Russians Repulsed In Manchurian Left Wing Attack
Nov. 15 dispatches report the Manchurian army headquarters saying Russians attacked from Wu Chentai on Nov. 11 at 12 20 am and were repulsed. Another report notes Kuroki killed by shell fragments and confirms his death. Armistice rumors denied. Japanese at Port Arthur fought fiercely to capture last redoubts on Elste mountain and Quail hill amid heavy artillery fire.
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Tokio
Wu Chentai
Liaozation
Muchantsu
Kuroki
Moscow
Nemirovich Dancheko
Associated Press
Mukden
Gen. Kuroki
Liaoyang
Japan
Third Army
Port Arthur
Elste Mountain
Quail Hill
White Wolfe
Golden Hill
Kurok
Shakhe
Hite
Grombol
Vladivostok
Warning of bogus ten dollar note circulates
Chief Wilkie of the secret service issues a notice about a counterfeit ten dollar U S note known as the Buffalo note. It is a 1901 series with letter D plate 147 and shows deceptive general appearance but coarse silk threads and paper. A period between Washington and D. C. helps identify the fake.
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Wilkie
Washington
Secret Service
United States
D. C
Wreck Kills Eleven Men in Wyoming Train Collision
Salt Lake City reported a head-on crash yesterday near Azuas Wyoming between a Union Pacific west-bound passenger train and an east-bound extra freight. Nine people were killed and ten to fifteen others were injured, with two fatalities listed as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Azuas
Wyo
Blows Up the Mayor's Home in Virginia Minnesota
A dynamite blast targetted Capt. Marcus L. Fay mayor of Virginia Minnesota at his residence in Duluth report says the rear of the home was wrecked but no one injured. The mayor known for strict enforcement of liquor and gambling laws and social vice suppression. His son Charles died last summer affecting the family.
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Duluth
Marcus L. Fay
Virginia
Mayor Fay
Mesaba Range
Charles
Man Loses Tickets in Duluth Drunken Episode
Duluth Minn Nov 15 Murdock Mathew a son of a range town accompanied his mother’s remains to Sudbury Canada. Waiting between trains he became intoxicated and lost his own ticket to Sudbury and the corpse transport ticket. Mathew was jailed on a charge of drunkenness.
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Duluth
Minn
Murdock Mathew
Sudbury
Canada
Matheson
Town Falls judge grants vaccine exemption in school case
In Town Falls Iowa Judge Richards issued a temporary injunction preventing the school board from barring pupils who are vaccinated by homeopathic methods from attending school. The state health board prescribed vaccination methods, and a permanent injunction hearing is set for January term.
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Town Falls
Iowa
Richards
State Board of Health
Man Dies Rescuing Horses From Wisconsin Barn Fire
Hayton Wisconsin November 15 James Raleigh lost his life while attempting to free horses as Eckes and Fohs barns burned. Thirty six horses perished and nearby dances were disrupted as villagers fled burning halls. The fire threatened the entire village during the blaze.
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Hayton
Wis
James Raleigh
Eckes & Fohs
Raleigh
Engineer 18 Electrocuted In City Power Station
Winnipeg man reports engineer Garnet of Prince Albert’s electric light station was killed when he turned on the evening current. He was found standing upright behind a switchboard, hands burned, the switch strewn about, suggesting he went behind the board to repair it before the fatal shock.
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Winnipeg
Man
Garnet
Prince Albert
Woman Burns to Death in Prairie Fire Accident
On a neighbor’s farm near Woodside Manitoba Mrs. R Olson and her husband fought prairie fires when she got too close to a blazing hay stack. Her clothes ignited and she was horribly burned dying soon after. W Glenn suffered burns while attempting to help.
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Winnipeg
Man
R. Olson
Woodside
W. Glenn
Hundred Buildings Burn In Anaconda Fire
Fire swept through Anaconda Montana on November 15 destroying about 100 frame structures. The total loss to buildings and contents is estimated at twenty five thousand dollars but the town’s large shaft houses remained undamaged.
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Anaconda
Mont
Johnson Names Day
Johnson announces that upon taking office he will appoint Frank A. Day as private secretary and will not consider other patronage until after a Southern trip expected to last over two weeks. Minneapolis and Eau Claire items follow with scores and obituary notes.
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Johnson
St. Paul
John A. Johnson
Frank A. Day
Engineer 18 Crashed Jump Fails. Frasier Fatally Injured
Duluth Minnesota November 15 Harry W Fraser locomotive engineer for Northern Pacific fatally injured in yard collision. Fraser leaped to avoid collision but was pinned beneath engine tank and cab floor and died before reaching hospital.
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Duluth
Minn
Harry W. Fraser
Seventeenth Avenue West
Northern Pacific Road
Fraser
North Dakota notices mix of fires churches and rail plans
Reports from North Dakota recounts include a new telegraph office at Bera, Bowbells move by P E Pierson, a church bell at Rugby, Edgeley sewerage work, Westhope cisterns for fire, Flora Station agent telegraph, and farms sold for 10000 dollars. Several churches organized, schools and associations formed, ball planned at Braddock, Eagles at Mandan, and a Livery railroad route proposal near Cavalier.
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Bera
P. E. Pierson
Lisbon
Bowbells
Rugby
Edgeley
Westhope
Flora
James Murphy
Reynolds
Frank Lefor
Gladstone
Medina
Harvey
Father McPhes
Pingrea
Menango
Braddock
George W. Poague
Mandan
Dan Williams
MeeLan
Seo
Wilton
Delos Henry
Valley City
Fingal
Glenullin
Shanley
Langdon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Esmond
People’s Security Bank
Casselton
Bathgate
Tongue River
Cavalier
A. W. Russell
Perth
Olaf Haagenson
Palermo
Kruempel
la Moure Creamery
Itv
Deer Hunter Killed Near Iron River
Iron River Wisconsin November 15 A deer hunter five miles from town was shot and killed yesterday morning by a companion. The victim T W Ward a business man is survived by a wife and one daughter.
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Iron River
Wis
T. W. Ward
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E. R. Brownson
United
Correspondene
Williston
North Dakota
Cary Safe CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Office
County
E. F. Cox
U. S
J. C. Dwyer
Homesead
Rancins and Lands. Solicitors
N. P. R. Mr. Lands, Accident and Life Insurance
Commission
Buford
N.D
Calderwood
Boothroyd
MB. Calder
Williston Land Co
Stewart's Building
Main Street
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pioneer Limited
B.dixon Northwestern
Robert St
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Northrop Field
Eau Cl
Eau Claire
Alfred Kahn
Orth Dakota
Ubbins
Louisiana Purchase
Great Northern Railway
Gren Norther
T. Whitey
Pont
Arelya OY Llees
Oayan al Nn
Copymanrs &c
Scientige
All New York
Munn & Co
S. Phillips
Missouri
Edwards
Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis Board of Trade
Barstad
Hoffland
William County
N. D
Woodley
Banog
Pooh Creek
Wilwator North Dakota
Ole Thorsen
Postoffice
Aridrena
Nennon, N. D
Catu
John Heffernan
Coulder
Vonteftien Condrenx
Willistin
E. L. Sutton
Lee Bloek
Minot
N. UL
J.C. Dwyer
Olielle
Willams
Allied Counties
B.C
Dawson County
Mout
Addrewad C. Dwyer
N. Doct
J. H. Belyer
Williston, North Dakota
Addrena
Charles Becker
Fannie A. Ackerman
Rand Creek
Yg Williama
Williston, N. D
LW. Gammon
Barrett
Gammons & Barrett, Lawyers
Minot, Sanus Suny
R. H. Copeland
Attorney-at-Law Land Office
North Dakets
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