State Rate Law Struck Down by Supreme Court
The high court voided Minnesota freight and passenger rate controls in a case challenging state authority. Attorney General Young faced contempt, jailed briefly, and the court held district courts have jurisdiction to hear challenges to unconstitutional state laws. Justice Harlan dissented, warning of federal overreach into state sovereignty. The Dispatch notes mixed public sentiment on prohibition and local elections.
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St. Louis
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Death claims pioneer Mrs Jacob Brust in New Ulm
Mrs Anna Knutsen born in Norway July 12 1833 immigrated 1853 to America. She endured loss during the Indian outbreak and raised stepchildren. After two marriages to Ole Olesen and Henry Bergman she wed Jacob Brust in 1892. A Turner Frauverein worker, her funeral at Turner Hall features Capt Albert Steinhauser.
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Jacob Brust
German Street
Brust
Bergen
Norway
Anna Knutsen
America
Wisconsin
Ole Olesen
Brown County
Iberia
Olesen
St. Paul
New Ulm
Henry Bergman
Bergman
Henry
Texas
Hoerr
St. Louis
Cole Younger Enters Texas Street Fair Amusement
Cole Younger plans a street show in Texas via the Younger-Nichols Theatrical Amusement Company. He travels from Missouri and says the venture will not conflict with Minnesota pardon terms. He notes no cowboy acts and a Panhandle route, possibly reaching Oklahoma. County officials visit Sleepy Eye to inspect the aging Larrabee bridge in need of repairs.
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Texas
Missouri
Younger-Nichols
Minnesota Pardon Board
Younger
Deadwood
Gome
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Sleepy Eye
Larrabee Bridge
Watonwan County Co operative Forms Stores Network
Farmers organize the Watonwan County Cooperative Company with $30,000 capital to buy Albin Carlson’s general merchandise store in La Salle and run it via a farmers board. Directors include Wiborg, Schwingier, Reutz, Durow, Skoles, Warling, Munson. Wiborg president, Schwingier secretary. Next week the Drill store at Courtland to be reorganized similarly. Local notes on fire at Bearman Fruit Co. and a court-ordered medical exam for Kelly and Busse in a Hoidale auto collision case.
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Minneapolis
la Salle
Watonwan
Albin Carlson
F. E. Wiborg
George Schwingier
John Reutz
Fred Durow
M. Skoles
George Warling
Olaf Munson
Ole Broin
Geo
John Kelly
Henry Busse
St. Paul
Kiaar Hordale
F. A. Dunsmoor
David Simpson
Kelly
Busse
Hoidale
Dunsmoor
Jit
Too Much for Anarchy’s Queen in Chicago Collapse
Emma Goldman the anarchist lecturer collapsed in Chicago on Thursday evening after strenuous efforts to secure a speaking hall defying the police. She was taken to a physician's home suffering nervousness and mental low mood in the days before. The report also notes the death of Herman Lieber of Indianapolis yesterday.
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Emme Goldman
Chicago
Thieves Nabbed In Late Night Hen Coop Raid
Julius Hallick and Arthur Stengel arrested for grand larceny after allegedly breaking into J J Green s hen house and stealing nineteen Plymouth Rocks. Confession leads to charges in district court with bail set at 500 dollars each. Stengel freed on bail, Hallick remanded. Also notes on local theater The Lion and the Mouse at Turner Theatre and injuries to barber Eugene Koehler and upcoming concerts and lectures.
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Stengel
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