Indian Dream Foretells Cyclone and Exodus at Squaw Point
June news from Paul reports Walker and White Earth Indians feigning fear of natural danger, fearing removal of troops. Day Guanee claims Christ warned of a cyclone ten days after July Fourth, with safety at Squaw Point. Government arrests Day Day Guanee. Red Boy shares prophecy at White Earth, signaling a rallying plan among tribes.
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Bt Paul
Walker
White Earth
Day Duy Guan
Guanee
Christ
Squaw Point
Rain and Wind Ravage Northwestern Line Crops
Des Moines Iowa June 13 heavy rain and violent wind caused extensive damage along the Northwestern line between Ames and Cedar Rapids. Hundreds of acres of grain flooded and crops ruined from Temnoile to Cedar aplis as water covers pastures and fields. Fences bridges and roads washed out impeding traffic and delaying freight and passenger trains. corn oats and wheat destroyed and replanting unlikely.
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Des Moines
Towa
Ames
Cedar Rapide
Temnoile
Cedar Aplis
Northwestern
Cedar Rapids
Gov Shaw Hurt In Colliding Trains Near Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa June 13 Gov Shaw injured in a collision between a regular Chicago and North Western passenger train and a special train three blocks from the station. Engineer Thomas Smith killed. Both engines demolished. rest of trains intact. Gov Shaw received a cut temple and brained arm but planned to resume journey today. Mrs Jones of Ames lightly hurt.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago & Northwesterp
Ames
Thomas Smith
Gov, Shaw
Chicago
Philadelphia
Temple
B. E. Jones
Amex
Denounced Doctrine of Temporal Power Sparks Vatican Row
Oscervatore Momano reports Cardinal Gampolla rebuking a Geheve article denouncing papal temporal power and curial methods. Mer Treland says he aligns with the pope on the issue and will reiterate declarations in Rome with Cardinal Rampolla. Sioux Falls hosts seventh annual Barnet district meeting. next year in Mitchell, Tyne, 1901. officers elected include Moderator Rev Harry Gunderson and Miss Lou Hamilton.
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Ponr
Oscervatore Momano
Irelindo Cardinal
Gampolla
Journal
de Geheve
Duke of Norfolk
Mer. Treland
Cardinal Rampolla
Rome
Orefer
Naptiate
Sioux Falls, & D
Sioux Falls
Barnet Association
Mitchell Tyne & 1901
Rey
Harry H
Gunderson
Mitchell
Cerk
Lou Hamilton
Keawater
A. M. Bowen
Sloux Falls
Johnson Declares Innocence in Wise Murder Case
Anoka Minnesota reports the preliminary examination of Ben Johnson, linked to the Wise murder, is set for Monday June 18. Johnson claims an alibi and says he left Phomp gon’a at 1 30 PM and headed home, where witnesses will place him on a road past Curry farm. His father proclaims Ben’s innocence in emotional, public statements.
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Guy
Anoka
Minn
Ben Johnson
Wise
Johnson
Curry Farm
Johson
Ben
Barrett in North Dakota Irrigation Chief Faces Mental Illness
News from Bismarck reports W W Barrett, long time superintendent of irrigation and forestry and state official, suffering temporary insanity. His son George Barrett will manage the offices. Gov and state officials express regret, with overwork cited as a probable cause.
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North Dakota
Omc
Bismarck
N. C
W. W. Barrett
Minnesota
George Barrett
Barrett
Daylight Hold-Up At Anheuser Busch Plant
Two men armed with a revolver robbed the Anheuser Busch Brewing Co cashier at 300 Chestnut Street, securing about 60 dollars. Brewery employees pursued, a struggle ensued, and officers captured the suspects, Otto T. Bearreau and clerk John Nelson were present during the robbery. Suspects named as George Dixon and George Ballford, described as young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
Chestnut Street
Pffce
Norse
Otto T. Bearreau
John Nelson
George Dixon
George Ballford
Secret Milwaukee rail union meets to demand wage restore
A secret gathering of Wisconsin Central engineers firemen conductors and brakemen in Milwaukee last night plotted demands to present to railroad officials today. They seek restoration of the wage scale as it stood before receivers took control and will also press freight handling grievances.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Railway
Wrecked in dense fog sinks Jason Parker off Manitowoc coast
The schooner Jason Parker from Racine bound for Sutton's Bay went aground on South Manitou in thick fog. Capt. Henry Harvig and son John, with sailors Chia Johnson and Kles Fowler, abandoned ship and were rescued to Frankfort. vessel stripped of rigging and salvaged.
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Keomer
Manitowoc
Wis
Jason Parker
Racine
Sutton’s Bayght
Manitou
Frankfort
Ship Carpenter Killed by Revolving Propeller Near Duluth
Klorien Morneam, a ship carpenter from Quebec, died in a Duluth harbor accident while repairing the steamer Ludi. In a rowboat, the propeller’s suction pulled him and his companions into the wheel, tearing them to pieces. The gruesome event occurred as the ship backed away, his body and the others found in fragments.
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Duluth
Minn
Jewel
Klorien Morneam
Slashed With Knife Leaves Bismarck Cook Critical
In Bismarck North Dakota June 13 H J Burns a cook for the packlayers of the Bismarck Washburn and Great Falls road was severely cut by a butcher knife during a quarrel with Bram the time keeper. He was taken to hospital in serious condition with skull and brain injuries. Bram surrendered to authorities claiming self defense and identifying as ex congressman Brumm.
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Bismarck
N. D
H. J. Burns
Bismarck, Washburn
Great Falls Road
Bram
Lily
Trvo
Brow
Congressimat Brumm
Collision Near Republic Kills Six Train Workers
A collision between a Milwaukee passenger train and an ore train near Republic, Marquette, on June 18 killed the engineer, fireman, conductor, and news agent of the passenger train and the engineer and fireman of the ore train.
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Marquette
Mich
Milwaukee
Republic
Hanson Found Insane After Threat, Shooting Attempt
Hanson accused of threatening to kill his wife and attempting to shoot Officer Norton during arrest is adjudged insane and committed to Rochester hospital for long-term care.
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Hanson
Norton
Rochester
War News and Political Turmoil Amid Transvaal Tensions
Reports detail a scramble of British and Boer forces near Kroonstad and Donkerspoort with Gen Kelly-Kenpy rushing troops northward. Moored by rumors of Boer defeat, dispatches claim British victory at Donkerspoort while Cape politics reel from resignations and cabinet realignment.
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Lomlon
Dun
Kroonstad
War Office
Tomen
Seven Thousand Dock Laborers Strike in London
News in brief reports a London strike by seven thousand dock laborers over overtime and meal time agreements with their employers. The item notes a Berlin fire at a Titers national Paper company warehouse and mentions various military and shipping updates from the era, including remarks on Army officers and logistics, plus a March 1900 commerce surge tied to new port openings boosting hemp trade to Manila.
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London
Te Titers National Paper Company
Berlin
N. A
Collis
Wollington
Pacific Mail Stemmehing Company
Bonns
Ceva
Macarthur
AMY
Dent
Carroll Potter
Histon Nis
Sears Gervier
Potter
Fourteenth Infantry
Thupten Bonds
Thiram
Gle
Sen
Che Exparia
Mamilit
Thif Evens
Mawiln
Going Ahead Too Fast on Cuba Independence
Havana reports Gen. Wood’s comments spark debate on U S move toward Cuban independence. Bankers merchants and former cabinet members urge caution saying no island candidate is nonpolitical and warning colonists about abandonment if Cuba is handed to a class of professional politicians. Interview notes constitutional convention possible in September and broad business interest though public reaction mixed.
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Mt Cubana
Havana
Wood
United States
Cuba
Tim Cuba
Gen. Wood
The
Diseneaion
Fire damages Tribune building in New York
A blaze at the Tribune building in New York started around midnight on the 11th. It damaged property worth about 5000 dollars in the summer resort bureau room of the New York Journal and destroyed contents, with additional damage to two adjoining rooms used by the advertising department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dane
Tribune
New York Journal
Jonrpal
Plague at Rio Janeiro Reported by Surgeon General
Surgeon General Wyman received a cable from Dr. Havelburg in Rio Janeiro noting 144 cases since May 6 and 31 deaths. The official cites a suspected plastic disease epidemic, though no specific type is named.
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Rio Janeiro
Washington
Wyman
Havelburg
Wyn
Markets Report Shows Grain and Livestock Price Moves
Wheat and corn futures mixed as Chicago and Minneapolis quotes edge higher while wheat gains and oats firm. Cattle and hog markets across Sioux City Chicago and St Paul show varied in prices with steady to higher readouts for select grades and weights. Trade notes include futures for July and September wheat and cash bids for range of corn, oats, and flour products with regional price signals.
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Paul
Deumanni
Wiley
Timothy
Wluver
Duluth
Wid
Parish
Minneapolis
Juan
Tuly
Bgan LD
Sulwwinkee
Sioux City
Towa
Attempted wreck in Pratu near Renoshoa Wisconsin
A rushed report describes an attempted wreck of a Northwestern passenger train near Pratu Renoshoa Wisconsin. A farmer boy Charlee Hawes watched three men stack tires to block the track but could not identify them. Hawes moved the obstruction and with help removed it just before the train passed.
Street Car Fatality Strikes Sioux City Lawyer
Jane 1. Sinnaed T. Davie, a prominent lawyer and capitalist, was struck by a street car and killed last night in Sioux City Iowa. He was deaf and did not see or hear the impact.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Jane
Sinnaed T. Davie
Prominat
Chase Elected Captain of Company B in Minn Resignation
Albert Chase, son of Mayor Chase, has been elected captain of Company B M N I to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J C Vottex. The move follows a June 13 event in nena Minn with Chase taking command of the unit.
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Chase
Nena Minn
Albert Chase
Ead Ve
Company B
N.i
J. C. Vottex
Delegates Named to National Convention Choices for North Dakota Democrats
Delegates from twenty five of forty one counties attend the Democratic state convention in Fargo. Resolutions denounce Republican militarism and favor popular elections of U S senators, income tax amendment, and abolition of customs duties. Delegates named to the Kansas City national convention include Thomas Oegan and J T Sterritt with alternates, while Langdon’s HL Allert is listed among others.
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Fargo
John Burke
Rolly
Carruth
Grand Forks
Democratic Party
North Dakota
Ama
Portaleo
United States
Congress
National Democrate
Kansas City
Thomas Oegan
Allerane
J. T
Sterritt
T. W. Conyers
Sven Scrumbaard
M. A. Wildrerb
Enos Grey
G. W. Ferris
G. Mason
D. Mcdonald
Ins Leiber
M. J. Alpert
John Taylor
HL. PD. Allert
Langdon
Ines
L. J Baker
Bismarck
J. Lt. Cashel
Graft
Yom Ray Found Dead Near Willow City in Odd Death
Report from Willow City states Yom Ray was found dead with a broken neck hanging near J B Mc Leod's place east of town. Witnesses say he drank heavily after oats, rode home on a wagon with the body across the tongue, bottle of alcohol nearby, and the scene suggests a fall onto the wagon. The body was moved to Rolette County for burial.
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Wilow City
Newk
Willow City
J.B. McLeod
Rolette Couny
Prsidend
Vast North Dakota County Expects Growth Amid Livestock Boom
Tagg county projects substantial progress in prosperity with herds of cattle, sheep and horses. St Paul capital, Deby mivester, and Napoleon tie into plans. grain expansion and general commerce seen as drivers. Asylum board hires Dr. Baldwin to replace resigning Dr. Branch. Census efforts underway under A H Laughlin with aim to correct undercount from ten years ago. state population expected to double from 2,100 to about 4,000 in Bik jimarek area.
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Tagg County
St Paul
Napoleon
Chuyeh
Minneapelis
America
Togan County
OkieRimlny
North Dakota
A. H. Laughlin
Lisbon
Ballot Cross and County Seat Controversy in Emmons County
The emmons county seat question centers on moving from Williamsport to Linton. A 1908 vote failed to reach two thirds for removal, with court actions and alleged ballot irregularities delaying the outcome. If courts set aside prior results, Linton may retain the seat amid population shifts near Braddock.
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Liston
Linton
Emmons County
Williamsport
Linston
Williamsburg
Lion
Sunehy
Wien
Lin Jon
Braddock
Willnisperh
Prominent banker comments on weather and crop prospects
The well known finance man OA Webster surveys conditions in a May tour. He notes early seeding, good ground, and no drought harm to state crops. He predicts rain will boost late sown grain and warns only hay shortages from dry weather, with grass backward but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Tag Jjner
Righ
Ustal
Senator Weported and the Connecticut politics debate
A fragmented Chicago Record article recounts Senator Weported and Mr Sawyer discussing political strategies during Garfield era. The text mentions Mr Rawyer’s perceived influence, party tensions in Wisconsin and Connecticut, and a visitor’s remark about taking a train to New York.
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Sawyer
Rawyer
Oskeeh
Ape
Jerre
Mirstadt
Jewell
Clara
Wisconsin
Qaut
New York
Connecticut
Chicago
Wake prompts town talk in the Bronx as job news spills
Residents discuss Ravney Hogan's wake while Tommy reports the cause of his death, stating Hogan was out walking and died in Dig sleep. The Tribune notes Mrs Grogan-Pat has a July job in the Bronx works, and local chatter includes phrases about a taber and driving phrases from Mrs Dugap-Arrah.
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Tommy
Pata
Grogan
Pat
Bronx
Dugap
Arrah
Indge
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Cape
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