Minnesota News Briefs Highlight School Funds and Local Incidents
The Minnesota report details the permanent school fund investment totaling over 13 million across U S bonds and state certificates, plus a 500,000 from land certificates. It also notes a string of local events including a St Paul woman’s suicide, a Crookston fall from a Grand Central guest, a shooting in Mankato, forest fires near Waldo station, court house bids in Polk County, tobacco shipments to St Paul, and notable student honors at Macalester College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States
Massachusetts
Alabama
Delaware
Tennessee
Algo
University Fund
Barber Cizek
St. Paul
Mary
Grand Central
Crookston
Erie
Polk County
New Court House
Gross Construction Company
Ta Crosse
American Tobacco Company
Twin Cities
Dakotas
Shaw
State Agricultural School
Minnesota Sunday School Association
Lowell E. Jepson
Minneapolis
Willard B. Crow
H. B. Avery
Ralph Powell
John Bell
Charles N. Miller
Mr. Hawks
Duluth
Stanislaus Szudera
Albert Szudera
Winona
Northern Pacific
Mathilda Peterson
Macalester
Hoy Smith
Boyne City
Mich
Ze B
Looteborongih
Parade and strike turmoil in St. Louis市
Seventy thousand labor supporters planned a large demonstration as St. Louis transit crews faced a stubborn strike. Vehicles halted on 14 of 21 lines with about 150 cars in operation, while authorities readied shotgun-armed police to deter mob interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cardomapfik
Thema
St. Louis Transit Company
Reaive
Trades and Labor Union
Executive Committee
Typographien
Pressmen’s Organiations
Rawmhof
Post Office Department
United States
Rozier
Filmer Adams
United States District Court
W. G. Mahon
International Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Missick
Street Railway
Harry Bryant
Wnion
Adams Tins
Dou
Attendance Maintains Pace Amid Rain and Strikes
St Louis May 21 Attendance at the presbyteral assembly session remained steady despite rain and a street car strike. Rev Benjamin L Agnew urged ministerial relief funding while Rev Wallace Radcliffe outlined the Peoria overture for appointing a standing committee. A steamboat excursion followed and a popular meeting at Compton Avenue church featured brief talks on colleges and academies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joho
Converse
Benjamin L. Agnew
Board of Ministerial Reef
Ministerial Relief Fund
General Assembly
Wallace Radcliffe
D. C
Washington, D. C
Radcliffe
Compton Avenue
Boer Delegates’ Credentials To Be Submitted In Advance
Washington May 21 The credentials of the Boer delegates now in Washington will be submitted to the secretary of state Monday next Col O Beirne called at the state department Saturday afternoon and arranged with Secretary Tuy that the Boer credentials should be submitted in advance of the presentation of the gentlemen themselves. Mr Brynyn private secretary of the Boer delegation is expected to bring the credentials to the state department Monday for careful examination by the department which does not at present know anything of their character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col
O'Beirne
State Department
Tuy
Brnryn
San Francisco Board Declares Bubonic Plague Exists
San Francisco health board adopts resolution declaring bubonic plague exists in the city. No current living cases, but six deaths in the past three months prompt precautions to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health of
San Francisco
City
Board of Health
Final Peace Appeal Urges Mediation Over South Africa
Berne announces a final appeal to 95 signers of the Tage peace convention for peaceful settlement of South African conflicts. The International Peace Bureau notes the convention clause requiring all efforts to settle international disputes and says mediation by Britain would not be considered unfriendly. The report closes with a second item on church politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
The
International Peace Bureau
South Africa
Great Britain
Dual Games Postponed By Weather Delay
Philadelphia reports a continuous late Saturday fall caused postponement of the dual games between the University of California and the University of Pennsylvania and the Harvard Yale contest remains rescheduled. Officials will seek a future date and aim to complete the schedule with Cambridge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of California
University of Pénneylvania
Russians Plan Behring Sea Gold Expedition With American Partners
Russian expedition leader A Bogdanovitch heads a venture to open Cape Nome gold deposits to American miners. Over 40 applicants sought the grant amid Behring Strait gold fever. A subsidiary firm reportedly formed in England. secrecy surrounds English and American interests. The Siberian coast is described like Nome with tundra beyond a sandy beach. The party aims to contract with American dredge and pump owners for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Nome
New York
Siberia
Vladimir Wonka
Wontarlavsky
Russia
A. Bogdanovitch
England
Siberian
Nome
Preparing New Bond Plates for 1930 Issues
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip said the new $1000 registered bond plate will be finished by the engraver in a day or two, with the $50000 plate due by the 25th and the $10000 plate by May 30. First hands could be ready for distribution around June 15, with coupon plates to follow after others are completed. Progress on the new national bank notes is steady, about 25 plates per week, likely to double soon, though notes will be ready roughly 30 days after plate completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderlip
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau
National Bank
Panther Kill Aboard German Steamship Causes Panic
The German steamship Piss of the Sloman line arriving in Brooklyn from Hamburg carried wild animals including ostriches monkeys camels and tigers. A large panther escaped amid rough seas wandering the elephant deck zone before Captain Fendt shot and killed the beast with four bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piss
Sloman Line
Brooklyn
Hamburg
Fendt
Pisa
Descendant Dorothy Bradford Alden Ties to Mayflower Pilgrims
Dorothy Bradford Alden of Waukegan Illinois is the youngest direct descendant of John and Priscilla Alden. Her lineage traces to the Mayflower band, with grandparents from different pilgrim families. The Alden line runs from Arthur Alden through Abner Alden to Earl and Nathan Alden, back to John Alden who journeyed on the Mayflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bradford Alden
Waukegan, Ill
John
Priscilla Alden
Alden
R Alden
John Alden
R. Alden
John Howland
Alden Artrstry
Arthur Alden
Abner Alden
Earl Alden
Nathan Alden
Joseph Alden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ultyac Cooney
Apital
Gygle Co. Co
Iincinna
Caw. W.R.R
Mol
Waukee
Aml Cheaga
Chicago
Waseca
Ncon
Fortray
Pasenger
Tracy
Marshall
Duil Pier
Rester
Huron
Kanont
Brookins
Beteen
Alg
Kulusan
Kniskern
Avent
Gen
Pass, Agert
Winotie Ohiewgo
H. Ladbenschlager
Reading Farm, Stock & Home
Area
St.Paul Hamm
Harmen
Minnesota News
Mankato
Cvurge
E. Keene
Lobdell
Martin Tie & Linder Company
Waldo Station
Scott & Holston Lumber Company
Avere Ale
York Station
Buckalistom
WEN Wen
Henry Blackmore
Building Trades Council
P. J. Coughlin
John Goedeker
E. M. Bannister
Himeoi
Salt Lake City
Utah
Desert News
Jordan River
Samuel Moser
Tremont
Moser
Hendhes
Queenstown
Howard Gould
Niagars
Whem Ehu
Cincinnati
Berry
Spellmeyer
T. B. Neely
Joseph F. Berry
J. W. Hamilton
D. H. Moore
Dr. Neely
Rich
Goed Field
Kms
Hoge
Fermment Bureau of Engraving and Printing At
Panther
Ite Cage
Babe
Pilgrims
Bradfield Regulator Co
Alanta
Dakota House
Re. Poser
Dee. A. Seites
Ffords
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Lherta
Saskatchewan
Tari
Saptie
Ottawa
Canada
B. Davies
St Paul
Minn
Ujjler Brown Co
Buk
Elmira College For
Superior
MacKenzie
D. D
Remira
Aug. Schell
New Ulm
Otto Schell
Manns
Ose
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!