Estate in Duluth Court Fight
The Mueller estate dispute divides heirs after Johan Mueller died four years ago leaving Mesaba range land mortgaged. Katherine Mueller of Detroit claims widow status and seeks a share, while legal action continues in Duluth with deposits from Prague and four lawyers, as hearings schedule September.
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Mueller
Prague
Bohemia
Minnesota
Johan Mueller
Mesaba Range
Kosmer
Vuhurch
Duluth
Kosmeri
Asany Places
Katherine Mueller
Detroit
Severape
SM Paul
Medest
Meaata
Cery
Train disaster and tornado strike in late 19th century report
A wrecked passenger train left the track after a tornado near Meriden Minnesota, killing three and injuring many, while a separate derailment caused by a landslide or embankment collapse resulted in thirty deaths and seventy-two injuries.
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Ein Bankoent
Charago and Northwestern Railway
Meriden Minn
Lynchings in Florida and fires in Idaho and Utah
A mob of about 300 men lynched Mammy Price and Bob Scruggs near Newberry Florida after accusing them of complicity. In Utah 200 Union Pacific carmen return to work after a wage offer dispute. A coal chute collapse in Obnilhcothe Oregon killed two railroad workers. A Harrison Idaho fire destroyed Cameron Lumber Company mills with eight million feet of lumber lost and an estimated ninety thousand dollars in damage.
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Florida
Mammy Price
Wok Branson
Bob Scruggs
Prie
Newberry
Fln
Carmen
Union Pacific
Mebs
Harrison
Idaho
Cameron Lumber Company
Two Bodies Found In Beaumont River Recall Earlier Murders
In Beaumont Texas a white man and a Mexican laborer were found dead in the Neches River near the Kansas City Southern drawbridge. The Sunday body is identified as Jim Broderick, an English bricklayer, and the other remains unidentified with a possible bullet wound. A separate case reports Miss L M Vogel of Galveston killing herself in a hotel by hanging.
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River
Forster
Beaumont
Texas
Neches
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Jim Broderick
Broderick
L. M., Vogel
Galveston
Soldier deserts to support destitute family is arrested
Deserter Herman Sandhoff, who left the army to provide for his wife and three children in Cleveland, was captured and taken into custody. He had been stationed at Fort Leavenworth, left behind a starving family, and deserted after receiving no pay. His wife’s letters prompted the captain to inform him of their plight.
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Hermann Sandhoff
United States Army
Sandhoff
Fort Leavenworth
Ran
Cleveland
Ighcrorsmissin
George
Falkerson
Fulkerson
Harrington
Kennett
Master Plumbers
Master Plumbers’ Association
Kansas City
WR. Young
Combine
Young
Leaps from Locomotive in Collision at Anoka
Train No 7 crashes into rear of freight in Anoka yards. Fireman Felarey Hutchins killed. engineer David E. Woolson trapped and injured. Passengers stranded as cars derail and wreckage blocks line. Safety warning follows for future railroad operations.
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Anoka
Mion
Northern Pachice
Ouka Mion
Felarey Hutchins
Wre Bage Daavid E. Woolson
Neo
Hurchins
Mystery of Murdered Boy Clears After 33 Years
AWatertown area mystery from thirty three years ago ends as the missing farm boy Thomas Frederick is found alive in Minneapolis en route to join his family. The case began near Redwood where he vanished after a dispute over milking with Charles Pickett.
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Watertown
N. Y
Minneapolis
Thomas Frederick
Charles Pickett
Redwood
Pickett
Frederick
Horrible murder and fire on Kentucky farm
In a Covington area farmhouse Emma Bankhart, about 33, killed her mother with a hatchet and tried to brain her sister Dora. She then set the house ablaze and plunged into the cistern where her body was found. Dora escaped but likely not to recover. Emma Hankhbart was described as slightly demented.
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Dementea
Kentucky
Covington
Emma Bankhart
Dora
Emma Hankhbart
Sunday Closing a Wedge in Mexico Missouri Council
Four of eight Mexico Missouri councilmen resign over Sunday closing debate. Mayor Jones orders city marshal to notify business men the Sunday law will be enforced.
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Mexico
Jones
White
Merchants Appeal to Roosevelt Over Anthracite Conflict
Direct appeal to President Roosevelt from merchants in the anthracite region asks for intercession. General Gobin orders troops to shoot attackers without orders. A large concentrator at Montana Ore Purchasing Smelting works in Butte is burned destroying the plant owned by August Heinze and leaving 1,000 men unemployed.
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Roosevelt
Gen. Gobin
Montana
Butte
August Heinze
Ohio Ex Governor Hoadly Dies in Watkins
George Hoadly former Ohio governor and noted corporation lawyer died in Watkins New York area after long illness. He served as governor and was a prominent legal figure in business circles. George Douglas Brown, author of The Henge of the Green Shutters, also died suddenly in London.
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Ohio
George Hoadly
Watkins, N. x
George Douglas Brown
Green Shutters
London
Receivers Appointed as Cuolser Lumber Faces Management Trouble
Kansas City company Cuolser Lumber Company placed in receivers’ hands on the application of Mary Culver and HAL Quiver, majority stockholders, amid management turmoil. Assets estimated high, with Arkansas property also under receivers. Company traces to Kansas City Southern Lumber and operates timber lands, yards, and sash and door works across several states.
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Kansas City Company
Cuolser Lumber Company
Kansas City Southern Lumber Company
Craarad Okla
Rapes City
Kansas City
Kan
HA Culver
Aasets
Subcend
Lab
Arkansas
Ariece Ce Smw
Mary Culver
Hal Quiver
Street Car Strike Off in Arbitration Talks
Chicago conductors gripmen and motormen of Union Traction Company have decided not to strike and will submit disputes to a board of arbitration. Ipswich court house safe robbed of 2700 dollars in gold, presumed by an insider, robbery details suggest familiarity with the building.
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Union Traction Company
Chicago
Board of Arbitration
Roth County
Court House
Ipswich
8. D
Alice
Roosevelt Ends New England Tour in Newport and Providence
President Roosevelt completes a second day through New England visiting Newport Rhode Island and Providence. He speaks on trusts urging prudent handling of capital and cooperation with government while praising labor and corporate responsible use of wealth. He concludes in Augusta Maine after visiting major cities and senators homes.
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Roosevelt
New England
Newport
R. 1
Anthrop Chanler
City Hall
Providence
Senator Aldrich
Warwick
River Point
B. 1
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Augusta
Hill
Maine
United States
Portand
Thomas B Reed
New Philippine Coins Designs Approved
Designs for the new subsidiary Philippine coins have been approved. Filipino artist Fidgueroa created the obverse showing a robed female figure with flowing hair, left hand on her bosom, right holding a hammer on an anvil, while the reverse features a smoking volcano representing Mayon in Luzon. Above this scene the text continues.
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Philippines
Figueroa
Mayou
Luzon
Philippine coin designs and Manila minting plan revealed
Design notes describe Philippine coins showing denomination under Filipinas and a reverse shield with United States of America and eagle, dies at Philadelphia and striking in Manila. Copper and silver ranges include ten to fifty cents and five to one and a half cents. Also reported is a Russian wheat import to Kansas mills with local Harper County shipments costing 2.60 a bushel, Hoopes sowing and threshing yields, a rye share, and the closure of Ameri can Tilt Plate Company plants totaling 27% mills operating 28 plants.
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Filipinas
United States of America
Philadelphia
Manila
Kansas
Harper County
J. H. Hoopes
Protracted coal strike hurts blast furnaces and rail freight
The weekly Dun and Bradstreet trade review notes reduced anthracite supply due to a long labor dispute, with rail transport constrained and prices rising for hides and leather. Domestic demand remains strong, exports show substantial volumes, and overall financial conditions are favorable despite the coal shortage.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Connellsville
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Jals
Chicago
Market quotes from multiple cities on livestock grain and dairy
Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York markets show cattle hogs sheep and grain quotes. Prices vary by city and grade with corn oats rye wheat and dairy butter eggs and potatoes listed alongside livestock values.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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Vienna
Nene Prae Presse
Siberia
Nakhatia
Fatanr
Tu Death
Aogeov
Crete
Nashe Oy
Franklin
Terra
Oecar
Dartien
Owen
Padbawcnag
Luvitts
Baltimore
Obnilhcothe Olio
Bazler
Falter
New York Narrows
Perenne
Tay
Tole
Kitondike
Dresskow
Josep Seager
Hazleton
Toboowna Engin
Shette
Order of Railroad
Kotmmen
Raiwas
Sweet
White Earth
Forest
Hiv
John Rooney
Muncie
Ind
Pratt
Kimball
Cochran
Foll
King
Seneva
London Mail
Royal Tram
Victor Emmaoour
Switzerland
Berlin
Herbst, Film
LaSalle Street
Jarence Day
Majorca
Barcelona
Spain
Felanit
Charles L. Fair
Sn As
Nox
Beckham
Gov. Beckham
Morgan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Southern Railway Company
McChord
Kentucky Railroad Commission
Louisville and Nashville Company
Barry
Neatie & Lavy Shipbuilding Company
Taland
Pacific
California
San Francisco
Washington
Pacific Coast
Garvin
Virgl Carvin
West Side
theLoungstown and
Sharon
Wills Wood
Ameris Bingham
Magdalen
Govs. Dockery
Missouri
Savage
Nebraska
Kalamazoo
J R Hunter
J W Woodworth
H. P. Kauffer
S. N. Bickerstaff
Henderson-Ames Company
John Bell
Lewiston, Mont
George Frederiks
Jacob Stange
Fredericks
Stange
Livingston
Gerlach & Brother
Francis B. Loomis
Portugal
P. P. Mast
Springfield
Northern Pacific
Sand Point
Uues
Internal Revenue
McCoach
F’nasquale Cape Bianco
Whatcom
Wash
Neterer
H. Rt
John Inx
Dix
England
Aiz
A. W . Mitchell
Michigan
Mr. Mitchell
Co. BE. Miller
Peter Sells
Sells
Cirrus
Barnum and Bailey Company, Limited
Interstate Commercé Commission
Lake Firamen
Lake Carriers’ Association
Howell Jones
Atkins
Ark
A. J. Mathias
Mathias
Saeeey St Lane
Ata
Aoosevect
Searty
Tilt Plate Company
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