Editors Tour Duluth Iron Range Trade Mission
A train excursion of editors travels from Duluth to Two Harbors Eveleth and Freierh visiting ore docks, pay dirt mines, and the Duluth Commercial Club banquet. Highlights include a large ore output, modern docks, and talks by city officials and industry leaders about iron ore shipping and range development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rosevear
Port Arthur
Fort William
Duluth
Eveleth
Two Harbors
Commercial Club
James Coggswell
Two
Lake Country
Coggswell
Twn Harbors
Eveh Indy
Wm. Weese
Dott. Mayes
St. Louie
T. W. Hugo
A. L. Preston
Hugo
R. C. Mitchell
Duluth Tribunal
Joseph Leicht
Association
C. C. Baldwin
P. V. Collins
Northwestern Agriculturist
H. P. Hall
United States
Union
Iron Range
Duluth & Inn Range
Duluth, Mesabn & Northern
Frelerh
Big Payall
Great
United States Steel Trust
Minnesota
Superior
Hood Sesson
St. Paul
Wm. Askin
Northwest Transportation Company
Sarnia
J. Mi
Runnings
Great Rthern Railway
Albert TL. Preston
Joseph G. Miller
Two Marhore
James Cogswell
James A. Butchart
Hotel St. Louis
Gieorge Smith
Ira W. Ponte
Evéleth
Preston
Duluth Commercial Club
College of Mines
State University
Interesting Little Bits From Historical Figures
A patchwork of facts and figures spans tobacco farming in Ireland, pineapple juice yields, London weather forecasts, Vesuvius danger zones, German land in Central America, elephant deaths in India, London voter registration, British statutes, Law Reports, US to Canada immigration, St Paul's Cathedral funding, Russian forestry, and Japanese silk cushions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
London
Mount Vesuvius
Germany
Central America
India
Canada
United States
Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
US Reports Cuba Occupation Achievements and Reforms
Washington reports from the war department bureau detail Cuba during military rule from July 1898 to May 1902. Highlights include creation of sixteen custom houses, tariff adjustments, over 300 post offices, a finance department, provincial treasurers, widespread schools, telegraph and road works, sewer systems, harbor improvements, and a near balance of revenues and expenditures. Clear titles passed to Cuba. native officers took over many departments.
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Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
United States
Cuba
Sus
United States Army
Wallention
United States Signal Corps
Republic of Cuba
Justice and Public Instruction
New Republic
Vubcan
Parson's College Fire Destroys Fairfield Institution
Ottumwa Iowa August 20 fire of unknown origin ytaken a Presbyterian college founded in 1875 at Fairfield. Loss estimated at 50000 with half covered by insurance. Independent coal price update notes anthracite coal at 11 dollars per ton in Omaha with dealers limiting orders to small quantities for immediate delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows College
Ottumwa
Parson's College
Fairfield
Omaha
Neb
Roosevelt Addresses Hartford Backed Reciprocal Trade With Cuba
President Roosevelt told 5 000 Hartford Coliseum listeners that the United States must establish reciprocal trade relations with Cuba and that the obligation will be met soon. The speech, part of a New England tour, outlined the administration insular policy and praised post Spanish war gains while urging progress for American possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
United States
Cuba
Roosevelt
Coliseum
Givin
Senate
New England
America
Man Dies After Eating 50 Ears of Corn
A Wis targeting farmer near Trempealeau dies after consuming 50 roasting ears over a day. He ate 24 at dinner, 15 at supper, then 11 more at night, waking in agony before his death observed by his wife. The report notes the unusual cause linked to extreme corn consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Wisnona
William Hafner
Trempelean
Wis
Hafner
Expensive Guard Strains Anthracite District
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports that the coal and iron police guarding the district quads up to 5000 guards across five counties. Companies have spent about 1.8 million dollars to employ them with food and lodging provided. Commissions granted by Gino Stone at Harrisburg cost four dollars each, splitting two dollars to the state and two to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Gino. Stone
Harrisburg
Will of Mrs Charles Fair Disburses Estate to Heirs
San Francisco Aug 22 The will of Mrs Charles Fair now with Attorneys Knight and Heggerty leaves an estate including cash real property and railroad and government bonds valued around 3000 100 after family provisions the remainder goes to her husband with heirs to receive shares if relatives forego claims. Aeronaut injured at Danville Illinois fair L A Sartell of Fairwell Michigan parachute fails after balloon release fall of 1200 feet massive leg fractures may recover. Wisconsin women to vote for state and county superintendents Ballots to reflect separate female voting rights per Attorney General Hicks. Detroit Andrews sentenced to 15 years hard labor for misappropriating funds of wrecked City Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Fair
Knight and Heggerty
Danville
L. A. Sartell
Fairwell
Mich
Sartell
Cairo
Tili
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Hicks
Freel
Andirewa
Detroit
Murphy
Recorder's Court
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Jackson
Prairie schooner trip ends in Danbury from Arkansas
John W. Black and his family completed a 1,500 mile journey in a prairie schooner from Booneville Arkansas to Danbury Connecticut, arriving after three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Black
Danbury, Conn
Arkansas
Danbury
The
Herald
Booneville
Ark
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Chamber of Convene
Minneapel
Board of Trade
Metaliera
Chica
Stoke
Provisiona
BCL
Elgene A. Ppefferle
LLM
Coe
Ottomeyer Block
Koch
Belgium
Brussels
Toer
Botha
de Wet
Delarey
Holland
Treasury
Denton
Joseph Barnum
Hartford Sunday Journal
Trempetes Wis
Ruth
Henry Goede
Pamily Groups
Wheeler & Wilson
Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Ill
Fersate
Ur Forster Brothers
New
Uta
Miss
Schell
Telephone
Una
Myx
Siebert Bros., Carpenters and Builders
Washington and
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