Bloomers Family Puzzle in St Cloud Min Fact Box
A note from St Cloud Minnesota dated October discusses three Bloomers families, John Peter and Milton as fathers of ten children each. The tally shows eighteen children among the three families, with names repeating Joseph Joephine and Mary among the offspring, and a curious pattern in naming and calls within the households.
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Naited
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Peter
Ailton Bioamer
Sohn Bloomer
Peter Bloomers
Milten Bloomer
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Joe
Kane
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Tal
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Joephine
Bank cashier injured in river accident at Liternations
In Liternations Minn a bank cashier named Warren Hodges and another man named McKenzie drowned while attempting to rescue a man from rapids near Pithe's Parmer. Hodges became trapped under a bar as the boat overturned and could not be freed. McKenzie clung to the boat and was rescued by divers.
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Warren Hodges
Will
McKenzie
Tas
Pithe
Parmer
Miley
Hulgin
Pares
Air Ship Fiasco Explained at World’s Fair Meeting
At the International Aeronautical meeting at the World’s Fair Willard A. Stuvth chief of transportation explained the mishap in the ship contests. He said an error left the Aeronautic staff in France without formal approval and the expert crew departed suddenly, causing the setback.
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Flood claims several in New Mexico town
A Las Vegas flood report lists a family of five and a child among victims. Damages along the Santa Fe line run into thousands, with the Denver and Rio Grande system affected as wires are cut and lines disrupted across Watrias and Watrias Tie.
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Villeveat
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Denver
the Grande
Indiana Team in Bad Shape
Indiana University football coach Horne faces a tough task as injuries plague the squad after last Saturday’s game. Half the lineup may be out for the season, with key backfield players possibly sidelined and unable to return this quarter.
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Indianammiversity
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Entuch
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Attorney Withdraws Case in Beatrice Nebraska
Beatrice Nebraska reports the case ends as the attorney withdrew the preemptory writ of mandamus secured last week. The county treasurer was compelled to advertise this year’s property sale, but the sale order was not finalized. The county attorney reversed the motion, impacting the five certificates and sale proceedings.
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Beatrice
Neb
Inece
David
Mo von Flea
Attorre
Colson Returns as Cornell Crew Assistant Coach
Ithaca NY Frederick D Colson, former Harvard crews coach and ex assistant at Cornell, is rehired this season as assistant to Head Crew Coach Charles Berry at Cornell.
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Frederick D. Colson
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Battleship Ona Flag Raises in San Francisco Ceremony
In San Francisco on October, a flag-raising ceremony marked the battleship Ona entering commission. The event placed the vessel in active status with dignitaries present on deck.
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Cal
Talsing
Wisconsin Stars Hurt in Scrimmage at Madison
Wisconsin football scrimmage in Madison injures captain Bush and guard Berthe, both taken from the field. Bush strained a right aide and Bertke wrenched an ankle, not expected to miss much practice. New players St Germain and Fleischer show promise as preparations for Notre Dame game continue.
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Kilpatrick
Chicago
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Salmon
Notre Dame
Woman Dies in Rochester Fire at Dickingon Residence
A Sunday blaze at the home of W. B. Dickingon in Rochester Minn caused a fatality. Mrs Clica Dickingon perished in the fire before neighbors realized she was inside. Firemen arrived quickly but the house was destroyed. The blaze started in the dwelling and spread to an adjacent block before extinguished.
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Det
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Noted Clark Haight death case in Minnesota inquiry
A garbled report from Glemgood Minnesota outlines a young man linked to a fatal incident. The fragment mentions a motorized unit, a mysterious tie to Austin and a prior year, with no clear names or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
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Freshime
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Resolutions Seek End to War From Emperors and Hague Powers
Boston reports the International Peace Congress adopting resolutions urging Russia and Japan to seek immediate peace. The group calls on the signatories of The Hague convention to press governments toward ending the war. A cable to the emperors will convey the appeal and a reevaluation of Alsace Lorraine inquiries was referred to a special committee.
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New York
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Methodists confront divorce system at sixty fifth Rock River session
The Rock River conference opens its sixty fifth session at Evanston Avenue Church in Chicago. Axtell leads a committee plan to curb divorces and push legislature for changes. Bishop McDowell chairs first day with 200 ministers and many lay members in attendance.
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Hannik Nelson
Alice Robertson
W. O
R. B. Pooley
Gluetronia
R. Rogers
J. P. Brushingham
F D. Leek
Missonary Society
G. Jackson
J. D. Gaineswell
Pioneer couple in Red Wing celebrate golden wedding
Red Wing Minnesota couple J J Staitz and his wife marked nearly fifty years of marriage on September 2 in ZumBroly amid family. They married in Sandusky Ohio in 1864, traveled by ox team to Minnesota, settled near Minneola, then ZumBroly. Surviving children John, Ed Startz, Mrs Henry Wells, and others reside nearby. A wish for many more healthy years follows their long life together.
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Law School Begins Work at Creighton in Omaha
Creighton University School of Law opened Monday morning at Creighton Medical College building on Fourteenth and Davenport streets. The law program will use the premises until a dedicated building on Eighteenth Street between Farnum and Douglas is finished. Dean T. J. Mahoney gave the brief address as ceremonies were held with simple dignity. Fifteen of eighteen registrants attended the initiatory class, with others expected later in the week. preliminary work for regular classes commenced.
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New York Day Celebrated at St Louis Exposition
Crowds gathered at the New York state building in St Louis on October 1 for a New York Day celebration. Governor Odell delivered the principal address, tracing Mississippi valley history and urging all men to engage in politics as an active duty. The exercises closed with a ballot at the state building attended by exposition officials and guests from other states and foreign nations.
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Large estate case mounts over the Washington Corrington trust
In Peona Wisconsin October the Suit to break the will of the late Washington Corrington, who left his estate as a trust to found a university, has begun in circuit court. Heirs were cut off without a dollar. Witnesses include Professor Albron W Small of the university. the estate is mainly lands near Pearls.
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Washington Corrington
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Plan Fight On Phthisis At World Congress
Resolutions adopted urge world governments to appoint public health commissioners with cabinet seats to combat tuberculosis. Proposals also call for the establishment of municipal sanitariums to isolate patients.
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National Health Office
St. Louis
Mulvaney and McCraith In Davenport Court Fight
Tom Mulvaney and Walter McCraith faced Judge Finger in Davenport for fighting on Ruel Island and Front streets. Mulvaney, released earlier for a five day sentence, was again jailed for thirty days to study geology in the county jail annex after a continued attempt at trouble. McCraith received a lighter outcome, with a similar thirty day sentence, after a weak scuffle.
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Ruel Island
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Waller
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Travenpool
McCraith
Mulvakey
Indiana Girl Says Prayer Cured Her
A Richmond Indiana girl Misa Nellie Laken daughter of Dr J H Laken and a member of the Sisters of Providence at St Marys on the Woods near Terr Haute is said to have been miraculously cured by prayer. She had used crutches to walk and doubted she would ever walk unaided but reports a sudden change after praying in the chapel at St Marys. She describes regaining strength and the ability to walk without crutches.
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J. H. Laken
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Lien
Supreme court lets attorney general brief stand in Gillespie case
In Gillespie v sheriff of Ohio county the supreme court refused to strike the attorney general's brief from the habeas corpus action. Gillespie's lawyers argued the attorney general intermeddled without warrant and represented a party not employed. The brief states grounds for denying discharge from arrest for murder remain unavailable on appeal even if the law is found as alleged by Gillespie's counsel.
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Tawhanapolis
Supreme Court
Condition of Cotton in September Reports
Washington D C The monthly report from the chief of the bureau of statistics in the department of agriculture shows cotton condition on September 24 averaged 75.8 down from 84.1 last month and 58.3 on September 25 1903 with a ten year average of 66.8.
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Cattle Duel Leaves Man Dead in San Antonio
San Antonio on October 6 reports a stroke duel involving J M Chithm the Texas Cattle King and W W Joss of Beeville. H S Elwell a Milwaukee traveling man was killed when a shot from Chithm's gun struck him. Cililum jailed for murder. Elwell connected to H Miller firm and has a brother in Sheboygan. Neither primary combatants injured.
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Beeville
H. S. Elwell
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Fred
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Sheboygan
Secretary Morton Heads East in Special Burlington Train
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton and Mrs. Morton with daughter Paula depart Nebraska City bound for St Louis in a special Burlington train attached to the river line. Morton will remain in St Louis for a few days before returning to Washington.
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Cavalry Practice March Planned From Port Meade
Troops forming the second squadron of the Sixth Cavalry at Port Meade will depart Tuesday for a two week practice march to Pine Ridge Agency. They will be gone about ten days to two weeks.
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Strikers Shoot Workmen Near Somerset Pennsylvania
In Somerset Pennsylvania two men named William Sutton and William Kemp, recently deserting strike pickets since December in the Meyoradiae coal region, were shot at while traveling to work at the Wimouth mine. One report states both were wounded by buckshot in an ambush on the road.
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William Sutton
William Kemp
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Wimouth
Graham Runs Dog Show at St Louis Work's Fair
Joseph A Grahint of St Louis appointed superintendent of the dog show at the work's fair. Show opens October 25 and closes October 28. Judges to be selected later. Davenprint Nalting Co's Pale Export Bottled Beer advertised nearby. Phone 169 price second and Taylor streets.
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Joseph A. Grahint
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Dennison Trial Set for Saturday in Des Moines
Des Moines reports that Tom Dennison’s extradition to Nebraska is scheduled for next Saturday. Bail is set at 15000 dollars, with readiness to furnish it. The trial may be delayed to January or February in Logan Harrison county, where he is indicted, amid expected sensational disclosures involving political figures. Shorel remains in Logan awaiting extradition and hopes to testify against Dennison.
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Tom Dennison
Supreme Court of Nebraska
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Harrison County
Shorel Lifes
Come and Get One Mae Gun Sale at Rock Island Oval
A local ad offers limited stocks of U. S. Springfield 20 gauge shotguns direct from Rock Island at 3.50. The White Drawer 80 percent pure long wool garments are also advertised for both men and women. Sale ends soon at 424 West Second Street.
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Plea for closer unity voiced by Episcopal bishop
Boston mass Oct 6 Rt Rev William Doane Bishop of Albany urged unity between the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church at the triennial general convention of Episcopalians. He called the church Catholic and Protestant, urged winning Rome back to Catholicity, and said disputes over rites should yield to broader unity.
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Mass
England
William Doane
Albany
Dickey County Ticket Named At Republican Convention
Oakes North Dakota October Republican county convention met and announced the ticket. Candidates include T H Thatcher for senator H B Stevens George Rose for representative W B Ketlugs for deeds register Hang Lins trangulér J O Drew for sheriff C B I Casgelly for attorney W Eggabrde for auditor George Bader for clerk of court Alexander Flemington for judge of private Mrs Thegsas Lovett for superintendent of schools Dr Ryder for coroner D T Uecker for public administrator.
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Ryder, Soroner
D. T. Uecker
Elevator to Open at Hutchinson Oct 8 Jubilee Program
The 1 Farmers' Co-operative association will open its new elevator in Hutchinson Minnesota on October 8 with a jubilee. Ceremonies include speeches a brand parade and a military hand millsit. Prizes will be awarded for best and most handsome team and wagon decorations.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Hutchinson
Woman drinks acid death in Ohio home tragedy
Mrs Edward Heitrick, 28, of Dayton Ohio, was found dead on the kitchen floor at Miami Township when her husband returned from work this noon. The woman reportedly ingested acid in what authorities are treating as a possible suicide. No other persons were involved.
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Edward Heitrick
Miamleburg
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