Improved Farms Offer Timberland Near Railroads and Homes
Improved Farms advertises 76 000 acres of Bardwood timber land with maple basswood birch and hemlock, near railroads markets schools churches creameries and good wagon roads. A finished log house is included with land at 5 to 15 per acre, one quarter cash and five annual payments at 6 percent. Saw mills sought for hardwood timber and custom sawing. maps and details available by addressing 26th.
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Bardwood
Cable
R.R
Rail Schedule Fragments Show C N W Ry Connections
Partial timetable from C N W Ry lists Minnesota Dakota routes with freight and passenger services. Mentions Chicago Express Mail and Express connections, departures from Hurion going East North and South with daily and Sunday exceptions.
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Minnesota and
Dakota Passen
Mail and Express
Nan Patterson Faces Murder Trial in Special Jury Panel
Nan Patterson again stands trial for the murder of Caesar Young. A special panel of 200 veniremen was summoned for the case in the court of general sessions before Recorder Goff after delays from an unfinished burglary trial. Each side received thirty challenges as proceedings opened.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Supreme Court
Court of General Sessions
Goff
Patterson
Jerome Charges Over Smiths Kept From New York
District Attorney Jerome asserts in affidavits that J Morgan Smith and his wife were kept out of New York by counsel advice for nine months. The claim arose during a motion to inspect grand jury minutes in the conspiracy indictment case. Judge Foster postponed ruling. Limburger asked for time to submit a reply affidavit.
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New York
Jerome
Foster
Court of General Sessions
J. Morgan Smith
Limburger
Smiths
Finnish Miners Strike Expands to More Mines
Duluth reports that Finnish miners on strike expanded action by closing the Mahoning Agnew and Albany mines after forcing 1500 workers to quit at Chisholm Hibbing and Bu lh districts. Strikers threaten Hull Rust pumps and business leaders plan to ask Governor Johnson to deploy troops to protect properties.
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Duluth
Hull-Rust and Sellers
Chisholm
Hibbing
Buh
Mahoning
Agnew
Albany
Hull- Rust
Johnson
Settlers' One-way Rail Rates To Western Territories 1905
One way fares for settlers to Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Black Hills Wyoming Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan and Assiniboia via Union Pacific North Western Line on Tuesdays March 7 14 21 and April 4 11 18 25 1905 announced by rail service.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Black Hills
Wyoming
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Assiniboia
Union Pacific & North-Western
Original Mrs Hoch claim sparks jail confrontation
Mrs Katherine von Pale of Wisconsin identified Johann Hoch at the county jail as the man who married her in Germany in 1875 and deserted her. Hoch denied the charge, cried out in German and dismissed the accusation as a fraud while remaining with his back to her.
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Chicago
Johann Hoch
Katherine von Pale
Wisconsin
Hoch
Germany
Karl von Palo
Kimmel
Karl
Mrs. von Palo
Fight at Whitaker sheet mill injures fifty men
In Wheeling West Virginia on April 19 a clash between sixty Pittsburg nonunion workers and 150 Whitaker mill strikers left about fifty injured. Clubs stones knives and pistols were used before sheriff officers restored order and allowed entry to the mill.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburg
Whitaker Sheet
Settlement Reaches Over $100000 in Mining Case
Cripple Creek Colorado April 19 The $1,000,000 damage suit filed by Morning Glory Mining and Leasing against the Mary McKinney company is settled with a payment just over $100,000 by the defendant in full.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Morning Glory Mining and Leasing Company
Mary McKinney Company
Law Declared Invalid New York Ten Hour Day Statute
Washington April 1 United States Supreme Court declares the New York ten hour day and sixty hour week for bakers unconstitutional. Justice Peckham writes the opinion with dissenters Harlan White Day Holmes. The ruling relies on interference with individual contract rights.
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Washington
Peckham
Supreme Court of the United States
New York State
Harlan
White
Day
Holmes
Nho
Lockner
State of New York
Court of Appeals
Parker
New York Court of Appeals
Mandates in Securities Case Remanded to New Jersey Court
The Supreme Court issued its mandate in the Northern Securities case directing the affirmation of the circuit court of appeals decision, awarding Northern Securities $20 costs, and remanding the matter to the United States circuit court for the district of New Jersey for execution and further proceedings.
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Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
W. P. Clough
Securities Company
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Northern Securities Company
Circuit Court of the United States
District of New Jersey
Supreme Court rules Beavers removal to Washington upheld
The Supreme Court has decided that George W. Beavers, former chief of the salary and allowance division, may be removed from Brooklyn to Washington for trial on post office irregularities indictments from 1903 and 1904. The ruling settles a dispute over Beavers removal sought to be prevented.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
George W. Beavers
Brooklyn
Beavers
Post Office Department
Benson to Face United States Court Proceedings
John A. Benson is slated for court action in a United States magistrate proceeding. The case involves federal court processes and preliminary hearings.
Minneapolis Poles Fight Ends in Murder at Boardinghouse
In Minneapolis on April 18 John Pardula was killed during a free-for-all hallway fight at 414 Marshall Avenue NE. John Stopa was seriously wounded and taken to hospital. Several relatives including George Pardula and John Pamashak were arrested. The brawl followed heavy drinking and a knife attack, Pardula dying before police arrival. Stopa’s injuries are serious but non fatal.
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Minneapolis
John Pardula
Marshall Avenue
John Stopa
Central
George Pardula
John Pamashak
Joseph Dziedzina
John Dudzak
Pardula
Stopa
Demand Increases Wages for New York Rock Men and Excavators
In New York on April 18, about 26 000 rock men and excavators plan a work stoppage starting May 1 to press for higher pay. They seek 25 cents more for rock work, 30 cents hourly overtime, and 20 cents more for excavators. Contractors have not replied to the two month old demand, and the union notes a past strike that disrupted work and led to its earlier breakup but now reorganized.
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New York
Bulgarians Attack Monastery. Greeks Rally Near Klesura
In Salonica on April 1 a Bulgarian band attacked the Athamas monastery near Klesura occupied by Greeks. Fifteen Bulgarians were killed and others fled to Zagovitchani where Greeks pursued, killing many and burning houses. Turks and Albanians clashed near Prizren. Albanians suffered thirty dead.
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Salonica
Turkey
Apri 1
Athamas
Klesura
Zagovitchani
Prizren
Bloodshed feared as May Day unrest spreads in Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a growing crisis among workers and peasants ahead of May Day. Authorities deploy troops and police while agitators are arrested and prisons overflow. Protests and proclamations sweep Baltic provinces as unrest rises nationwide.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Neva
Putiloff, Baltic and
Nevski
Baltic
Reval
Esthonia
Germany Seeks Open Door Policy in Morocco
Count von Tatten bach Ascold, temporary German authority in Morocco, tells Fez correspondent of the Lokal Anzeiger that Germany must protect and develop Moroccan interests. He asserts Germany's right and duty to safeguard sovereignty and independence, aiming for a German Moroccan treaty and clear recognition of open door principles.
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Berlin
Count von Tattenbach-Ascold
Germany
Morocco
Lokal Anzeiger
Fez
Madrid
MUST REMAIN IN TURKEY. Fiancee of American Citizen Denied
A naturalized American Turk requested Turkish permission for his fiancee to leave Turkey and marry him in America. The Turkish government allowed naturalized citizens and minor children to depart but refused to permit the fiancee to emigrate, a decision reported by the state department.
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Washington
State Department
Turkey
America
Supreme Court Hangs Mrs Danz in Arsenic Poison Case
In Philadelphia on April 18 the supreme court upheld a death sentence for Mrs Catherine Danz and George P Hossey in the murder of William G Danz. Danz died of arsenical poisoning after she and Hossey sold and administered poisonous powders. An appeal was denied, leaving the pardon board as the last step.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Catherine Danz
William G. Danz
George P. Hossey
Daniz
Danz
Hossey
Hussey
Darz
Freight Handlers May Strike In Ward Wagons Standoff
Chicago April 18 Freight handlers and garment workers on strike disrupt Montgomery Ward wagons at Michigan Central freighthouses on South Water street. Police escort meets stubborn opposition as anti Ward teamsters slow unloading and threaten action if Ward wagons load ahead of waiting rivals. A mayoral conference failed to reach a settlement.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Michigan Central
South Water Street
Ward
anti-Ward
Dunne
Veteran actor Joseph Jefferson recovering at home
Jacksonville report says Joseph Jefferson, the veteran actor, rests well at his West Palm Beach home but remains too weak for a prognosis of recovery.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
West Palm Beach
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Ste
B. OC. DeWitt & Co
Holland Wheeler
Uecke
Huron
Chicago Express
Gila Ana
Eereeene
Ae Shore
Cees
Esenes
Ban and Express
Sioux Valley
Redfield
L. H. Jomms, Agea
Dred Veniremen
Foleys
Gures
C. Unger
Maple St
Champaign, Il
Foley
A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
OLEY
C. H. Longstaff
Ute
Fed
Eral Supreme Court
Justice Brown
John A. Benson
District of Columbia
Pacific Coast
Garfield
Independence
Kan
James R. Garfield
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
the Prairie Company
United States Supreme Court
ST. Peters
Liberal Party
Dauguerine Danz
Joe Jefferson
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