Fragmented OCR notes on religion, trade, and government
An assortment of formatted fragments discusses Atwater and Wesleyan University, Prohibition era social trends, British consular reports on rum and spirits, wheat and grain shipping costs to Liverpool, visible wheat supplies in the United States and Canada, and a July Fourth editorial on the American system of government versus European changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Liverpool
Cape Hern
Oregon Railway & Navigaton Company
Duluth
Montreal
Rete York Mat
Europe
Getthy
Anorear Tasn
Watson
Wiatoxman
Minetonka Disaster Claims Ten Lives On Lake
A severe Lake Minnetonka storm wrecked the Minnie Cook yacht killing ten aboard including Minneapolis officials and family members. The tragedy sparked mass news coverage as rescuers recovered bodies and relatives traveled from Minneapolis. the accident is described as the lake’s worst disaster.
Attorney General Rules on Roach Delphin Fund Recovery
The Attorney General states no valid contract existed between Mr Roach and the United States regarding the Delphin vessel. Money paid to Roach may be recovered as improperly obtained. Officials’ funds tied to the matter flowed into the ship Delphin, potentially prompting equity actions to recover funds and pursue ship assets. The cited Supreme Court decision supports reclaiming misapplied government funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Genivrsts
John Roach
Garhind
Epee
Hlaireuments
Gurhind Conchides
Roach
United Stats
United States
Delphin
Court of Equity
Aulpremy Court of the
Zonal Bank
Insurance Company
An Heroic Cure for the Opium Habit
A young eastern college undergraduate in Maine fell to morphine use with his father. A camping mishap dispersed the dose in water, leaving him alone two hundred miles from help. He endured weeks of agony, returning as a gaunt survivor. He blamed his father for the catastrophe and for ending the ordeal. The piece also notes Sitting Bull’s Buffalo interview about Custer’s death and his resolve to fight for his people.
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Eastern College
Maine
Popular Science Monthly
Sitting Bull
Buffalo
Custer
Fire and storm deaths hit multiple towns in Midwest report
A sweeping list of casualties from a wall collapse in Albany to lightning strikes in Minnesota and Iowa. fires in Clinton Iowa and a powder-factory death in Xenia Ohio. a tornado near Sparta Wisconsin and several wrecks and blasts across Wisconsin, Illinois, and neighboring states, with widespread damage and injuries.
Washington News Roundup With Army, Postmaster Actions
A terse Washington digest notes Gen Gibbon to command the Department of the Columbia, McClernand comments on Indian affairs, and Sheridan on Cheyenne trouble. It lists postmaster appointments and suspensions, Navy matters on yellow fever, and a bank burglary case. Also covered are army orders, a bank holdup, tramps near Burfi ngton, and foreign gossip on cholera, British politics, and rail news.
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Washington
Gibbon
Columbiate
McClernand
Mlendia
Chiro Pension Agency
Gen
Sheridan
Gav. Martin
Kurman
Secretary of War
Yong Holman
CS. Stoy
Butler
Ind
E. W. Brown
Columbus City
We Baker
Hamilton
New Orleans
Richard Nevins
Ohio
J. W. Sherrman
Osceola
Jown
Evans
Ottomwn
Town
J.P. Burns
Dayton
Wyo
Weed
Minnie
B. G. Bennett
Kaunavilia
Wik
A.S. Clark
Oxevola Milla
Wis
M.S
Blanding
Croix Palla
Win
Luthan
Superior
Neb
Bank of
Erie
Gurhend
Secretary of the Navy
Iawinvolver
John Rouch
Dolphin
Whitley
P. H. Kelly
St. Paul
A. Merrill
Harrold
Third Artillery
Iir
John Gibbon
Columbia
Vancouvers
Wash
Miles
Department of the Columbia
Department of the Missouri
Fort Leavenworth
John Statford
Dakota Territorial News Blitz of Crime and Civic News
In Michigan City Rock a man was found with a stolen gold watch and chain. Erik Olson, Scandinavian, committed suicide in Bismarck by poison. A Winona native Conrad, once of Minnesota, died by his own hand. Rev. William M Blackburn becomes president of Pierre University and will move to East Pierre. J B Osborne, a four horse thief, was shot in the lungs by a jailer at Bismarck while escaping. In Aurora County a young man ruined a young woman. she received a fur coat and feathers from friends. At the Dakota Teachers Association in Huron, 75 teachers attended. WA White & Co clothing store at Wakpeton was robbed of $100 in clothes and watches. A large camp meeting at Big Plain City drew thousands to a 7,000 seat pavilion. William B Godon, once a lawyer then a farmer and postmaster near Aberdeen, was killed by lightning. Dakota crop census reports 97,200 acres in Ransom County with most seed in flax and barley. population 5,673. George Maria, age 54, died bathing after pills. Hugh Metonville’s residence near Cusswelton was warned by a thunderstorm. Sioux Falls saloonkeepers paid $4,200 city license. Z Z Drake offers land for a soldiers’ monument. Coates and John Hamilton of Montreal plan stock farm near Gear Parks with $200,000 capital. Si oux Falls Daily Press notes a water moral agency. A fund of $10 is mentioned to cover funeral expenses. A colored boy, John Owens, of Hopkinsville, Ky, employed as a nurse, died by asphyxiation while bathing.
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Fa-Maynr
Minneapolis
Fauity
Minartonka
Minnesota
Bo'dlock
Hand and
Wily
Minoetonko
Airetby
Excelsior
Wali Nenveren
Jonathan
Minnie Cook
B.D. , Newell
Excelator
John H. Coykendall
A. (. Rand
Katie Coykendall
Misa Mary Rand
Harvey Rand
Mra. A. C. Rand
Frank Rand
C. M. Hildenburg
Pot Lookout
Spirit
Wayzatubay
Mr. Hanslenberg
Wakif
Bay of Rand
Alonzo C. Rand
Alc. Rand
John R. Coykendall
Kutis Coykendial
Mary Rand
A.C. Rand
A. B. Rand
Robert Husney
B. Hussey
George McDonald
Lew McDonald
Ats South
Rand
Minnvaprlis
R. J. Tangidon
of. Hatch
Hitch
W.E. Burwell
P.M. Babcock
Judge Koon
John Bradstrest
George Moulton
Sonia Watson
Dr. Tuttle
O. A. Pray
A.C. Rand Sax
Minnespolise
J. W. Brown
Minneapolis Gas Light Company
Fortune
Coyke Broa. &Co
J. KR. Coykendill
Charly B. Hamblen
Coykendall
Mingea Polis
Thund
Minnes Polis
Hia Imele
Nan
New York City
Harry Rand
Aurora
inQtengo
Cnmbouting
Tewis
Robert Hinsey
N. Tt. Hinsey
Conrad
Winona
Minn
Alt
Dakota "Teachers? Association
Huron
WA. White & Co
Wakpeton
Big Blane City
Thoms McClory
Mine Neapolis
Rey
P.dunnert
Dixon
M.eb
Chareh Dakona
Willian B. Godeon
Springfield
Dakota
Maybury
Aberdeen
George Maria
Wits
Hugh Metonville
Cusswelton
Trans
Tosa
Cook
Wif
Uhuprberiain
Sioux Falls
Z. H. Drake
Coates
John Hardilton
Arey Allen
Montreal
Wivein
Daly Press
Ding Lee
John Cameron
Gringer
John Owens
Hopkinsville
Personal News Notes From Tudepartenen Missouri
Unclear fragmentary notice reports deaths and social notes including an 111 year old claims and references to Packard United States mail line events in New York and Philadelphia. Mentions individuals associated with President Garfield physicians and Mrs Hint. details garbled and hard to parse.
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Mans
Tudepartenen
Christen Mo
Packard
United States
Ron
Liverpont
New York
Alteat Weber
Phil
Beady
Aine
Frink
Garfield
Hint
Holt, Tor
Irene
Multiple Deaths and Crimes Reported Across States
A sprawling, fragmentary report lists a series of violent incidents and deaths. It mentions C B Morrell of Newton Iowa facing a death by own action, a murder claim involving Lemont Illinois proprietor Tischuer, and a saber of altercations in Augusta Kane and Comanche county Texas. Other items include a Chicago police officer fatally shot, a bank heist attempt around Hubbard Ohio, and a New York stock fraud arrest involving George Kidis with bonds tied to $103,000.
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Maznivonic
Wis
C. B. Morrell
Newton
Dlaaper
Ircuit
Cnt
Rchlintzen
Lemont, IL
Capt
Coueh
Bush
Augusta
Kane
W Tal
Bernard J. Murphy
Chicago
Charles McKay
Hoard of Public Works
McKay
Abraham Morris
Thomas Post
Sistys
Hubbard
Ohio
Green Ville
Pas
George Kidis
New York
Shinighnersy
Fitteburg
North Dakota death and population estimates in Red River Valley counties
The article outlines 1910 census style estimates for North Dakota counties in the Red River Valley, listing populations and deaths by county. It cites Grand Forks and multiple counties, with totals for the state and references to Confederate veterans and death counts.
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Gameport Rande
Ita Consnl
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Bragstrests Journal
Rocky Mountains
Canna
Warley
Wisconsin
Agergate
Court of Appeals of
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Giutt
State of
Court of Appeals
Minnetonka
Odd Fellows
Patelacehal
St. Piyn
BU Inkt
Wil
Mmoxtol
Market Hl
Frovernor
Mayor Rice
Supreme Contiaet
F. Higgin
Peter van Vetchen
Milwauker
Meiliera
P. van Herkten
Altwauten
Auprem
Tiligensa
Krug Schichtpen City
Tog
If. Stahley
Bt. Bail
Sepreme
Oracle
Culo
Eddy
Rochester
N. Yymprama
Gen. C. Mi TM
Supreme
Mareful
Newell Daniela
Milwaukee
Supreme Necro
F. Neving
Troy
Louis van Norden
Toledo
Wepreme
AG. Long
A. B. Adama
Battle Creek
Mich
H. Flagler
Ottumwa
Towa
Northfield Company
Iowa
Circle of
Lake Minnetonka
Lear
Inter
Hotel Lafayette
G. J. Sweat
George S. Andrews
George P. Ahern
Fort Spelling
Milwaukee Temple No. 1
A. B. Myers
Anderson
Andernon
J. B. Jones
N. Y
Bam B. Williams
Milwaukee Temp
Colonel Eddy
Lafayette
Supreme Temple
M Regiment
M Temple
Inmusance Company
P. van Vechten
Milweaukee
Tnnix
Columbus
Newell Danials
Sivgler
A. C. Donald
Stillwater
Medical
Mainer
A. H. Bleckman
Sparta
Bowider
Mesnra
Dorring
Bleekman
Meyers
Auproie Temple
Laws
Winconni
Rocheator
Don Molinos
Indiana
Ilinois
Wikconsin
Parle Ia
Caudray
Maikon
Beeler
Voltair
Rad
Cundray
Mam
Bossier
Tessier
Vik
Voltaire
Bessier
Kansan
Indian Territory
Kungas
Wastington
Fort Reno
Milesix
Tidian
Sehutled
Terry
Southwestern
Kansas
Indian ‘Territory
Executive Mansion
Washington, D. C
Phil H. Sheredan
GrivEn Cerveland
Gen. Sheridan
West
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Nouthern
Mielipapain
Calornia
Oregon
Mineenota
Nebraska
New England
Merwin
Miagouri
Atlantic
Michi
Misauusi
Sebraglin
New Jerey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
California
Dominion News
Louie Riowavy
Jacques Cier Hill Square
Quebec
H. J. Pelletier
Owen Murphy
Exmayor
Riel
Canadian Pacific Railway
William McDougall
Ottawa
Rielay
Northwest Territories
Manitoba
Thorne Cole
Coleowan
Kone Yenew
Emerton
Progrtine
Cole
Ostiarcus
Wintipeg
Cole Weit
Pembina
Mint
John Kosch
Eral Garland
Jansa. Laung
Albany
Felix Stacey
W. F.goheen
Menna
Dak
Iieteai
Clinton
Ay Me McKenzin
Tome
Trenlin
Jamestown
Oak
Kewaunee
Wir
John Tinniley
Barun Font
Cudhton
Monroe County
Chutes Jersey
Henry Peste
Tyan Boner
Fortinger
Fourth National Bank
Sail
Uneler
Burfinigtat
Hurrivan
Howe
Chiaga
Cros
Harrigan
Prin
Coleridge
London
Leiningen
Shawmees
Gorton
Winnipeg
Meschmies Delaney
Gowanlock
Big Bear
National News Company
Marquis of Salisbury
Glaxcow
Church of Scotland
Rome
O'Carmel
Richmond
Toronto Globe
Dominion
Paria
China
Agai
Parmellites
House of Commune
Holes
Ire. Lind
Sal
Tnepeetor Murphy
Hesax
French
Cornwell
Varn
Cincinnati
ISG
Uleurs Bowen
Melley
Kurty
Chalfae
Sununyi
Southern
Fevderick Uivnahigy
Montgomery Catty
Adar
Mnansion
Joe Gallagher
Stake River
Atepa
Kuiker
Osten
Chirk
Thue
Lient
Ligh Lemin
Hay Leon
The
State University
Madison
George Bartlett
Metillory
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Chester
United Staion
Guinee
ISK
TNSI
Biz Stone
San Francia
Coldwater
Michigan
Indy
Robert Clarke
Samault
Hin
Be Matthews
Clarke
Matthews
Pees Hin
Matthew
Dakota Territorial News
John Koffet
Lurinore
Charebbed Pie Gold Watch, Chain
Poukutbook Fill of
Michigan City
Hilla
Erick Olson
Bismarck
Ransom County
Lebon
Vi Petri
North
Nakote
Jethia
Seth Tiss
North Vatzota
Aheseley
Tynveantio
Pap
Rainey
Grand Forks
Bonanno
Wichlitad
C. Dung Huttinwin
Pitwaroin
Sss
Auld Gripen
OSS
Stutamund Cheimeree Borg LaMautte Coyncah
Foster Senence
PMS
Bae Eddy
Rikers
Wilceiuine
Viele
Alfred Buford
Fhuisers
Monte Faille
Din
William and Wallen
Stark
Hill Loge
Bownin
Hettinger
Sheri
Villard
Login
Stanton
Ward Ani Stevens
J. Slohn- Hon
EHEC
Aty County
Uaviinoe
Selatutes Alrvaily Cena
North Duke City
North Dakulae
Red River Galley
North Dalat
Elkhoters Scien
Poster
Wellh
Siui
Ner
MeTntunls
Blark
Villans
Kidder
Larma
North Dakota
Agilant
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