The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-14
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Iron ore has been found within
the city limits of Brainerd. r
Every member of every Elks lodge
is to be taxed fifty cents to erect a
$25Q,OO0 Elks home at Bedford City,
Virginia.
Director Frank Schlesinger of the
Allegheny observatory reports that
bright comet was seen just before
dawn in the eastern sky early this
week.
Half a million dollars will be ex-
pended to erect building for the
national board of the Y. w. G. A. at
Lexington avenue and sgd street,
New York.
Charles T. Montague, NATION,
ILL.,, will contest the will of his faith
er, who left him $250,000 provided
he marries and has issue before he is
so years old.
Beginning next Sunday, the New
York Evening Telegram will issue a
complete Sunday evening newspaper.
There is but one other such paper,
the Washington Times.
At Winona, Samuel McKue1's farm
team became frightened and dashed
down the Milwaukee platform, knock
ing over people and nearly frighten-
ing a locomotive off the track.
Nine. Emma Eames and Emilio De
Gorgoza were married Thursday in
Paris. Emma divorced her former
husband, Julian Story, in 1907, while
Emilio got decree from his wife last
year.
After being unconscious for nine
months following stroke of paraly-
sis, Mrs. Nelson, 65 years old, wife
of prominent physician of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, died at her home yes
terday.
A bill appropriating $1,25O,00O
for the rehabilitation of the New
York state library, which was de-
stroyed by the recent fire in the AL
bany capitol, has been passed by the
legislature
Francisco MARITIME, captured by
federal officers on an accusation of
counterfeiting, preferred death to
trial and possible imprisonment, for
he ,Ieaped from a Fort Lee ferry boat,
on which his captors were taking
him to New York.
More than 1000 Doukhobors,
members of a colony at Brilliant, B.
c., on lower Arrow lake, have re-
belled against the census, refusing to
be counted. Sherbinin, leader of the
colony, has done everything in his
power to persuade the colonists to
submit.
Sarah Hershey Marsh, who was of
world wide prominence in musical
circles and who conducted the Her.
shey School of Music in Chicago thir-
ty years ago, is dead at her home in
Paris. She was 70 years old. Her
first husband was Clarence Eddy, the
organist.
After having waited a week at Du-
range, COL, for the arrival of the
body of her son, whom she mourned
as dead, Mrs. Thomas Carr, ST., of
Ludlow, COL, was overjoyed upon the
receipt of message announcing that
Thomas Carr, Jr., was alive and we'll,
at Fort Smith, Ark.
A moving picture machine set up
to make a film of the rescue of a
young woman from the waters of a
lake in Staten island, New York,
recorded instead the drowning of the
actor-rescuer and the saving of the
actress by herself. The actor drowned
was Albert Brighton.
The most disastrous fire in years
swept the Duluth waterfront yester-
uOy "ANOA AOOAs luz 4OoScS w Ill dS3.
gregate s150,OOO, covered by insur-
ance. The fire started in the ware
house of the Gowan-Peyton-Co Condor
company on the west side of Fifth
avenue shortly after 2:3O o'clock.
After Investigations extending ov-
er ten years the British royal COM
mission on tuberculosis, appointed in
the first year of King Edwards reign,
yesterday issued it's final report,
which shows that, contrary to a. the
theory of DR.. Koch, who declared in
1901 that tuberculosis in human be-
ings and COWS was not the same dis
ease, but forms of the malady are
identical.
Evelyn Arthur See, founder of the
absolute life cult, the chief aim OF
which was said to be the establish
ment of a public race last night was
found guilty of the abduction Of Mil
dred Bridges a H. year old deciple.