Someday land ownership suit named in Brown County filing
In Brown County Minnesota a real estate action titled between Maurgereth er and others versus Joseph Hid Tone Bee and others is filed. The plaintiffs seek a fee simple ownership and possession of the described property against all defendants and unknown parties, with notices on file in New Ulm, Minnesota.
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Jena
Uskeowa
Brown
Minnesota
New Ulm
Nedlon
Bomsen, Dawoszr & Mori
Nai
Mdjia
County of
Inpesous
Atlats
New Uim
Office of the Register of Deeds Fuauil
Somaen, Denvary & Mueller
Fialatift
Ulm
Minnesote
State OF Minnesota
Jon
Eduard Mottanhn
Moe Maltsahn
Sard
W. T. Bokntein
Court House
Gio, Ross
State OF
George Garels
Eden
Margathe Aries
Anedeet
Sud Ork
Anid
Tia
Maurgerether
August Mayer
Herno Mayer
Allayer
Amy Mayer
Pntpp
Innesota
Bnpley & Mueller
Intiff's Attorneys
Shakespeare as an Actor Noted for Modest Stage Power
An 19th century critique argues Shakespeare was not a powerful actor. It notes his sporadic stage roles from early years to later work, citing Bejanus and Hamlet alongside uncertain parts in his own and others' plays. The piece casts doubt on his acting ambitions and suggests he pursued theater mainly as a means to earn a living.
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Tle
Shakespeare
Adan
Knowell
Bolus
Browder Matthews
North American Review
Ben Jonson
Bejanus
Aa Lewes
Great Building Fails When Foundation Undermined
A health notice urges prompt action on indigestion warning that a weak foundation leads to collapse. It recommends Dr. King's New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Sold for 25 cents at O. M. Olsen.
Captain Neglects to Take Clearing Papers Foggy Crossing
A Boston Transcript excerpt notes Maud’s letter describing foggy weather during the voyage and a remark that the captain likely failed to obtain clearing papers. The exchange highlights a light, humorous observation about bureaucratic detail amid travel.
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Maud
Boston Transcript
Change in doctors leads to Foley Kidney Pills relief
A reader from West Plains Mo. explains kidney trouble and rheumatism improved after Foley Kidney Pills. He credits the pills for rapid relief, noting he was out of bed in days and threw away his cape after two weeks. O M Olsen signs.
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J. A. Adlemaon
West Plains
Foley
M. ‘Olsen
Senate panel backs Lodge sugar bill over income tax plan
The senate finance committee favored the Lodge substitute for the house free sugar bill and rejected the house excise income tax proposal taxing incomes over 5000. The panel pushed off a vote on the wool tariff revision and set no adjournment timeline ahead of the June national party conventions.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Smoot
Senate
Congress
National Party
Champ Clark Wins Iowa Delegation For Speaker Fight
Champ Clark wins a solid Iowa delegation instructed by the Democratic state convention to vote for him under the unit rule. At Baltimore he defeats Wilson forces by a large margin, while Wilson supporters back Bryan and Harmon allies in opposing the unit rule for national delegates.
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Burlington
Champ Clark
Towa
Baltimore
Bennett Clark
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Harmon
Three Die in Pistol Duel in Texas
In a revolver battle at San Diego sixty miles west of Corpus Christi two county officers and one other man were killed. Three fighters were arrested. The dead are Pedro Bemal county clerk of Duval county Antonio Angulano deputy sheriff and Chandelario Saems.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
Tex
San Diego
Pedro Bemal
Duval County
Antonio Angulano
Chandelario Saems
House Drops Beef Probe Investigation Postponed
The house committee on expenditures in the agricultural department indefinitely postponed action on the Nelson resolution to investigate the meat inspection service. At hearings held this and last week various charges were made against the service.
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Washington
House
Five Die in Washington Forest Fires
Five lives known to be lost two men missing and property damage of several hundred thousand dollars result from several forest fires that swept the northwestern Washington region. Fires continue burning uncontrolled though most sections show improvement.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Conference in an Uproar Hinders Bishop Election
May 17 at Kanansey the African Methodist Episcopal conference faced two hours of disruption as Bishop J B Flipper of Atlanta attempted to open the session for electing four bishops. Police were summoned to quell the tumult among delegates.
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Kanansey
J. 8. Flipper
Atlanta
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Taft Gets Utah Delegates At State Convention
Provo Utah May 16 Eight delegates to the Republican national convention were added to the Taft column at the Utah state convention. The delegation was pledged to use all honorable means to secure President Taft's renomination.
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Provo
Utah
Taft
Six Men Trapped by Avalanche In Ironwood Mine
Thirteen miners were trapped after a roof collapse at the Oliver Mining Company mine in Ironwood Michigan on the 2000 foot level. Six men were rescued alive, two bodies recovered, as the avalanche collapsed timbers and forced workers into cross sections of the mine. Rescue efforts followed as crews battled for others still unaccounted.
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Michigan
Duluth
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Ironwood
Mich
Debs Again Heads Socialist Ticket Nomination
Indianapolis May 18 Eugene Victor Debs of Terre Haute Ind was nominated for the U S Presidency by the national Socialists convention Emil Seidel former mayor of Milwaukee was named for vice president Debs not present when the ballot result was announced Seidel thanked delegates and pledged a lively campaign Seidel and Russell had opposed Debs on the first ballot Debs 165 Seidel 56 Russell 64 then Seidel moved to make the nomination unanimous and was seconded by Russell
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Indianapolis
Eugene Victor Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
United States
National Socialists’ Convention
Emil Seidel
Ofilwaukee
Debs
Seidel
Mr. Debs
Mr. Seidel
Charles Edward Russell
New York
Russell
Robbers Make Rich Haul On Express Train
Two masked men dynamited the express car of train No 2 near Hattiesburg Mississippi eight miles from New Orleans and escaped on horses with $150000 mostly government funds. Five charges of dynamite exploded the car nearly demolishing it.
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New Orleans
Wisconsin Supreme Court Denies Deitz New Trial
Madison May 15 John F Deltz of Cameron dam fame was sentenced to life imprisonment last fall for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp during the siege on the Deitz homestead. The Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to reverse the conviction and Deitz must remain in prison.
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Madison
Wis
John F. Deltz
Cameron Dam Fame
Oscar Harp
Deitz Homestead
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Deitz
Lfe
La Follette Sees Victory at Bowling Green Rally
May 18 Bowling Green. Senator La Follette told a large crowd he held the key to the presidential nomination at Chicago. He argued past history shows the Republican party will not nominate women alongside Roosevelt or Taft and he is the likeliest party nominee.
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Bowling Green
la Follette
Chicago
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
King Frederick VIII Dies in Hamburg Stroke at Night
King FrederickVIII of Denmark died in Hamburg Germany from apoplexy while strolling incognito with Queen Louise and their children. He arrived secretly after convalescing in the south and had been treated for arteriosclerosis and a previous lung inflammation. He collapsed on the street, died instantly, and his body was taken to a hospital and then back to the hotel.
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Hamburg
Germany
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Auke
Hamburgerbot
King Frederick
Queen Lotsa
Nice
New Danish King Proclaimed Amid Crowd at Copenhagen
Christian X was proclaimed king of Denmark from the royal palace balcony with a large crowd in front of the palace. The proclamation was cheered by the spectators as bells tolled across the city. Telegrams of condolence from chiefs of state arrived, including one from President Taft.
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Copenhagen
Christian X
Denmark
Royal Palace
Taft
Allen Guilty of Murder in Hillsville Case
Lloyd Allen, first of the Hillaville mountaineers tried for Carroll county court house murders, is found guilty in Wytheville and faces the electric chair in Richmond. He was charged with murdering Commonwealth Attorney Foster during the Hillsville court incident last March, a trial that followed a prior Floyd Allen verdict on a minor charge that ended with five deaths.
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Wytheville
Lloyd Allen
Hillaville Mountaineers
Carroll County
Richmond
Allen
Commonwealth
Foster
Hillsville
Floyd Allen
Thornton L. Massie
William M. Foster
L. F. Webb
Elisabeth Ayres
Augustus Fowler
Kidnap and tar anarchy foe in San Diego
Dr Benjamin Reltman manager for Emma Goldman was kidnapped by vigilantes in a San Diego van. He was taken to a ranch north of the city and tarred with the initials I W W. Emma Goldman appealed to police as a crowd surrounded her hotel amid the incident.
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San Diego
Van
Benjamin Reltman
Emma Goldman
Industrial Workers of the World
Reltman
Maryland delegates pledge to Clark in Baltimore convention
Eighteen delegates for the national convention and twenty four district delegates with half votes were chosen by Maryland Democrats in Baltimore pledged to support Speaker Champ Clark as long as nomination chances remain. Mayor James H. Preston of Baltimore was unanimously endorsed for vice presidency and the state delegation urged efforts to secure his nomination.
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Baltimore
Eigh
Maryland
Democrats
Champ Clark
James H. Preston
Boundary at 10 o'clock line and an Indian grant claim
An 1840s exchange describes an Indian boundary along a line marked by the sun at 10 o'clock. A surveyor observed, tribesmen tested instruments, and a chief drew circles. The decision assigned land with whites taking one side and Indians the other, highlighting a disputed boundary origin.
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Miami
Indiana
Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Relief
O M Olsen of 621 W Mill St Winona Minnesota reports severe kidney trouble and excessive urinary frequency. After using Foley Kidney Pills he experienced relief and gladly recommends them for what they did for him.
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M. Markham
W. Mill St
Winona
Minn
Foley
O. M. Olsen
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