Shot for Moose Accident Leads to Slaying Guilty Plea
Charles Wingren, a young homesteader who recently married, admitted guilt in the shooting death of Peter Larson near Rapid River. The incident occurred while Wingren hunted a moose, mistaking Larson for the animal. Wingren surrendered after traveling to Brainerd, where he pled guilty and awaits sentencing after seeking clemency discussions.
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Beaudette
Oaks Wingren
Wae
Mooge
Koochithing County
Larson
Wingren
Internations Falls
Walsh
Stanton
McClenchan
St. Cloud
St. Paul
Will
Board of Pardons
Toledo banker linked to Lord Roberts fortune revealed
Erne st Roberta vice president of the defunct Dorr Street Savings Bank in Toledo is alleged to be a cousin of Lord Roberts. He reportedly learned he inherited £30 000 and invested in Toledo real estate and the bank. Roberts settled in Toledo years ago after working as a coachman and hostler. He declines to comment on the fortune or reasons for leaving England.
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Toledo
Dorr Street Savings Bank
Ernest Roberta
Lord Roberts
Roberts
Ballard
Lawrence Avenue
Steve Brown
Brown
Collingwood Avenue
Dorr Street Bank
Whale Rain Over Seaside Causes Havoc After Dynamite Fails
A giant whale carcass washed ashore in Seaside Oregon. Attempts using tides and four teams of horses to move it failed. Dynamite dispersed carrion citywide instead. Large chunks wrecked a cottage roof and soaked a residence in oil. Residents found their shoes stained as debris covered yards.
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Idndaley
Resins Cottage
Olly
Imprint of a Shoe Found in Coal and Sealed Lizards
A coal seam near Wilkes-Barre contains an imprint in fern and coal resembling a bulldog toe shoe. Frederick M. Chase reports the fossil-like impression, while Altoona notes two full-grown lizards sealed in an oak log likely from a 60-year-old tree.
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Wilkesbarre
Altoona
Joseph, McClosky
Bellwood
Trained Nurses Join Transatlantic Vessels As Key Crew
The New York State Journal of Medicine notes trained nurses at Bes and Ons aboard near transatlantic liners, adding nurse specialists to medical staff. This expands nursing careers on ships and signals nurses will become indispensable adjuncts to ship doctors on the Grat class passenger year.
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Bes
Ons Ot
Ines
New York State Journal of Medicine
Indian Cure for Smallpox Recipe Claims Quick Relief
A correspondent claims a simple cure for smallpox from India. The remedy uses one ounce cream of tart dissolved in water and drunk when cold. The Advocate of India quotes the correspondent saying it cures thousands, leaves no marks, avoids blindness, and provides speedy relief.
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India
Theater Etiquette Warns Against Door Holding at Opera
The Smart-Set notes theater manners are dowdy as readers are urged not to hold doors for others entering the opera house. After entering, the door should be allowed to slam behind you, ideally striking the lady behind you if possible.
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Opera House
Family Life in England Troubled by Social Change
The Manchester Guardian notes a widespread uneasiness over apparent disintegration of family life as social and industrial development threatens home training of children and family relationships.
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England
Manchester Guardian
Court Train Reused For Keepsakes And Garments
The English court train is praised for its versatility as a memory token and material source. Women fashion it into book covers sachets and other dainty items, repurposing the fabric to preserve the pleasant occasion.
Watch-Driven Speed Gauge For Automobiles
New York inventor creates a dashboard mounted clock linked to the accelerator. Press a button to start the timepiece, and after a mile the watch stops automatically, letting the driver test speed at regular intervals.
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New York
One on Mother and the role of an anarchist
A father explains an anarchist as someone who blows somebody up during a dinner conversation. A child then asks if the mother is an anarchist, highlighting a playful, rural dialogue about political labels.
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Willie
Mat
Snake length dispute over space in paper
In Stray Stories, a showman complains his largest snake was 31 feet, not 20, with an editor apologizing for space cuts that forced shortening the note. The exchange captures a small newsroom quip about limits and accuracy in print.
Women Donate Easter Funds to Pay Church Debt
In Chillicothe Missouri the First Methodist Episcopal church saw its Ladies' Working Society pledge the money they would spend on Easter hats to clear a $700 debt. Dozens signed a list promising to forgo Easter bonnets and millinery purchases, with pledged women attending bareheaded to mark their sacrifice. Brethren may follow by giving up spring derbies.
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Chillicothe
Methodist Epicopal
Dreas
Derby
Tinniest Twins Among 13 Children In Blair County
Two seven week old twins, emaciated and weighing about eight pounds together, were brought to Blair County almshouse for care after their mother Mrs John Thomas of Etna died a month ago. Their father, who had three other children to care for, could not provide nourishment. The Thomases had thirteen children in ten years, including three sets of twins and one triplet. five children survived. A tele scope satchel revealed the twins, smiling, as their father entrusted them to Miss Fannie Robinson in charge.
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Altoona
Blair County
John Thomas
Etna
Thomases
Thomas
Fannie Robinson
Open to Debate Notion in Mag Illustration
A Sunday Magazine illustration frames a married philosopher in a witty dialogue about perception. He calls his wife an angel while she calls him a brute, hinting at mutual misjudgment and the introspective mood of the piece.
Training Boos Harm in Army Life Claims 600 Leave Daily
A historical note argues that faulty military physical training harms recruits causing about 600 men to leave the British army each year due to weak hearts and defects. The claim critiques the army’s illogical training system and calls for reform.
Muat Climb Ladder Slowly Promotes Steady Progress
A dictum warns against rushing ascent and stresses steady, rung by rung progress. It argues climbing the ladder slowly prevents failures tied to overreaching and emphasizes methodical advancement.
Rain Prophet Perk: Uncle Jerry Peebles Quips Weather Wisdom
In a lighthearted remark Uncle Jerry Peebles notes that in this climate a man can gain a prophet's reputation simply by looking wise and predicting rain. The quip highlights crowd-pleasing weather chatter and local humor.
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Uncle Jerry
Uncle Jerry Peebles
Poemish Quote on Dishwashing Duty in Manchester Union
A brief quotation from the Manchester Union suggests turning domestic chores into art. It imagines a wife receiving guidance to wash dishes when the water is good and hot, framing the task as a poetic duty within daily life.
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Manchester Union
Testimonial Encourages Punch Subscriptions With Prominent Photos
A testimonial praises the magazine for its excellent pictures that illuminate old jokes and urges readers to subscribe now.
Evarta Faces Decisive Vote Over Railroad Offer
In a few days Evarta residents vote on whether to abandon their homes and accept a railroad offer to compensate property owners by exchanging lots. The Milwaukee line extended from Glenham to Mobridge, cutting Evarts off after the Pacific coast extension was built across the Missouri River.
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Evarta
Milwaukee Railroad
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
South Dakota
Mobridge
Glenham
Evarts
Evants
Judge's interior topsy turvy autopsy astonishes Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins surgeons conducting an autopsy on St Louis judge John E. McKeighon found his internal organs unusually misplaced. The heart lay inverted, kidneys connected by a horseshoe ligament, liver inverted, and gall bladder atop, a rare anatomical transposition described by the medical team.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John E. McKeighon
St. Louis
Lygadhe McKeighon
St Louis
Will Provides for a Party at Broomhill Chigwell Easex
London report notes John Charles Campton J P of Broomhill Chigwell Easex died February 9 aged BL years. By his will he left 2500 dollars and a silver bowl and silver cake basket for trust to provide for a friendly family party for peace and goodwill of his family once a year while any child remains. Estate valued at 229230 dollars.
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London
John Charles Campton
J. P
Broomhill
Chigwell
Easex
Silver Bowl and
Silver Cake Basket Porn Trust
Aatate Lw
Jayhawkers of 49 to Be Told in Death Valley Magazine
Death Valley Magazine will publish the life of Death Valley Scotty with a May feature on the Jayhawkers of 49. John B. Colton, 75, survivor and 16 at the 1849 trek from Galesburg Illinois, writes the piece detailing the 49 members who crossed to California on foot after abandoning wagons. The account covers survival, humor, and hardship, with four survivors and a woman carrying a child through the ordeal. Subscription is $1 a year. premiums include five shares of Death Valley Quartz & Placer Mining stock. Death Valley Publishing Company, Rhyolite, Nevada.
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Death Valley Magazine
Death Valley
California
Death Valley Quartz & Placer Mining Company
Death Valley Publishing Company
Rhyolite
Nevada
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Bottineau North Dakota
Notice announces mortgage foreclosure on the estate of Teles phore Vontte and Rowlls Gostte and the Red River Valley Mortgage Company. It describes the property in section 23, township 162 north range 74 west and lists dates around 1908 for court sale and related notices. The document also includes final account hearing for the estate of John W. Martin and appointment of J D Page as administrator with a June term hearing set.
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State of North Dakota
Notice of Land Claim Proof by Ole Anderson Souris ND 1908
Notice from the Department of the Interior dated May 9 1908 announces Ole Anderson of Souris North Dakota filing intent to make a five year proof on Homestead entry No for land in township 168 west. District court Bottineau County will hear the case on June 15 22 20. Witnesses listed include A G Kornkoan Christ won Bouris Ke 0 Hi.
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Department of the Interior
Vils Lake
N. D
Ole Anderson
Souris
Homexton
Township
Het Wuld
Telos D. Ie
Wither Glork
Bot
Notice for Publication in Devils Lake District
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior for Hilda Kofold formerly Hilde Pettersen of Bottineau North Dakota. It states she dies and that five year proof is required before John Kirk Gow Judge at Bottineau on June 15 1908. Witnesses named to prove continuous residence include Bonai Com lana Cordelia Fe'eotoid etl ttineau May 9 1892 to May 29 1892.
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Department of the Interior
Notice of Foreclosure Auction in Bottineau County North Dakota
Court decree in Bottineau County outlines judgment for Buffalo Property Company and others against John A Patton and Trusale A Patton for 65990.15 with interest and costs. Sale of described real estate at the Bottineau courthouse front door on June 20 to satisfy the judgment. Sheriff McKinnon and attorneys Turner & Wright listed. May 15 22 49 and June 6 13 notices.
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Trussie A. Patton
J.J. Stephens
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Northalton
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Bottineau County
North Dakota
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Bottineau School District announces building bids 1908
The Bottineau School District No 1 invites sealed proposals for a stone and mud brick high school building with five rooms and full facilities. Bids due June 29 1908 at 6 p.m. in Bottineau North Dakota. Bond required double contract amount and certified check for 100 to guarantee good faith.
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Bottinesa County
North Dakota
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Villi
D. Mefinin
Sottineau
J. A. Shannot
Nohool
J. D. McBain
Wich Board
Dted
A. Besancon
Homestead Claim Notice for Arne O Tyedt at Bottineau
The Department of the Interior issues a notice from Devils Lake N D dated May 16 1904 informing that Arne O Tyedt of Bottineau North Dakota has filed intent to make a five year homestead proof for the NW SE and Lot 6 in Township 16 Range 4 W Will be at Bottineau North Dakota on July 1 1908 before John H Kirk County Auditor. His witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are Ole G Ton Carl G Nelson J Lindberg and J W Miller.
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Devils Lake
Arne O. Tyedt
Bottinoay
N.D
Iial
Notaye Inc
John Ht. Kirk
Bottineau
Ole G. Ton
Carl G. ‘Nelson
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Henglatue
Notice for Publication Land Office Devils Lake ND May 1908
Notice is given that Mai N. Dy has filed final five year proof for homestead entry in the northwest quarter of section 16 township 11 range 73. The hearing will be before Mark Hawker, U S Commissioner, Bottineau ND, on January 20 1908. Witnesses: Charles E Whiterton Nullie Meullock John Hayes Frank Brish, all of Bottineau. Regulator Miller</s>
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Devils Like
Mai
Mark Hawker
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