Spain Rejoices Over Birth of Heir in Palace Celebration
Madrid May 11 reports say the birth of a prince to Queen Victoria was celebrated nationwide. Alfonso XII sent greetings to the pope and foreign heads, and a national holiday was declared for three days as bells and cannon proclaimed the new heir. The infant shows vitality and is to be baptized Tuesday.
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Madrid
Spain
Queen Victoria
Pilage
Great Britain
Alfonso
Maura
Marquis Figueroa
Edward
Beatrice of Battenburg
Maria Christina
Alphonso
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Carlos
Alphonse
Washington
Roosevelt
Alfonso XII
Seek Negro Lynching Feared in Kentucky Shooting
Lexington May 11 officers with bloodhounds chased Robert Hocker a black man who shot and killed Newton Veal a wealthy county farmer over nine dollars. A posse guards all roads and a lynching is feared if Hocker is captured.
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Lexington
Robert Hocker
Newton Veal
Hocker
Veal
Flowers And Cakes Insteád Of Bricks In San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 10 two United Railroads cars operated by strike-breakers traveled through Western Addition amid praise from women who handed flowers and cakes to the nonunion workers. A boisterous crowd of more than 1,000 jeered and threatened them, with occasional stones and a reported gunshot cited by an motorman. Police protected the procession as authorities prepare a riskier route for Friday. Twelve arrested nonunion operatives allege police beatings and denial of food and rest.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Oak and Broderick
Western Addition
Sacramento
Presidio Avenue
Fire Victim Aurora Wittebort Found in Ruins
Kansas City reports the body of artist Miss Aurora Wittebort was recovered from fire ruin after suffocation and severe burns. No other bodies were found as Countess Alexandra Blumberg remains seriously ill but potentially recoverable. Brigadier General Orlando B. Willcox, 0 5. A., retired, former governor of the National Soldiers' Home at Washington, died Friday at Gothenburg.
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Kansas City
Aurora Wittebort
O. B. Willcox
Detroit
Orlando B. Willcox
National Soldiers’ Home
Washington
Gotme
Official Crop Bulletin Shows Winter Wheat Acreage Falls
The crop bulletin reports winter wheat area still in cultivation on May 1 at about 28.13 million acres, 12 percent less than sown last fall and 1.5 million acres below harvested area last year. Average May 1 conditions for winter wheat were 82.0, rye 88, with spring plowing 71.5 percent done by May 1. Acting Secretary Hays notes moisture and good conditions ahead for crop growth.
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Washington
Priday
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Hays
No Mexico Guatemala War Settled in Diplomatic Move
In City of Mexico on May 11 Guatemala and Mexico settled the affair over extradition of Gen. Jose Lima and Col. Onofre Bone. Mexico will not sever diplomatic relations, will send Senor Gamboa to Salvador, and appoint a Mexican consul in Guatemala. Mexico will not grant passports to Senor Giron. The State Department will publish the history and official correspondence to show Guatemala's alleged bad faith.
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City of
Mexico
Jose Lima
Onofre Bone
Barillas
Senor Gamboa
Guatemala
Salvador
Senor Giron
Cabrera
State Department
Wages Raised Rents Go Up in Fall River
Fall River sees wage hikes of ten percent for mill operatives triggering a landlord bid to raise rents. With mills expanding, tenement demand rises and rents have already increased by 1 to 2 dollars monthly since May 1. Real estate owners convene to consider further increases.
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Fall River
Mass
Tries to Kill Wife Then Kills Himself in Room
In St Louis on May 11 Christian Miller a butcher attempted to shoot his wife as she fled a room prompting a police response. Miller then died by his own hand with a revolver after entering the room.
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Wife
St. Louis
Christian Miller
Mille
Ravelver
Winona to get government fish substation soon
Minnesota news reports that Winona will host a government fish substation, spurred by Congressman Tawney and the Winona County Fishermen's association. The proposal follows a favorable report by R. S. Johnson of Manchester Iowa and is expected to be acted on shortly as a key regional hub for distribution and research.
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Winons
Winona
James A. Tawney
Winona County
Foreclosure Notice and Estate Proceeding Summary
Legal advertisements cover a mortgage foreclosure in Brown County Minnesota with a 1907 sale date set for May 15 at the Brown County Courthouse New Ulm. The notice records the debt of 5216 plus interest and taxes, the assignee, and the one year redemption period. It also notes probate actions for the Ottomeyer estate and a May 10 hearing. A May 18 19 excursion to Minneapolis and St Paul is announced by the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway with round trip pricing.
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Minneapolis
E. K. Slater
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Dairy and Food Department
J.C. Joslin
Bondergard
Mortenge
John W- Kaste
Rose B. Raste
Louis Rathje
Mactzagee
Register of Deeds
Apd
Browse
Minnesota
Mortganes
Mortxzeger
Mortrace
Brown County
Brown
New Ulm
Conrad A. Sippel
Moragee
State OF
County of
Alexander
F. Ottomeyer
Gostev A. Ottomeyer
Alexander F. Ottomeyer
Fimel
New Imn Review
Minn
Twin Cities
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Handcar Accident Near Meswaba Range Fatalities Reported
Three men on a handcar on the Meswaba range road near the Miasabe junction were injured when the car derailed onto the wrong track. John Johnson died in hospital, Christ Johnace suffered a crushed leg and will be a hopeless cripple, while Guy Oustafson escaped with minor injuries.
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Duluth
Miasabe
Ror
Meswaba
John Johnson
Christ Johnace
Guy Oustafson
Turner Hall classes and schedules listing many ages
Turner Hall offers multiple classes for boys girls and youths with age ranges from 6 to 17 including boys ages 11 to 14 on Monday and Thursday, girls ages 6 to 11 Tuesday and Saturday, and a fencing and Sunday School program. Herman Hein is the instructor. The ad also promotes Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia with a health claim and sale by Eugene A. Preffurie.
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Mrnday
Clase
Eugene A. Preffurie
Rare Bargains in South Dakota Farm Lands
Advertisements promise exceptionally rare farm land bargains in South Dakota and business opportunities in new towns opened by the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad extension. A free illustrated pamphlet titled the New Empire is offered to interested farmers and stockmen. Also mentions kidney pills and various other odd fragments as seen in the page.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
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Hagberg
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Ead
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Sambuc
Stork
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Miss Wittebort
Official Crop Bulletin
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Lima
News OF Minnesota
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Darwin Truax
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Rock Island
Inver Grove
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Abbie Hill
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State Agricultural Society
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Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
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C. C. Andrews
Thomas P. Wilson
Albert Steinhauser
Geo. Ross, Fudge
Turner Hall
Herman Hein
Bethy Eocene
A. Prefferle
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