Johnson Endorsed by Minnesota Democrats After Tight Battle
The Minnesota Democratic state central committee voted 68 to 23 to endorse Gov. John A. Johnson for the presidential nomination after a spirited two hour debate. Delegates from St Paul and Minneapolis clashed over support, with Bryan adherents showing strength and proxies influencing the final roll call. The May 14 convention date was set, and the resolution urged national support for Johnson at the Denver convention.
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St. Paul
Gov. Johnson
Democratic State Central Committee
Frank A. Days
Bryan
State Central Committee
Johnson
Minnesota
Minneapolis
John A. Johnson
Mississippi Valley
United States
Denver
James Manahan
A. B. Clair
Grand Rapids
Manahan
Hear Robbers Go to Sleep in La Crosse
Postoffice Inspector E. E. Fraser reports from La Crosse that burglars who dynamited a local safes blast were misheard as a screen door. Residents slept through the noise. morning revealed the crime was already accomplished.
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la Crosse
Escape Plot Turns Deadly at Montana Prison
Three life convicts attacked Warden Frank Conley and Deputy Warden John Robinson at the Montana state penitentiary in Deer Lodge. Robinson was killed, Conley fatally wounded but fought back, killing George Rock and W. H. Hayes in a violent clash. A third convict fled and was captured. his name withheld pending investigation into the plot.
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Rock
Hayes
Robinson
Conley
A L Coles Dead Republican Governor Candidate Dies
Albert S. Cole former Republican governor candidate died in Sanbenite Texas of acute Brights disease after months of illness. He and wife, married in St Lawrence County New York, settled in Fergus Falls in 1881 and operated multiple stores in Fergus Falls Motley Walker Akeley and Pequot with only the Pequot shop retained. He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs John Andrus. Interment at Fergus Falls.
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Minneapolis
Albert S. Cole
Sanbenite
Tex
Bright
Florida
Texas
Cole
St. Lawrence County
New York
Fergus Falls
Motley, Walker, Akeley
Pequot
John Andrus
Aged Woman Narrowly Escapes Dramation Fire
Aged Mrs. Adam Doerr, 78, living alone on a farm south of Viroqua Wisconsin, narrowly escaped death as her burning house collapsed moments after she escaped. Neighbors believed her body was among the ruins but she survived.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Adam Doerr
Viroqua
Neill McLeen
Vernon County
Body Found in Woods Near Vermilion Minnesota
Report from Lake Vermilion head cites a body located in township 65 range 18 about miles from the lake head. H A Connors a strapper and cruiser, while on his regular trip through northern woods, found the body but did not touch it and notified authorities. It is believed the deceased is a lost lumber cruiser.
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Woods Tower
Minn
Township 65
Lake Vermilion
H. A. Connors
Strapper
Cruisék
Nome
Japan China talks stalled over Tatsu Maru dispute
Peking session between Baron Hayashi and Yuan Shikai failed to resolve the cargo dispute and the release of the Tatsu Maru. China sanctioned removing the Japanese flag and discussed supervision of arms traffic. settlement to be deferred at least two days. Wu Tingfang, new U.S. envoy, visited Washington amid hopes for a calm outcome. Other briefs report death of William Manning, Miss Jessie Daw’s suicide, Orchard's murder case, and three young women drowned in Greenville mill pond.
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Macao
Baron Hayashi
Chin
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Hayashi Monday
Japan
Yuan Shih Kai
Foreign Board
Canton
Washington
Wu Ting- Fang
United States
State Department
Root
Bacon
Tatsu
Trial Opens for Sacrilege Murder Suspect Alia in Denver
In Denver on March 10, the trial of Giuseppe Alia, charged with murdering Father Leo Heinrichs of St Elizabeth's Church, began with heavy security. Sheriff Nisbet stationed deputies. Judge Whiteford ordered 100 veniremen. Alia, who speaks little English, sat with his attorney as jurors were questioned, showing weariness and quiet gaze.
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Denver
Mar
Giuseppa Alia
Sicilia
Leo Heinrichs
St Elizabeth's Church
Alexander Nisbet
Alia
Greeley M. Whiteford
Tudge Whitford
Stabbings Panic and Global Headlines Spur Brief News
A man was stabbed in Havlin's theater in St Louis with probable fatal injuries and a panic narrowly avoided. Unofficial news from St Petersburg says the czar commuted Gen Stossel's death sentence. Daniel J Ainsworth of the Rush reportedly died by his own hand aboard the vessel in Washington state. Coney Island opened for the season and 24000 New Yorkers visited the beaches amid mild weather. A state prohibition movement started in Chattanooga. 7000 privates attended an evening demonstration in Berkeley. George B Beckley, son of Admiral Berkeley, shipped as an oiler on a Pacific steamer to study marine engineering. Delegates from a dozen states will attend a Washington committee meeting to discuss federal registration. San Francisco police pursue a religious sect accused of coercive methods involving young girls in a white slave trade. William Vanderbilt Jr was arrested in New York for speeding and reckless driving, with a $100 bail posted. A naval construction race is underway building two government ships. Delaware and North Dakota are built by New York News Company and Fore River Company in Quincy, Massachusetts, competing with Fore River leading.
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St.Louis
St. Petersburg
Gen. Stossel
Daniel J. Ainsworth
Rush
Wash
Coney Land
Chattanooga
Tenn. A
George B. Beckley
Admiral Berkley
En & Pacific
Washington, D.C
San Prancisco
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Dinisad
Nava
Innit Bate
Newynet News Company
Fore River Company
Quines
Mass
Delaware
Hope for Alfonso's Safety in Barcelona Visit
Barcelona reports say Gen. Linares expects King Alfonso to visit peacefully, with crowds loyal to the king and tight security measures including street searches and restricted official programs. Also noted is a Congo revolt near upper Sanga river with a French Congo director captured, and two men charged in a Brockton post office robbery now bound for Brockton.
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Antwerp
Mar
Mall
Sanga
French Congo
Markets Show Varied Wheat and Grain Movements Across Cities
New York and Chicago notes report flour and wheat activity with May and July futures mixed as corn steadies. Prices for butter and eggs hold firm. live poultry and potatoes show steady to modest gains. Cattle and hog markets vary by region with higher quotes in Kansas City and Omaha as markets digest bearish signals from overseas cables.
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Paar
Minneapolis
New York
Western
Embalming Speciality Advertised by Philadelphia College
J H Weaver advertises embalming as a specialty at the Philadelphia College of Bartainners. References a competent lady assistant for babies and children and mentions cathe professionally cashiered for distance. WU dissent dink undertiker.
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Philadelphia College of Bartainners
Teaching The Young Idea Promotes Customer Satisfaction
A promise to please all customers and ensure satisfaction as we study to offer the best values across home, school, and related goods. emphasis on quality and service is stated for a broad audience.
Jerome Denies Charges in Albany Address to Governor
District Attorney Jerome of New York filed his answer to 23 charges brought by William F. King and a minority stockholders committee against Governor Hughes. Jerome denies all charges and awaits the governor's procedural plan after reviewing the document.
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Albany
N. Y
Jerome
New York
Hughes Hia
William F. King
New York Merchants’ Association
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Terome
American Car Repaired in New York Paris Race Update
Cheyenne Wyoming March 10 after completing repairs the American car in the New York to Paris race departed the city Monday E Linn Matthewson of Denver will proceed from Cheyenne to Ogden Utah Valley Nebraska March 10 the Italian car in the same race passed here without stopping Valley lies twenty five miles west of Omaha and the run to Cheyenne was completed in two hours Charles Aldrich Iowa curator and founder of the state historical department died Sunday of grip and kidney trouble born 1828 New York state His body will lie in state at Des Moines capitol on Wednesday A fight at a Italian christening in Har marville near Pittsburgh March 10 left two stabbed and a third shot all in serious condition with several foreigners detained
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Cheyenne
Wyo
New York
Paris
E. Linn Matthewson
Denver
Ogden
Utah Valley
Neb
Valley
Omaha
Iowa Authority
Boone, Ia
Charles Aldrich
The
State Historical Department of
Iowa
New York State
Capitol
Des Moines
Pittsburg
Harmarville
Here
An Eye Glass Fitting Ad and Local Election Notice
An imagey ad promotes expert glasses fitting claiming best in the neighborhood and urges voters in Bottineau County to support a Republican candidate in the upcoming mayoral election. The text mixes eyewear promotions with a garbled pledge of support.
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Bottineau County
Mary
Taner
Republic
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