Marble Named to Succeed Lane as Interstate Commerce Commissioner
John H. Marble of California, secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission, is named to succeed Franklin K. Lane who moves to interior secretary. Edgar S. Clark of Iowa is reappointed. his prior nomination stalled under Taft era opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In H. Marble
Washington
John H. Marble
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Edgar S. Clark
Iowa
Clark
Taft
Senate
Lugano passengers rescued after wreck off Florida coast
Key West, March 10. One hundred sixteen immigrants from Spain to Cuba were taken from the steamer Lugano ashore on the Ajax reef by the tug Rescue. They were landed and housed along the docks in two hours using small boats. Twelve women, fifteen children, and eighty-nine men were among those saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Spain
Cuba
Lugano
Ajax Reef
Florida
Rescue
Grain and Livestock Prices From Major Markets
A roundup of commodity prices dated March 10 across South St. Paul Duluth and Chicago. Cattle ranges listed by class with steers cows heifers and calves. also wheat flax oats corn and eggs in Chicago and Minneapolis markets with current bids and on-track figures. Includes live stock quotes for Chicago March 19 and Minneapolis March 1. Names of markets and price points given for No. 1 hard No. 1 Northern and other grain grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago
MiKe
Reeves
Texas
Minneapolis
Northern
Horthorn
SMG
Lee
Rural school tragedy ends with teacher shot then killer dead
In district No. 53 near Stockwood a rejected suitor fired on Miss Anna Skiem, wounding her while pupils watched. Benjamin Tinjun of Ulen then killed himself after a fourth shot. a student aided the teacher as she was helped into the school.
Minnesota Farm School Professor Shoots Darling at Home
Oscar M. Olson a University of Minnesota Agriculture School demonstrator shot Clyde N. Darling at Olson's rear door. Olson confessed he waited for his chance and killed Darling, alleging jealousy over Darling's friendship with Olson's wife. Olson, married, led Minnesota farm demonstration work and spoke nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Farm School
Schoots
Oscar M. Olson
St. Paul
University School of Agriculture
Clyde N. Darling
Capital Steam Laundry
Olson
O'Brien
D. C. Jones
Gebhardt
Darling
Minnesota
Public Domain Bill Delegation Fails in Lower House
The public domain bill proposing a constitutional amendment to separate land from the auditor and create a new department was killed 35 to 65 after a rancorous debate. Former state auditor Robert C. Dung urged support for Speaker Henry Rines, drawing loud cheers from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kneeland
State Land Department
State Auditor
Department of Public Domain
Robert C. Dung
Henry Rines
Dunno
Two Trainmen Cremated After Northern Pacific Crash
A broken rail on the Northern Pacific Winnipeg division near Davidson east of East Grand Forks caused a derailment that destroyed six loaded freight cars. Engineer Joseph McGowan, 55, and Fireman Gust Sagen, 30, both of Grand Forks, were killed when the engine toppled and a boiler exploded, scalding them in full view of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Winnipeg
Davidson
East Grand Forks
Joseph McGowan
Gust Sagen
Grand Forks
McGowan
Sagen
Steal Wagon Load of Meat At Central Market
A horse and wagon loaded with meat from Central Market Provision company were stolen in Minneapolis near Washington and Hennepin avenues while the driver briefly left the vehicle in a restaurant. Police and bystanders watched as thieves escaped with goods valued at about $200. no suspects or clues have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Central Market Provision Company
Washington
Hennepin Avenues
Approves Distance Tariff Faces House Fight
The Cashman Distance tariff bill passed the state senate 36 to 2 with support from Twin Cities Duluth Red Wing and Winona. Opposing senators from other regions and cautious House action led by ex Speaker H H Dunn Albert Lea. Implementation delayed to January 1 1914. House approved two other measures including Child and Nolan bill on damages and game fish contract authority.
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State Senate
Twin Cities
Duluth
Red Wing
Winona
House
H. H. Dunn
Albert Lea
Messares
Senate
Child
Wisconsin House Passes Thirty-Five Bills in Session
The lower house approved thirty five bills including Lundeen presidential primary and Bjornson legal publication measures along with Spooner convict labor and tax bills. Sanborn county road aid and Denegre religious society merger bills also passed. Harrison Vollmer memorial to Congress favored Twin City Twin Port canal. similar steps planned in Wisconsin legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lundeen
Bjornson
Spooner
Express
Sanborn County Board
Harrison-Vollmer
Congress
Wisconsin
Antitrust Bill Is Killed In Stormy House Debate
The antitrust bill was killed in the lower house after a stormy session led by Charles L. Sawyer who argued it duplicating existing statutes and forcing costly legal work. The final vote stood 61 to 43 against the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Sawyer
Hays Resigns as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Willet M. Hays of Minnesota resigns from his post as assistant secretary of agriculture. President Wilson accepts the resignation, effective when a successor is qualified. The timing for naming the new assistant to the head of the department is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Willet M. Hays
Wilson
Hays
Two Miners Die In Mine Shaft Accident At Hibbing
A skip used to hoist ore at the Morton mine near Hibbing broke loose and plunged down the shaft, killing miners John Touri and Frank Norrlund and likely fatally injuring John Maniista. State property mishap halts work as investigators probe cause.
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Hibbing
Morton
John Touri
Frank Norrlund
John Maniista
Northwest Appropriations For Minnesota and Nearby States
The public building bill approved by both houses lists Minnesota items including Little Falls 65000 Montevideo 50000 Anoka 50000 Bemidji 75000 Fairmont 65000 St Peter 60000 Moorhead 65000 up from 50000 and Minneapolis 175000. North Dakota Dickinson 90000 Jamestown 75000 Valley City 75000 South Dakota Redfield 65000 Madison 65000 Belle Fourche 75000 Chamberlain 60000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Northwest
Little Falls
Montevideo
Anoka
Bemidji
Fairmont
St. Peter
Moorhead
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Dickingon
Jamestown
Valley City
South Dakota
Redfield
Madison
Belle Fourche
Chamberlain
Divorce Granted To Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
New York March 9 Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren was granted a decree of divorce from Eric B Dahlgren yachtsman son of Rear Admiral John A Dahlgren Civil war commander and inventor of the Dahlgren gun The Drexel heiress inherited a quarter of a $20 million estate from her mother Mrs Lucy Wharton Drexel in Philadelphia two years ago Pope Pius X Grip Concerns Vatican Rome March 9 Pope Pius X suffers an attack of grip with bronchial trouble and all audiences are suspended indefinitely.
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New York
Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
Eric B. Dahlgren
John A. Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Drexel
Philadelphia
Lucy Wharton Drexel
Pope Pius
Rome
Pope Pius X
Vatican
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New Ulm Review
L.A. Fritsche
Brown Co. Bank
New Ulm, Minn
0. J. Seifert
Ottomeyer
G. F. Reineke
M.D
Olesen
New Ulm
Minn
P.M
Flomsen, Dempsey, & Mueller
U. S. Courte Men
Lbert Steinhauser
U S. Court
Rew Ulm
Fulden & Hippert
Chas
Mine
Center Sts
M. A. Braenam
Binenau
Bingham Bros
Coal & Grain
Ulm
First Congregational Church
Minnesota Street
E. F. Wheeler
Moratog
Christian Endeavor
William Pfaonder
General Insurance Insurance
Victor J. Evans & Co, Si
Foley
O. M. Olsen
John R. Marble
Lane
Tug
Stockwood
Kneeland
Nesota
Mrs. Dahlgren
Drexel Family
Angelina
Mae
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
Ulm, Minn
THE
NEW Ulm Publishing CO
Emil. F. Buenger
New Ulm Hardware Co
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