Tariff Bill Passes Congress Ends Session
President Taft signs the Payne tariff as the extraordinary session closes with adjournment sine die. Senate vote 47 to 31 approves conference report. leather schedule changes adopted. Gore warns of higher prices while Johnson foresees prosperity under the new law.
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Two Men Die in Live Wire Fire Between Minneapolis and St Paul
In a lumber yard blaze between Minneapolis and St Paul two men Gust Walstrom age 21 and Charles Baker age 45 were killed when a live 2,200 volt feed wire fell and contacted barb wire as they watched the fire. E Peterson escaped with severe burns. The fire destroyed Minnesota Transfer and H B Waite yards, with total losses around 75 000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Gust Walstrom
Charles Baker
E. Peterson
Minnesota Transfer
H. B. Waite Lumber Companies
H. B. Waite Company
Minnesota Transfer Lumber Company
Barron Man Kills Wife and Daughter Then Himself
In Cameron area, Christ Hanson killed his wife and six year old daughter with throat wounds and later took his own life. The two children found the bodies after returning home from berry picking. Hanson, once financially stable, had shown odd behavior and sold property recently. Police and a doctor investigated. no clear motive detected.
Coeur d Alene Drawing Opens Land Lotteries
A public drawing in Spokane to select land applicants for the Coeur d Alene reservation will reveal names from over 105 000 envelopes. Miss Helen Hampton will supervise the first 100 draws with envelopes opened on a platform. The Flathead and Spokane reservations will also hold drawings led by Christina Donlan and Harriet Post respectively, with about twice the number of applications drawn to cover errors.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Helen Hampton
Flathead Reservation
Christina Donlan
Missoula
Mont
Harriet Post
Man killed in Sunday liquor clash at Chanhassen
In Chanhassen, twelve Austrian laborers quarreled over liquor sales defying state law. A man, Sam Dtca, 35, died from injuries, his cousin Pete Ngegovan was seriously wounded, and John Miller and Steve Oreskow were accused of knife use. The incident disrupted three counties and drew police involvement from Minneapolis.
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St. Paul
Chanhassen
Minneapolnd
Hopkins
Sam Dtca
Pete Ngegovan
John Millar
Steve Oreskow
Fire Destroys Lumber Plant in Ashland
A major blaze at the Lake Superior Lumber & Box plant in Ashland, Duluth area, caused $45,000 in plant losses and a $20,000 for the furnace. The fire started in the filing room, destroying the plant and considerable lumber with extensive damage expected. Superior and Ashland agencies responded with calls for aid.
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Duluth
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Aug
Ashland
Lake Superior Lumber & Box Company
Buried He Gives Trade Refund With Coupons
Local grocer offers 50 cents in trade for presenting 15 dollars in coupons. The promotion promises steady value as the price point remains favorable.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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G. M. Thomas
Williston, N. D
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Office Union Block
Williston, N. Dak
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Williston, N.D
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Union
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N. Dakota
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Percy
Crewe
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Stewart
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Bruegger
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Platky
Grand Forks, N.D
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Mount Monah
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St Paul
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Ashland Calla
Superior
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
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Wilietoan
Robert Price
Higley
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
Williston Hospital
James A. Carney
Mgr. Williston, N. D
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