Minnesota News Board Will Control Parks and Schools
Minnesota news notes report a state board of control reforms, with a committee led by A. T. Ankeny W. B. Mitchell and J. W. Olson to study finances of state normal schools and supervise repairs. Debating league proposed with nine districts leading to a university final. Duluth, Mesaba and Northern railroad stops extension to Stevens mine after $150000 spent. Mabel Christensen dies from clothing catching fire near Burnside. Olson sets six week summer school. Maggie Desmond burned in hotel room fire. Le Sueur hotel fire near-miss. St Paul to spend over $200000 on paving and sewers. Kenyon men push girls training school. Minneapolis closes gambling rooms. Roosevelt pledges support for state fair.
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State Board of Control
State Normal Board
A. T. Ankeny
W. B. Mitchell
J. W
University Debating Board
State University
Olson
Richmond
Minneapolis
Maggie Desmond
le Sueur
Faribault
Roosevelt
Grand League of America
Andrew Anderson
Moorhead
Arthur Olson
Elandale
George Johnson
St. Paul
L. B. Laffner
Minnesota City
H. 8
Bolcom
George Hahn
E. H. Farr
Sioux City
Iowa
Morrison County
Bell Prairie
Minnesota Building at Buffalo Exposition Preview
The Minnesota building at the Buffalo exposition will be a compact wooden frame structure clad with staff. It occupies the southeastern expo area facing south and features a wide veranda, reception hall, and side rooms for ladies parlors and smoking rooms. An old fashioned fireplace faces the main entrance with a central light-well to the upper floor for exhibits and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Exposition Reservation
Gypsies to Gather in Twin Cities This Summer
King Isaac Wells, currently in Iowa, announces ten thousand gypsies will convene in the Midway district for a large midsummer matrimonial gathering. The event aims to connect young gypsy men and women within clans to promote marriages without external matches, signaling the largest such assembly in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Midway
Isate R. Wells
Iowa
United States
Isaac
Express Robbery at Paris by English Speaking Burglars
In Paris an American Express office was robbed by three masked burglars who gagged and bound a watchman, blew open the vault with explosive force, and escaped with 30 900 francs. The watchman was tackled by one thief kneeling on his chest, two others looted the safe, and the third guarded the scene with a revolver. Burglar tools were left behind and the watchman now claims the boy’s account. police doubt the watchman’s story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Express Company
Express Company
Presbyteries Favor Revision of Presbyterian Creed in US
Pittsburgh April 20 presbyteries vote shows majority favor revising the creed. A general assembly committee reports two main features: a new doctrinal supplement and a revision of the confession itself. It calls for an amended foreordination and predestination chapter and for a special committee to draft the amendment before the May 16 Philadelphia assembly.
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Pittsburgh
United States
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Kill Stock Rustler in Cody Wy Feud Shot Fades
Cody Wy reports the killing of Jim McPeek by Stock Detective W D Smith and arrest of James Chapple on rustling charges. Me Peck, also wanted, joined gunfire killing McPeek. posse suffered no serious injuries. Authorities dispatch more men to pursue rustlers. Dust storms hit South Dakota causing crop and structure damage. Aberdeen at 90 degrees with winds. Philadelphia coach party accident deaths: Joseph Widener 20 skull fracture, Harrison Caner injured. Venice art exposition opened with Sargent and Troutbeckzky among exhibitors. Alabama memorial ceremony veteran I Foster Hill collapsed dead. Alma Wis: D P Hunsner pleads guilty to illegal banking, sentenced to one year. Niles O: Falcon plant to resume, 250 workers to be employed. New York: Charles M Switzer files for bankruptcy with 00 liabilities.
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Philadelphia
Fifteenth
Spring Garden Streets
Joseph B. Widener
P. A. B. Widener
Harrison K. Caner
Alma
Wis
D. P. Hunsner
Waupun
Niles, O
Falcon Plant
American Sheet Company
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New Ulm Review
R. Barager
D. L A. Gebhardt
Ofice
Schoch-Ottomeyer
Minn
L. G.bell
Meridian Block
New Ulm
Fred W. Fritsche
Ofice Over Brown Co
He L. A. Pritscue
Brown Co, Bank
J. L. Schoch
Pioneer Drug Store
P M. Lipp
Frank Retzlall
LF & Somsen
U. S
Masonic Block
A. Eckstein
Tilles
Ofice Over Brown Co. Bank
Ulm
Tk Hoidale
Attorney AT Law
Schoch—Ottomeyer Block
New Uy
S A. Tiagberg
H. A. Beers
State Street
Dakota House
Veterinary Hospital
Anton Wieswer
WAS. i. Laudenschlager
Minnesota News
Mabel Christensen
Christ Christensen
Burnside
Red Wing
Bugalo
N. Y
Minnepolis
Buffalo Docks
Atlantic
Anton Asp
Carman
Crookston
Eldred
Halstad
Duluth, Messabe & Northern Railroad
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
United States Steel
Board of Managers
Mountain Lake
Cottonwood
Beauchamp
John Strom
Minneapolis Quarantine Hospital
van Sant
Charles M. Jordan
Public Schools of
State Board of Pardons
Anthony Wasiliewski
John Hemphill
Gainesville
Texas
Stillwater
Reussmann Bros
Ezardware
N. Henningsen
Insurance Op Eenry
Paul
Timothy
Kaiser
Hermann
Chas. Stengel
M. A. Bingham
A.W. Bingham
Bingham Bros
Wyoming
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Barnes County
Venice
Duke of Abruzzi
John §. Sargent
Troutbetzky
Birmingham
Ala
Euscaloosa
Foster Hill
Merchants’ National Bank
New York
Charles M. Switzer
Brown County Bank
Joseph Bobleter
E. S. Koch
Fred Pfaender
Bald
Henry Seifert
Draler TS
Minnesota Street
WM. Pfaender
Angelina
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