Mass meeting tears up Crookston bridgeside walk
Citizens of Jerome's addition Crookston held a mass meeting led by ex alderman W B Slocum and began tearing up over 1000 feet of Bridge street board walk at 4 pm. They demand cement walks and immediate construction before rain. The city council had debated grade height for the bridge approach for a year, leaving the issue unresolved.
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Ripon Woman Killed by Train on Milwaukee Road Tracks
Mary Rolfe, 84, of Ripon Wisconsin, was struck by a northbound Milwaukee Road train while crossing tracks. She suffered a compound fracture to the left leg and internal injuries, dying shortly after. The train reportedly whistled several times, but she mistook it for another train on a different track.
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American Week Bargains Ended Amid Town Wide Hype
A garbled Saturday finish for American Week promises tomorrow's bargains far surpassing this week. June Selling frames an event that captivated the town with a pie dinner and strong sales, while Oerflinger's store touts bar gains and keen offers.
Murder Case at Taylors Falls and Stolen Box
MURDER CASE AT TAYLOR'S FALLS. Adolph Hoffman found dead in livery barn office with rifle outside and empty shell on floor. uncertainty whether murder or self-inflicted. Coroner to investigate this afternoon. BOX STOLEN: Brainerd store treasury box from J W Koop lot May 1904 hidden under warehouse floor at Wisher Budd Fuel Co. Notes valued in thousands, some paid, box likely recently placed.
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Ambiguous Local Ordinance Text Under Review
A garbled manuscript fragment discusses license revocation for ordinance violations and possible fines up to 100 dollars or ninety days confinement. It also mentions about twelve hundred cows used for milk and cream, indicating concerns over sanitary handling and general conditions around a dairy or dairy facility.
Death of Krause Woman A Mystery
Appleton Wisconsin June 6 Paul Krause testified at the witness stand that he was divorced from his wife and faced hundreds of questions. He admitted he had passed the house and had seen his wife after the building, with some corroboration and several contradictions from other witnesses. District Attorney Rooney said he had enough evidence to hold Krause.
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Local Farmer Tackles Indian Question in Wisconsin
Sparta Wis June article notes a purebred Winnebago eagle fielded near a small farm in the northern part of the county. The piece highlights his diversified farming: hay and grain, plus some specialized efforts addressing local interests.
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