General Edmund M. Pope Dies in Minnesota at 68
Gen Edmund M Pope a Civil War veteran and former public examiner under Gov Lind died in Grand Marais Minnesota. He served as captain then colonel with the Eighth New York Volunteers and was brevet brigadier general. Survived by a widow a son in Fargo and a daughter in Mankato. He lived in Minnesota since 1873 and later ran a lumber and banking business.
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St. Paul
M. Pope
John Lind
Grand Marais
Minn
O. H. Hall
New York Volunteer Company
Gen. Custer
Pope
Minnesota
State Senate
Lind
Citizens’ Saving Bank of
Republicans Pick Delegates at State Convention Ahead
County conventions across Minnesota selected delegates for the Duluth state gathering. Results were incomplete and varied, with most counties endorsing Nelson and Clapp and backing Roosevelt. Several counties sent unspecific delegates while others listed assigns to Brown, Hubbard, Kittson, and Marshall, among others.
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Duluth
St. Paul
Nelson
Clapp
Roosevelt
Jacobson
Stearns
Sherburne
Yellow Medicine
Swift
Renville
Anoka
Rock
Isand
Goodhue
Somerville
Brown
Blue Earth
Cole
Hubbard
Aitkin
Beltrami
Crow Wing
Bus
Mower
Wabasha
Redwood
Murray, Mille Lacs
Hennevin
Rameey
Night in Line at Land Office Near Lancaster
In Crookston Minnesota on June 8 three women and fifteen men waited from 7 PM to 9 AM to file on government land in township 163-45 opened for settlement yesterday. The tract lies in Kittson county near Lancaster and much of it is rich agricultural land. Most did not secure the tracts they chose and four or five contests are expected from those unable to file on lands they have squatted.
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Land Office
Crookston
Mion
United States Land Office
Township
Kittson County
Lancaster
Spies Woman Says Provost Shot At Her Twice
Brainerd Minnesota June 9 Henry Provost jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charge Mrs Spies of Sand Lake says he deliberately tried to kill her firing twice through her clothing no injuries. Also reports of a tornado in Murdock and heavy rain damage in Dunn county Wisconsin crops harmed and a Burlington Iowa shooting over wine with Dale Robinson jailed for wounding his brother Neil.
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Murdock
Benson
Minn
Burlington
Iowa
Dale Robinson
Neil
Dale
Accidental Death in Grand Forks Lumber Yard
Charlea Roberts, 30, was instantly killed in Grand Forks North Dakota while unloading Togs from a cora load at the Grand Forks Lumber company plant. He was buried under the load. Also from Sioux Falls an attempted theft occurred at the Cataract hotel lobby where clerk William Cornell was robbed of 3660 in cash and escaped into the crowd.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Charlea Roberts
Cora
Grand Forks Lumber Company
Robs
Sioux Falls
Cataract Hotel
William Cornell
East Grand Forks
R. H. McCoy
C. W. Rickert
Washington notes on laws and world events
The House, under suspension of rules, passed a bill creating a US district court for China and defining its jurisdiction. Foster D Coburn was named US senator by Gov Hoch of Kansas to replace J Ralph Burton who resigned. The president opened part of the Shoshone reservation in Wyoming to settlement, about 1 150 000 acres. Reports mention varied global and domestic incidents, including storms, accidents, and legal cases across numerous states and countries.
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Washington
House
United States District Court
China
Foster Dwight Coburn
United States
Gov
Hoch
Kansas
J. Ralph Burton
Wyoming
Congress
White House
Watson
Grosvenor
Rules Committee
Packers Filth Pervades Public Debate
The item reports continued complaints about the Packers' conduct, labeling issues as filth in public discourse and highlighting ongoing controversy surrounding the team and its management.
Beef packers under fire in a tense congressional hearing
Washington June 9 beef officials face harsh cross examination as Commissioner Neill accuses committee members of unfair treatment while supporters defend him. Tensions rise over who should pay for inspection and how meat is labeled as drastic provisions loom in agricultural legislation. Fire damages Grand Forks Lumber mill in North Dakota. Spanish cabinet resigns as premier Moret presents resignation to the King.
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Washington
Labor Neill
Committee On Agriculture
Representative Bowle
Alabama
Bowle
Beef Trust
Thomas E. Wilson
Neill
Conmissioner Neill
Wilson
Lamb
Virginia
Davis
Minnesota
Neill Reynolds
Neji
Senate
Adams
Wisconsin
Beveridge
Spaniah
Madrid
Moret
Fate of the Old Presidents shot amid early 1900s talk
In autumn 1901 Mrs. Wi of Roxbury visited Nova Scotia with her daughter and returned home just before President McKinley was shot. She brought her niece Bessie F aged seven years. The child overheard discussions about the president and asked who is king of the United States, receiving the reply that the U S has no king.
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Roxbury
Nova Scotia
MacKinley
Bessie F
Bessie
Minnie
United States
Pastor Leads Rescuer Work in Rail Disaster
In Jen nings Kansas a Rock Island No 6 derailment killed one man and injured twelve. Rev M M Want a Virden Illinois pastor clad in pajamas was first to rescue passengers pulling Fireman Frank Richards from the wrecked engine and later died. He carried timbers from the engine and organized aid for the injured including John Swebele of Fairmont Minnesota who is expected to die.
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Davenport
Town
Rock Island
Jennings
Kan
M. M. Want
Virden
Ill
Frank Richards
Richards
Rev
Want
Engineer Taylor
John Swebele
Fairmont
Minn
Boat Upsets Drownings At Basslake In Five Feet Water
C J Nordby Dennis S McGuinn and Jack Shea drowned in five feet of water at Basslake soon after six yesterday morning while fishing in a rowboat. Maynard F Brooks was rescued as he was sinking a third time. Strong wind and high waves marred the scene though the water was shallow enough for a person to walk ashore.
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St. Paul
C. J. Nordby
Dennis S. McGuinn
Jack Shea
Basslake
Maynard F. Brooks
Swine Trample on Farmer in Open Barn Pen
Rush from a pen to reach food led to a stampede by a drove of hogs. Louis Watson of Amenia, in the county hospital, suffered a broken leg and multiple injuries as he was trampled. He is expected to recover.
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Fargo
N. D
Louis Watson
Amenias
Watson
Buried Alive in Ore at Monroe Mine Chisholm
Louis Amato a 24 year old Italian worker at Monroe mine Chisholm Minnesota was struck by a collapse while near B shaft. A rope tied to his waist gave him no escape as a cave in buried him beneath over thirty tons of ore from a fall about fifty feet to the pit bottom. He was crushed and killed in the accident yesterday.
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Itar
Chisholm
Minn
Louis Amato
Monroe
Amato
Richland
G. N. Huseby
Germien Lutheran Church
Paris
Woodstock
London
Here
Nhat
Lake Ontario
Grand Forks
N. C
Ole Erickson
Ole Kolmes
Wiles
Larimore
Rosen Henning
Bathgate
Pierre
Yankton Fire Destroys Avory Barn and Lumber Yard
Yankton D D June 10 a devastating blaze swept the W. T. Van Epps Avory burning sixty horses seven head of stock a large woodpile and a Loonan Lumber barn. The main business district was endangered by burning brands though the fire department contained the flames. Estimated loss not exceeding 5000.
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Yankton
W. T. van Epps Avory
Loonan Lumber Company
Will Rush Boy to Chicago from Anoka After Bite Event
Anoka Minnesota June 10 Lloyd Palmer ten year old son of W H Palmer a prominent merchant will be hurried to Chicago for treatment at the Pasteur Institute. He was bitten by a dog a week ago and the dog is believed mad.
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Mad Doo
Anoka
Minn
Lloyd Palmer
W. H. Palmer
Chicago
Pastour Institute
Children Discuss Presidents and Sleet in Election Year
A playful dialogue references a presidential election every four years and sleet. A child responds with a quip about shooting the old presidents, reflecting a local tone and casual commentary.
What Good Does It Do Immediate Free Trade With Philippines
The Democrats argue for immediate and full free trade with the Philippines, asserting it follows constitutional and democratic principles. They advocate applying the same policy to every territory under the American flag, stressing logical and political grounds in the U.S. Senate debate on the Philippine tariff bill.
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Philippines
United States
Senate
Terrific Ontario Storm Leaves Destruction Across Regions
Storms across Ontario and nearby areas caused extensive damage to buildings and trees, cut telegraph lines, and disrupted streetcar service. Reports of eight deaths were unconfirmed while other towns reported injuries and massive property losses.
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Detroit
Mich
Ontario
Chatham
Here
Wolfs
Belle Isle
Hamilton
Ont
Dundas
Ranch sale secures famed property to Iowa buyer
Ranch known as the Raney Bros. estate located just south of Stutsman county inc in La Moure county sold to John Engberg of Kiron Iowa for 825000. The property spans 2.80 acres with 400 acres meadow land and 400 acres water cultivation and includes substantial buildings.
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Raney Bros
Stutsman County Inc
la Moure County
John Engberg
Kiron, Towa
Troops Deployed to Dillonvale as Coal Strike Eases
In Dillonvale Ohio June 10 no disorder occurred yesterday but Sheriff Voorhees moved state troops from Bradley to Dillonvale. M A Hanna Coal plans Monday resumption fearing strikers trouble. Old employees may return if the whistle blows and unions oppose. Robyville and Ramsey pits prepare for resumption with union men, who refuse to comply and quit. The company plans to import workers.
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Dillonvale
Ohio
Sheriff Voorhees
Bradley
Sherif Voorhees
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Acale
Robyville
Ramsey
Roby Coal Copany
Teetotaler Gift Restriction Ties Millionaire Brother's Property
Chicago June 10. If Harry Hill a Chicago lawyer takes a drink or uses drugs he will forfeit the apartment building at 4950 Vincennes avenue deeded to him by his brother Napoleon Hill a Memphis millionaire. The deed requires abstinence from all intoxicants and narcotics to keep income.
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Chicago
Harry Hill
Vincennes Avenue
Napoleon Hill
Memphis
Stolen drafts returned missing bank messenger case
International Bank received by mail from Washington an envelope with checks and drafts given for collection to Wheelock Harvey the bank’s messenger missing since Wednesday. Officials expect total loss to be 230 dollars.
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New York
International Bank
Washington
Wheelock Harvey
Oliver Company Buys Land Holdings for $700,000
The Oliver Tron Mining Company announced it closed a deal yesterday for all holdings of the Cedar River Land Company totaling over 60,000 acres across Menominee Dickinson Delta and Marinette counties. Included are mills and other properties. The consideration is $700,000.
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Mills
Menominee, Mich
Oliver Tron Mining Company
Te Cedar River Land Company
Menominee
Dickinson
Delta
Maronette
Markets Report From Grain and Live Stock Centers
Latest quotations from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Milwaukee Sioux City and South St Paul show wheat prices ranging from 72 to 88 cents for various grades, corn around 46 cents, oats near 35 to 37 cents, cattle and hogs varied with beef steers 4.50 to 5.50, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.90, and hogs around 6.15 to 6.75 per cwt. lambs, sheep and ewes listed with price ranges and loading notes.
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St. Paul
Northern
Minneapolis
Bard
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Paul
Jane
Wreck injures many on eastbound Rock Island train near Jennings
Eastbound No. 6 of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific derailed near Jennings. The engine and all but one coach left the track. About twenty were reported injured. In Washington Kentucky Joseph C Blackburn, minority leader, will be minority reader in the Senate succeeding Arthur P. Gormen.
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Norton
Kan
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Jennings
Blackburn
Washington
Joseph C
Kentucky
Senate
Arthur P. Gormen
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