The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-16
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! L. B. Hanna has announced. him.
self a candidate for the republican
nomination for governor of North
Dakota.
A postal savings bank was opened
at Racine, Wis, from 9 o'clock Sat
urday morning until o'clock in the
afternoon, and 1851 was received for
deposit.
John R. Walsh, the convicted Chi
cago banker, paroled few days ago,
has returned to his home in Chicago
to resume active business. He is 70
years old
Seven persons killed and p in
jured is the result of collision on
the Missouri Pacific at Fort Crook,
Neb., Sunday. A passenger train
crashed into a freight.
The body of DR.. John Jackola, a
Duluth physician, missing since June
Fl, was found in the woods a short
distance east of Duluth. It is
thought he took poison.
Unable to fly again yesterday be-
cause of unfavora bic weather condi-
tions Aviator @. Robinson was again
postpone his start from Minneapolis
to Orleans Until thos morning.
Joseph H. Choate, the former am
bassador to Great Britain, and Mrs.
Choate today celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at Naumkeag,
their country place in the Berkshires.
After nearly five months spent in
a jail cell, Mrs. Laura Stannard,
member of wealthy and prominent
family of this section, was arraigned
in the Ontonagon, Mich, court today
to stand trial for the alleged murder
of her husband
Miss Mary Elizabeth Graham, 20
years old, who, although well-to-do,
lived alone at Kenton, Del, was
found yesterday caught in a folding
bed in her home. She had been a
prisoner four days and nights. Her
recovery is unlikely.
The Omaha Land Show, for which
preparations have been making for
nearly a year, opened today with
many exhibits. The exhibition will
continue for three weeks and the
management expects it will attract
fully 100000 VISITORS
James D. Hallen, alias Don Jose
de Parrara, alias Charles E. Thomp-
son, alias c: E. Lord, disbarred law
yer, ex-preacher, ex-convict, revolu-
Zionist and soldier of fortune, was
held at New York in $1,000 bail on a
charge of passing a worthless check
of S69.S5 on a clothing store.
With delegates present from near
ly all of the States of the Union and
from several Of the Provinces of Can
ada, the sixth International Dry
Farming Congress opened at Colorado
Springs, Colo, today. The sessions
will continue until Friday. Salt
Lake City and Leth bridge, Alberta,
are applicants for the congress to be
held next year.
The progressive Republican confer
ence in Chicago promises to be the
big event Of the week in the world of
politics. Already a number of the
progressive leaders have arrived in
town and by tomorrow morning it is
expected that there will be a great
showing of Republicans from all Sec
tons ready to joint in the movement
to defeat President Taft for renomi-
nation.
The will of Cornelius N. Bliss, for
merly treasurer of the Republican
national committee and one-time
| Secretary of the Interior, was filed
for probate. 1t is understood that
the property is worth a little more
than 100000. The filing of the
will discloses the fact that Mr.. Bliss
for several years had been the credi-
tor of Bliss, Fabyan & Co., of Boston
and Chicago, to the extent of ST.
100000
The second trial Of DR.. 3. Clark
Hyde for the alleged murder of Col
| Thomas H. Swope will begin at Kan
sas City this week. Colonel Swope
the alleged victim of the murder plot
was one of the foremost citizens OF
Kansas City and was widely known
as a millionaire and philanthropist
DR.. Hyde, the alleged murdered, was
a physician in good standing. Hints
that other members of the Swope
family had met with mysterious
deaths deepened the public interest
in the case The first trial of DR.
Hyde ended May 16, 1910, and re.
suited in verdict of guilty and 9
sentence of life imprisonment. DR.
Hyde's inability properly to explain
the purchase of capsules of potassium
cyanide was chiefly responsible fol
his conviction. On April / l last the
Missouri Supreme Court granted DR.
/ Hyde a new trial. Since that time
the convicted physician has been al