Minnesota promotes tree planting as model for others
A long roundup notes Minnesota’s 10 000 acres planted with saplings, copper output rises in Montana to 250 million pounds, and various global stats. It mentions Russian census, naval policy remarks by Secretary Long, and broader social issues including lynchings and Indian affairs, with scattered economic and political observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Don Lugenie de Faria
North Dakota
Montana
Four Weeks History From Washington and Regions Alive
Long dispatch notes U S Senate debates on veteran protection banking currency and a $80090 statue appropriation for Lincoln at Gettysburg. Reports detail Hawaiian treaty executive session and a death penalty bill while listing notable deaths and public notices across the East, West, and South.
Mixed Early 1900s News Snippets Across Nations and States
A collage of brief items notes a Gaston boy christened Ja Lanies, a South Africa to South Dakota divorce case, a Knox County water shutoff, Klondike expeditions, and political maneuvers. Also mentioned are church anniversaries, naval movements, and a bank scandal prompting a cashier’s suicide, with various local and national figures cited.
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Gaston
South Africa
South Dakota
Knox
Joel G. Blaing
New York
Wiliam
Ninogelli
Patrick Cuchins
Milford
Misa
Senate opens open session on Hawaiian annexation treaty
Lawmakers debated whether to hold a public or closed session as they consider the treaty of annexation. Senator Gray pressed for open debate while opponents warned of European powers’ interests and possible partition plans. Senators Mason and White urged transparency and argued for public discussion over executive secrecy.
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United States Sevnte
Abraham Lincanson
Gettlesbury
United States Senate
House
Darla
Wally le Groewloum Wattie Sasuter Davin
Eeikse Domitiee
Eidtonton
Renty
Cey
Gray Dem
Bell
Ohio
Davey
Gray
Senate
Fieus
Colle White
Marco Cad Morsill
Morgan
Our
Speoner
Cairn
Alec Tatimmted
Monroe Doetring
Delate
Bergtor
Mason
Flo
Family murder mystery shocks Breckfield farm
A Breckfield farmer, his wife, and their ten year old adopted daughter Ethel were found murdered in their home by neighbors. An ex-employee sought by authorities, a motive tied to a hired man looms as search continues. Deaths and other regional items follow in this varied early 20th century dispatch.
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Ree
Akn Hall
Fifth Avenue Presbyteray
New York
Glenfield
Percy Kelsey
Seth D. Tripp
Lynn
Mare
Ay Sing
Willam Gipp
Buffalo
N.Y
Mortha
Wenger
Augustin Nack
joli+ty
Martin Thorn
William Guidensuppe
Hracksield
Masa
Francis D. Newton
Hte
Nodton
Thoman A.edison
Mia
Rebecca D. Ricker
New York City
Ner
Danpater
Worvestes
Musa
Jan
Francid
Newton
Breckfield
Sardli
Ethel
Ghbors
Anse
Erty
Paul
Eceo Pridey
Newser
Brookfield
Courtroom Shootout Tops Mount Var News
A deadly courtroom shooting during a murder trial at Mount Var injures several, with five minutes of gunfire seen outside the chamber. Police arrest Langford and associates. Deputy Rouben Multina faces detainment amid the melee.
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Boollig Arno
Remtecky
Peewhia
Ciaalusti
Jun
Ila
Apeela
Commerik Tribune
Mount Varnosy
Langford
Ariog
Severn
Fera
Langfords
Kling
Dangerona
Wilton Millia
Langtords
Ehootig
Partielpstta
Sherif Rouben Multina
Gisninge
Uae
Fred
UCI
Mary Ateery
Wren
Willan Hines
Rich Klondike gold ledge described near the Dome
A Yukon ledge near The Dome on the Klondike river is reported as 14 inches wide and 36 feet deep, with rich quartz carrying substantial gold. Early testing notes limited by lack of dynamite, warning that proper explosives would be needed to fully develop the pockets before spring. Mealy Cadaby Mining firm has secured control of two properties.
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Klumdlice
Pevidventare
Montaly
Klondike
Yukon River
Slavin
Pogile
Traple
Metky Ove Af Cne
Sippon Yusen Kitsha Steamship Company
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Vidorudo Creek
Skhookum Gulch
Mealy-Cadaby Mining Company
Still Unburied Durrant Body May Be Buried At Sea
The Durrant family seeks to bury Theodore Durrant at sea amid delays by the Odd Fellows crematory Los Angeles institution and Cypress Lawn. A possible lawsuit looms to compel disposition before Wednesday to avoid post mortem exam, with parents hoping to honor their son's request.
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Durranc
San Braccisco
Theotore Durracy
Ati
Odd Fellows
Los Angeles
Cypress Lawn
Durrantolka
Convicted Killer Adler Gets Ten Year Sentence In Jackson County
In Kansas City Missouri Adler, a white man, was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for murder in the second degree. The verdict marked the first such conviction of a white man for killing a negro in Jackson County. Adler did not claim self defense. Various brief notices from New York to Cincinnati describe combatants, injuries, and local incidents including a fatal shooting and a police pursuit.
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Anegro
New York
Wahahington
Copin
Hivina
Frederick Funston
Funston Tecos
Gen
Gareta
Mrtiers
Hiraweit
Centervile
Inn
W. Lire
Miystic
Centerville
Bushnell Inaugurated Amid Unrest and Parade
In Columbus Ohio on June 1 the inaugural events drew crowds and arrivals from counties and cities. Governor Bushnell began a second term with a brief address as banners, decor and cheers filled the statehouse grounds. A parade followed with spectators and dignitaries, including Hanna supporters, while two men were injured when a wheel failed on a gate.
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Ubiu
Columbus
Bowdnell
Hanna
Mishnel
Theela'e House
Supreme Court
Tip Crawda
Avery Gral
Fipk
State House
Honnn
Wincere
Hones
Falintu
Ardahle
Bushnell
Braknell
Tippecanoe Club
Clere- Snod
McKinson
Winoa
Cleveland
Forbert Reynolds
Newark
Uaroy Shutts
Major grain elevator sale shocks Toledo firm
Two thirds of the firm Paddock Hodge & Co sold to Justice A Bowman. The deal includes the Miami maize mill and a 1 090000 bushel capacity elevator complex plus a string of 20 elevators on the Clover Leaf route. The price exceeds 300000. Also mentioned are the produce exchange and related assets.
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Hnous
Toledo
Jin
Paddock
James Hodge
Paddock, Hodge & Co
Jusice A. Bowman
Ohio
Lodiovan
Pine
Dusloewn Ud Good Ik
Trade mark case opinion guards brand name rights
The United States Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York issued an opinion on December 23 in The Honetter Company v Sommers and Joseph. The decision upholds protection of the Theorietatatea trade mark and cautions against fraud or misrepresentation to steal public goodwill built over decades. The ruling emphasizes equity powers to stop infringement and to grant remedies when fraud invades the owner’s rights.
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United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of
New York
Townsend
Honetter Company
Isaac Sommers
Louie Joseph
Hoatetter Company
Court of Equity
Maeneus
Iriver
Honaly
Feld
Equity
Louie
Hanna Wins Senate Seat in Ohio Legislature Vote
Ohio voters yesterday elected Hanna to the senate for a two month term. If McKinle is re elected, Hanna would move to the full presidential term, with Hanna’s current term ending March. He faced factional Republican opposition but secured a decisive victory despite internal party strife in Toledo.
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Jat
Ohio
Senate
Lf McKinle
Hanna
Hanna Haa
Ohio Republicans
Star
Toledo
Kurtz
Ator Wann
Ohio Republican Usk
Mygainy Ie
Prsidents
van Kurtz
Ajnee
Nppes
With
Garrard
Drostee
Garraay
Bec Dbelog
Nn Dodge
Cleveland
McKinson
Dodge Isa Peizh Haenoe
Au Usuna
Dedeee Nenmtora
Mra Dodge
Han
Bouhter
Aboené
Cramer
J. K. Rodgers
Cautor Hanna
John Little
Charles Kinney
Northwar
Burton
Rodgers
Honou Vio
Tod
Bramley
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United States
North Pole
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Long
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Weyler
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Syninay
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Pawnee
Abe
CIA
Tome
Alee
Meamer Oceanic Vow
China
Sweden
Norway
Oscar
Washington
East
Joseph HF. Carr
Woathington
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
WW. H. Morrison
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Chisago
Parrish Johnson
William Putnam
Contee City
Wash
Joliet
Farry
Charmerie
New Orleans
Lown
Trubbard
Mahoning Valley
Bamilton
Loren A. Tmreton
Shawnee
Thutte
Mont
Patrick A. Largey
State Savings Bank
Thomas Rhoy
Maud
Turing
Wiliam Tindlay
Mt. Vernon
John Lawrence
Burlington
England
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Cougan
Rothvchilds
Yukon
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WW. Newman
All Prime Court
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Hla Recovery
Wan Dowbs
Louis
Lowla
New Orleana
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Chion
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Great Britain
Seth Divrena
Rlot
Hlself
Suares
Mexico
Tudue
Pregee
Thomas W. Tse
Dars
Phibidelpein
General Tee
Somerale
Creston
Minds Tretvas
Mexted
Tavung
Santinga de Cuban
Manzanillo
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Gav. Jones
Arknosos
Erama Whittington
Multia
Nansen
Polar
Klondine
Ows
Pashington
Misa Prances Alger
Secretary of War
Cootes Dike
Chicago
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Post
Pater
Chirengo
Deléworthy
Ilong
St. Bernard
Newfoundland
Doga
Oberlin M. Carter
Regilar Uray
Savenandy
Batavia
Amboyna
Moluven Islands
Treasury Department
Parmington
Ark
Tur State Bank of
Elmwood, Jr
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Oregon Nunrond & Nuyliga- Hon Co
Allen
Dayiq' Epoach
Kouse
HNL
Aurther
Moldigns
Donyilie
Dol
Dearmead
Dom
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Ag Basta Toro Bilter
Wow Unin Chalrgyo Causon
Cowie
Jecate
Thomas Moore
Harper
Kan
Thomas E. Moore
Hin Sermen
Baptist Church
Moore
Salvathan Army
Haynes
Tree of Duty
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Augusta Nach
Martin N
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Bath Rubber
Wood
Penn
Atrte
Auburn
Gourt
Coulee City
Wueb
William Purnoim
Waterville
Innelele
Johnson
Cincinnati
Robert Moran
Ed Diehm
Diehrm
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Robert F. Gudgeon
Nenioon
Eighteenth
Johnson Streets
le Salle Street
Kod
Lyon
Moga
Seth C. Lipp
Aoouao
Megars
Dittenhofer, Lauterbach & Lamburger
Cornelius Mere
PenHeld
Winte Department
Derg
Ted Homtet
Axotmar Care
Wy Hall
FJ. Chaney & Co
Propa
BJ. Cheney
Laa
Lusmnese Brank
Weat &Truax
Tolado
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Voleda
Aly
All Druggita
Uall
Fanly Pyle
Chicago Daily News
Lane
B& Jacobs Oil
Ynstead
Hood
Pallettin
Canada
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
V. Movin
Detroit
Mtoe
Mungerford
Albice
Leon Milan
P.O
Ha Geta
Washington, Jan
J. Johnson
God
Bivamer
Victoria
H.C
Orent State
Tovey
Rainy Shan
Breamsong
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