Nomtewest Condensed Dakota Politicians Seek Convention President
A list of candidates for president of the constitutional convention includes Col John J Jolly Judge Carson H A Humphrey Judge A J Edgerton and others from Brown Marshall Sanborn and Lawrence counties. Also noted are eight or more delegates and possible presiding figures from various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edgerton
Mitchell
F. Brett
Brown County
William Cook
Marshall County
TH. van Tassell
Sanborn County
C. R. Westcott
Wisconsin Blueberries and State Developments
Wisconsin reports a poor blueberry shipment year due to spring fires and frosts. Governor Hoard spoke at a public farmer meeting in La Crosse. Arney Anderson of Rush River is insane and sent to Mendota asylum. Fuller & Johnson sue Nlavenal Bros. for hay rake patent infringements valued at $250000 with broader enforcement planned. La Crosse man H Bourg dies by hanging over money loss. A murder verdict finds Louis Burke not insane. retrial scheduled. Albert Lea holds first college commencement. Duluth brakeman K W Garrett killed in a car coupling accident. Red Wing reports improved city sanitary inspection results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Hoard
County Farmers’ Association
Rush River
Arney Anderson
Mendota
Madison
United States
Fuller & Johnson Manufacturing Company
Nlavenal Bros
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
John Dodd
Dayton
Ohio
Ihuti
H. Bourg
Ashland
Louis Burke
Alex Montgomery
Montgomery
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Albert Lea College
Duluth
K. W. Garrett
Duluth and
Iron Range
Eudin Station
Red Wing
Board of Health
Wisconsin Waits
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Company
Rt. Ainslee
G. A. Campbell
A. A. Allen
Chicago and Great Western Railroad Company
Chicago
Mawthorne
Phillips
Trenton
Cady Creek
Vierce
Diverse Minnesota notes on gas leases and public events
The report lists O. C. Olson farm gas wells with a 21 year lease and options, lessees S Lee Davis R M Todd T V Knotwold and John P Hovland, operations to begin. It covers millers meeting in Moorhead, a death of a two week old baby in Mankato, counterfeit money in Morris, and various regional incidents from Warroad to Grand Forks and beyond, including train accidents, church conventions, and university events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Loa
O. C. Olson
S. Lee Davis
St. Paul
R. M. Todd
T.V. Knotwold
John P. Hovland
Minnesota
Moorhead
North Dakota
Mankato
William L. Dunn
Poplar Street
Morris
Waribault
Episcopal Convention
New York
Kedney
D. K
C.D. Andrews
J. A. Gilfillen
Graves
J. Atwater
E. T. Wilder
Mr. Leghtner
Haldbrook
Minneapolis
George Johnson
Becker County
Fourth Street
Thirteenth Avenue South
Omaha
Astern
Minnesota Railway
Duluth
Duluth Limited
Wixpom
Minn
G. A. R. Association
Philo Hawes
Luverne
Rogers Denies Involvement in Cronin Committee
Jas J. Rogers of Brooklyn denies he was a member of any committee to try or condemn Dr Cronin or that such a committee ever existed to his knowledge.
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Shese
Cronin
London
Clanna-Gael Committee
Dr. Cronin
James J. Rogers
Brooklyn
N. Y
P. A. O'Doyle
Pittston
Christopher
Byrnes
Saxonville
Mass
John D. McMahon
Rome
N.Y
Rogers
New York
Jas, J. Rogers
Autonomy Pact Comment and New U S Consuls Named
Washington June 17 The president announced consular appointments Wakefield G Frye consular general Halifax Joseph A Leonard Shanghai Zachary T Sweeny Constan tinople Oliver TI Dockery Rio de Janeiro Oliver H Simons St Petersburg Geo W Roosevelt Brussels Levi W Brown Glasgow The Samoan Conference ended satisfactorily to the three treaty powers preserving island autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wakefield G. Frye
Maine
United States
Halifax
Joseph A. Leonard
Minnesota
Shanghai
Zachary T. Sweeny
Indiana
Constantinople
Oliver TI. Dockery
North Carolina
Rio de Janeiro
Oliver H. Simons
Colorado
St. Petersburg
Geo. W. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Brussels
Levi W. Brown
Ohio
Glasgow
Samoan treaty signed with joint German US control
The Samoa agreement has been signed after American delegates dropped major objections. It establishes autonomous Samoan administration under joint German and American control with England as arbitrator. Samoa will elect a king and viceroy, form a senate and people’s chamber, and levy duties while Germans receive indemnity for losses. A land-court and coaling stations are planned, with native self-rule preserved pending Senate ratification in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herllin
Germany
America
England
Longpon
The
Daily News
Phelps
New York
Berlin
Malietoa
United States
Senate
Samoa Islands
Great Britain
Trade Review Shows Steady Improvement In Iron And Wool
R G Dun & Co reports a continuing improvement in iron and steel and woollen sectors with higher prices and larger transaction volumes. Export merchandise increases offset by large gold shipments abroad about 3.5 million dollars. May exports of breadstuffs cotton provisions and oil up 12 1 2 percent from last year. Crop reports largely encouraging with some rain shortages prompting minor market moves. US and Canada business failures total 250 for the past seven days, up from 225 and 215 the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
New York
United States
Canada
Salt union unlikely as outside competition undermines pricing
W R Burt cites salt price drop from 60 to 52 cents to outside producers targeting strong markets. He denies intent to force manufacturers into a union and notes high plant prices block any union. An anti Jesuit convention in Toronto drew about 6000 delegates from Ontario and Quebec with Cava leading opening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Salt Union
East Saginaw
Mich
W. R. Burt
The
Salt Association
Toroonto
Ontario
Quebec
Cava
Exoneration in Rochester Probe and Mille Lacs Incident
Grand Jury clears Dr Bowers in Rochester investigation. Sabin divorce case hints at fraud. Mille Lacs troubles described as drunken Indian brawl. Magnusen alive and unhurt after erroneous fatal reports. Gen Ruger dispatches troops. Mora reports one casualty, initial claims likely inflated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bowers
Rochester
St. Paul
Magnusen
Mille Lacs
Mya
Ruger
Washington
Eneral
Col. R. Williams
Chicago
Mora Station
Mille Lac Reservation
Merriam
Fort Snelling
Stouch
Mora
Mille Lacs scare looms as Indians threaten whites
Reports from Mora and surrounding towns describe growing Indian unrest at Mille Lacs lake. A white courier relayed that Snake River Indians may drive settlers from the lake that night, with chiefs calling for trials and possible hangings. Troops and reporters faced rough roads as they moved toward the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille Lacs
Mora
Minn
Mille Lacs Lake
Indian
Snake River
James Chesley
Stouch
Ile
Magnusen
St. Cloud
Northwestern travelers hold three day reunion and more
The snippet notes a large three day reunion of Northwestern traveling men in Litchfield with many arrivals and expected large attendance. It also mentions an old soldiers reunion at an unspecified hall and various regional notices from Rochester Duluth Faribault and other towns. Separate items report ill health of Senator Daniels in Rochester and Duluth theater opening by Rose Coghlan on October 2.
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Depar Ramins
Iowa
Richmond
Ovington
Marion
Oyington
Minor
Chicago Board
Brriday
Barto
Alex Wilkins
Litchfield
Northwestern
Rochester
Daniels
Duluth
Rose Coghlan
Market Prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards
Latest market prices list cattle and sheep. Prices show good to choice ripe corn fed steers around 4.25 to 4.50, native steers 22.15 to 54.50, cows and mixed at 1 to 2.53, feeders 2.30 to 3.15, calves varied. Sheep include good to choice shearling muttons around 3.50, lambs near 3.50 to 4.20, mixed at 1.10 to 4.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Union
Chicago Live Stock Prices Brief Trade Report
Chicago market quotes show cattle and sheep values across categories. Cows and stackers range around 3.50 to 4.70 per head, with heavy packing sheep and lambs noted and porkers priced per head in the 2.00 to 4.70 range.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livy Stock Prices Report
Cattle good to choice corn fed sold from 3.90 to 4.10 per unit with common to medium at 3.25 and higher grade stockers and feeding steers at 3 AO. Cows range from 4.10 to 4.15 with mixed quality at 3.44 to 4.05. Sheep demand strong with good to choice muttons at 3.75 to 4.00 and lighter stock around 2.50 to 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wheat Prices Strengthen on Cash Market in Chicago
Wheat remains firmer in Chicago cash trading with values around 804c and 789-16 for December and July contracts. Flax seed remains steady near $1.54 per bushel while miscellaneous notes show July cash activity and unsettled figures.
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Chicago
The Worst Case of Scrofula Cured By Cuticura
A purchaser reports a severe scrofula case cured using five bottles of Cuticura Resolvent Cuticurea soap and Cuticura. The claim comes from Taylor St. Taylor of Frankfort Kansas in a trial complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor S'Taylor
Frankfort
Kan
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