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The State Line Herald

Location

North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

4

Gollmar Bros Circus Sets Lemmon Big Monday Pageant

Lemmon prepares for a June 7 visit by Gollmar Bros Greatest American Shows with Flying Nelsons aerial act from Circo Russie. The $1,000,000 collection features hippo in captivity and a grand parade, daily shows at 1 and 7 p.m., and a morning street pageant at 10 a.m.

Gollmar Bros Lemmon America Flying Nelsons Gollmar .Bros Circo Russie Russia Gollmar Bros’ New

Relinquishment Purchased Near Springputte North Dakota

Mr George M Cook of Henning Nob has bought a fine relinquishment near Springputte North Dakota The deal was transacted by Edward J Zilte of Lloyd North Dakota Carl E Sala says there will be a crop this year despite the drought He planted sixty acres Beres Dow expects to wing next year A bulldog bit a dog on the leg and was washed out yesterday

George M. Cook Henning, Nob Springputte N. D Edward J. Zilte Lloyd, N. D Carl E. Sala Beres Dow Aoe

Harvard President Lowell Receives Columbia Honorary Degree

Dr. Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard University president was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws by Columbia University at its annual commencement. Also honored were Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff German ambassador to the United States and several other prominent educational religious political leaders with Doctor of Laws degrees.

New York Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard University Columba University Columbia Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff Am ‘Vassador United States Lowell Count von Bernstorf John Calt Spooner Wisconsin Alfred Mosely London Pag

Strike on Lakes Continues Despite Civic Federation Talks

Cleveland June 3 President Seth Lew and most National Civic Federation members left after failing to win arbitration with Great Lakes vessel owners. Marine unions concede no early settlement. William Kelly Marine Engineers union local business manager said they did not seek arbitration.

Cleveland Seth Lew National Civile Federation Great Lakes William Kelly Marine Engineers’ Union National Civic Federation

Fire destroys poultry building on Chicago waterfront

A fire on the Chicago waterfront cremated several thousand pigeons chickens and ducks housed in a poultry dealer's building. Twelve firemen were trapped on the third floor and escaped by a dummy elevator, the river offering a potential exit.

Chicago Peter Sjoboim

Five Members of Millionaire Fire Company Injured in Bryn Mawr Blaze

Five volunteers from the Millionaire Fire Company were seriously hurt battling a large barn fire owned by Dr. E W Powell in Bryn Mawr a wealthy Philadelphia suburb. The walls collapsed trapping the men who were rescued and hospitalized. all are expected to recover.

Millionaire Fire Company Philadelphia E. W. Powell Bryn Mawr Plunteer Fire Company

Three Trainmen Killed After Engine Crashes in Fog

Three trainmen died when a light engine collided with a freight train at Mars, Pennsylvania, along the Pittsburgh and West Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The crash was attributed to dense fog.

Pittsburg Mars Westtra Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Lewiston National Bank Defalcation Reported

National Bank Examiner Clade Gatch reports a shortage in Lewiston National Bank funds totaling about 137000. The case has been turned over to the Comptroller of the Currency to decide on possible prosecutions as stockholders replenish the shortfall. Deposits near 900000 with 450000 subject to check. Cash on hand about 200000.

Comptroller of Currency National Bank Examiner Authority Lewiston Ida National Bank Examiner Clade Gatch Lewiston National Bank Gatch Lewiston National Cas

Humbled by Hung Jury Pending Mob Tension

Joba Tonkin, found guilty of murdering Clara Rosen in Centerville on February 5, is sentenced by Judge M A Roberts to be hanged on the last Friday in July. A massive crowd surged outside the courthouse as the verdict was read. Junkin was moved to Fort Madison for safekeeping until execution day.

Des Moines Negro Joba Tunkin Iowa Clara Rosen Iast

Chinese Clans Continue Hostilities in Heuwah District

In the Heuwah territory clashes persist between the Lim clan and four weaker groups Ngo Tiu Chon and Chang. The Lim faction with about 30 villages and 5000 men raided a Chin Klang village near Ambal taking ten prisoners. Reprisals and bloodshed loom as joint allied clans prepare to resist Lim aggression. fighting began three years ago over a kidnapped bride and briefly eased last summer with troops restoring order.

Amoy Cuina Juno Heuwab Lim Chin- Klang Anbal Ngo Tiu Chon Chang Heuwah

Fourth Suspect Arrested In Omaha Train Robbery Case

Denver June 4 James Shelton believed by Omaha police to be the fourth member of the train robbers who held up a Union Pacific passenger train near Omaha was arrested in a Curtis street rooming house. He came to Denver three days ago and tried to raise funds for the defense of the three men already in Omaha custody. A reward of eight thousand dollars stands for his arrest and conviction. Lillian Stevenson, who says she is Shelton's wife, was also arrested and identified by Chief of Police Armstrong as the woman in the automobile group photograph discovered by Omaha police.

Omaha Denver James Shelton Union Pacific Curtis Street Shelton Polce Armstrong Fhelton Armstrong Automobile Group

Street Car Strike Stays Quiet as Motormen Work More Cars

Philadelphia reports a quiet start to the street railway strike with 612 cars in operation, 96 more than the previous day. The company normally runs 3,300 cars. Strikers hope for arbitration to resolve the dispute.

Philadelphia Street

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