Minnesota and the Northwest Steps Taken for Publicity
The consolidated publicity bureau moves to organize the city advertising effort in St Paul. The Town Criers club accepted the bid to supply experts and material, forming a small working committee to run the campaign while funds are gathered for a permanent secretary and office.
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ST. Paul, Minn
City of
St. Paul
Consolidated Publicity Bureau
Commercial Club
Town Criers’ Club
Consolidated Bureau
Asman
Officials Contemplate Quick Move on Railroad Rates Case
In St Paul June 6 officials weigh ignoring a federal injunction to sue in state courts to enforce Minnesota rate laws. Attorney General Young or assistants may seek contempt to force speedy resolution, with railway commissioners possibly acting. Such action could trigger habeas corpus and deliver swift results.
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ST. Paul
Capitol
Young
Minnesota
Attorney General's Department
Woman Found Dead. Suspect Missing in Minnesota Case
The body of Mrs. Katherine McCart, missing since May 24, was found in an abandoned well on George Katelbach’s farm near Long Lake in Hennepin County. Authorities say the evidence points to murder and Katelbach is the prime suspect, having disappeared after being last seen yesterday afternoon.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Katherine McCart
George Katelbach
Long Lake
Hennepin County
Katelbach
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Promotion
A Health pamphlet asserts kidneys filter impurities vital for good health. Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to fortify kidneys and cure kidney and bladder disease, strengthening the urinary system, as promoted by O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Young man wounded by rifle misfire in Aberdeen
Aberdeen South Dakota June 6 A Brunage 18 lies in county hospital with a 22 caliber bullet lodged in his bowels after mishandling a target rifle. He is in very serious condition.
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Aberdeen
S. D
A. Brunage
Davenport brewer seeks divorce from young wife actress
George Mengel of Davenport Iowa seeks a divorce from his wife Blanche Meier a German actress once married secretly in 1905 at Aledo Illinois Mengel alleges she already had a husband and married him for his money
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Davenport
George Mengel
Blanche Meier
Aledo
Mengel
Man slaughter complaint filed against Theodore Wieher ski
Little Falls Minnesota June 6 a criminal complaint charging man slaughter in the first degree has been sworn out against Theodore Wieher ski of Minneapolis who is generally held responsible for the killing of Mrs Gertrude Ruffel at Swan River two weeks ago.
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Little Falls, Minn
Theodore Wieherski
Minneapolis
Gertrude Ruffel
Swan River
Wheelbarrow Candidate Arrested in Iowa City
Andrew Townsend Hisey, a self styled candidate for president, was arrested and jailed in Iowa City after a campus and street disturbance. Students pulled his buggy through town as crowds gathered and streets were blocked before police escorted him to the city hall jail.
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Iowa City
Andrew Townsend Hisey
United States
City Hall
Hisey
Roosevelt
Man charged with murder examined for sanity in Fergus Falls
Stephen Hanson Furua, under indictment for murdering his wife and young son near Tansem, is undergoing a sanity examination in Fergus Falls. If found insane he will be admitted to the hospital. otherwise he faces trial within days.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Stephen Hanson Furua
Tansem
Here
Heirs Cut Off In Will For North Dakota Beneficiary
In Grand Forks on June 6 the last will of Edward Farry was opened after his funeral. He left only small bequests to heirs and gave the bulk of his fortune to St Bernard's Academy and Catholic charities.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Edward Farry
St. Bernard’s Academy
Ripon College backs clean intercollegiate athletics
Ripon College in Wisconsin endorses athletics and amateurism, opposing abolishment. President-rector Hughes defends athletics as vital to college life, cites strong faculty leadership, controls to curb abuse, promotes winning with good sportsmanship, and minimizes drinking and betting.
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Ripon
Wis
Ripon College
Hughes
Milwaukee
Luehring
Coleges
Firefighters Gather for Minnesota Convention in St Cloud
St Cloud hosts 1500 guests for the thirty-fifth annual Minnesota Fire Department association convention. Mayor Brown gives the welcome and turns over city keys as G D Wright of Laverne speaks, praising early organizers and urging a monument for R O Strong.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Minnesota Fire Department Association
Brown
G. D. Wright
Laverne
Association
R. O. Strong
Roosevelt Wire Request Sparks Detroit Scare
A Western Union message from Estelle S. Stevens asks President Roosevelt to wire $50,000 from the U. S. treasury to rescue the American cause. Needy and demented, Stevens had no food and faced eviction after rent non payment. A portrait of Roosevelt and her late husband’s discharge were found at her home.
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Detroit
Mich
Western Union Telegraph Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Estelle S. Stevens
Twelfth Street
President Roosevelt
Missing Man Located in Teastrike Case
Deputy Sheriff John Bailey reports Peter Mathieson has been arrested in Portland for the February murder of John Johanson near Teastrike, Beltrami County. Bailey pursued the suspect for two weeks after an inquest into Johanson's death.
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Bemidji, Minn
John Bailey
Portland
Ore
Peter Mathieson
John Johanson
Teastrike
Bailey
Mathieson
Johanson
Attorney seeks rehearing in temperance commissioner case
In Bismarck on June 6 attorney Guy C H Corliss acting assistant state's attorney asked the state supreme court for a rehearing after its recent ruling declaring the law creating the temperance commissioner unconstitutional. The court took the application under advisement.
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Bismarck
N. D
Guy C. H. Corliss
Supreme Court
Kaufman Trial Opens in Flandreau for Murder Charge
Mrs Emma Kaufman of Sioux Falls stands trial in Flandreau on a murder charge involving Agnes Polrais 16 a domestic in the Kaufman home The trial follows a change of venue The defendant is married to a millionaire brewer of Sioux Falls
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Flandreau
Minn
Emma Kaufman
Sioux Falls
Agnes Polrais
Kaufman
Charity as cloak for queer performances noted
A compact statement frames charity as a cover for varied queer performances, highlighting themes of philanthropy, visibility, and social complexity within public giving contexts.
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