Monument Erected At Shiloh Battlefield Tennessee
The ceremony at Shiloh Battlefield featured Governor Johnson and fifty Minnesota notables as the monument to fallen soldiers was unveiled. C C Andrews of St Paul and others spoke while ideal spring weather gave way to a formal tribute.
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Shiloh
Tenn
Johnson
Minnesota
C. C. Andrews
St. Paul
Government making war on lotteries
Federal authorities in Chicago announce fines totaling 10150 to 28 men arrested nationwide for lottery links. The heaviest 6000 was levied on David Jones of Chicago linked to Old Reliable Guaranty Loan and Trust Co. All pleaded guilty and warned of prison if repeated. Authorities say the Jones firm’s collapse ends lotteries in the United States. Also notice: Ladies Aid Society and Queen Esthers plan a home made sale April 14 in Sparks building with booths for each day of the week.
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Chica- 20
Reliable Guaranty Loan and Trust Company
Lottery
Bethea
Fedral
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Queen Esthers
New Sparks
Standard Oil Company Ousted From Tennessee
The Tennessee Supreme Court today ousted the Standard Oil Co. from doing business in the state for acts at Gallatin restraining trade. Justice Neil delivered the opinion. Counsel for the company have appealed to the U S Supreme Court. The item mentions Roswell rustics and a funeral with Rev Vermillion and Nina Rabb in a fragmentary note.
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Nashville, Tenn
The
Supreme Court
Standard Q Oil Co
Tennessee
Gallatin
Neil
U. S. Supreme Court
Roswell
Judge Pope Suffers Collapse After Heavy Court Work
Roswell reports Judge Wm H Pope suffered a nervous collapse and adjourned court after weeks of long sessions and sixteen hour days. The condition followed intense workload. rest likely needed. Local notices also mention church services at First M E Church South with Rev S E Allison and Rev John W Smith.
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South
John W. Smith
S. E. Allison
Mr. Allison
Roswell
Portales
Wm. H. Pope
Burglar Robbery Nets Fifty Thousand Dollars in Diamonds
San Francisco reports the Market Street jewelry shop at 744 Market Street robbed last night. The late Mrs. Martin and two daughters will depart for Brainard Kansas with the body, as fifty thousand dollars worth of diamonds were stolen. A funeral service for Patrick Williams was held at Dilley Undertaking Rooms, with ties to W. M. Patrick and the local M E Church, South.
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Brainard
Kan
Patrick Williams
Dilley Undertaking
W. M. Patrick
L. R. Alexander
Israel
Dudely Buck
Davis
Colorado Springs
William Jennings Bryan
Elliott
C. E
Christ
Odem
Ezekel
Jesus Christ
Army Hall
Has-Been Ball Team Formed For Upcoming Game
Capt Murray and Ted Bedell organize a teen baseball squad including W. G. Hamilton E. L. Bedell Dr. Phillips Roy Daniel L. R. Alexander A. L. Hall M. S. Murray R. M. Parsons and Ross Malone. Others to be added if possible. Church notices from First Methodist Episcopal Church and St. Andrew's Mission listed with service times and sermon topics.
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M. S. Murray
Ted Bedell
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