Improvements Progressing Fast on North Aido Thoroughfare
Razing of the dilapidated avellug at 713 Mill Street signals major prep for a smoother main street in the north aid. The Syrian colony area sees demolitions and new appearances as nearby structures are upgraded. The block below, owned by Oita Granke, was razed and a paint refresh covers the 790 Mill Street store front. Rose Street houses removal for the J. Ole Storey memorial fountain. The Progressive League improvement committee work is evident and due for report at tomorrow’s monthly meeting. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised to stimulate digestion and relieve constipation.
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Mill Street
Aido
Oita Granke
Manke Hhick- Smith
Cesa
Progressive League
League
theaKinesley
Rose Street
J. Ole Storey
Stop of Regulars Causes a Stir at Milwaukee Station
A morning event stirred the north side as a special train carrying Uncle Sam's artillery soldiers from Camp Robinson near Sparta halted at Milwaukee to change engines. Soldiers left the train like ducks to visit lunch rooms and nearby saloons, drawing a large crowd while the train's horses, gun carriages, tents, and other gear were disembarked.
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Uncle Sam'a Artillery
Camp Robinson
Sparta
Milwaukee
North Side in Brief Update of North Side Socials and Travel
North Side notes moved among Ald Society meetings at Syrich park with supper for members and friends. Residents report visits, moves, and trips including Linn Spree, P Rogensack, Dr Coolidge, Giffords, Rathbun, Shafer, Lyman news, and several local gatherings. Also mentions trains, a special army transport, and a new ceiling being installed at Burlington station. Chamberlains ointment praised for muscle relief.
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Tadies’ Ald Society of the
North Tpresberenh
Siyrich Park
Linn Spree
Sumner Street
Bowdie
S. D
P. IL Rogensack
George Fires
Lansing
Iowa
Dr. Coolidge
George Street
Madison
Wis
Robert Gifford
Ran
Avon Street
W. J. Schurtz
New Albia
Town
A. B. Rathbun
Ima St. Paul
Sti Hagar Street
Fern
Kane Street
Winana
Esther
Mamie Baldwin
Rinseptreet
Tienver
William Torn
Caledonian
Montana Stark
Milowauken Road
Rahingen
Sparta
Mra. TR. Elliott
Asenes
Elliott
Rose Street
Minneapolis
Burlington
Peatl Street
Detroit Man Surrenders After Murder Probe
A Detroit man walked to the county jail and surrendered after a daylong police search in connection with the murder of Martha Calahan Oblaver. He is being held as a suspect as investigators say the victim’s body was found in Robber's Mole in the Hamtrack woods.
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Detroit
Mich
Martha Calahan
Gua Oblaser
Ife
Oblaver
Won
Riots in South Chicago Between Hungarian and Polish Workers
Four police officers were severely beaten and about a dozen foreigners injured in a South Chicago riot sparked by a religious discussion between two rioters. The clash pitted Hungarian and Polish laborers amid sectarian tension.
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Chicago
Northwest Infested With Grey Wolves
Settlers and stockmen along the forest reserves in southeastern Washington and nearby Oregon and Idaho-Washington border organize to hunt gray wolves bears cougars and other predators. The federal government sets aside 2000 to hire hunters in the Coeur d Alene forest with a planned early August hunt. Local pioneers prepare to use dogs powder and traps and invite Spokane Rod and Gun club members led by El Chingren to join for a week of sport while states offer bounties on predators.
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Spokaue
Spokane Rodani Gun Club
EL Chingren
Fire destroys Merriam Park warehouses injuring many
In Merriam Park Minneapolis a late night blaze killed two men and left one injured as a live wire caused deaths. The fire razed the Transfer Lumber and United Lumber and Shin Ale company's warehouse owned by C. W. Dewey and damaged two Minnesota Transfer Warehouse buildings and another Watte warehouse.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Transfer Lumber
United Lumber and Shinale Company
C. W. Dewey
Merriam Park
Minnesota Transfer Warehouse Company
Watte
Fire at St. Groix River Lumber complex claims two lives
A warehouse blaze at the St. Groix River Lumber company destroyed buildings with trifling salvage. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars, split between Waite and Dewey interests. Two men killed: Gunt Wale Ftrom, 21, and Charles Baker, 45. Insurance reportedly covers most of the loss.
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St. Groix River Lumber Company
Waite
Dewey
Gunt Wale Ftrom
Charles Baker
Posts Forfeit In Answer To Critics In Moody County
Ira F Blewett Moody county state's attorney defend his conduct in the Mrs Moses Kaufman case. He wagers 500 dollars in the Moody county bank to be paid to anyone exposing flawed acts or prompting his arrest and conviction. He also offers 590 to cover bribe offers to jurors witnesses or officers and asserts he never spoke to Mrs Kaufman.
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Flandreau
S. D
Ira F. Blewett
Moody County
Moses Kaufman
Agnes Poirols
Frist
Blewett
Anid Bank
Aaid Bank
Woman beaten and choked by farmer in Edinburgh
Edinburg North Dakota August 16 preliminary exam of Martin Lundell former Thief River Falls resident accused of assault with intent to kill after brutal July 24 beating of Ginn Lee. Motive tied to dispute with her father. Miss Lee suffered severe injuries including nose and ear bleeding and a nervous collapse. Arrests expected today as police quell unrest involving a Jewish colony with knives and branches used in the disturbance.
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Edinburg
N. D
Martin Lundell
Lundell
Thief River Falls (Minn
Ginn Lee
Edinburgh
Mise Lee
Muscatine Jews Fight In Synagogue Incident
A brawl at a Muscatine synagogue on August 10 left twelve injured as members and visitors clashed during shabbat services. Police cordoned off the building and began investigations into the motive and identities of those involved.
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Muscatine
Muscatine, Ja
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