Five men injured in Minneapolis charcoal plant blast
A Terrific explosion followed by fire at Twin City Charcoal on Tenth Avenue South and Second Street injured five men and destroyed about 3500 dollars worth of property. Carpenter and Squires were on the ground floor when the blast occurred. Firemen were hurled through the building wall as flames spread, with Captain Price and Pipeman Barrett among the injured. Ed Walton is missing and feared dead. loss borne by J. W. Bentley, principal stockholder, who had no insurance. The cause remains undetermined, suspected spontaneous combustion or a spark in dust.
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Minneapolis
Twin City Charcoal Company
Tenth Avenue South
Second Street
Ed Walton
Henry Carpenter
Harry Squires
Capt. Price
Michael Careroll
Barrett
J. W. Bentley
Girard Avenue North
Charcoal Company
Carpenter
Squires
Young Wins Point in Supreme Court Habeas Corpus Case
Washington October 29 Attorneys for Attorney General Young won a step in the Minnesota habeas corpus case before the U S Supreme Court. Chief Justice Fuller granted a rule to show cause why the writ should be issued and directed a report by December 2. After a brief court exchange, an order to admit Young to bail and recognize before the Minnesota circuit court was announced, with Young to be released on nominal bail once the marshal receives it.
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Washington, D. C
Young
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Fuller
United States Grimahaw
T. D O’brien
George T. Simpson
Mr. Young
Circuit Court
District of Minnesota
Simpson
Lochren
Marshal Grimshaw
Distinct South Dakota quake rattled Hot Springs
An earthquake lasting about a minute struck Hot Springs South Dakota on Saturday near 2 p.m. Windows rattled furniture shifted and in Wind Cave thirteen miles north guides and visitors heard thunder like sound. It is the first quake since a more notable one fourteen years ago.
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Hot Springs
Wind Cave
Oklahoma statehood proclamation date announced
President Roosevelt will issue the proclamation admitting the new state of Oklahoma on Saturday November 16. The constitution was formally placed in his hands by Governor Frantz and a large delegation from Oklahoma at 11 a.m. yesterday.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Roosevelt
Frantz
Market Summary from Twin City Markets Minneapolis Oct 28
Wheat prices show No 1 northern at 1.03 and No 2 northern at 0.98 with May 1.103. Oats No 3 white five cents. Corn No 3 63 cents, Barley No 4 70 cents, Rye No 3 78 cents, Flax seed No 1 1.21. Butter creamery extras 29 cents, firsts 27, dairy fancy 29, seconds 25. Hogs 5.80 and 0.30, Sheep muttons 5.76 lambs 6.50, Cattle values listed but cut off.
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Minneapolis
Northern
South St. Paul
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