Attempt to Tie Up Russian Industries Falters
In St. Petersburg a workers council call for a strike falters as factories resume work and many workers abstain elsewhere. Proletariat and revolutionary leaders lose prestige as repression and arrests dampen momentum, while the government welcomes a quieter political climate ahead of parliamentary elections and party realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Aue
Moscow
Tve
All
Allfee
Constitutional Democrats
Party of Peaceful Regeneration
Fem
Moscow Strike Collapsing Amid City Quiet
Moscow reports show several red flag demonstrations dispersed by dragoons but overall calm. The railroad workers unions rally to cooperate as the strike weakens while many factories resume operations and electric plants restart. Social Revolutionists pace autumn strikes while blaming the movement on peasant harvests and army propaganda. In Pyatigorsk a fortress commander was killed by a garrison officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pyatigorsk
Russia
Horn
Missing confidential clerk Brandon linked to railroad funds
New York Aug. confidential clerk and messenger Matthew Brandon, 30, employed by Thomas Faulkner for the combined railroad lines of the United States at Ellis Island, disappeared last Thursday while attempting to deposit 6000 in ice and 1100 in cash in a New York bank. Bank officials report he did not show up. Brown, the discoverer of the Mesabe, and Vermillion troop leader, died at a local hospital in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matthew Brandon
Thomas Faulkner
Combined Railroad
United States
Ellis Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Brown
Minnesota
Two Firemen Die As Train Collides With Switch Engine
In Pittsburg on the Panhandle division about 11 PM a Cincinnati and New York limited eastbound struck a switch engine trying to cross in front. Both engines derailed, baggage car fell and burned. firemen O. D. Cunningham and John Anstott were killed. The wreck occurred near a bluff and retaining wall with a river below. A wrecking train cleared the track and the train reached its final destination about 12:20 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Aug
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati and
New York Limited
Hure
O. D. Cunningham
John Anstott
Enal
Roosevelt entertained at Sagamore Hill luncheon
A large party at Sagamore Hill hosted by President Roosevelt included guests Me and Mrs William J Youngs Mr and Mrs George J Smith of Cold Springs Harbor Representative W W Cecka First New York district U S District Attorney Moenry L Stimson of New York City and Jos A Sleicher editor of Lassies Weekly Stimson reportedly briefed on federal cases in Southern New York including sugar rebating cases No statement issued. A separate item reports A K Landry of St Paul losing a $1200 diamond pin after being jostled near a depot in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
William J. Youngs
George J. Smith
Cold Springs Harbor
W. W. Cecka
First
Youngs
New York
Ttm
Stimson
Brief News Bits From Around The Nation
Chicago endures a milk shortage as naval repairs loom for battleships Illinois and Alabama after a recent collision. Recruits include Indians educated at the Carlisle Indian School. Edward M. Ellis, Red Cloud’s grandson, receives a presidential respite for Robert Sawyer and Arthur Adams on a high seas murder and mutiny case in Wilmington NC jail. The International League of Women’s third annual conference opens in Copenhagen under Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt and New York President of the League. sessions run daily through August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlon
Caray
Olean
The
Treasury
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Robert Sawyer
Arthur Adam
Negrees
Wilmington
N. C
High Seas
International League of Women Butfragisia
Copenhagen
Mra
Carrie Chapman
Cartef
New York
Market Quotations and Grain Prices Across Cities
Minneapolis wheat quotes show July August futures with prices around 20 to 78 cents and 75 to 73 percent on track. Flax prices range near 1.10 to 1.13 percent with Sept Oct Nov deliveries. St Paul stock yards report cattle and hog ranges, plus lambs. Chicago futures list wheat corn oats and pork values, with stock yard figures for cattle hogs and lambs across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Northern
Nec
Tate
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Chicago Union
Chicago
Missing officer sought as Chicago bank loots loom
Chicago reports long standing irregularities at Milwaukee Avenue State Bank with a $750,000 to $1,000,000 shortage dating before 1901. President Paul Stensland and cashier Henry W. Hering are sought, suspected of embezzlement. Detected by Bank Examiner Jones, the bank once a family institution faces receiver John C. Fetzer with a $1,000,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul ©. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Jones
Brensland
Stenaland
Henry W. Bering
Cannon
Hering
Detroit
Canada
Funde
Cleasinghouse Committee
Yost
Stensland
Northwest Side
Theodore Stensland
Stensland, Sr
Clearinghouse Committee
Brentano
Superior Court
John C. Fetzer
Police hunt for Arenaland after grip sighting in Superior
Superior Wis Aug 8 Sergeant Darwin Bocon says he saw Paul O Stensland carrying a heavy grip on a Duluth Superior car while returning to Superior Scoon and five detectives from Chicago are making a search for Arenaland and the peculiar grip all described by police as matching the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Darwin Bocon
Paul O. Stensland
Duluth Superior
Stensland
Scoon
Chicago Poice
Arenaland
Senator Clark sells mines to Harriman and Peake syndicate
Clark disposes of the Black Rock Niagara and Raymond mines to A. W. Harriman and Colonel Peake representing a syndicate of Hut te and Michigan capitalists. The price is 1 500 600 dollars. Mines developed to 500 feet, once famed for silver but recently yielding copper as a major product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Mont
W. A. Clark
Black Rock
Niagara
Raymond
A. W. Harriman
North Dakota
Colonel Peake
Calumet
Mich
Michigan Capitalista
Aulger
WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT ARREST IN TORONTO
Clinton Wray secretary of the Union Trust company of Pittsburg was arrested in Toronto on August 8 accused of stealing over 126000 dollars of the company's funds. He consented to return and stand trial without extradition proceedings and will likely be taken back at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Heat drives factory shutdowns as deaths rise in Paterson
Paterson New Jersey reports extreme heat forcing several factories to close. Multiple deaths and numerous prostrations occur among workers, especially in building trades, as heat waves linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Peaceful Prosperity Prized Amid Harsh Editorialism
In Coon Rapids Enterprise opinion, writers urge cooling tempers and reject panic. They celebrate honest people, ongoing prosperity, bumper crops, and ample appetites, arguing the state remains sound and that criticism should end. The call ends with a quotation, Let us have peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koop Coal
Coon Rapids Enterprise
Aiacussiona
Unnecessary Expense Avoided with Chamberlains Remedy
Acute attacks of colic and diarrhoea come on suddenly and relief is prompt with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A dose can relieve before a doctor arrives, and it has never failed in severe cases. 10 famly should be without their case by Jay Johnston & Co and Williams & Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jay Johnston & Co
Williame & Anderson
Notice to Bankers from The Vindicator and Republican Co
Notice lists financial and bookkeeping supplies in stock and to order including draft registers remittance registers collection registers discount registers and various forms and ledgers. It mentions ink typewriter supplies and Maple articles with prices cheerfully given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vindicator and Republican Co
Rand
Deans Kidney Pills Trusted Cure Promoted Locally
Estherville resident Mrs Helen Tracy reports kidney pain backache and headaches eased by Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Williams and Anderson's drug store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes nationally. Remember the name Dean's. 81-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Déan
Estherville
Helen Tracy
Typau
Williama & Anderson
Kordalo
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Sple
United States
Dean
Unclear historic fare listing for city trip and meals
An OCR fragment lists a travel fare to New York City and back with mentions of Nickel Plate Road and a breakdown of meals and prices. Several names appear garbled, including references to a general agent and different misspelled terms, making exact details uncertain.
Summer Diarrhoea in Children Advised Care and Remedy
During the hot dune months the first signs of loose bowels in a child require attention to prevent serious illness. Use Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil to cleanse the system. A Minnesota pastor commends the remedy for summer disorders in children. Sold by Johnston & Co and Williams & Anderson. Plain sewing work available at 620 North 5th. Found old waist button with engraved letter O. owner to call at Vindicator and Republican office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. O. Stockland
M. E
Little Falls
Minn
Day Johnston & Co
Williama & Anderson
Vindicator
One Fare and Less To National Encampment
Announcement from Minneapolis Minnesota for August 13 to 18 offering reduced rail fares on the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad to the National Encampment in Minneapolis and St Paul with return valid August 13 to 16 inclusive. Details at agents or A B Graff T, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Minneapalia
Minn
Minneapolis & St. Loots
Nmapalis
St. Paul
A. B. Ontty
G. Ba T
Minneapolis
Mina
Among Our Neighbors Dolliver Celebrations and Marriages
Herbert Kately and Miss Dells Kephart wed at Estherville M E parsonage on Aug 2 and began housekeeping above the hardware store. A busy week follows with visits, parties, and local gatherings including a dance, travels to Triumph, Algona, and Sherburn, plus a Ladies Aid meeting and wedding anniversary festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Hill
A. H. Pickell
Triumph
Grace Taylor
Grover
Horan
Algona
Dickerson
Frank Wertz
Myrtle Vanbuskirk
Sherburn
Bert. Clark
Center Chain
Emmet News Roundup Reflects Rain Soaked Week
Miss Nettie Anderson resumed work at E E Crumbs last Monday. Wm Weir improves and sits up a bit. Guests visited Mr and Mrs J A Anderson and others. Several calls from neighbors, trips to Petersburg, and Leo Brothers building a grain elevator. Local names include D Fitzgerald, Lat stand by farmer, and Hilda Anderson visiting grandparents Ole and Mrs Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie. Anderson
E. E. Crumb
Wm. Weir
Alfred Brunswold
J. A. Anderson
I. J. Robinson
Eatherville
Chambers
Leo Brothers
Wm. Luikart
Anderson
Petersburg
F. A. Barker
Estherville
Hilda Anderson
Ole Anderson
Mr. Beach
Nathan Bartleman
Haa
Jack Kriebs
Demity Fish Warden Geo Osborn at Ryan Lake
WAYRIDER NOTES report local happenings. Demity Fish Warden Geo Osborn visited Ryan Lake Wednesday. A bright baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Philip Deak Augard. A lawn social at H N Espeset's drew about 100 attendees. proceeds went to Eda Chale of Wallingford who is ill with consumption. Farmers hold indignation meetings over automobile nuisance and seek a law forcing drivers to pave their own road. Postclaim urging women not to drive alone due to dangerous conditions. Heavy rainfall aided crops but affected stacking and buying plans as Marvin Miller and bride Yort head for Mason City. Ryan Lake schoolhouse meeting attracted many. preaching planned August 12 by a pastor from Estherville. all invited. Mr and Mrs Swartz visited Sunday with J Rokenbrodt in north High Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayrider
Geo, Osborn
Ryan Lake
Philip Deak Augard
H. N. Espeset
Eda Chale
Wallingford
Marvin Miller
Bride Yort
Mason City
Estherville
Mrs. Swartz
J.rokenbrodt
North High Lake
Proposal for Erection of School House in Emmet County
Notice issued for erection of a school house in 12 Mile Lake Township Emmet County with plans at the building committee farm in section 25. Bids due August 25 1906 by 1 p m. to the undersigned. contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. July 28 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12 Mile Lake Township
Emmet
Round Trip Fares from Chicago to Canadian and New England
One fare for round trip from Chicago plus 400 for a thirty day limit and one fare for the round trip plus $2.00 for a fifteen day limit to Canadian and New England points. Tickets on sale via Nickel Plate Road from Chicago. Information from John Y Calahan, General Agent, JOT Adams St. Chicago La Salle St. Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Iengo
Nickel Pita Road
New York Ciy
Wrewnte
Nidkel Plau
Cullen
Adudrosa
John Yalana
General Agant
Adams
Nugts
Chicago
New England
Nickel Plate Road
John Y Calahan
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AGAMO@E HILL
Lunsheon
A. K. Landry
St. Louis
Chicago State Bank
Clark
Dispose& OF Mines
Montana
Selle
Pittsburg Trust Company
Nowaeta
Li. T
Childers
Mary Span Hope
North Sth
Phan
I. Mathews
Lapor/ Statistics
Augusta
Jarwin Taylor and
Morningeide
Carrie Brown
Lucy Colt
Miss Simpson
Finchford
Lester Brecht
Yocum
Davin
Alice
Annie Irwin
Fisherville
Portrait
South Dakota
Ladies League
Joan Quideberry
Skinner
Baxter
Walters
Berg
Ladies
Ayer
Eough
Pemm
Washington, D. C
Lowell
Ayers
Clarence Osborn
St Louis
Clayton Drake
N. B. Inman
Menars
Ressell, Schubbe
Rtte of
Love
Wits
Formmet Ogunty
James
Aber Patie
RE Davis
Nta
W. Townsend
Albert Davin
Albert Davis
Pipint
Lowes
Real Suinte
Gala
Eugene Palmquis Watherville
Toews
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