The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-30
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Under Ladder State Street and Stopped with His
Person the Flight from Above of a 2ooPoud Laboriag
Man Too Heavy to Float. 5ss<
M W. HODGES of Chicago, proceeding leisue]y along
wv. the street the junction Of State and Adams
shifted at superstition he walked under long ladder
He few hours later in hospital and informed
that he had interrupted the fall Of 2OOpound aborer.
superstitions sometimes well founded 49,, +: ~,
No one ever thinks Of the bad-headed. Atho
he hasnt wsp of hair he makes bluff at it by carry
ing comb -
The Springfield Republican has translated it into Bos-
Every one abors except distinguished progenitor
He epos in rcumbent position within residence thru
the day ~
His ss1 s1smes dns upon the bronze of the steam r"d
srene engaged extracting nebulou satisfaction from to-
Our maternal mentor receives purpose
And in this connection I should include hial Ann.
Indeed everybody is engaged in some variety of occupation In
Excluding as primarily suggested distinguished pogen
Seven of the prominent young oker of Aberdeen Ohio
as mark of for the detective Abilities Of the city
marshal L. D. Poor broke into his office Saturday night and
It in full blast when the marshal
tipped off He hustled to the and found the doors
Of the place locked On peerng thru the window he the
game progress The bunch placed under arrest and
fined
The washwomen Of New Brighton, Pa. have formed
union including practically every lady in the profession.
notice printed in New Brighton reads as follows:
NoTrCE-After the LIST Of April the washwomen will
charge for washing and housekeeping Go to work
quit o'clock BY order of the washwomen
zof NevvB Brighton.
The housekeepers threaten ,eaate by organizing and
refusing recognize the union They feel that there should
least have been the courtesy of joint convention
scale for the coming year, including prices for PLAIN
fancy Washing overtime etc Hitherto the price
for washing has been 81 day
A dollar and half is too much for sousing soed
linen when the soap gveh its color the tub and fer
ventv hope that the ladies will win their just demands But
no dynamte girls and tub smashing cutting clothes
lines nor leaving bars of soap on the cellar stairs
Post, published at Washington, D: c.: unearthed
a sma-szed spirit picture sensation William H. Andrews
of that city, who is Of nquring turn of mind but dis
believer visited spirit photographers who at took him.
inviting friendly ghost to get in on the plate without
cost Several spirits jumped at the chance Andrews
says: $500 ;:
In few days pictures of myself, with groups Of
faces thereon arrived by mall of which instantly
Recognized accurate picture of father Charles An
drews he appeared at So years of when last saw
him. the spring Of 1901, at Concordia Kan. He died at
Leavenwort, Kan; Nov 1901 and had had pictures
taken since 1881.
uncles, William and Herman Andrews whom had seen
many years before and guessed to be that of my
brother Marvin because of his resemblance to mother He
accidentally killed when AZ years DID, and
parents informed that he had his picture taken
@ II had several pictures taken from the above de-
@scribed them whom thought might
identify them.'
. These all recognized the parties in evidence and made
affidavit to the
S About years ago spirit photographer did active
business in Minneapolis and the writer who front
The ghostly afternoon drew bunch of
worked ancestors the kenesse of which existed in
his family in heaven above the earth beneath There
was looking old gentleman with whiskers, who
needed haircut, baby two and girl who looked
8tho passed out while waiting the table
4taurant or hotel at East Grand Forks. ....:. :.
The picture distinct, Or rather indistinc dis
appointment and the mystic photographer had left
without explaining how the spirits happened to play this