International Live Stock Show opens with new Coliseum
The International Live Stock Show opens this year with a new Coliseum to be completed and used for the first time. Aimed at superior display, the event promises to surpass prior years. Professor Herbert W. Munford notes that breeders and buyers will benefit, guiding live stock improvement and market types. Low excursion rates from the Pacific Northwest via the North Western Line, with scenic tours and an illustrated booklet available for 4 cents in stamps. For full details contact W. I. Kniskern, M., 218 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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Herbert W. Munford
Iinoia
Pacific Northwest
Chicago & North-Western Fy
Chicago
Kniskern, M
Jackson Boulevard
Rates To Pacific Coast Cut $15.00 Travel Fare
Rates to the Pacific Coast drop to $15.00 with the Minneapolis and St. Louis offering daily one way tickets to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland and other western and northwestern points from September 16. Tickets priced $1.00 below ordinary fare. Through tourist cars to California twice daily. Agents Tortall Pera or A B Cutts, GP, T A, Minneapolis, Minn.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
California
Tortall Pera
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Mian
An Only Daughter Cured of Consumption
An old medical claim states Dr H James cured his only child of consumption using herbs from Calcutta. The doctor offers the recipe free in exchange for two two cent stamps, promising relief from sweats and nausea and a quick cold remedy, with address for response.
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Dasth
H. James
Addreys Craddook & CO
Kaco St
Philadelphia
Only the German Emperor Can Buy Morocco Crisis
London press notes ten days to Algeciras conference as alarmist mood rises in London Paris Berlin. Russia’s internal strife and worker unrest add to tension while Moret’s pacific stance and U.S.–France-Germany maneuvers loom. German opinion shows unease as Yellow press and bankers seek calm after the emperor’s New Year message to generals.
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London
Morocco
Algeciras
Paris
Berlin
Russia
Moret
Pacific
Washington
France
Germany
Ibis
Algerias
Messrs. White
Gummere
Roosevelt
Algerciras
William SI
Drainage bill aims to reclaim Minnesota lands
Washington Jno 8 a bill proposes to devote proceeds from the sale of public lands in Minnesota to reclamation of swamp and overflowed lands. Rep Halvor Steenerson says the measure would place Minnesota on par with arid states by funding drainage and irrigation projects from public land receipts.
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Washington
Jno
Minnesota
Halvor Steenerson
Maleiliwin
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
United States
Not True Breckinridge Rumor On Edmunds Body
Not True Wahpeton report says Rev T M Edmunds body drowned in the river has not been found. A river ice cutting crew and a Minneapolis diver searched the bed near the opening and nearby sections for two weeks, then abandoned the hunt until spring.
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Wahpeton
N. D
Breckinridge
T. M. Edmunds
Minneapolis
Mr. Edmunds
Still Gutting Logs in Minneapolis District Output
F.G. Winston, surveyor general of logs and lumber for the second district, filed a report with the governor. The year saw 5,372,693 logs sawn into 437,907,490 feet. mills produced 486,066,780 feet of logs and 641,671,924 feet of lumber, plus 34,587,250 shingles and 110,074,000 joints. A transfer of 125,714,000 feet of logs moved through, with Minneapolis handling the largest business volume.
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Minneapolis
Jan
F.G. Winston
Mississippi River Territory
Mintaapalis
Widespread Minnesota Notices of Deaths and Developments
A sweep of brief items from St Paul to Red Wing reports sudden deaths in Minneapolis and Duluth, court actions, bids for roadwork, railway operations, and local incidents. Notable mentions include Henry Beck death, capital bond issues, gas price at $1.05, a fire at Hirshfield wallpaper store, and a new Minnesota townsite North Deephaven.
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St. Paul
Henry Beck
Minneapolis
Great, Northern
Duluth
Dwight C. Morgan
St. Paw
Supreme Court
St Paul
Chicago Great Western
South St. Paul
State Dairy and Food Department
William D. Kirk
Bari
Ploneer
Dia
Summit Avenue
Board of County Conmissioners
St. Louis
Winona
John A. Lifsch
Hélfry Hess
Agent Fullerton
Game and Fish Commission
Lake Winowath
Duluth, Rainy Lake
Virginia
Fred Sullivan
United States
C. L. Spencer
Federal
Hirshfield
Hennepin Avenue
Nicollet
J. W. Drager
Minnesota Sherifs Association
BL. Paul
Nik
Wisconsin
P. F. Royse
A. J. Smith
W. Graves
James Hurley
Rimosey
Otto Trapp
Here
St. Peter
Noraeiind
Albin Torgeson
Centa
Minnetonka
Lake Minnetonka
North
Deephavey
Northome
Robinson's Bay
Ben Jarvis
Chas, Wold
Krahmer
New Sweden
Bemidji
F. Kelly
Westminster Street
Kelly
Washington
Stevens
Fletcher
Fort Snelling
Oliver
Archibald Gray
Sioux City
Iowa
Great Northern Railroad
Morales Rebel Uprising Crushed in Santo Domingo
Cable reports from San Domingo and Washington confirm the Morales rebellion was crushed. Gen Demetrio Rodriguez was killed, five generals died, and Caceres’ government solidified as troops dispersed. American ships assisted wounded and neutral observers noted no American casualties.
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Washington
State Department
San Domingo
Morales
Gol. Colton
Dominican Customs
Santo Domingo
Carlos F Morales
Congress
Raymond Ceceres
Supreme Court
Carlos F. Morales
Raymond Caceres
Independencia
Puerto Plata
Caceres
Rodrigues
Cane Taytien
Yayui
Dan
Demetrio Rodriguez
Monte Cristi
New York
Lico
Perez
Peo Vanega
Antonio Calderon
Fabio Fiallo
Senor Fiallo
United States
Gen. Morales
Plucky Engineer Freed After Burlington Freight Wreck
A Burlington freight collision near Wood Station Tl results in Engineer Grover Hinderer trapped by wreckage and a boiler explosion. He frees himself after 45 minutes with a saw. taken to Alton hospital believed to recover. Fireman W A Anderson seriously injured. brakemen Mason Franks and George Anderson rescued. Contributing orders confusion blamed for wreck. Nearby, two sisters killed in Pere Marquette grade crossing crash near Flint and a furniture plant fire in Evansville causes about 90000 dollars in damage.
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St. Louis
Burlington
Wood Station
Grover Hinderer
Beardstown
Alton
W. A. Anderson
Mason
Franks
George Anderson
Hinderer
Indifference, Engagement, and a Narrow Escape in a City Tale
In a tangle of romance and misread signals, Stella hides a ring while Daisy suspects Ned Whiting’s fidelity. A news of Ned’s bicycle crash sparks fear, then Ned’s return reveals misunderstandings, a reconciliation, and a secret about Laura. Their stumbles yield eroded pride and a renewed bond as the day ends with shared forgiveness.
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Charley
Bell Smith
Whiting
Daisy
Laura Lewis
Stella
Stell
Ned Whiting
Billie
Ned
Hillier
Neil
Raseai
Misa Mayne
Ilease
Laura
Bille
Painters, Pastor Visit After Freshly Painted Steps
Abigail, after consenting to external treatment for shabbiness, greets Pastor and Mrs Baxter at her freshly painted front steps. She warns them to wipe their feet on the mat inside, noting the risk of wet paint before it dries.
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Abigail
Howe
Encouragement Is Sunlight for the Young and Struggling
The passage urges giving encouragement to young artists, preachers, workers, and students. It compares support to sunlight and water for plants, noting few hardy souls endure on rocky soil, while most benefit from timely praise. It emphasizes recognizing deserves and sharing praise where due.
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Rett
Plano
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