davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The newspaper., 1905-11-03

Jesse Beezley is erecting a new
barn on his place west o. town.
The newspaper., 1905-11-03

Go to the Paonia Meat Market
for fish. All kinds of Fresh
Ocean Fish in stock.
The newspaper., 1905-11-03

A. Driscoll is building new
barn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
@crrGdtcS WcEnocl.

@innipeg, ~. 9hlauit. -
9reiBig 0ud)obor5en cine reliaiole
Scftc, morihirte bellte bis oIi cine
babe Micile bon PORTION. 5oaen lid
bolelblt 9url5 nodt ans mo Ucrbronn.
ten lire &leiber. Gle Eolijei pcrbai.
tctc Die gauge 8eicllidoit, MGnmer,
Srouen uno &inoer. mo mideltc lie
in 0eden. Die Illdobor}en beob-
iidtigten, nateno ourd) ole Str0Bcn
ser Stoot 5t moridiren. Sic per.
meigern ole Nobrmg, nit Nu5nob.
ne bon roben &ortollcln. Sic ia1en,
DAB lie oui Ghriltua martcl. Die
Yoli5ei lit benndridtiqt morben, Dab
cine onocre @cleuihnit Gilhobor5cn
ans n%oromeltlid,cr Hiftunq i'm Nu,
marble nii ole Sta0t g)orfton lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

BON Gr. Sidelor gcionbt, unO Dos
&%crtrollcu lit buiclblt loleOcr ciltGc-
fcbrt.
Sic ooielbIt crfronftcn 5luci Ecrlo.
ncn muroen Der &oridriit genl0B
burd, M%oSfitonebc %iiolirt. Ncrc Sale
boben iid BORT nid)t erei9net, Die
iurbi9e 9ep6lfernng bon 6ronflin.
ga, bat lid in elmer Moiicnuerlamm.
lung bereit ertlart. III ser gulUer
Stobt inter Der 2eitunG zines lpciBer
Settlers cine ariin0lidc 0ouareiniD
aln1 por6lincDmcn.
Die .2oniliono Hoihpnn & Nnuiqo.
ton Gomponp," iuelhe ibrc Sbrcpe.
port.2inie bon Baton Moll0c mad,
Hclp.S Orleans meitcr bollt, mar bis
her I'M Stonbc, ole be%trciicnoen Ir.
bcitcn obne Observation-Disclosures
gen iori5uieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
WcldJcr nod nidjt Neiunocn.

Yoter II, rs, ~. aliallt.
- Nudoem aeltern bie Nadridt oii.
ioutte, Williom $. @elher. DER Der
%idpuumoene 9iirgermeiiter bon Foter,
ion RS, iei in Stodton, Sal, mli.
getoudt, ridteten ole @eborocn bon
Eutcrion cine telegropbiihc NuirogC
an Ole 9ebGroen BON Siodton. IS
lit belte ouroui Ole 9tntiport eingc.
louien, oab me0er Ole Foli5ei, nod,
ono S6criiiSnmt, nod bnS Foltomt
ctmnS iiber 9eld)cr'9 auientbolt
miiic. Auh iei cS in Stodton uidt
befamrt, ooB 9elder BON irgenO Sc.
monoem, Der i'm erfnnut babe, &C.
ieben morOeu Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiidDe Sepcidrn,

- Sn scr SrueSoole . @ru6e bel
@ilfcSbarrc, ga, famcn geliern Ole
0rubenarbeiter rSobn 6, Houctt,
Wottb. auneo9 uno Mutton 3abora9'
tli$ ollrdl Den %mnerlporteten Ginlhir5
bon aoblcn lm'S Seben. SIS nabnI
ledS Stunoen, nm Ole Seiden aus.
5ugraben.
- Sn Chicago lit ScnrD Soiimon
ais oas Witllieo elmer Nanoc per
baitet moroenL meld)e Siamonten in
Die Ser. Stnnten geidmniggelt bat.
0eSgleihcn miroe Der SImelier &.
s. Vobl perbnitct.
Ger ltcllpertreten0e StootS.
SefretGr Soolnia reiit belite oui cine
@ohe nad iciner Seimatb in Ohio.
Gle Seeroiglng oeS perltorbe-
men Iomirnla Anorem Is. St. Ben.
BAN iinoet nlorgen irii6 IN @oibing.
ton inter poGen militGriiden Gbrell
ltatt.
Wei Dem Iutomobil . Hennen
in Glepelano, 8, idoB oaS automo.
bill oes Carl aeiier ourd) einen 3aun
an Der @lenpiQe StroBe uno babel
mliroe Dem &aiier Elm 8ein nobe5il
gon5 BON 2eibe geriiien. IoS NutO'
mobil brannte total oui. aaiicr miro
pabrideinlid) iterben.
las neue S6ladtidiii .aon'
Jas" miroe geitern IN Fbilaoelpbin
erIolgreid bonn Stapel gelaIien nno
init Waiier aus Camden Gountp,
aanias, getauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
WIariue . Splouteu fir 1efiua.

@ob ington, ~. 4uQuit. l.
9lui baS griufen 0c3 @eian0tcn W.
~. HodbiG ST Eefiua mcrocn nod
Dem /. Hopember sic omerifaniitel.
Solootcu, melde sort ais @eionbt.
%idoitSwod)c ltotionirt iin0, Ourh Mo.
riueioloaten inter 6rci Ciii}ieren or.
lebt merocn. Tic crlor0erlihcn bun.
bert Wom meroeu an Is. September
umtcr Commando bc@ Gopt. Sarrp
BON Wanila obqe6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

3uDerlid)t ser MitplieOcr Der GrpeOi-
tion lu0breub Der ltrcngen g8intermo.
note ullircd)t 81 crbnltcrL ober in
1riiblinN oils Ole GisDerbaltniile bel
ier mrrocn, fcbrtc ole &oiinnng mie.
Der, mo ihIieBlid) ionOen Sr.Gbump,
lorpie oeiien @ciGbrten Srn. 6iola
nit ieinen @ciGbrten in 3iemIi6 gu-
tenn ;3ultan0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
In cannoiihcn @emGiierm.

Gucbec. Gon., -. 9lu9uIt. -
GoS 5lueitc britiid)e &rcujergcidnua.
ser inter Commando BON Frin5
2ouiS 9%ottenberg lit 9eitern bier AT
geIun0t. 0a5 @eihma0er, meldles
ans iiini areu5crn beitcbt, miro lid
Orei @ofen bier ouibalten, nm ount
icine 6nbrt in amerifoniifen @emGi.
fern lort3uiebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
Sine Trnu c%rtrunfcn.

Atlantic u. ~. Nluguit.
- Nad ShluB Scr 9~ooebGuier ge'
ltcrn Nbeno inno Elm @Grter in elmer
3elle bie &leioer elmer Game, melde
lid einen @ooeon5ug i'm 2anie oea
Cages bottle. Wan bat nod nid)t
couitatirt, Oh Ole 5rou ertrmten lit
mo mcr lie iiberbaiIpt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
QrbcnSlcidlcH non Hrnrl.

Hem Sort f.. ghuquIt, -
Serbert 9. 9rio1cmm 3u @rooflDu
bat iolgen6e 0epeihc Crboltcu: 30.
mino Mun. 2ubrooor. %. &lli. -
Sino Gcllte 9Ibenb bier on0cfomnen
mo mcroen bon bier uad) @rGnlano
freu5cn. NneS mo6I. Eeorn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
HrGiiocnt Moolcuelt in EpItcr 8aN.

Quite @on g. :, -. Nugult.
- l%SrGiioent MooleocIt febrtc bcltc
mad bierber 5lrriid un0 crleoiGte cine
Weuge ongeionumeItcr @eidGitc. Wc.
Iudcr muroen nid)t cmpianaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

-" Die oO,aeil @eiellidoit" Der.
o~nItoltct am Wontnh oen II. Hng.,
I'M .9nrlcD Eort" All Der S1rforoz
8ooO Elm aroBeS Gienie neblt 4SreiS.
te9elM ErciSidicBet luio 1on5. Ser
Gintritt bctrd1t mr. % Gents uno
fam Iiir iiini Coupons iiir eriri.
ihunGeu an Der Dor eiuaeloit per-
ben. 0omen unb &inOer crboltcn
ireien Gintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

~" Sr. 9arl Ir,t Scr N~eripolter
Der s6roblinn'Sol'," qiebt am Wton-
tag, Den IT. Mllalit NbcnoS nm od)t
llbr, in Ieinem Srmmcrgorten eiu
groBc9 Gommerncf dts CONCERT. bel
mcltem berporroQcnOc aiinltler. uie
Sr. War aGitl 1t. ". mituirten mer-
ben. Mud Der oSrohiinn" miro in
Gorpore eridJcincn mo notwithstanding
ourdl oerihieocne "ieocruortrGge err
ireuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
Gaatsa aat ptstIaubtSU =.
eprina's Canton Interchangeable

enriua's Canton Interchangeable.
Siib,peii,Gde 8. ctr. II. G1iisgl0e., Canton
Suuptluartitr oes Canton 2ieorrfranB -
SineIiunoe icten Soine, ltao ubeno. -
1amensBerein %berfnmrneIt iih ieoen St'n'
ftaa Nbcfb. E~otional'Bier am SapI.-
e~befapenfe 1elepbpu: Nolfe 1t69 ..
(NnriIi3iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

Or. 1920 bis fI22, QartorS,Nbtnue.
Sauptuudrtier oeS -1baIia. WdmierborS".
Sane uno Somneraarten biuie al ber'
uttstbeH. 6uier BIab fit @ufferHrottep.
Seinfte 8eirdute. S%rethcooI. q. 4 ~
feIepbou - Dlt. Bernou 3i8o y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

Rr. 1894, Dn'8aItlnore .@ltabs. - GIN.
mer uu Serren su bermleibeu. - Vefnfit
Oeirduie unb Wetne. .AoO.Btsn.H raus'
ret.-Hter. YerfammIungSIofal beS OFT
Yomborbffr. Smmertp. Wnn' iirs 9eib'
8ereins. gbef. IeI.-@piie 2552 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
8crIanst: Traacn nnb WaSdjen.
&crlamot:

Sine Sl~pcrlGiiigc @~cid)dltaIroit,
iGbig, eincn &cr~fouiSitonO i'm Serln0-
ton.NForft 5u %leiten; cine nit Ocm
Telifatelien- unO @rocerD . @elddIt
betraute Nerion beoor5ugt; quite @e.
legenbeit iiir cine tiihtige, 5uucrlGi-
iiae Yerlon. Iat5uirugen bel StrauR
g. So, 42O Meit. Qerin9ton StraBc,
(224-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
EdIiiiSuatlrid,tru.

Ncm.9 -. Augllit. - Sier
n~ngelongt lit Der Hompier oGtruria"
BON HiucrpoOl mo Guecn9tomu.
HbgC%Arcn linO BON bier ole Gam.
pier p9tem 9ort" uuh Elpmoutb,
G%bcrbourN um0 SoutOompton gu.
conIa" nod GuCenatomu un0 2iper.
pool, yWiinncbobo nod) 2onoou,
v@o0crlmuO" nud Goucr II, Gntlucr.
pen, vGollmbio" nod Mobile mo
Glasgow, o8ulgorio" nohSomburg,
"Eerugia" nodJ NcopcI, Morieiue5
un6 2egborn.
gremcL #. NuQuit. - Ger
Compiler u@roBer &uriiirIt" Itadl
beute Dor bier nah 9tCp . Norf III
See.
Gopcnbo0cn, Q. NuQuit.-a 6.
gciobrcn uoh Ncu 2)orf lit bon bier
Der Qampicr oOStor Der 3meite."
GuccnStomn -. Nlguit. -
SIer bon Ncm. 0orr onaelonQt mo
nod) SiperpooI peiter 0eiobrcn lit
Der Gnmpicr o%llmbria."
Flpmouth -. Nuguit. 49, 3er
Compiler st. Foul" troi beute bon
NeD Port bier Elm.
Gberbourh ~. Ingult.- Der
Gonpicr oEbiIobeIpbio" itoh beute
bon bier nod Mem Norf IN See.
Scilln ~. Ntguit. - @eiihtct
lpurbe bier OcrGowplcr nNtelu.2 )orf,"
nod Bremen beitinut.
9oDcr, 10. Iuarlt. - Ser Gam.
pier "3ecIonO" girG beute bon bier
nod Nciu 9)orf nb.
Sonbon, ~. Il0nit.- I60eiob.
rem nod) Wontrcol lit bon bier ser
Sampler DSoroininn."
GberbourA II. Nl1uit.- In.
9cIongt lit bier Ger 0ompicr n8lii.
der" bon Nem 'Wort; bericlbe lebte
ieine 6abrt nod) Scmburg tort.
Sourc, ~. GlIguIt. - Ger Can't
pier ga Souoie" irol belitc bier bon
Help. PORT Gin.
2tocrpooL ~. NlguIt.- Nbge.
fubren 1T bon bier Der Compiler
o6omponio" nod) Nem Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
S.bam RuSp's RtHauvaat.

Rr. 1104. Rorb.g enfrai'hbsnt
Der ,glorboft SmuertpAbreno' Taubeystu
bon baltimore hertnmmeIt h0 eter
ieben MuiItag. - 1ectae Irrebm 4 Cons
8ier an 8dpf. MD beutf1er urt bireft
bonn Sdb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

Rr. 7o1 anb 7o7. toy!barS'StraSs etsl.
lanttotcn. SeiIfte Seine unb 3iauote.
beften Yool.earlorS 10 oiStlanbtoWn.
Stoutpts a~ebteNHne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
,Wdd

Joba vran3'S NddfF.Stf5ttse,@
yr. f35, Sarriton., iabe l~eIington.Str..
SEQ. 0hnibsr. IT,. sr1u.9o'S Bier. Har'
mer punfn bun IL tie I ubr Radmii'
tags. Nae beutf6en Hdder ftnb Aam ~
fube sinaelunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
esrrp e. QIeiu's @ettauraut,


Goreyit.Gde Suugb. unb guroItnesSfydhe.
Sauptoun ritter oes -8dbernsW linnercyotA'
I.pO. .gde 0nuab. NIB 9drolineftr. Rer'
einsbertnnmIuna iebtu NunnerItaa absnb.
Reue Mitalieoer mttirulmen. xor5lq'
lideb Eier Der R~ational' fran2ret I'm 81pi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

$50 Ser DIT . Baltimore Meb.
ger . llnterltiiBun93 gerein" bGlt
beutc, Sonntog, cinen 1roBeu
Iu3iIug nod 9onfcrt'S Yorf ot
3oriep Game ob. mo ollcn BON Dem
uniidtigen Gomite ~9etroiiencn Ser
onitoItunacn 5uiolge miro lih eiu Sc.
Der Der Ncilid)er omiiliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

v6e 9aft.. unS Satt.a6enue ganion.
eauptamartt.r bee 6~efungbsre,nS -Ybti.
nett. -D0inen.y ereins beS 4beIiuetA.--
-0dHfon.e oneiabee Rr. l46. 3. O. D.
.Crtental.D iftriffS ". 1853, 3. h..H.. unb
.Gnuipn Spar' u. NerannuunsSseeretnS-
(@fpt21 .iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
chpis,,s ..eIhruftou,.oone,.

@de 8. NIB 8onebsS iraBe. Sanptauartier
hes .gabern Ser. .tini. '9iereins,- .$i6en'
anss0dnieneereins. rgantnn Smmcrip.
suus unb oeib. SereinS.- .Eeuifte De-
mitbIihfeif." raeNeli6mieoe Linton. nnb
.SefpersGonfIabe Er. 41s, J. y. g.. Stl'
fdes Bier Al ieber 8eit. 1elepb'T: v.
4 V. - y8Dli 1900 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

Spieph Sdpruatr'S Gafe.
2fi5 GatueriUn. ypao, nube Sreberi6.hoe.
Die beften 99eiue I'M 9Stlteno. Wdbls
6eiteu 81 ieoer 3eit. Detbdttslnni6 cine
Spe3inIit1t. S~dupiViurtier hes -4nr'
toutuns irbester'4Pannertors".
(gpril20.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

9. epabu's 9iehaurnnt.

@erinnmIunasloIaI beS .Mntonia . 9on'
clnoeS Rr. 1896. ,. o." .Gituben.Di.
firiftS Dit. 1906 .Sminers9iftriits ar.
1903, 3. Il. H." NIB ~0iftrifts Gr. $50.
8. Il. D." QnIe an 8ereiue 5u bermie'
tber. SeiHite picte. @eine nno nnoere
8eirinfe. U22-) }
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
EFFORT TO ARBITRATE CERTAIN
MATTERS IN CHICAGO DIS
PuTE A FAILURE.
TRANSFERS REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE
LEADERS DECLARE ATTEMPT 4
suBTERFuGE ON PART OF
TEAM OWNERS.

Chicago, May 19.-The Team Own.
ers association met during the day to
appoint an arbitrator to pass on the
question of deliveries to the boycotted
stores. It had been reported that the
Teamsters' union had made such. an
appointment or would do So It turned
out, however, that the union had taken
no action.
When President Shea was Informed
of the purpose of the. meeting of the
team owners he said no agreement
had been made to arbitrate deliveries
that he had not considered the ques-
tion and that, in view of the injunction
proceedings, he did not want to go to
JAIL He regarded the move of the
team owners as a subterfuge to keep
the Employers association "off the
necks" of the team owners. Shea also
said there would be no settlement un-
less the strikers were reinstated.
President Gompers of the American
Federation OF Labor denied that he had
had anything to do with the delivery
arbitration movement. He had moth
ing to do with arbitration, he said
His mission here is to try to hit upon
plan of settlement and bring the
two opposing parties together to con-
slider it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
NORTHERN PACIFIC sHAREHoLD-
ERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
AND ELECT DIRECTORS.
PROXY COMMITTEE CONTROLS AFFAIR.
MEssRs. HILL, MORGAN, LAMONT
AND KENNEDY VOTE THE
MAJORITY OF SHARES.

New York, May 19.-After more
than two years of delay resulting from
the Northern Securities litigation a
shareholders meeting of the Northern
Pacific company was held during the
day and resulted in the election of
new directors to succeed e. H. Harri-
man, William Rockefeller, James
Stillman, Brayton Ives, Samuel Rea,
Eben B. Thomas and H. Mex Twom-
bly,.
The stock held in the names of I'm
ion Pacific interests voted for the new
board. Most of the shares represent
ed at the meeting were voted by a
proxy committee consisting of j. P.
Morgan, Daniel Lamont, J. j. Hill and
John S. Kennedy. The new board is
as follows:
John S. Kennedy, D. Willis James,
George +. Baker, John Sloane, Robert
Bacon, Daniel Lamont, Lewis Cass
Ledyard Howard Elliott, Charles
Steele, George w. Perkins, William P.
Clough, James N. Hill, Amos Tuck
French, Alexander Smith Cochran.
Payne Whitney.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
CRUEL TO THE INSANE.
Florida Legislative Committee Sub"
mits Scorching Report.

mits Scorching Report.
Jacksonville, Fla, May 19.-The re-
port of the joint committee Of the leg
islature appointed to investigate the
conditions at the asylum for the in
digent insant at Chattahoochee, Fla,
has created l sensation. It accused
officials, attendants and nurses O.:
cruelty towards patients and drunken
ness while on duty.
mo systematic effort whatever has
been made or treatment given for the
restoration of the mind" says the re-
port, "The sick and afflicted have not
been given the necessary medicine or
other attention due and needful for
their cure or restoration. Evidence is
before the committee that the man
agement has been cruel, negligent and
heartless in some instances Attend
ants and nurses have been drunk
while on duty and have been brutally
and inhumanly cruel to helpless in
mates.
"In some instances the very atmos-
phere OF the institution has been
scented with vice and immortality to
the extent that even inmates have
begged and pleaded to be released on
account of it and citizens living nearby
have felt outraged by it."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
LITTLE RloTlNe OCCURS.
Police and Deputy sheriffs Continue
to Qua rd WAGONS

to Guard Wagons.
Chicago, May 19.-No change was
noticed during the day in the method
of conducting street traffic by the
houses affected by the strike. There
was no abatement OF police vigilance
and deputy sheriffs continued to man
wagons. Rioting, however, did not
mar the transaction of business to any
extent.
Alderman Dever. chairman of the
city council peace" committee, has
not lost hope of being able to do some
thing He says that there are SO many
in receptive mood that he would not
be surprised if his committee, in its
conference with President Shea dur
ing the afternoon, accomplished a step
toward bringing the teamsters to a
middle ground with the employers.
President Shea of the teamsters was
called before Master in Chancery
Sherman as witness in the federal
injunction proceedings against the
strikers. Practically no information
was obtained from Mr.. Shea, he either
declining to answer on the ground
that the replies might incriminate him
or because of objections by attorneys
as to the propriety of questions asked.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
CONSCIENCE TROUBLES HIM.
Letter Writer Confesses Many Muir
ders and Robberies.

Chester, w. Va, May 19.-In letter
to the police authorities of this city a
man signing himself GA Johnson" and
claiming to be a companion of Henry
Williams, who was recently executed
in Roanoke, Va, has confessed to five
murders and numerous robberies. His
reasons for writing are that other
men have suffered for his crimes and
his conscience troubles him. He says
he has been converted. The dates
and manner in which the different
crimes were committed as furnished
in JOhnson's letter are more complete
than the police records and the au
thorities believe its authenticity.
According to Johnson he killed a
woman at Chester, w.. Va, two Ital-
ians at Uniontown, Pa, man at Hynd-
man, Pa, and woman at Martins
Ferry, o. He also claims to have
assaulted woman at Staunton, Va,
for which crime, he says another man
was lynched
Johnson, who is colored man. has
been arrested at Newport. KY. He de-
clares every word in his written con-
feSSion is true.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
STOLE TO SAVE SONS LIFE.
Pathetic Story of Downfall of Des
Moines Cashier.

Des Moines, May 19.-Carl NJ. Spen-
Ger, former trusted employe of the
Des Moines National bank, was indict-
ed by the federal grand jury during
the day on a charge of embeZzlement
and for alleged fraudulent entries in
the banks books. The amount of
Spencer's alleged shortage and for
which he is being prosecuted will not
exceed $4,000.
There is a pathetic story in connec-
tion with Spencer's confession, which
he made prior to the Indictment For
many years annually he had been tax
ing an invalid son East for medical
treatment. He had been unable to
meet the expenses incurred by the
medical attention and to save the boys S
life he took money from his employer.
Another clerk suspected of the theft,
for which he was subsequently dis
missed from the bank, is completely
exonerated by Spencer's confession.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
FILES BILL OF COMPLAINT.
Receiver Alleges Funds of Concern
Are Missing.

Receiver Alleges Funds of Concern
Are Missing.
Boston, May 19.-James D. Colt, re-
ceiver for the Haight & Freese com
pany, stock brokers, during the day
filed bill of complaint in the United
States circuit court here, in which he
charged that 100000 of the concerns
funds is missing.
The bill was brought against Will
lam II. Lillis of Winchester, vice pres
ident of the company, and against vari
Gus Boston banking institutions. Re-
ceiver Colt declares that he has re-
ceived information that Lillis with
drew money from the company and
concealed it. The total amount thus
concealed, it is alleged, exceeds $780,
900. 1t is claimed that this sum has
been deposited in various banks and
the receiver asks for an injunction re-
straining these institutions from pay
ing the money to any person but the
receiver and that they be ordered to
turn the funds over to him.
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PARRY AGAIN PRESIDENT.
Reelected Head Of National Associa.
ton of Manufacturers.

Atlanta, Ga, May 19.-The National
Association of Manufacturers during
the day reelected David M. Parry pres
ident BY acclamation, chose New York
city as the place for the next annual
convention and decided that the asso.
citation shall be incorporated under
the laws of New York state.
The name of Mr.. Parry was report
ed by the committee on nominations
for the presidency. The names Of
William McCarroll of New York and
of d. " Tompkins of Charlotte, n c.,
wero resented on the floor of the con-
ventiGn, but after long and somewhat
spirited debate the two gentlemen
withdrew their names.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF BELTRAMI. fSS
NiIIo,ra of Rpmi6 ii

uluSc Oi nCllluJl.
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made in writing to the Village council
of said village of Bcmidji and filed in my
office, prayn for license to Sell Intoxicating
liquors for the term of one wear. commencing
on the 1St day of June. 1905. and termin ating
on the lst da1 OF Jule 1908, by the following
person, and at the following pl ace as stated
in said application, respectfully. tO-Wit:
j. p Duncalf
First floor, front room two story frame
buildnf, situated on lot fourteen Q4. block
fourteen QN original townsite Of Bemidji.
MINI.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said Village council of the Village
OF BEN dj at the recorders office in the city
hall in said village of 3emidji. in Beltraml
the 18th. day of May, A. d. 1905, aJ s o'clock
p. M.
Witness my hand and seal of said village
this 18th day of May A. d. 1905.
[Seall ii. w. BAILEY
Recorder.
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Oral Testimony Necessary

Washington, May 19. Secretary
Taft has decided that it will be neces-
sary for him to hear. some oral testi-
mony in the prosecution of his inquiry
into the Bowen-Loomis affair and at
least one witness has been summoned
from New York.
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Work on Mckinley Memorial,

Canton, O., May 19.-Within two
weeks the actual work of construction
of the Mckinley monument, for which
the people of the nation have given
about $500,000, will begin. Architect
Magonisle expects the memorial will
be completed within two years.
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Grounded Liner Released.

New York, May 19.-The Cunard
liner Caronia was hoated at IS a. m.
from the mud bank off Sandy Hook.
where she stuck while bound out the
previous afternoon. Seven tugs COM
bined in the efforts. which. were sue
eessful an hour after high tide.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-19
MANY KILLED BY
BOMB EXPLOSION
Workman Carrying Bomb in Streets Of
Warsaw StumbleS and Falls
-.-Missile Explodes.

The bodies of the victims were blown
to pieces and number of buildings
III the vicinity were badly damaged.
It is believed that the bomb was in
tednd for Govarnor General Maxi
movitch, who was expected to pass
the spot about that time
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OPPOSES GRAIN CORNERS.
Duluth Chamber of Commerce Changes
Contract Grade.

Contract Grade.
Duluth, May 19.-With but two neg
ative votes it was declared by the
members of the Duluth board of trade
during the afternoon that rule max
ing No. 2 Northern wheat contract
grade in this market on September
and all later contracts should be sub
mitted for adoption by the board of
directors.
1t is the belief of the members favor
ing the new rule that the business Of
the market will be greatly widened by
the extension of the contract grade.
Manipulation, they claim, will be more
difficult and millers and others will be
more ready and willing to hedge here
than in markets where they will be
subjected to congestion and cornering.