Berretta Conferred on Cardinal Satolli in Baltimore Cathedral
In Baltimore at the cathedral Cardinal Satolli received the papal berretta from Cardinal Gibbons in a grand ceremony attended by bishops archbishops and dignitaries from across the country. Archbishop Kain delivered the sermon as the pope sent congratulations and apostolic benediction to all present.
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Markets See Wheat and Livestock Movements Across Centers
Chicago reports wheat prices for January and May futures with modest gains. Minneapolis oats and barley hold, while pork and lard show steady to firm tones. Saint Paul notes hog receipts and higher butcher cattle demand. Chicago hogs steady to 5 cents higher, cattle steady and unchanged overall.
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Immured and disbarred in contempt case against Root
Valley City North Carolina January 7 Judge Rose sentenced Herbert Root state enforcement league attorney to thirty days in jail and a $200 fine He is disbarred from practicing in his district No appeal time allowed and the case may go to the supreme court The case drew wide interest over the state and may influence future contempt rulings Root’s zeal to close illegal liquor operations made him unpopular with some Prohibition forces may support his election to the legislature to oppose Acee’s bid for re election as judge
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N. C
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Rose
Supreme Court
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Wrangle Over Water Works Seizes City Control
Huron Iowa January 7 the city marshal has taken possession of the water works. Mayor Myers ordered locks moved from the old city well and pump and new city locks installed. The plant custodian refused to surrender keys and locks were removed by force. The council plans to meet that night to decide further action.
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Residence of John Crotty Burned in Jasper
A Jasper Minnesota house belonging to John Crotty caught fire last night. The occupants fled in their night clothes to escape the blaze as the temperature dropped to 20 degrees below zero.
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Jasper
Buried in a Mine at Battle Mountain
Victor Colorado January 7 nine men were trapped in a cave in at the Anta Lee mine of the Portland company on Battle mountain and are believed dead based on the report from the site.
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Vanderbilt Belmont Wedding Planned for January Eight
The World reports Mrs William K Vanderbilt and Oliver Belmont to wed on Wednesday January 8 in New York. Acquaintances say the date is the one chosen for the marriage.
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William K. Vanderbilt
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Fire Destroys Central Hotel in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania the Central hotel burned early today. Firemen rescued many guests but one firefighter was killed when a wall collapsed during the blaze.
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Rexelle
Altoona
Minnesota News Highlights From Stuckey Case To Gas Find
Minnesota coverage reports A C H Stuckey being held to the grand jury for bank issues and president M O Hall’s suspected knowledge of the teller’s flight. Renville reports a gas strike at 265 feet with a gas outburst, fire, and rapid subsidence. Other items note deaths, accidents, and business updates in St Cloud Montevideo and beyond, including official reappointments by Gov Clough.
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State Bank of Duluil
M. O. Hall
Tuckey
Renville
Werden & Schmidt
M. H. Smith
Hutchinson
Gerhard, Starr & Co
St. Cloud
J. Demeules
George R. Newell & Co
Webster Gray
Great Northern Railway
Notable Minnesota Notables and Trials in One Week
Obituary for J. R. Shipp of Moore’s Prairie. Reports of a large Southern Minnesota Poultry exhibit in Winona January 13 to 18 with over 100 fancy owls from La Crosse breeders and notable prizes. Mention of Chippewa nations opposing the Towne pine land bill and a Gilmer arrest in Cokato for carnal incident. Court actions in Mankato over E C Burdick & Co. assets and liens of $22,000, plus a fatal assault by John Prokop near Winoa. Barn fire at Brownsdale and a wagon accident injuring Hubert Meyer. Read of Plainview improvements and a new water system.
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Moore’s Prairie
Cokato
Southern Minnesota Poultry Association
Winona
la Crosse
A Gilmer
Hammerstein
Lucy Caffery
Gilmer
Mankato
Caldwell
Richards
E. C. Burdick Company
C. Combs
Lief Spapestone Bpanty
Op Oo
Plainview
John Prokop
Michael Prokop
Michael
E. C. Burdick & Co
C. J. Rockwood
Minneapolis
Burdick
Fire destroys J. H. Stephan building at New Prague
Friday reports say the J. H. Stephan building at New Prague was destroyed by fire and Stephan cremated. The origin remains a mystery. Also listed: Bonn child dies of scarlet fever in Montevideo with fears of an epidemic. Glenwood druggists denied license leaving town without a drug store. Morrow becomes secretary treasurer of Glenwood Manufacturing. Le Sueur county awards court house contract to Gartner & Dolan for 38000. G A Titus, father of M E Titus of Montevideo bank, dies at 76. C Combs dies at Pipestone, funeral by Odd Fellows after 49 years membership.
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New Prague
B. O. Bonn
Montevideo
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Glenwood
Morrow
Hayward
Glenwood Manufacturing Company
le Sueur County
le Sueur Center
Gartner & Dolan
G. A. Titus
M.e.titus
Citizens’ State Bank of
Burglars Loot Lyman Bros Safe and Flour at Excelsior
Burglars opened the Lyman Bros. safe at Excelsior, taking $24 in cash and a large quantity of flour with no trace of the thieves. In Fergus Falls the Norden hall opened with a banquet attended by 135 people. Winsted dedicated a new town hall with Hon. W. H. Eustis delivering the oration. An explosion at Glenoe injured a man’s eye and a hand, while Berggren and a companion were found at Stillwater as Godfrey N. Berggren and wife. Fire modestly saved Two Harbors barbershop, though furniture suffered slight damage. A. C. Mathews of Lake Benton, a longtime private banker, made an assignment. Jens Otmem named as nearly sole assignee, with liabilities and assets not yet known.
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Excelsior
Norden Hall
Fergus Falls
St. Paul
Becka
Stillwater
St. Paul House
Godfrey N. Dallis
Berggren
F. W. Walker
Two Harbors
A. C. Mathews
Lake Benton
Jens Otmem
Sioux City
Conflagration, wells and losses across Minnesota towns
Fire devastates Faso cash store in Blooming Prairie as flames threaten surrounding buildings. Le Sueur reports artesian well flowing over 600 gallons per minute. Blooming Prairie merchant N S Goodrich assigns to Warren C Holmes. John Crotty residence burned. occupants fled in night clothes. Thermometer shows 20 below zero. Mrs. Smith escape from Anoka to Fergus Falls and walk to Minneapolis. joined by brother D L Fife. frozen hands and feet. Kittel Bergan dies crossing railroad tracks in Renville County. four children survive including Dr Bergan of Sacred Heart.
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Faso
le Sueur
N. S. Goodrich
Warren C.holmes
Austin
John Crotty
Jasper
Pipestone County
Andrew Smith
Anoka
Fergus Falls
Minneapolis
D. L. Fife
Kittel Bergan
Renville’ County
Dr. Bergan of
Sacred Heart
Fires Ravage Towns and Homes in Delano and Sibley
Fire destroyed the residence of L N Maxfield in Delano while he attended church. The building valued at 1200 with partial contents saved. both buildings insured. Eckerman Bros at Sibley lost their building and stock in a blaze causing about 8000 loss, insured 1500. A two story frame building beside the Eckerman block burned and several other structures damaged. total losses near 5000. A Nobles county man attempted to shoot himself over liquor but was saved by a bystander. George Carew, owner of the Ibley Gazette, died at 70. A Swedish Mission church parsonage in Rush City burned. family and contents saved. loss 1000 to 1500, insured 400 in Milwaukee Mechanics. Fire due to a defective kitchen flue.
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Delano
Maxfield
Eckerman , Bros
Sibley
Freeport
Eckerman
McManus
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Faragher
George Carew
Mr. Carew
Ibley Gazette
Rush City
Milwaukee
House Passes Bonds Bill After Holiday Session
Washington reports the House approved the bonds bill 170 to 136 before adjourning for New Year’s, with 47 Republicans opposing. The measure allows 3 percent coin bonds redeemable after five years and payable in fifteen, while preserving the 1878 greenback policy. $20 debt certificates up to $50 million are authorized to cover temporary deficits.
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Senate Reorganization Scramble Shifts Power in Washington
The Senate reorganizes committees with Republicans gaining control by a 30 to 28 vote as Populists abstain except Kyle. Debates pit Democrats led by Gorman and Harris against the new alliance, while Mitchell Hoar Allison and Chandler defend the move and assign blame for future legislation. Lodge cites Monroe Doctrine in closing remarks.
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Senate action quotes on wool duties and armor inquiry
Washington reports a two hour senate session with Mitchell on McKinley wool duties. A naval affairs price investigation into ship armor is ordered. Sherman backs reestablishing the gold reserve and Elkins seeks bond sale transparency while Hill defends current stance. Nelson urges higher duties amid financial strains.
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Senate Debates Bond Issue Advertising in Washington
In Washington on January 4 the senate held a heated session over bond financing with Mr Sherman and Mr Elkins sparring over immediate public advertisement of bonds. A roll call passed the motion to proceed, six members voting no. Debates touched on Sherman era contracts and personal exchanges among senators. The day ended with adjournment and promise that tariff and bond measures would be ready Tuesday.
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Elkins
West Virginia
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Hoar
Teller
Morrill
Finance Committee
Minnesota Bank Report Highlights State and National Banks
State Bank Examiner M. D. Kenyon publishes a report on the condition of state and national banks in St. Paul Minneapolis and Duluth as of December 13. Bicycler saves a train in Spain when a freight car runaway derailed near Lerida but caused only minor injuries and damage.
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State Superintendent of Banks
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