White Star shifts to Friday sailings in old superstitions jolt
A New York April 25 report notes the White Star Line will start sailing Cymric on alternate Fridays defying Friday superstition once feared as dangerous. The piece also covers a Cleveland suicide in jail, a Pottsville powder plant disaster killing four, a Westfield fire causing $20,000 damage, and a Missouri election renomination of Champ Clark. Also listed is a Brown County probate notice for Henry Neemann estate with final account hearing set for May 22.
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New York
White Star Line
Cymric
Fiee
Weefield
N. C
Westfield
Crowell
John White
Crandall
Petition to Sell Ward's Real Estate in Brown County
Minnesota probate notice reports guardian Mary Kral asking for license to sell real estate for the benefit of minors Henry, Clara, Mary, Anna, Franciska, Wenzel, and Bertha Kral. Hearing set May 16 at 1 a.m. in New Ulm Probate Office. publication to run three weeks in New Ulm Review.
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New Ulm
Brown
Minnesota
Louis G. Voest
Brown County
Minn
New Ulin
State of Minnesota
County of
Henry Kral
Clara Kral
Mary B. Kral
Anna M. Kral
Franciska Kral
Wenzel J. Kral
Bertha Kral
Mary Kral
New Uim
Said
Ming
S. A. Guorge
Spalding Outlines Plan For National Baseball Court
A G Spalding proposes a centralized supreme baseball court to govern professional play. He envisions elected delegates from leagues, a chairman with executive power, and the court settling disputes and appointing umpires. Territorial rights would be regulated while salaries and club procedures stay outside its direct scope.
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A. G. Spalding Han
National League
Supreme Baseball Court
Spalding
Trade With Canada Tops U S Exports In 1901 Press
The Commercial Relations of 1901 report shows the United States dominates Canadian trade, with Canada as the top customer after Britain and Germany. Consul General Bittinger notes U S Canada commerce surpasses South America and Central America, urging tariff policy to avoid hindering domestic manufacturers. Canada’s imports total $161.24 million, with U S imports at $110.49 million, up $0.60 million.
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United States
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Great Britain
Dominion
Canada
Germany
Bittinger
Montreal
South America
Central America
Mexico
West Indies
Africa
Asia
Keller Meets President in Paraffin of Dialogue at White House
Miss Helen Keller, deaf mute and blind, spoke with President Roosevelt in the White House red parlor with Miss Sullivan interpreting. The president demonstrated direct speech by placing his lips to her fingers as she conveyed his story of Archie Roosevelt’s rabbit catch.
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Helen Keller
Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
White House
Miss Keller
Red Parlor
Miss Sullivan
Fourth Prize Counting Contest Promises Large Cash Payouts
A newspaper notice explains how counting dots in the fourth prize contest yields chances to win up to 5078 dollars in cash. It urges participants to register counts, form clubs or count individually to earn entry into large cash prizes, including 1000 and 600 dollar awards, while noting benefits seen by farmers paying debts and mortgages.
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Nors
Gol Weerigg
Dot
Imcheong
Prize contest funds received by mint bank in 1902
United States Depository records show First National Bank Minneapolis on April 22 1902 received five thousand seventy eight dollars from the Minnesota Tribune Co to be paid to prize winners Robt Pratt Joe Foss and Albert Doltenmayer as judges of a contest vouchers and property certificates noted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Tribune Co
Pratt
J.oe Foss
Albert Doltenmayer
First National Bank
Brerben
App
Farmer's Tribune Markets and Serial Stories Highlight
The Twice-a-Week Tribune bills itself as a busy reader's paper published Tuesdays and Fridays with short stories a serial part, fashions and illustrations, and premier market reports. It emphasizes affordability and frequent issues for the modern reader.
Farmers Tribune Permits Count Registration Contest
Instructions warn readers to submit a count with clear name and address and state if subscribing to The Farmers Tribune. Contests limit counts per remittance, forbid Minneapolis or St Paul participants, and require counts and remittance in one envelope. The title closes Thursday May 7 at 1 pm with receipts sent by mail.
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Parmerw’ Tribune
Alinneaolis
Farmers’ ‘Tribune
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tribune
Winners in Our Other Dot Contests
Winners in our other dot contests include recipients from diverse locales and occupations. The event named Caxt Kautwen clerk and Rothexy Berghuis farmer were among top finishers, with scores noted and recognitions given at a Western city graduation ceremony in Cyton, Wisconsin.
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Sara
Wee
Rothexy
Berghuis
Ghiaie
Aduate
Cyton
Wis
Sa Eas Eres
Denies Peers Are Gentlemen in The Ancestor Article
The Ancestor, a London quarterly, prints Sir George Sitwell’s view that a gentleman is a free man whose ancestors were free, not defined by gilded status. He claims about 20 percent of British peers are not gentlemen.
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Genesropical Quarterly of
London
Sir George Sitwell
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