Sues Assailant's Boss in Damages Suit
J Kroehocks sues James Lynch and Ben Blanchard in Grand Forks North Carolina claiming the employer is responsible for the acts of his agent Blanchard who beat him over a disputed feed bill. Kroehock seeks 1000 dollars in damages and the case will be tried in district court.
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Grand Forks
N. C
J. Kroehocks
James Lynch
Ben Blanchard
Blanchard
Lynch
Kroehock
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers by Foley's Honey and Tar
O T Erhart touts Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for asthma in the worst stages and claims it will effect a cure if taken early.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Alleged Fugitive Arrested After Jail Break
Marshal Jencks captured an alleged jail breaker named Chapman wanted at Le Mars Iowa on suspicion of a safe blow. The man escaped from jail on July 1 and a reward was offered by Sheriff Arendt of Le Mars. He was found under a Northwestern roundhouse platform and was well armed when taken.
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Yankton
S&l. D
Jencks
Chapman
le Mars
Iowa
Arendt
Finest Church Dedicated in Mitchell South Dakota
On Thursday Holy Family Catholic church was dedicated in Mitchell with ceremonies led by Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls and twenty five priests. Vicar general Noeson of Deadwood and Mer Flynn of Madison assisted. Father Nolan of Minneapolis delivered the sermon to a large crowd.
Wholesome scorn of ills from state school boy
A boy at a state school for dependent children writes to his father describing a wet picnic, mumps, broken bones and a buggy whip incident. He notes others are sick and that despite injuries the workers can still toil, finishing with the claim that they are all very happy.
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Papa
Sager
Higgins
Ernest
Railroads In Minnesota Barred From Liquor Sales On Trains
Minnesota attorney general rules railway dining cars may not sell intoxicating liquor. The opinion states no law grants permission for retail liquor by rail, making such sales unlawful and railroads liable to county prosecution where their dining cars operate.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul, Minn
Raiway
George W. Peterson
N. E. Peterson
Albert Lea
Peterson
United States
Kidney Irregularities Warned By Advertisers
Summer kidney irregularities are linked to excessive drinking or overheating. Promote quick care with Foley's Kidney Cure as advised by O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Northwest in Brief: Iowa Local Notices and Appointments
Waterloo grocer Roy Sinnard may lose sight in one eye after a basement collision with a crowbar. A Rock Island line gaso line car wreck destroyed five freight cars and track when fuel was poured and fire followed. Rev. J Calvin Abels accepts pastorate at First Presbyterian Washington IA succeeding L D Young bound for Beatrice Nebraska. Dick McFadden arrested in Larimore and jailed in Grand Forks for illegal liquor sales. Grand Forks county approves $85 000 levy with $40 000 road and bridge funds. Paynesville library receives 119 volumes of government publications through Senator Knute Nelson and is listed as a geological depository library.
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Waterloo
Roy Sinnard
Ellis Hotel
Rock Island
Clive
Marshalltown
J. Calvin Abels
Moscow
Idaho
Frst
Presbyterian Church of
Washington
Abels
L. D. Young
Beatrice
Grand Forks
N. D
C. A Lindbergh
Government
Mrs. Boarsma Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. John Boarsma, after a lingering illness, died July 12 at age 64. The funeral was held from the church on Tuesday with Rev. Mr. Snyder officiating. G Benners and D Westra led prayers in the Holland language. Undertaker A E Smith of Onalaska was in charge.
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John Boarsma
Mr. Snyder
G. Benners
D. Westra
A. E. Smith
Onalaska
Redman Picnic Held Near Trempealeau Draws Large Crowd
The La Crosse Winona Trempealeau Redmen and Squaws plan an annual outing about a mile below Trempealeau. Expected attendance is around 1500 with contingents from Galesville Ettrick Arcadia and Bangor. Delegations depart on the steamer La Crosse and the Ideal at 9 o clock.
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la Crosse
Winona
Trempealeau
Redman
Galesville
Ettrick
Arcadia
Bangor
The Old Garden of Eden Gag Found Near De Soto
A corked bottle discovered by G. J. Gordon of De Soto yielded a paper claiming to explain the deluge the ark’s dimensions and the Garden of Eden. It follows prior finds near De Soto, suggesting a religious fanatic placed the bottles in the water.
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G. J. Gordon
de Soto
Gordon
Garden of Eden
Trempealeau to Have Two Saloons This Year
Trempealeau will issue licenses to H. Barber and Chas Morris making them the only saloons to operate within the city limits this year.
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Trempealeau
Treampealeau
H. Barber
Chas. Morris
Sixteenth crop report west of Winona notes excellent conditions
The sixteenth crop report for the territory west of Winona, issued Thursday, cites excellent conditions last week with no damage from heat. Harvest will be general in a week to ten days, with winter wheat and rye near completion and early wheat starting by August 1.
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Winona
Minn
Wnona
Storm Destroys Muskegon Pump House On Lake Michigan
A fierce windstorm swept Lake Michigan off Muskegon shore destroying part of the pump house and washing away the summer water works. Huge waves pulled the structure into the lake crippling the city water supply.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Naturalization Hearing Tripped by Polygamy Question
S P Orth of the U S district attorney’s office led a Toledo naturalization hearing. A German applicant, fluent in attempt, admitted he did not know polygamy and the judge pressed for understanding. The applicant finally agreed one wife would suffice, citing prices.
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United States District Attorney
Toledo
Mustache
Toledo Blade
Roosevelt Plans Africa Campaign Route in Exploratory Trip
Washington July 10 President Roosevelt prepares for an Africa expedition with son Kermit. The route runs east of Africa from Cairo up the Nile into Abyssinia then through British East Africa via Rudolf Lake to Lake Victoria Nyanza, Tanganyika, Nyassa, and Mozambique Channel. The journey, 3000 to 4000 miles, covers boat and foot travel with no pre-purchased supplies except arms.
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Washington, D.C
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
White House
Roosevelt
Kermit
Cairo
Nile
Sobat
British East Africa
Rudolf Lake
Keiro
Lake
Victoria Nyanza
Lake Tanganyika
Lake Nyanssa
German East Africa
Mozambique Channel
Madagascar
East Africa
Zambezi River
Lugard
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Attorney General Rules
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Suaws
Mrs. Boarsma
Bijou
Matinee
Saengerfest
St. Gall
Primrose Batiste
Eer
Karl CG. Kurtenacker
Reitzel’s
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Lugard’s Falls
Nyanea
Nyanza
Tanganyika
Lake Nyassa
Arabia
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