Mortison Normal School Chief Resigns In Bibleton News
Long list of local incidents includes the resignation of Hrof O Lakensgard, a Mortison normal school principal, a series of industrial and accident reports across multiple towns, a fireman injury, a fatal wagon crash near Beresford, court actions over railroad land in Aberdeen, and severe weather affecting Sisseton region with flood impacts.
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O. Lakensgard
Mortison
AllAnge Warehouse
Cloyalk Ab
Society of Blacks
Ils Toneers
Tran
Rounell
Egan
Bael
Carl
Becaue
Mitehell
O. de Tong
Carpenter
State Savings Bank of Oytay
Roberts Comity
James Burne
Beresford
Washington Notes in News of the Week
The column surveys wide topics from politics to disasters. It cites Speaker Cannon, national figures like John S Peoples and Governor Warner, and reports accidents, strikes, deaths and foreign affairs. It notes railroad wrecks, fires, storms, and political moves across states and nations with many named persons and places.
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Washington
Epson
Cannon
Jesup C
Macklin
Johnny Lelstian
Ponnaytvania
Tilwin
uSberl
Stonl Hiss
Shi
Mustem
Wits
Stoenerson
John S Peoples of
Detroit
Mili
Widehijaian
Annapulis Naval Academy
Multiple Crime and Tragedy Reports Across States
James Davis alias Dago a lynched suspect in Felicia Florida after murdering a man and a servant as militia arrived late. Charles Hartop of Canyon Ferry Montana committed suicide in despair over illness. Mrs Alice Kinnan murdered at home in New York by unknown assailant. Eliza Richardson’s Sioux City home burglarized of jewelry during California trip. Sawyer Midh fire captain Henry Boyd and Peterson held over arson spree for rewards. Elias Kuntée sentenced for attempted wife murder and stabbed wife. Townsend, former Iowa City editor, commits suicide. Illness cited as cause.
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James Davis
Russell
Felicia
Fla
Charles Hartop
Eames Ranch
Canyon Ferry
Mont
Alice Kinnan
New York
Eliza Richardson
Sioux City
Iowa
California
Henry Boyd
Sawyer Midh
Peterson
Elias Kuntee
Will County
Til
Kuntee
Kuntée
Diversa
Riots and Violence in Bialystok Amid Outbreaks
Reports from Bialystok and St Petersburg recount severe riots against Jews during a Corpus Christi procession. Bombs, shootings, and arson killed or wounded many, with mobs attacking Jewish shops and residents. Troops and dragoons deployed. hospitals report numerous casualties and ongoing search for impact.
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Bialystok
Russia
Alexandrov Street
Russi Vlerzyniain
Pederott
Remarkable Record: Iowa Girl Never Absent or Tardy
Edna Adams of Volga City has completed twelve years of schooling without a single absence or tardy. She just graduated from Volga City high school and is the daughter of C. S. Adams, formerly a Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul engineer, now a merchant in Volga City.
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Iowa
West Union
Edna Adams
Volga City High School
Miss Adams
C. 8. Adams
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Volga City
On Verge of Great Upheaval in Russia
June 19 dispatches from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe rising unrest and a looming general political strike. Proletariat leaders push for action while agrarian issues spread, troops patrol streets, and the emperor’s regime faces pressure as calls for parliamentary control intensify.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Lvaders
Peterhof
Nicholas
Red
Agai
Goremy Kin
Alexieff
Jepress
Cronstadt
Trade in Manchuria Denies Foreign Merchants Gains
Widespread dissatisfaction grows among American and European merchants banks and shipping firms toward Japanese administration in Manchuria. The Portsmouth treaty occupation persists until April with foreign trade blocked while Japanese gain advantages. Foreign goods enter via Port Newchwang with duties. Dalny and Antung ship without duty. Mukden Antung nominally open but travel inland barred without Japanese passes.
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Manchuria
Pekin
Newchwang
Dalny
Antung
Mukden
Newehwang
Six Lumber Men Drown in Shoshone River Crossing
Be Cody Wyoming June 19 five lumber men drowned while crossing the Shoshone river near Wapiti in a boat that carried eleven men. They had been warned by the foreman not to attempt the trip. Six were rescued with difficulty.
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J. Brady
Tacols
Mont
New York Bay
Loule
Comisky
Kan
Chicago, Tockland & Pacific
Jonnjiss
Pequea
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Atlantic Flyer
Red Bank
N. J
Hol
Eatontown
Be Cody
Wyo
Wapiti
Chess Master Pillsbury Dies in Philadelphia
Chess master Harry Nelson Pillsbury died in Philadelphia yesterday after an illness of several months. Born December 5, 1872, in Somerville, Massachusetts, his body will be taken there for funeral services scheduled for Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
Harry Nelson Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Somerville
Mass
Escaped chase ends in fatal shooting in Chester
Chester, Pennsylvania, June 19. William alias Chick Horsey, a Black man, was shot and killed while attempting to flee from a policeman yesterday. Authorities report the encounter occurred during the pursuit, the suspect died at the scene.
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Chester
William
Horsey
Fire sweeps Ryan Dulin building in St Paul blaze
A six story Ryan Dulin building at Seventh and Robert streets burned from 8:27 a m to midnight. Firemen fought on ladders and in smoke while gas mains hampered suppression. Thirty seven firefighters were overcome. Palace Clothing suffered about 250000 in losses. Total damage well insured.
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St. Paul
St Paul
Ryan Dulin
Seventh and
Robert Streets
Yestunday
Twin Cities
Ryan
Ae Enysi
Colafer
Ines
Ryan Hotel
Devlin
Palace Clothing Company
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mexican Plot Alleged by Copper Company Chief
Col Green, head of the copper firm, reports in a Cananea Cananea Sonora letter dated June 11 that agitators moved through the mines inciting workers. He describes warnings of a plot to dynamite the bank and spark a revolution against President Diaz.
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Col. Green
Diaz
Washington
State Department
Cananea
Sonora
Mex
W. W. Green
Corper Company
Despondent Clinton Man Ends Life At Bank
Ira Iverson a well to do Clinton man despondent over fears of losing his mind hanged himself in the boiler house of the City National Bank where he worked as janitor. Despondency and isolation preceded the tragedy as officials urged mental health awareness locally.
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Clinton
Iowa
Ira Iverson
City National Bank
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