American forest herbs and Dr Pierce cures touted
A promotional piece extols American forests for medicinal roots and praises Dr. R Y Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescriptionas cures for a wide range of ailments. It claims free booklets, testimonials, alcohol-free formulas, and lists ingredients, urging readers to request more details. Also promotes Crosby Frisian Fur Co. illustrated catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Sealeh
Atoven
R. Y. Pierce
Buffalo
Cured Without Knife for Chronic Diseases Promoted
Advert says piles fissure fistula hydrocele are guaranteed cured without surgery or detention from business. Claims chronic eye ear nose throat stomach kidneys conditions fixed with glasses fitted and guaranteed. Read what released patients say.
Supreme Court Holds Grain Exchanges Legal Under Antitrust
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds Duluth board of trade ruling, finding agreements to fix commodity prices by free competition lawful under antitrust laws. The decision also notes labor unions are not within the statute’s prohibition for fixing wages or personal service charges.
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Boards of Trade
Supreme Court
State of
Minnesota
Embezzling Teller Jailed After Bank Scam
Ellis W. Niles 32, a receiving teller at First National Bank, Minneapolis, is jailed on charges of embezzling 37878. He confessed to pocketing cash by diverting deposit slips, saying he created credits for large deposits and hid funds, with about 9000 already repaid by friends. His brother in Toronto reportedly came to help. He has five years with the bank and is bonded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis W. Niles
First National Bank of Minneapolis
Niles
Nile
Toronto
Can
Minneapolis
First National Bank
Buesa
WRECK ON GREAT NORTHERN Killed Engineer In Delano Collision
A passenger train on the Great Northern struck a derailed freight at Delano, wounding about a dozen and likely killing engineer Andrew W. Watson of St. Paul. The crash occurred when No 8 failed to relay with torpedoes after a light freight engine cleared the scene. The accident sent cars into the air and badly damaged the passenger engine, with Watson fatally injured and rushed to St Mary's hospital in Minneapolis along with other passengers. The statehood anniversary observances in Minnesota will feature a banquet at the Grand Pacific hotel with Governor John A. Johnson to speak. In St Paul a lineman, Walter McGlynn, died after a 40-foot fall from a telephone pole, with coroner attributing electrocution and multiple injuries.
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Great Northern
Delano
Andrew W. Watson
St. Paul
St. Mary's Hospital
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Minnesota Society of Chicago
Society
Grand Pacific Hotel
John A. Johnson
Walter McGlynn
St Paul
A. W. Miller
Glynn
Man Ends Life After Quarrel Over Killing Wound
Peter Swenson a hotelkeeper at Nick ercon Pine county cut his throat with a razor and died almost instantly after a quarrel in which he struck his wife with a stone. the wife survived.
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Peter Swenson
Nickercon
Pine County
Clapp Talks Tariff Revision in Senate Debate
Senator Clapp of Minnesota argues in the national senate that Republican promises call for tariff revision downward. He contrasts protective interests wanting no change with consumers demanding reform, stating lowering duties would undermine the Dingley framework and warning Democrats could press future revisions if Congress delays. He says he speaks truth, not threats.
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National Senate
Clapp
Minnesota
Congress
Democratic Party
Prisoner Escapes Sheriff by Feigning Illness in Kansas City
Dr. Frank R. Hanson, a Jackson Minnesota suspect in a forged $8000 check case, fled from Sheriff Henry Terhaar at the Blossom House in Kansas City by feigning illness. Hanson had vanished from Jackson six weeks prior and was tracked to Colorado Springs where lawmen pursued him. His illness allegedly prompted transport to a hotel instead of continuing the chase.
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Jackson
Minn
Frank R. Hanson
Henry Terhaur
Jackson County
Blosson
Kansas City
Hanson
Colorado Springs
Terbaar
Veteran Lewis de Latttre Dies in Minneapolis
Lewis de Latttre, a veteran of the Mexican War, died at Asbury hospital in Minneapolis at age eighty nine. He came from Maine to Minneapolis and became manager for the Bovey De Lalitre Lumber company, guiding its many camps and earning a reputation as a prominent Northeast Minneapolis figure known for his tall stature and dignified bearing.
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Lewis de Latttre
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
de Latttre
Fron
Maine
Bovey-De Lalitre Lumber Company
Willard Named Minnesota High Court Successor
Charles A. Willard of Minneapolis, senior associate justice of the Philippines Supreme Court, is nominated to replace Milton D. Purdy on the Minnesota federal bench. Purdy resigned amid fear of Senate rejection. Willard’s appointment was made by the president without Minnesota senators' input. In another report, John Huesler, 75, was found fatally shot in a St. Paul boarding house, despondent after years of hardship. Weather records fall as Winona area posts 92 degrees, the hottest May reading since the bureau’s start.
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Minnesota
Charles A. Willard
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Philippines
Milton D. Purdy
Senate
Willard
John Huesler
St. Paul
John Ray
Huesler
Two Girls Expelled By University of Minnesota for Stealing
Dean Ada Comstock expelled two young women from the University of Minnesota for thefts. She refused to reveal their names or the exact nature of the thefts. In Minneapolis a shooting incident left H. Goodwin fatally or seriously wounded after a man fired following a domestic dispute.
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University of Minnesota
Ada Comstock
Comstock
Death of Miss Mary Lawler after self-harm at hospital
Mary Lawler seven-year-old daughter of Timothy W Lawler a mail carrier from St Paul inflicted a razor wound on her throat and died at City Hospital hours later after a period of illness.
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Mary Lawler
St. Paul
Timothy W. Lawler
City Hospital
Misdirected Letter Sparks a Curious Courtship
Abner Simmons discovers a misaddressed letter meant for Mrs. Abner Simmons and learns the writer is Miss Somelin Boyd. Through a web of misdirections involving Miss Butterworth and several would be introducers, Simmons crafts a clever ruse to meet the photograph’s source, Miss Butterworth, leading to a marriage.
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Timothy C. Dick
American Press Association
Abner Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Papa
Jim
Simmons
Timmons
Miss Boyd
Miss Butterworth
James Butterworth
Misa Butterworth
Weber
Simmons’ Club
Aie
Sincoens
Aunt Anna's Wisdom by Grace Ethel Weekes
Eleanor Hodges, raised by a wise aunt, learns to delay marriage until George Bergen earns enough to support a proper life. He pursues wealth through savings, stock, and real estate, but greed and postponement stretch into years. By fifty, Eleanor remains an engaged but unwed former maid.
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Grace Ethel Weekes
American Press Association
Eleanor Hodges
Phartly
George Bergen
Miss Hodges
George
Eleanor
Lim
Savings Bank
Eleasor
Anna
Severn
His Dilemma and a Harsh Conversation
A fragmentary dialogue shows a troubled exchange where a speaker laments losing interest in a partner and fears another person is too superior. The text hints at jealousy and social expectations, with unclear surrounding context and attribution to individuals or date.
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Crosby Frisian Fur Co
Rochester
Crosby
Hollister
Pioneer Drug Co
Allen
Atari
Stine
Aimatea
le Ray
Ayalan
Baal
Robinsony
Detroit
Michigan
Addison - Jones
Chicago
Dakota House
New Ulm
Mine
Addison Jones
Owatonna
Addison
Bas Hov
Mamundson
Blue Earth
Alvin
Addison Jonese
Kasota
Ming
McAllister
Mankato
Drexel State Bank
Addison-Jones
Oakwood Bivd
State Supreme Court
Winona
J. J. Keller
Canadian Northern Railroad
H. ©. Goodwin
Girl
the Royal
Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter Co
Royal Typewriter Building
New York
Husor
Eugene A, Pfefferle
Aunt Anna
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