Campaign Opens with Sixth District Democrats Rally
In St Cloud Minnesota on September 12 the Sixth district Democratic convention opened under Chairman Hudson. D T Calhoun was named temporary chairman and J C Haines temporary secretary. Committees on credentials resolutions organization were formed and the gathering adjourned to report. The meeting, nearly full, moved forward harmoniously with Gen George L Becker and other leaders attending the evening campaign opening.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Hudson
St. Louis County
D.T. Calhoun
Stearns County
J. C. Haines
Morrison
Rallit
St. Louis
Koop
Crow Wing
Campbell
Benton
van Praag
Gardner
Mille Lacs
Credentals
Stivers
Reinhard
Stearns
Tripp
Coates
Sherburne
Paul
Pine
Strauss
Todd
Meyer
Morrisson
Medved
Kells
Boyer
Hubbard
United States
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baldwin
J, C. Bullitt
Mr. Baldwin
Congressional Committee
Kelly
Cass
O'Donnell
Morrigan
A. Gowan
Carlton
Spurbeck
Lake
Murphy
Cook
I. Schilplin
J. B. Campbell
W. B. Gwathney
Altkin
W. R. Spears
Beltrami
A. Strauss
Codd
H. Logan
Isanti
T. J. Hudson
St. Loui
Bein
St. Tis
Sehilplin
Bwaras
Ise
Hunter Damocralie
Democratic Party
Min Seta
Union Band
Centra
Opera House
Jefferson Club
George L. Becker
O. M. Hall
J. Adam Bede
T.t T. Hudson
Capt. Harris
H. C. Stivers
George Stratton
J. Cole
J. J. Wood
C. F. McDonald
D.J. Calhoun
F. W. Minette
B. Bernhard
P. Narnum
Phil Casselberg
J. M. Emmet
R. C. Junk
N. P. Kraeme
J. P. Mammond
Fred Schelplen
Lee
Mr. Becker
Young Rider Charged With Horse Stealing in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on Sept 12 detectives arrested Frank La Fontaine a 12 year old on a horse stealing charge. The boy known for trouble at home waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury in 300 bond. His parents run a Laurel Avenue livery stable and public aid is refused.
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Frank la Fontaine
Minneapolis
Morrisey
Gcourtney
Tenth Street
Laurel Avenue
Lyndale
Hay
Henderson and Mayo Withdraw From Seventh District Nomination Fight
In Chicago at Withdean on September 12 a conference with state Chairman Tanner settled the Seventh district loan nomination dispute. Congressman Tenderson and Henry Mayo withdrew, leaving Fullerton as the late opponent who died days after July’s renomination vote. Tenderson claimed the nomination without a unit vote while Mayo asserted a majority delegate vote.
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Withdean
Chicago
Ileventh
Tanner
Henderson
Henry Mayo
Tenderson
Thomas G. Fullerton
Tendysiye
Peach Day Festival At Grand Junction Engages Delegates
Peach Day in Grand Junction Colorado unfolds as visitors flood the city for the fruit festival. Included among attendees is one delegate to the irrigation congress, highlighting the event's significance.
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Grand Junction
Col
Fire destroys home and outbuildings in Dundas
Dundas Minn Sept 1 the residence of A Russell valued at 2000 and hay and gain valued at 500 were destroyed by fire at 1 oclock today. Insurance 200 in Phoenix of Hartford. The cause of the fire unknown.
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Dundas
Minn
A. Russell
Phoenix
Hartford
Marriage of Miss Mabelle Currie and Rev George Davies
Miss Mabelle Currie of Tracy Minnesota and Rev George Davies of Fort Wayne Indiana plan to marry at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Invitations have been revised for the ceremony and attendees.
Moorhead Coal Rate Cut by Railroad Commission
The Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission rules the rate for hauling coal from Duluth to Moorhead by the Northern Pacific at 2.25 per ton, down from 8.00, deeming 2.25 reasonable over 213 miles. The Great Northern rate is left unaltered for wood, and its coal rate deemed not unreasonable. petition against Great Northern is dismissed.
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St. Paul
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Steenergan
Moorhead
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Raiilroad
Duluth
Great Northern Railway
City of
Moorhend
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Thomas F. Oakes
Henry C. Payne
Henry C. Rouse
Great Northern Railroad Company
Wirat
Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Coral Mission
Tfomb
Great Northern Railhway Company
Mino
Caramissio
French Sentenced in Ashland Murder Case
Ashland Wis Sept 12 The verdict of guilty ends a famed Wisconsin murder case. The victim was Gavin M Steele a druggist. The killer Wrench a real estate dealer. Insanity experts testified. This was the fifth trial. The court sentenced Frewen to sixteen years at Waupun.
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Ashland
Waupun
Wis
Wisconsin
Gavin M. Steele
Trench
French
Supreme Court
Wrench
Parish Iis
Frewen
Fate of Ezeta refugees delayed in U S court
In San Francisco on September 12 Antonio Ezeta and three other San Salvadorean refugees detained here await a decision likely next week after Judge Murrow sustained a demurrer on lack of jurisdiction. Government counsel for San Salvador began opening arguments as the case was recalled in U S court. Ezeta’s notoriety is noted by reports of admirers sending flowers and letters to his hotel from certain women.
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Hxeto
San Francisco
Antonio Ezeta
San
Ezeta
Wanted at Morton Minnesota for purse snatching
A man named Hall living on Elcath avenue south and employed at Keeley institute was arrested in Morton on the authorities request. He allegedly picked Peter Lather’s pocket in Morton, stealing a watch and a small sum of money. Detective Hoy recovered the watch at Hall's house. The Renyie county sheriff arrived last night to return the prisoner.
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Morton
Minneapolis
Hall
Elcath Avenue
Keeley Institute
Reville County
Peter Lather
Hoy
Cail
Renyie County
Bak
Dynamite to Be Used in Search for Sergeant Whitehead
Minneapolis reports that after persistent failed grappling for the body of Sergeant Whitehead, divers will employ dynamite. Diver Thomas H. Morrell will visit Lake Minnetonka with twenty five pounds of explosive to resume the search and recover the remains.
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Minneapolis
Whitehead
Lake Minnetonka
Thomas H. Morrell
Prison Board Considers New Bids For Contract Labor
Stillwater Minnesota September 12 The prison board likely will readvertise for bids for contract labor The Minnesota Thresher Company has notified the board it will abandon prison labor after October 1 Directors are now holding a meeting
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Stillwater
Minn
Minnesota Thresher Company
State Pair: Big Crowds Flock to St Paul Fair
Sept 12 crowds arrive as the Milwaukee road reports 300 excursion tickets sold. Omaha officials request more tickets as preparations complete across departments. Exhibits showcase road machinery by American Road Machine Co led by J W Truesdell with impressive quick road building tests. Prof Hayes demonstrates modern road building methods to show Minnesota highways can be improved affordably year round.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee Road
Omaha
Cross
American Road Machine Company
J. W. Truesdell
Pennsylvania
Pendergast Ball
Hayes
Minnesota
Iowa crop report signals fair late potatoes and mixed corn outlook
Des Moines reports broken crowd and improved pastures with a fair late potato crop assured, barring killing frosts. Corn averages 86 percent with an estimated yield of 11.88 bushels per acre. Southern central districts cut much of the crop. northern districts still maturing and vulnerable to frost. Total corn entering farmers’ cribs expected below 40,000,000 bushels, feeding value about 60 percent of average. Other crops: pastures 3 cents.
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Des Moines
Lawler Files Petition For Fourth District Congress Ballot
Ex Congressman Frank Lawler filed his petition with the county clerk to have his name placed on the ballot for Congress in the Fourth district. Lawler claims over 12 600 signatures, far exceed legal requirements for independent candidates, despite a Populist convention two weeks prior.
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Lawler
Chicago
Frank Lawler
Congress
Lavyley
Editorial Excursion Arrives in Buffalo for Niagara Falls Visit
North west editorial excursionists reached Buffalo at 7:40 after a smooth voyage with no seasickness reported. Buffalo Press Club hosts a city carriage tour and Niagara Falls excursion, with a reception planned until 9 PM before returning by steamer for a week ahead.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Northwest
Minnesota
Buffalo Press Club
Niagara Falls
Press Club
Child rider injured after horse spooks in Minnesota
A 10 year old girl, daughter of H. I. White, a war clerk, was thrown from a horse while riding near Alexandria on September 1. She sustained fractures to both arms and minor bruising on a thigh. The horse was deemed safe and the girl was a capable rider. She is expected to recover.
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Miky White
Alesandria
Min
H. "I. White
Judge dismisses suit against Stillwater Union Depot case
In Stillwater Minnesota on September 12 Judge Williston filed an order dismissing claims totaling $354,863.40 in the case of J O Gorman receiver of Seymour Sabin & Co versus The Stillwater Union Depot and Transfer Company. The decision releases half of the disputed amount held by Minnesota Thresher.
Great parade honors veterans in Pittsburg encampment race
Pittsburg witnesses a massive veterans parade as 400000 to 600000 people line Monongahela Street. The encampment bid pits St Paul against Louisville with Kansas City joining, while decorations, patriotism, and public joy mark the city’s tribute to 40000 Union veterans.
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Pittsburg
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Minnesota
Allegheny
Jetros
Cate Comynany
Naval Reserves
N. GP
Adams
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jery
Maine
California
Rhodesla
New Hampshire
Vermont
Potomanc
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Nebraska
Michigan
Iowa
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Delaware
Missouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Iota
Washington
Alaska
Mexico
Utah
Louisiana
Missiarippi
Montana
Exas
Idaho
Arizona
Georgia
Alabama
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ladiana
Pennsylvania
Calamity strikes Tribune building new fall injures two men
In Minneapolis on Sept 12 at 5 PM a fifth floor staging collapse sent two workers to the basement. Edward Linder, 20, of 108 East Lake Street, suffered a broken left wrist, head wounds, a slight skull fracture, and pelvic injury. Fred Budwichson, about 40, is in critical condition with slim hopes of recovery.
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Dora M. French
Portia
New York
Halifax
City Island
Cuddyhunk Light
Dvnd
Dr. Crook
Actic
Perin
Miranda
Cook
Lee
Minneapolis
Shapter
Tribune
Edward Linder
East Lake Street
Fred Budwichson
Linder
Dr. Kilvington
Kilvington
Man from Duluth seeks million estate in Spain
Duluth, Sept. 12. John D. Grass, a modest citizen, says he has proven his claim to a Spanish estate worth millions after eight years of effort and is preparing to travel to Spain in three weeks to press his rights there.
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Duluth
Minn
John D. Grass
Spain
de Grass
Man Dies After Fall at Braih's Hotel
An employee fell while assisting a customer at Braih's hotel rod bakery in St Pan, tumbling to the cement floor. The injured man, identified as John Hersine, was found unconscious and later died. Dr. Mautey of St Pan examined the body and observed skull injuries, with the death reported at Conpd st.
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St Pan
John Hersine
We Wiesmen & of
Braih
Rod Bakery
Paul
Mautey
Fighting Phee at Litchtetd and Titehield
Raw report from September 12 describes a disorderly incident near Litchtetd and Titehield with Sparks leading a treight train through rough terrain. A crowd moved toward Raynes and Paller's nursery, but work by bystanders prevented further trouble. the situation remained tense for a time.
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Phee
Litchtetd
Titehield
Tuain
Willng
Paller
Train strikes workers in fog near Wilson injuring man
In Wis Sept 1 a collision between a band car and a train on a milroad section at Wilson injured a worker who could not jump. Two men escaped with minor injuries while a younger man was struck by the train and severely hurt. He may recover.
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Hand Coe
Hreteht
Wis
Met
Milroad
Wilson
Yous
Ian
George Ry Maxwell's Death in Gogebic Iron City
George Ti Maxwell died September 10 from a morphine overdose at the Inter Ocean hovel in Cheyenne. He founded Gogebic Iron Spirit of Bessemer and was a prominent figure in Gogebic County. His father, Robert Maxw Tahpemby, is also noted as a local businessman.
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George Ry Maxwell
Bessemer
Mich
George Ti. Maxwell
Inter Ocean
Cheyenne
Gogr County
Robert Maxw Tahpemby
Explosion Hits Asian Mine Kills and Injures Workers
A gas explosion at Centralia coal mines operated by A. Riley & Co. killed George Ra, fatally injured Janis Forme Pogarty, and seriously burned John Cook. Two Hungarian workers were injured. The blast was caused by an electrical lamp.
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Centratia Coliery
A. Riley & Co
George Ra
Janis Forme Pogarty
John Cook
Wlectra
Minnesota Patents Granted to State Inventors
Minnesota inventors received patents including Samuel G Howe of St Paul for a gram meter by Diegele Jock and Frederick P B Kanne of Waterville. August Salnstrom of Minneapolis received a urinal, Frank J Shepard and M Wage of Minneapolis for sales stip, Paul Swendson of Minneapolis for a threshing machine, and Emery Thos Ashley for a draft equalizer.
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Minnesota
Washington
Samuel G. Howe
St. Paut
Diegele
Jock
Frederick PB. Kanne
Waterville
Gramn Meter
August Salnstrom
Minneapol
Frank J. Shepherd
M. Wage
Minneapolis
Paul Swendson
Minneapolix
Emery Thos. Ashley
Drafi
Fargo Horsemen Seek Entries for Three Day Meet
Fargo Turf Club representatives visit Minneapolis to solicit entries for a three day meet opening September 1. Purses are liberal with Jamestown and Valley City meetings following in order, offering continued trotting and pacing. Entry blanks are available at the Horsemen office.
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Fargo Horsemen Minneapols
Fargo Turf Club
Jamestown
Vallee City
Horseman
Chicago anti compulsory vaccination league forms action
Under M. H. Garlune of Englewood a group in Chicago forms the anti compulsory vaccines league to oppose vaccination. The immediate object is to overthrow the practice of compulsory vaccination and direct a crusade against it.
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Chicago
M. H. Garlune
Englewood
Tragic Crossing Claims Higgins Family in Putnam NY
Mrs and Mr Or eon Higgins of Benson VI were killed instantly while trying to cross the track ahead of a northbound express at Putnam New York. Two little girls, Marc Manley, were fatally injured.
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Whitehall
N. Y
Putnam
Oreon Higgins
Benson, VI
Marc Manley
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