Fleet Watcher Arouses Strife In Russian Ministry
A dispute between Russia's foreign affairs ministry and the admiralty centers on Commander Dottch kof's bid to sail with the American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans. The incident sparks press comment and hints at higher officials behind a campaign tied to discrediting Russian diplomacy. Washington reports Evans proposing a torpedo boat destroyer flotilla visit to Buenos Ayres, then joining the fleet at Sandy Point.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Admiralty
Dottchkof
Evans
Pacific
Inews
Buenos Ayers
Washington
Admiral Evans
Navy Department
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Sandy Point
Ithenos Ayres
White House
Secret Service
Two Killed at Shot Pebble Site in Gladstone
In Gladstone Michigan on Monday two men were killed while loading sticks of snamite in rock holes at a quarry opposite the pulp plant. Edward Quackenbush and Jobo Williams were the deceased.
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Gladstone
Mich
Suarry
Pulp
Edward Quackenbush
Jobo Wilams
State Banks in St Paul Put Under State Supervision
State Bank Examiner Schaefe r took charge of the State bank of St Paul and its adjacent Citizens Savings bank after both faced financial trouble. The failure of the St Paul Clearing House to aid them contributed to the situation. Directors planned rehabilitation and hoped to reopen soon. Citizens Savings was solvent but entangled by tied funds and shared building space.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Colonial Club
Lafayette Avenue
Daniel O'Connor
St. Paul, Minn
Sehnefer
State Bank of
Schaefer
Citizens’ Savings Bank
State Bank of St. Paul
Memphis Gamblers Raid Shocks City Court
Memphis court docket lists 71 prisoners, largely African American, charged with gambling or running a gambling house after Saturday night raids. The operation was supervised by Police Commissioner Edward H. Crum, who says he would personally enforce laws banning gambling and Sunday closings, even if it means his own participation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edward H. Crum
Crum
Board of Five
Police Commissioners
Parade of Hungry People Looking for Work in New Britain
More than 1,000 unemployed workmen marched through New Britain Connecticut on January 21 with a banner reading Parade of Hungry People Looking for Work Leaders said hunger meant a desire for activity rather than physical starvation.
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New Britain
Conn
Curzon Wins Irish Representative Peer Seat
Dublin January 21 Lord Curzon of Kedleston ex viceroy of India won a majority of votes in the Ireland representative peers election to fill the vacancy created by the death of Lord Kilmaine.
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Curzon
Dublin
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Ireland
Lord Kilmaine
Catholics Count 13,877,426 in U S Directories
Advance sheets of the 1908 Wiltzius Catholic directory list 13,877,426 Roman Catholics in the United States. Milwaukee reports the note dated January 21. The tally reflects nationwide religious demographics from the directory.
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Milwaukee
Jan
United States
Bomb Outrage on the Range Threatens Quiet MinnesotaT: Bomb Outrage on the Range Threatens Quiet Minnesota
In Biwabik Minnesota early Monday a dynamite blast at the home of Mohawk mine captain Thomas Nicholas tore through the house, throwing his family from their beds and injuring an infant. No clue found, but officials fear a growing reign of terror tied to a looming spring strike. Foreign workers blamed by Nicholas friends for provoking the attack.
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Biwabik
Minn
Thomas Nicholas
Aurora
Nicholas
Tower
Prairie Fire Doused Near Grand Street Minneapolis
A January prairie fire in Minneapolis broke out on Grand street between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets after a passerby dropped a lit match. The blaze scorched a grassy tuft but firefighters quickly contained it with no damage to homes reported.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Grand Street
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth
Fight for Life and Fire in Midwest News Briefs
Marshalltown Iowa reports the interstate commerce hearing on lower livestock rates to Chicago, with independent meat packers intervening. a Mankato fire claim ends in death and a double tragedy. Philadelphia Supreme Court voids Pennsylvania 2-cent railroad fare law in a 4 to 3 decision.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Independent Meat Packers of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Chicago
Des Moines
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia
Mestrezat
Twin City Markets Prices Report
Phinneapolis January market notes list Wheat No 1 northern at 1.08 and No 2 northern at 1.06 with May at 1.0939. Onate No 3 white 48 cents Corn No 3 58 cents Barley No 4 six cents Rye No 5 80 cents Flax seed No 1 1.15 Butter Creamery extras 28 cents firsts 27 cents dairy fancy 5 cents. Poultry Turkeys 12 cents Chickens 10 cents South 8 Paul Japan 90. Cattle Steers 5.00 to 5.75 cows 3.00 to 3.75 Sheep Muttons 6 cents.
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Phinneapolis
South
Paul
Japan
Rae
Illinois governor candidate announces by judge Jesse Black
Judge Jesse Black of Tazewell county has formally announced his candidacy for governor of Illinois on the Democratic ticket. The item notes a political development amid a collection of disparate world events including a 20 000 strong summer crowd at Coney Island and rioting in Mid-Devonshire after a Conservative victory in a vacancy by election. It references a bear birth in the Bronx and a veterinary concern, a Colorado insurance commission proposal penalizing trust fund manipulators, Michigan banking department urging new supervision for trust companies, and Hendrick V Fisher’s religious confession in Geneseo led by Milford H Lyons.
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Jesse Black
Tazewell County
Illinois
Coney Island
N. Y
Mid-Devonshire
England
House of Commons
Bronx
New York
RE. E. Rittenhouse
Insurance
Colorado
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of
Michigan Banking Department
Lansing
Mich
Hendrick V. Fisher
Illinois House of Representatives
Geneseo
Ill
Milford H Lyons
Wheaton
Notice of will contest for Mary Cameron estate in Wisconsin
Cameron widow Mary P. Cameron's will is being contested in La Crosse county probate court. J B Tunnecliffe and M Kittle, nephew and niece, appear as contestants challenging a will leaving most assets to La Crosse relatives and local charities and cemeteries. The estate is valued at about a quarter of a million dollars.
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la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse County
Mary P. Cameron
United States
Angus Cameron
Tunnecliffe
M. Kittle
Washington, D. C
State of
New York
Markets Summary From Chicago and New York Trading
Chicago markets show flour steady with spring wheat around 6.45 and winter wheat 4.50 to 4.60, corn strong near 59.50, oats dull with May around 52 percent, butter near 80 cents a pound, and eggs rising with higher-grade entries. New York reports flour dull, wheat easing then strengthening on corn, No. 2 western rye at 9 cents fob, with mixed regional price shifts.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Western
Live Stock Prices From Chicago And Omaha Markets
Cattle and hog prices listed for Chicago and Omaha on January 20 show steady to easier conditions in both cities. Chicago reports varied ranges for steers cows yearlings and feeders with hogs including heavy packing sows mixed packers and barrows, while Omaha notes market steadiness for cattle, higher hogs, and steady to strong sheep with yearlings and wethers priced accordingly.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Texas
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Offic
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ST. Paul Institution
Hazzard
Detroit
Russell F.hazzard
Seventh
United States Infantry
Fort Wayne
Funston
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Hammond
Ind
Sidmon McHie
Hammond Board of Trade
Mankato
Heese Thomas
Cambria
William
Twin City Markets
Cameron Will
Self
Springfield
George C. Crilten
Eva Mardsi
Joffeyville
Kan
Sunflower Glass Company
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
the Palace Bakery
Gilbert Larson
Bottineau County Bank
Bottineaus ND
Bottineau County
S. B. Mahaney
Willow City
Bottineau Courant
North Dakota
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Bottineau, N. D
H. M. Trent
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