The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-20
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Augusta, Me.-The funeral of the late Mrs.
James e. Blaine was held here Saturday.
Cincinnati-Four young men were killed yes
ferday near Avondale by passenger train
Trinidad, Cola heavy hail storm. follow ed
by cloud burst has done much damage here.
:. Danville, Ky;-Henry Bamitz. postmaster at
Llent. 1911. =
New orleans-The first bale of cotton of this
X01a cents pound. s.'. =. =
Cleveland Ohio-In a collision between electric
cars last night H.. |. Garin of oberlin was killed
Thursday has been Identified as Nels P. Neilson'
An inventor and sculptor ~
old Lexington kyIhe Rev Osborne 80 years
Day Adventists here yesterday.
sees hspas "a ves
gers were taken of In small boats. - ~
.r noanoke ga magazine blew up and killed
cause of the explosion is unknown
her toe as cse Clara Hougs put snai
developed and she may lose her foot.
wiscons1na LaEoette
AZ on Representative Government
Washington-The announcement is made. that
nsW rubber plant with immense commercial
Lake Butler, FLA negro who had outraged
colored girl lynched and his body cut
into shreds by men Of his own race exclusively.
DeeFlLs, LekaS-dun0redS OF human skeletons
many arrow heads and spears and other imple-
pents OF Indian warfare have been found near
here
Rock Falls, Ill.-The residence Of James
Grechling was burned, supposedly by men Who
hea ,1o9 attempted to blackmafl him and who had
as dag stopped an Illinois central ps ss snler
train Just IN time to prevent its running into
Louisvile-Major Edward Hughes, for twenty
I'VE years head Of Louisville's fire department
was run over and instantly killed by a trolley
car yesterday.
day assassnate Mayor Holt during Tiot in
Joint political meeting, the mayor being one Of
New York-senator Plat. In an interview yes
ferday, doomed Aldrich for vice president, SPEAK
wise counselor $50
Cincinnati-By side collision of trains Mrs
Garry Crawford and Henry Ellswick were fatally
INJURED and ten others seriously hurt at the union
Trenton, N. IA horse stepped on stick Of
dynamite, which exploded and blew of one Of
the horses hoofs. but the occupants of the car
finge were not hurt
st. Joseph. Mo.-Because some militiamen
made some remarks about girl who had accom-
panied him to the encampment, Marvin Winton
Denver, Col.-Charles NJ. schwab spent the
week at M Manitou park in the heart Of the Rock
the st. Louis worlds fair. 4
New Yorka7Goyernor Yates Of Illinois. re-
turned from Europe, says his state Is for ROose-
velt for president and disclaims any longing for
the vice presidential nomination.
Kalamazoo, Mich.-Mrs. G. A. Parker and Mrs
James Court, society women, broke the swim
ming record on Gull lake for one and one eighth
miles, covering the distance In S2:14.
Lexington, Ky.-Richard Hudson was shot and
geverely tho not fatally injured, by Mrs. Mndge
Warren who was amusing herself with a Re.
volver She didn't know 1t was loaded.
New York-Edwin H. Low, chairman Of the
was drowned when his knockabout, Pfckininny,
capsiZed In a race of Sea Gate, Saturday after
Louisville, Ky.-This city will be q candidate
for convention honors next year. colosseum
will be built to accumulate 10 600 people, and
both the republican and democratic conventions
will be sought. -
st: Louis, Mo-A mob Of negroes broke open
the jail at Brooklyn, near East st. Louis in an
attempt to lynch William Carter negro, for
en assault upon a negro woman. Carter was
taken to East st. Louis. 80
Evansville, Ind.-The grand Jury has returned
eighty eight indictments for persons Implicated
In the recent riot In which mob sought to lynch
blacks among the number. $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the new currency WIN
begin to-day, but will probably be limited. as
Mexican coins will be legal tender until Decem-
ber They are cheaper and their purchasing
power is equal to the new coins. E77 =
Philadelphia-E r. Cohen, Frank Thompson
and John Brown were drowned near here syeeter-
day, and another man broke his neck by diving
into shallow water. Twenty -One persons got hes.
yond their depth at Atlantic City and were res
cued by life guards.