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"Precious" star Mo'Nique's dog-stink legal battle with her landlords just got downright PERSONAL -- with the Mo's husband accusing the landlords of being alcoholics ... and them accusing him of smoking weed in the house.
TMZ broke the story -- Mo's Georgia landlords sued the Academy Award-winning actress and her husband Sidney Hicks last year, claiming they walked out on their rental contract, still owing $370,000 in unpaid rent.
Mo and Sid responded shortly after -- claiming there was a reason they reneged on the contract -- the house smelled like dog crap, wet dog, and urine ... the septic tank was an overflowing mess ... the security gate was broken ... the list goes on.
Now, new docs have been filed in the case, including a massive collection of emails between Sidney and one of the landlords named Alice -- in which Sidney claims the landlords should be "embarrassed" by the state of the home.
Alice responds, mocking Sidney over Mo'Nique's canceled talk show -- writing, "We do understand that your business has been greatly affected by the cancellation of your weekly talk show. However we do not want the publicity and heartache/hardship for either of us."
Sidney shoots back, claiming Alice "has a poor man's mentality ... you talk tough when you are owed but run when you owe."
And here's where it gets vicious -- Alice refers to the stank in the house, saying, "Maybe the illegal substances you use in our home (i.e. WEED) has weakened your sense of smell."
Sidney responds, "The only illegal greenery was with the illegal immigrant you brought on our premises to cut down the trees ... Maybe the overuse of alcohol has affected you and your husband's judgment."
It goes back and forth like that for 136 PAGES. Lucky for the rest of us, the case is still pending in court -- which means more awesome documents might still be filed.
I never liked this girl. After that reality show ( which I can't even remember the name now) with all the trashy girls from flavor of love ... We were really able to see through her on that show and she's definitely a bad egg ...
She should go back to wherever she crawled out of ....
Thanks TMZ for removing the racist comments.
I personally Know Alice, the tenant. The house is located in Roswell, GA. Huge beautiful house. I have been there! This house is far from crappy! Monique just doesn't care to pay her damn bills. She realized she could not afford to live in luxury any longer, and makes up bogus excuses' as to why they need to be released from their Legal Binding contract. By doing so, her and her husband Sidney, found it appropriate to bash Alice and her home. This whole situation is because Monique can't afford this house, not because it is crappy. I personally can't wait for all e-mails to be released... Sidney is a terrible person and will hopefully get put in his place by our legal system. In closing, I just hope that one can realize that this house is not what they make it to be. Don't believe how nice it is? Schedule a visit to the magnificent property, see for you self!.
She wouldn't be the first actress to win an Oscar and still act like a piece of ghetto trash refusing to take responsibility for bad behavior...I'm talking to YOU Judi Dench!
Why must every topic become about race? It's so redundant and small minded. I don't like Monique. I think she is the stereotypical loud, obnoxious Black female...which affects all Black females in a negative way. I'm glad her show was cancelled because we've got enough Black women acting like bafoons on national TV right now. But this issue is about someone who didn't pay their rent....end of story.
some celebrities need to start realising that they are role models to many kids out there> they should start acting responsibley. am starting to dislike Mo'nique her presonality is not one to like and besides why is she still renting does it never cross her mind to buy a house.
I know the house and the address is 12430 King Road, Roswell, GA 30075
Google earth it and see for yourself.
I do not believe what I am reading! I have said this before and I am going to say it again Monique should I stuck to comedy! No wonder her talk show was cancelled it was soooooo boring!!! Sooo boring! Please go back to comedy Monique!
There was obviously breach of contract here, but when does it become an issue on illegal immigration. LEAVE the hard working men/women out of your ****!
One of my close friends worked for Mo'Nique as her executive assistant. Yes, the landlords are correct and Sidney needs to stop lying. They always smoke weed in the house, hotel rooms, while on jobs, etc. He needs to stop with the comments and man up for once.
WOW! Is all I can say to this MESS! First thing I'm gonna say is when you loose sight of self; and become self-absorbing, egotistical and self righteous, these are the type of things that start to happen in your life. God ain't no JOKE.. and 1st Until you begin to Honor your Mother and Father...you days are numbered...as well as your misery.. All your New FAMILY AND FRIENDS THAT you have ALL OF THE SUDDEN, become SUCH a BIG part of your life..are BRINGING You DOWN! and yes Your Husband was right when he made the statement.."Everybody else Can't be Wrong" So I guess it does show to be true...lol..When you live to condemn all the People who TRULY Loved you and Enhanced your Life, you see what you get STUCK with....As the saying goes...You lay down with DOGS you awaken with FLEES. Sista as you stated..WOW Mill; you should have seen ALL the Supported Messages I got with the Opera talk show..WELL Sista I hope your reading THESE as Well..You have allowed someone who truly cares nothing about you to destroy your LIFE..However; as sad as it may seem.. GOD ain't done yet.. He is going to STRIP you so far down..That is only him that will be able to Keep you together! This DUDE that you call a Husband is the same one that told you..you were nothing; Ohh by the way you have always been the prettiest fat girl he has known...Well once he seen the means to his end was to get on the Bandwagn and change his tune..and at the same time...We need to have an OPEN Marriage.(What the **** is that) I and everybody knows that's a one way street..and Only people that has LOW self worth, Low Self esteem, would allow themselves to be in a SITUATION as Such! Just Remember sister...the same one's you meet (Family, Friends) that you passed UP are the same ones that's going to be there..AS you come BACK down; which you are WELL on your way...Hope you are reading THESE COMMENTS as you so PROUDLY Read and Boosted about the Opera show. With Loving, Caring and OPEN Arms... I will always be here!... Cause; when all is said and DONE... You'll be BACK..Love you! Oh and by the way..If you were still with Steve, #1 EVERYBODY (as you thought) CAN't do what he has done for..(your learning that the HARD WAY! Mo, you are no longer thinking with your Sober Mind..You are caught up in Vicious and Toxic situation..When you stop regretting the decisions you made about your Family SUPPORT, you will start focusing on the REAL ISSUES./PROBLEMS and WE are NOT the Issue nor your enemies..You need to go back and RECAP on how you got where you WERE and start looking at WHERE you are NOW..and Swallow that FALSE Fake Ass Pride and start making better decisions..If Steve were still there ALL these BS would have NEVER Happened...Think about it! You..Renting a HOUSE...PLEASE.. I always said someone must have given you something BAD.. Because Babee this Irrational Behavior that you have been displaying is not the Smart, Intelligent, person that Monique USED to Be.. baby Girl it's time to REMOVE the MASK and do what you gotta Do! Never Let anyone...Remove you from FAMILY...Because in the end...THAT'S ALL YOU GOT! **** WHAT YOU HEARD!!!! SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE..Keep your HEAD UP In spite of..
First of all, IT MAKES NO SENSE to pay RENT ...$370,000 worth of rent and not own the place! Why not just buy your own house...ATL is CHEAP (especially in comparison to California) so that house must be palatial.
Secondly, if its that bad...MOVE! and handle that crap outside of the house...NOT WHILE ACCRUING more high paid rent...
the emails are hilarious! nonetheless, they should have just moved if it was that bad! I couldn't take those smells for more than 24 hours...and they were there for months! that does not make sense AT ALL to me...


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Madeira 2013 outfielder Andrew Benintendi has been named the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings High School National Player of the Year.
Benintendi, who signed with Arkansas and will report to the Southeastern Conference school in mid-August, batted .564 as a senior this season for the Mustangs.
Benintendi was named to the 2013 ABCA/Rawlings All-American First Team and selected again from among a group of other talented players.
The other two first-team outfielders – both from Georgia – were Clint Frazier (No. 5 MLB Draft selection of Cleveland) and Austin Meadows (No. 9 selection of Pittsburgh).
Benintendi said he learned of the national honor on Thursday night.
"It's pretty humbling," Benintendi said by phone Friday afternoon from Atlanta where is playing for Midland again this summer. "There is a lot of good players out there. To get this it's pretty exciting. All the hard work has paid off."
Benintendi was named Gatorade Ohio Baseball Player of the Year in late May. Benintendi is ranked second in Ohio with 213 career hits, according to the unofficial records by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
The Reds drafted Benintendi in the 31st round of the Major Baseball Amateur Draft last month. Although he has opted to report to Arkansas as originally planned, he said he is thankful the Reds selected him.
"It's exciting," he said. "I can say now I got drafted out of high school."
Benintendi said he is trying to get bigger and strong this summer and would like to add up to 10 pounds to his 170-pound frame. He said he is weightlifing and eating whenever possible.
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Although we touched on it briefly yesterday, it appears that a draft night trade is in the works between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Orlando Magic.
In the said scenario, the Clippers would trade point guard Eric Bledsoe along with Caron Butler to the Magic in exchange for Arron Afflalo.
Per Mark Heisler:
Eric Bledsoe and Caron Butler are expected to be packaged in a draft-day trade for Orlando's Arron Afflalo, addressing the Clipper need for a shooting guard.
With less likelihood of finding a high post center to clear room underneath for Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan figures to remain the starter.
Meanwhile, the Clips will look for a three-point shooting power forward—a "stretch four."
With the Clippers acquisition of head coach Doc Rivers, it's widely expected Chris Paul will return to Los Angeles which gives the Clippers little need for an expensive backup point guard, as Bledsoe will become eligible for a new contract at the end of the upcoming season. Caron Butler will be entering the final season of his contract and will be due $8 million dollars.
Afflalo on the other hand will have two years remaining on his deal which will pay him just under $16 million dollars. He also holds a early termination option on his third year worth $8 million dollars.
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St. Louis County, Minnesota
Helen Andler
Source: Duluth News Tribune (7 Nov. 1916) submitted by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
ANDLER—Funeral services for Helen Andler, Age 18, of 319 East Twelfth street, who died Friday were held yesterday. Interment took place In the Polish cemetery.
T. G. Aschim
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Friday, 19 Apr. 1912; transcribed by FoFG mz
L. M. Hanson, auditor for the Fitger Brewing company, received a telegram from Berthold, N.D., last night, that Rev. T. G. Aschim, who for eight years was pastor of the Bethesda Norwegian Lutheran church in Duluth, died at his home in Berthold yesterday afternoon. The remains will be taken to Viroqua, Wis., where Rev. Mr. Aschim was pastor before coming to Duluth. Both Mr. and Mrs. Aschim had a wide circle of friends in Duluth, who will be grieved to hear of his death.
Phineas Ayer
Source: Dartmouth College Necrology, 1903-1904, Hanover, N.H. Transcribed by Kim Mohler
1852 – PHINEAS AYER. B. 17 May, 1828, Haverhill, N.H. Lawyer. D. 27 Feb., 1906, Duluth, Minn.
Mary Babich
Source: Duluth News Tribune 1919-04-18 - Contributed by Barb Ziegenmeyer
Funeral services for Mary Babich daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Babich 5123 Ninety-sixth Avenue West, Who died Wednesday night from burns sustained that morning, were held at the residence yesterday afternoon, burial was in Oneota Cemetery.
While preparing herself for school Wednesday morning, the little girl gathered loose ends of hair from a comb and stated to burn them in the stove. The hair and celluloid comb caught fire, igniting to her dress.
She was taken to the Morgan Park hospital for treatment but died soon after.
Emma Bartling
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Thursday, 14 Nov. 1918) transcribed by FoFG mz
Funeral services for Miss Emma Bartling, 27, St. Louis county supervisor of geography, who died of pneumonia Monday night, were held at Brainerd yesterday afternoon.
Eraine M. Beconovich
Source: Hibbing Daily Tribune (MN) - June 7, 2008 - submitted by a FoFG (NW)
Eraine M. Beconovich, 84, of Chisholm, died Wednesday, June 4, 2008, at Heritage Manor Health Care Center in Chisholm.
She was born Oct. 8, 1923, in Terrebonne, Minn., to Ivan and Rose (Gagne) Paradis. She was a lifelong Lakeview Addition of Chisholm resident
Eraine was united in marriage on Nov. 10, 1945, in Ogden, Utah, to Mike Beconovich. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Press-Lloyd American Legion Post 247 Ladies Auxiliary Chisholm, Women of the Moose 876 and the Red Hat Society "Heritage Manor." She also enjoyed crocheting and bingo.
Survivors include her children, John Beconovich of Rosemount, Minn., Marian (Greg) McDowell of Chisholm, Kathy Baker of Bloomington, Minn., and Mike Beconovich of Chisago City, Minn.; grandchildren, Brett McDowell, Eric (Pauline) Baker, Matthew, Sean and Erin (Dave) Applebee; great-grandson, Anthony Baker; five sisters, and one brother.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Mike; granddaughter, Deanna Tatom; and four brothers.
Funeral: A Memorial Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 7, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Chisholm, with Rev. Fred Method celebrating.
Visitation: Will be for one hour prior to the Mass at the church.
Burial: Inurnment will be at Ft. Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis.
Arrangements are by Rupp Funeral Home & Cremation Service in Chisholm.
Thomas Beedon
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 18 Sept. 1890; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Thomas Beedon, a well known seafaring man, who for a number of years served in the capacity of night watchman in the employ of the Milwaukee Tug Boat line, died recently at his home on Mineral street. Mr. Beedon was in his 73d year.
Elias Berger
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Monday, 28 Sept. 1908; transcribed by FoFG mz
Elias Berger, aged 50 years, a well-known resident of New Duluth, died yesterday at Fergus Falls, where he had been sent two years ago when his mind became feeble. A widow and several children survive him. The body will be brought to West Duluth and the funeral will take place Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from St. James Catholic church. Internment will be at Calvary cemetery.
John C. Berthand
Source: Duluth News Tribune (19 May 1914) contributed by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
The funeral of John C. Bertrand, who died Saturday night following an operation will take place today at 9 a.m. from the St. Francis church. Rev. Father Eustace will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
Katharyn Blakely
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, 1922-10-23 - Contributed by Rita Bergendahl
Funeral services for Mrs. Katharyn Blakely, age 40, who died suddenly in Chicago last Friday, will be held at the home of her mother, Mrs. Kate O'Leary, 28 West Second street, at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
Mike Bondisch
Source: Duluth News Tribune (7 June 1914) transcribed by FoFG MZ
Mike Bondisch of Ely died at the Nopeming tuberculosis hospital yesterday. His body is held at Crawford's undertaking rooms pending word from his relatives in Ely.
Andrew Borg & Joseph Dwerschak
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (October 21, 1897) submitted by Dena Whitesell
At the Health Office
The deaths of Andrew Borg, aged 52 years, who died of consumption at 423 Seventieth avenue west; and of Joseph Dwerschak, aged 28 years, who died of typhoid fever at 322 East Second avenue, were reported at the health department yesterday.
Mary M. Brooks
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Sunday, 7 July 1912; transcribed by FoFG mz
HIBBING, July 6. – Funeral services for Mrs. Mary M. Brooks, mother of Dr. G. F. Brooks, whose death occurred shortly after noon yesterday following a lingering illness, were conducted at 10:45 this morning from the family home, 101 Center street by Rev. Frank Durant of Christ Episcopal church and the body was shipped at noon to Dresbach, Minn., for burial. It was accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Brooks and Rev. Mr. Durant.
Mrs. Brooks had been a resident of Hibbing, where she made her home with her son for 11 years. She was a member of Christ Episcopal church and a refined and cultured woman who had during her residence here endeared herself to a large circle of friends. She was born Oct. 4, 1843 at Hounsfield, near Sackett's Harbor, now New York, and had been widowed for about 25 years. The family have lived in Wisconsin and Minnesota for half a century and Mrs. Brooks was for ten years matron at Shattuck military academy at Faribault.
Henry David Bruneau
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) - June 25, 1996 - submitted by a FoFG (NW)
Henry David Bruneau, 83, N. Second Avenue East, died Sunday, June 23, 1996, in St. Mary's Medical Center. He was born in Terrebonne, Minn., and had lived in Duluth since 1942.
He worked at Minnesota Power & Light. He was a welder for the shipyards during World War II. He also worked for Walner Welding and retired from Marine Iron. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church.
His wife, Ann Marie, died in 1994.
He is survived by three sons, Napoleon of Maplewood, Minn., Bernard and James, both of Duluth; a daughter, Lois Garfield of Chula Vista, Calif.; two brothers, Leonard of Hopkins, Minn., and Theodore of Manitowish Waters, Wis.; two sisters, Marie Bourgois of Crystal Lake, Wis., and Alma Gagner of Red Lake Falls, Minn.; 11 grandchildren; 14 great-children; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Visitation: 4 to 8 p.m., with 6:30 p.m. wake prayers, today in Dougherty Funeral Home. Visitation will continue from 10:30 until the 11 a.m. services Wednesday in St. John's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Sunrise Memorial Park.
George S. Cain
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Wednesday, 12 May 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
CARLTON, May 11. – Funeral services for George S. Cain, 33, of Carlton, who died Monday night in a Duluth hospital, will be held in the cathedral, Duluth, Friday morning at 10, with burial in Calvary cemetery there. Cain, survived by his widow and one child, had been an invalid for four years. At one time he was employed by the Bell Telephone company, in Duluth, where his parents live.
John J. Carlin
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) Saturday, 8 July 1905; transcribed by FoFG mz
John J. Carlin, of West Duluth, aged 44 years, of pneumonia. Internment Oconto, Wis.
Alfred Carlson
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
VIRGINIA—Interment was made here Monday of body of Alfred Carlson, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson, who died of influenza.
J. H. Carr
Source: Duluth News Tribune (7 Aug. 1909) submitted by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
ALBORN, Aug. 6. — The funeral services for J. H. Carr, whose sudden death was shock to the entire community well as to his family, were held Wednesday at the residence. Many friends of the county were present.
Mr. Carr and his family moved here seven years ago from Windom Minn. He left a widow and two children, Homer and Pearl.
Rev. Mr. Stenberg, of Duluth, conducted the funeral services. Interment was in the Alborn cemetery.
Abner Coles
Source: "Broad Axe", 3 Nov 1892 - BZ - Sub by FoFG
How Old Abner Coles Died Without Even Getting Justice
"I never knew when the accident happened. It was on the books of the railroad company when I first went to work for the attorney of the road.
Year after year every six months the old fellow used to come down to the city to see if we were ready to settle. He had lost his leg in a smash-up"
"We are not liable; but we will do something for you." would be his greeting from the astute railroad attorney. You must be patient, there are so many ahead of you."
One day he hobbled into the general offices and declared that he would not leave unless he was attended to.
"Your claim in for $20,000?" asked the lawyer, kindly
"That's it; every decision of the courts has been agin you; it is now nine years since you told me you would settle. My wife has died, Poor soul, I thought some of the money would do her good, The boys had grown up; Lightnin' struck the barn. Fire swept away all I had. Jim my favorite son went down with liquor.
"We will settle," said the lawyer, kindly, "but you must be patient."
And years swept by, and the lawyer himself went to his reward. The road changed hands, was sold under a mortgage, and was reorganized. New officers, filled the places of the old ones.
A newer life and a newer generation held sway.
They said the claim was to be settled; '
Well, that funeral you just saw passing the door from the county poor farm was the last of earth for old Abner Coles, who lived and died without justice between man and a soul-less corporation.
Miss Coye
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
HIBBING—As mark of respect to the late Miss Coye, high school instructor who died of pneumonia, all Junior college and high school classes were suspended at 11:30 Monday morning as body was being escorted to train.
Katherine Cummings
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 25 July 1911; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Mrs. Katherine Cummings, 77 years old, died late Saturday night at her home, 419 ½ Lake avenue north. She was a pioneer resident of Duluth, and is survived by three sons and two daughters. They are: Joseph E. Cummings of Chisholm and Thomas and James Cummings of Duluth; Mrs. Dillon, Duluth; Mrs. James E. Landry, Michigan. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from the Sacred Heart cathedral. Internment will be at Calvary cemetery.
Arthur 'Art' Davis
Source: The Masabi (MN) Monday, May 12, 2008 - Submitted by Melvin Echelberger
SERVICES: Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, May 15, [2008] at the Range Funeral Home in Virginia. The Virginia Masonic Lodge will conduct the service. Military rites will be accorded by Cook Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1757.
Arthur "Art'' Davis, 75, of Britt, died Saturday, May 10, 2008, at his home. He was born June 13, 1932, to Roy and Evelyn (Anderson) Davis in Rockwell City, Iowa. He grew up and attended school in Lehigh, Iowa. After graduation he joined the U.S. Army. He was a Korean War veteran, serving in the U.S. Army as a radio operator. He attended business college to become a telegrapher. He worked for the Transit Authority in St. Joseph, Mo., for 33 years. Following his retirement, he moved to Britt in 1995. He was a member of Virginia Masonic Lodge 264, A.F. & A.M., and the Scottish Rite Bodies and was a life member of Cook VFW Post 1757. Art grew up on the banks of the Des Moines River and was an avid fisherman all of his life. (He passed away the opening morning of Walleye season). Survivors include his wife, Linda, of Britt; sons, Michael (Balinda) Davis of Graham, Wash., and Kirk (Liane) Davis of Eveleth; grandchildren, Misty (Richard) Rankin, Gavin Davis and Nathan Black; and great-grandchild, Tabitha Rankin. He was preceded in death by his parents and an aunt, Zelda Anderson of Dayton, IA.
Charles Derwienski
Source: Duluth News Tribune (19 May 1914) contributed by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
Charles Derwienski age 29, a single man who lived at South Superior, died at a local hospital yesterday afternoon. He is survived by relatives in the old country. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Daniel Ashley Dickinson
Source: Dartmouth College Necrology, 1901-1902, Hanover, N.H. Transcribed by Kim Mohler
DANIEL ASHLEY DICKINSON. Born, Oct. 28, 1839, Hartford, Vt. Son of Silas W. and Martha (Jennison) Dickinson. Fitted for college at Meriden. Receiving his degree at Dartmouth on the eve of the civil war, he at once entered the service of his country and served from 1863 to 1865 as acting assistant paymaster of the United States navy. The war over, he took a course at the Albany Law School, and in 1866 received the degree of LL.B. He then went to Plattsburg, N.Y., to enter into a law partnership with the Hon. Smith Weed, a prominent lawyer and politician. In 1868, thinking the northwestern climate would be beneficial to his health, he removed to Minnesota, and opened a law office at Mankato. In 1874 he was elected judge of the sixth judicial district and served in that capacity until 1881, when he was elected associate judge of the state Supreme Court. After serving thirteen years on the Supreme Bench, he resigned his position, removed from St. Paul to Duluth and resumed the practice of law. At the time of his death he was one of the general attorneys for the United States Steel Corporation with jurisdiction all over that company's mining properties in Minnesota. Judge Dickinson stood high in his profession and was widely recognized as a jurist of great ability. When the appointment of a state tax commission was under consideration something over a year ago, he was asked to accept a place on it, but declined for business reasons. He was a man of very pleasing personality and a leader in social circles. He was a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and for several years had been senior warden of St. Paul's Parish in Duluth.
Martha Dizzard
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 15 July 1905; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The funeral of Martha Dizzard, who died at her home on lower Cumming avenue will be conducted from the undertaking rooms of Coroner Dudley Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Joseph Dorsey
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Monday, 13 June 1921; transcribed by FoFG mz
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Dorsey, wife of late Joseph Dorsey, who died Saturday at St. Vincent hospital, Crookston, will be held Monday morning at the Crookston Catholic church. Tuesday morning the remains will be shipped to Duluth on the Great Northern train. The funeral procession will be from the Union depot and the body will be taken to Calvary cemetery for burial.
Alma Drake
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Tuesday, 3 Dec. 1918; transcribed by FoFG mz
Remains of Mrs. Alma Drake, 26, who died at her home, 718 Twenty-second street, Superior, Sunday night, will be sent to Hayward, Wis., today for burial. The deceased, who was formerly Miss Alma Hoff of Duluth, is survived by her husband and two sons, a father John Hoff, three sisters and five brothers.
Mr. & Mrs. Casper Drieminlak
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
VIRGINIA.—Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Casper Drieminlak, who died of influenza, were held here Monday.
Isabelle Dwyer
Source: Duluth Daily News (3 Sept. 1887) transcribed by FoFG MZ
Isabelle, infant daughter of Wm. H. and Mary Dwyer, aged 2 months, 2 days. Funeral from residence Saturday a.m., 9:30. Utica, N.Y. papers please copy.
Mike Erickson
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (17 July 1910) submitted by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
Funeral services for Mike Erickson, 45 years old. who committed suicide by hanging himself Thursday morning at Fairmont park, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Norwegian-Danish M E. church, Sixty-fifth avenue west and Polk street. Interment will be made in Oneota cemetery.
Source: Duluth Daily News (12 Sept. 1887) transcribed by FoFG MZ
Sunday, September 11, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fee. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m., from the residence, 119 West Fifth street.
Ejisype Filiatrault
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (31 Aug. 1910) Transcribed and contributed by AFOFG FC
Minnesota Pioneer Dies in West Duluth
Ejisype Filiatrault, for 50 years a resident of Minnesota and for the past 23 years in West Duluth, died at 5:30 yesterday morning at the age of 71 years at his home. 919 North Fifty-sixth Avenue West. He had been ill since last December when he became afflicted with a cancer of the throat.
Mr. Filiatrault came to the city with his family from Faribault, Minn. In 1887 and until 10 years ago, when his eyes failed him was employed as a machinist foreman in a local car shop.
He settled in southern Minnesota over 50 years ago and became engaged in operating a machine and blacksmith shop in Faribault. He sold this out in 1887 when he moved to West Duluth.
Five sons and three daughters, all of whom, with the exception of two, live in this city, and his wife, survive him. They are Joseph, Louis H., Edward J., Mose J., Albert J., Mrs. Owen McDonnell, Mrs. G. H. LeSage of Great Falls, Mont., and Mrs. James E. Marshall of Toronto, Can.
The funeral services will be held Friday morning from the St. James Catholic Church on Fifty-seventh Avenue West, at 9 o'clock. Interment will be made in Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Frank Finch
Source: Duluth News Tribune (25 Dec. 1919) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Mrs. Frank Finch, died Wednesday morning at hospital here. Besides her husband, she is survived by four-day-old baby which, doctors say, will live.
Leora Mae Finch
Source: Duluth News Tribune (28 Dec. 1919) transcribed by FoFG MZ
Funeral services for Mrs. Leora Mae Finch, who died in Virginia hospital Wednesday were held Saturday morning from the Cron undertaking parlors, Virginia.
James Fitzpatrick
Duluth News Tribune (19 May 1914) contributed by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
The body of James Fitzpatrick, who died Saturday, will be buried today in the Duluth Calvary cemetery. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a. m. from the Le Sage undertaking rooms and at 9 a.m. from the St. Louis Catholic church. Rev. father Cagnon will officiate.
Ina Flaaten
Source: Daily Leader (Grand Rapids, Wood County, Wis.) Monday, 25 May 1914 - MZ - Sub by FoFG
(? – 23 May 1914)
Word was received here today announcing the death by cancer of the stomach, of Mrs. Ina Flaaten at Duluth, which occurred on Saturday. Mrs. Flaaten was an old resident of this city, but moved to Duluth about 16 years ago. She is survived by eight children.
Mrs. Hannah Carlson of this city is a sister of the deceased, and she and her son, Frank, were at her bedside at the time of her death. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
A few days before Mrs. Flaaten's death, the Ashtabula flats, in which the family had apartments, caught fire, and it was only by a small margin that she was rescued from the burning building.
Lowel Ford
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Thursday, 12 Jan. 1893; transcribed by FoFG mz
Lowel Ford, aged 28, died at 6 o'clock last evening at St. Mary's hospital. Deceased had a brother in a lumber camp near Cloquet and had just come on from Washington state to see him. He was taken with quick consumption while at the latter place, and after being removed to St. Mary's hospital yesterday, died.
Clarence Ellsworth Forrest
Source: Duluth News Tribune (11 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Clarence Ellsworth Forrest, 37, died Tuesday night at a local hospital from heart trouble. The body will be sent to Lisbon, Iowa, his former home, for burial. He arrived here only last Thursday and was a barber by trade.
Matilda Fraser
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Thursday, 9 July 1914) transcribed by FoFG mz
Virginia, Oct. 14. – Mrs. Matilda Fraser, age 91, died here this morning at the home of her grand daughter, Mrs. F. N. Taylor. Mrs. Fraser's death was the result of a fall recently in which she sustained serious injuries. She was a native of Kingston, Ont., Canada, where she was born in November, 1831. Burial will be in Moorhead, her former home.
George M. Gauld
Source: Duluth News Tribune (7 Nov. 1916) submitted by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
GAULD—Funeral services for George M Gauld, age 62, who died at Morgan Park hospital yesterday afternoon, will be held at the Masonic temple, at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will be In Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers will be: M. S. Mead. G. L. Douglas, George Dodge. D. McKenzie Fred Winship and J. H. McKinnon. Mr. Gauld was a resident of Duluth for 30 years. For many years he was employed as foreman at the Omaha Hock, which, out of respect to him, will be closed today. One daughter and a son survive: Mrs. E. H. Windom and Arthur W. Gauld.
John Gunderson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (19 May 1914) contributed by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
The body of John Gunderson, pioneer South Superior resident, who died Sunday as the result of a scratch from a rusty nail, was sent to Granite Falls, Minn., last night where burial will be made this afternoon. Services were held yesterday at 4 p. m. from the Bethel Norwegian Lutheran church at South Superior, Rev. Mr. Halvorson officiating. Pallbearers were John Olson, Andrew Braaten, Joseph Berg, Edward Osmundson, George Peterson and Gus Nelson.
Jack Duane Heikkinen
Source: Marshfield News-Herald (Marshfield, Wood County, Wis.) Wednesday, 16 Aug. 29, 2006; page 2A; Lorraine Markee collection, transcribed by Marla Zwakman
EVELETH, Minn. – Jack Duane Heikkinen, 71, of Sparta (Eveleth area), died Sunday, Aug. 13, 2006, at St. Rafael's Health and Rehabilitation Center in Eveleth, Minn.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 17, 2006, at United in Christ Lutheran Church in Eveleth. Burial will be in Gilbert Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the Ziemer-Moeglein-Shatava Funeral Home in Gilbert.
He was born July 10, 1935, to Theodore "Ted" and Vienna (Sillanpaa) Heikkinen at Sparta Location in Eveleth, Minn. He was drafted into the U.S. Army in August 1958 and honorably discharged in 1960. He married LaVaun "Vonnie" Neeb on March 23, 1963, at Loyal Methodist Church in Loyal. He taught welding and related classes at Eveleth Vocational Technical College, along with welding-related night courses and apprenticeships. He retired from teaching in 1997. He also owned and operated Spartan Sauna Heaters Inc.
He is survived by his wife, LaVaun "Vonnie" of Sparta; daughters, Lynette (Jon) Thayer, Camplin, Minn., and Holly Heikkinen, Eveleth; five grandchildren; sisters, Jeanne Ritacco of Estacada, Ore., Peggy (Jim) Schultz, Champlin, Minn., and Patty (John Jr.) Starr, Britt, Minn.
***Note: Another survivor is Jack's son, Scott (Penny) Heikkinen of Eleveth, MN; information submitted by Penny Heikkinen (daughter-in-law)
Virgil Hickey
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Tuesday, 21 May 1918; transcribed by FoFG mz
HIBBING, May 20. – Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hickey of this city were advised today of the sudden death of their daughter Virgil, age 22, at the Fergus Falls institute this morning.
Deceased is survived by her parents and one sister, Mildred. When taken ill recently she was engaged as a teacher at Cook. She was a graduate of the local high school. The body will be brought home for burial.
Arthur Hugdahl
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (17 Nov. 1915) submitted by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
Funeral services lor Arthur Hugdahl, who died Sunday at the state sanatorium at Walker, Minn., will be held tomorrow, at 1:30 p. m. from the family home, 25 North Sixty-second avenue West, and at 2 o'clock from. Our Savior's Norwegian Lutheran church, Fifty-seventh avenue West and Wadena street. Interment will be in Oneota cemetery. Rev, B. L. Opdahl will officiate.
Arthur Hugdahl was 20 years old and had been ill of tuberculosis but a few months. He was at the Nopeming sanatorium before his removal to Walker, and until a short time before his death recovery was expected.
The deceased was reared in West Duluth and was well-known through-out of the western section of the city
He attended the Fairmont school and until his illness was employed at Freimuth's store. He is survived by his father, Hans Hugdahl, and a sister, Miss Ragna Hugdahl.
John A. Humburd
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, 9 Aug 1911 - BZ - Sub by FoFG
Well Known to Duluth People
John A. Humburd, Who Died at Spokane, Had Many Friends in This Section
The late John A. Humburd of St Paul, who was buried at Hudson, Wis., yesterday, was well known to many Duluth and northern Wisconsin people, for he was for many years a prominent railroad contractor and later a large operator in the lumber business. Humburd, who died at Spokane last Friday, was 75 years of age and had for years been associated with Frederick Weyerhaeuser.
Mr. Humburd and his father, Jacob Humburd, were railroad contractors before the war and built railroads in Brazil, and later in the United States. John A. was superintendent of construction of the Omaha road when it was built to the head of the lakes.
Five former lumbermen well known in the northwest have died during the past year. They were R. L. McCormick, at Tacoma: Captain Bourne of Shell Lake. Edward Rutledge of Chippewa Falls, Frank Boutin of Bayfield, and Mr. Humburd of St Paul. Mr. Boutin was 79 years of age and passed away last week. He was wealthy and was the father of 18 children. Mr. Boutin had resided at Bayfield since 1870, and was one of the Boutin brothers, who have been prominently identified with the fishing and lumber industry for many years.
Samuel P. Hunt
Source: The Princeton Union (Princeton, MN) Thursday, October 26, 1899; submitted by Jim Dezotell
Samuel P. Hunt died Tuesday of cancer of the stomach, aged 77 years. The funeral services will be held at the Methodist church this afternoon.
The Princeton Union (Princeton, MN) Thursday, November 2, 1899
Samuel P. Hunt whose death was noticed in these columns last week, was born in Cincanuts, Cortland county, N.Y., where he grew to manhood. In 1856 he removed to Minnesota, landing in St. Paul, where he remained until 1861. When the call for volunteers was made he was one of the first to offer his services to the government, receiving an honorable discharge at the expiration of his term of service. Subsequently he removed to Spencer Brook, where he filed on a homestead, remaining there until after proving up, when his health failed and he removed to this village where he has resided twenty-six years. Three years ago he went to Duluth and resided there until Sept. 6 last when he came back only to die at his old home Oct. 24. The funeral took place at the M.E. Church last Thursday, Rev. F. H. Roberts conducting the services. He leaves a wife, four children and two stepsons to mourn his loss: Mrs. F. A. Steeves, Mrs. H. D. Archibald, Mrs. F. A. Ellenbaum, D. N. Hunt, M. E. Terry, of Duluth, and F. A. Edminson, of Isanti county.
Frank Janek
Source: Duluth News Tribune (8 Apr. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
AURORA – Funeral services for Frank Janek, 36, who was killed at the Mohawk mine Monday afternoon, when he was struck by falling rock and earth, were held Wednesday. His widow survives.
J. P. Johnson
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (20 Nov. 1915) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
COOK, MINN.—J. P. Johnson, an unmarried man, 63 years old, was found dead by the roadside about six miles cast of Cook Tuesday morning. His cap and gun lay beside him. He was taken to Abel Pearson's, where he had been boarding. A deputy coroner decided death was due to heart disease.
Paula B. Johnson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 29 Dec. 1908; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The funeral of Miss Paula B. Johnson will take place from Our Savior's Lutheran church this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. J. W. Bjerke will officiate. The body will be sent to Ashland for internment on the 4 o'clock train.
Alton F. Jonas
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minn.) Monday, 7 Jan. 2002; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Alton F. Jonas, 82, of Babbitt died Sunday, Jan. 6, 2002, in his residence.
He was born Nov. 16, 1919, in the Town of Agenda, Wis., to Arthur and Esta (Johnson) Jonas. Alton was an Army veteran of World War II and was a member of the VFW in Babbitt. He was a crusher foreman at Reserve Mining in Babbitt for 26 years, retiring in 1979. He was also an avid outdoorsman.
Alton was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife, Irene; daughters Janis (John) Cole of Park Falls, Linda (Jim) Dosch of Chisholm and Mary (Todd) Esala of Duluth; brothers Marvin (Celia) Jonas of Ely, Roy (Shirley) Jonas of Oconomowoc, Wis., Richard (Katie) Jonas of Watertown, Wis., and Robert (Joann) Jonas of Waukesha, Wis.; grandchildren Tamara (David), Kyle, Kelly, Erik and Adam; and great-grandchildren Hannah and Cole.
Memorial Mass: 11 a.m. Tuesday in St. Pius X Catholic Church, Babbitt, the Rev. James Scheuer as celebrant. Inurnment in Butternut Cemetery, Butternut, Wis. Arrangements by Kerntz Funeral Home, Ely.
Josephine Jouppila
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Wednesday, 6 Nov. 1918; transcribed by FoFG mz
GILBERT, Nov. 5. – Josephine Jouppila died at the Fergus Falls hospital, where she has been for the past two months. She was 42 years old. She came to this city about 10 years. The woman is a widow and leaves three children. Her remains will arrive here Friday and will be buried on that day.
Son Jurisick
Source: Duluth News Tribune (11 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
MOUNTAIN IRON – The 2-year-old son of Steve Jurisick died in a Virginia hospital Tuesday night from diphtheria.
Joseph Karakas
Source: Duluth News Tribune (23 Dec. 1919) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Funeral services held for Joseph Karakas, who died at Fergus Falls, held here.
Mike Kolar
Source: Duluth News Tribune (8 Apr. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Mike Kolor, 615 Garfield avenue, Eveleth, died at Nopeming. Funeral services will be held here Thursday or Friday.
William Layton
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) Thursday, 10 July 1913; transcribed by FoFG mz
VIRGINIA, July 3. – William Layton, 44 years old, proprietor of the hotel at Gheen, died at a local hospital this morning. He leaves a bride of two months. Layton came here from Spring Valley, Minn. He was formerly at Duluth.
Helen M. Lee
Source: Hibbing Daily Tribune - Oct 17, 2006 - submitted by a FoFG (NW)
CHISHOLM - Helen M. Lee, 84, of Chisholm, died Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, at Heritage Manor Health Care Center - Chisholm.
She was born Oct. 11, 1922, in Rocksbury Township near Thief River Falls, Minn., to Lewis and Serina Josephine (Swenson) Koidahl. She had been a lifelong Chisholm resident. She was united in marriage on May 9, 1941, in Virginia, to Gordon E. Lee. She attended two years at the Virginia Jr. College. She was a part of the Faith Lutheran Church Quilters group.
The family wishes to send a special thank you to Heritage Manor Health Care Center and its staff for their kindness and caring.
She is survived by her two sons, Gordon D. (Terri) of Hesperia, Calif., and Gary of Chisholm; one daughter, Karen (Phil VonderHaar) Koprivec of Keewatin; five grandchildren: Wendy Koprivec, Jami (John) O'Brien, Chris Koprivec, Danielle Hawk and Terri Vaughn; 11 great-grandchildren: Willie, Gloria, Vincent, Patrick, Kolby, Kelsy, Brian, Richie, Baylee, Shaun and Jamison.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Gordon; parents. Serina and Lewis Koidahl; and brothers, Stan and Ken.
Funeral: Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006, at Faith Lutheran Church in Chisholm with The Rev. Robert Ierien officiating.
Visitation: Will be for one hour prior to the service at the church on Wednesday.
Burial: Interment will follow in Chisholm Cemetery.
Arrangements are with Rupp Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Chisholm.
Johanna Leemans
Source: Duluth News Tribune (19 May. 1914) contributed by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
Funeral services for Johanna Leemans, age three months, who died Sunday, were held yesterday at 2:30 p. m. from the St. Francis church. She is survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leemans, 159 East First street. Allouez Rev. Father Eustace officiated. Interment was In the Catholic Nemadji cemetery.
David Lundberg
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Monday, 21 June 1915) transcribed by FoFG mz
The body of David Lundberg, age 25, who died last week at Albert Lea, Minn., will be brought to Duluth this afternoon for internment. Funeral arrangements will be made later. The body will be taken to Olson's undertaking rooms in the West End. Two brothers, Emil and Edward, live in Duluth.
Mrs. Myron W. Lytle
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 19 Jan. 1906; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The death of Mrs. Myron W. Lytle of Ironwood, Mich., formerly a resident of this city, occurred Wednesday morning at St. Mary's hospital as the result of diabetes and the remains were shipped yesterday afternoon to Ashland, Wis., her former home, for internment. Mr. and Mrs. Lytle were known to many residents of Duluth, where Mr. Lytle was engaged as a stock broker, but for the last three years have been living in Ironwood. Mrs. Lytle was 27 years of age and is survived by her husband, but no children. Mr. Lytle is a member of the Elks and the body was attended to the depot by a large representation from the Duluth fraternity.
Carl William Martinson
Source: Hibbing Daily Tribune - Submitted by a Friend of Free Genealogy
Pioneer Carl Martinson Dies
A resident of Hibbing for the past 47 years, Carl William Martinson Sr., 82 died Tuesday at his residence. He had been employed by the Mahoning Ore and Steel Corporation, retiring about 10 years ago. He was an honorary member of the Mahoning Local No. 2705 and a member of the First Lutheran Church.
Surviving him are four daughters, Mrs. Salem (Alice) Danielson, Mahoning Location; Mrs. Margaret Linderman, Hibbing; Mrs. Louis (Eunice) Lipovetz, Hibbing, and Mrs. Everett (Eleanor) Danielson, Crystal Falls, Mich.; four sons, Carl William Jr., Mahoning; Alvin, Portland, Ore.; George and Stanley, Hibbing; three brothers, Henry and Peter of Aitkin, Minn., and Albin, Eston, Sask., Can.; 19 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church with the Rev. A.E. Bomgren officiating. Burial will be made in the family lot at Maple Hill Cemetery.
The body will lie in state at the Ryder Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Thursday.
Samuel Maxwell
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Oct. 1918) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
Maxwell's Body Arrives.
EVELETH, Oct. 9—The body of Samuel Maxwell, whose death occurred Monday at Camp Benjamin Harrison. Indianapolis, arrived here last night. A military funeral will be held Thursday afternoon from the auditorium. As a tribute to the departed soldier, all business houses will be closed during the funeral. Maxwell's death was due to Spanish influenza. He was the second young man from this village to become a victim to the dreaded plague.
Elenore McCabe
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
VIRGINIA— Elenore McCabe, 21, who died of heart trouble, was buried here Monday.
Alex McDonald
Source: Duluth News Tribune (31 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Alex McDonald, 59, died at his home, 107 ½ Third street, North, Tuesday morning from a complication of diseases. He has been a Virginia resident for three years. Surviving are his widow and five sons, Colin, Earl, Bert, Honor and Roy, all of this city. Funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the home, Dr. L. W. Gale officiating.
William McGolrick
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Saturday, 18 Feb. 1905; transcribed by FoFG mz
ST. PAUL, Feb. 17. – Father William McGolrick, brother of Bishop McGolrick of Duluth, died this afternoon at St. Joseph's hospital in this city. Father McGolrick was taken to the hospital Monday afternoon and submitted to an operation for the removal of a tumor. He never rallied from the effects of the operation.
Father McGolrick was a pioneer priest of this city and has been pastor at the Catholic church at Shakopee for many years. He was a student and linguist and a man well beloved by thousands of acquaintances. Father McGolrick was one of a family of five, every member of which became a religious worker. Two sisters are in the order of St. Joseph and the late Rev. Henry McGolrick, who died at Duluth, was a brother.
Funeral services will be held at the cathedral on Tuesday morning, after which the body will be taken to Duluth to be interred beside that of his brother.
Martha McLeish
Source: Duluth News Tribune (11 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
AURORA – Mrs. Martha McLeish, wife of Michael McLeish, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank M. Stewart, from pleurisy. She was born at Birchville, Mich., July 21, 1858. Four years ago, she came here from Tacoma, Wash. The funeral was held Wednesday in Duluth.
Mrs. R. D. McLeod
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Friday, 23 June 1922; transcribed by FoFG mz
Mrs. R. D. McLeod, age 68, Eagle River, Wis., died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. F. Colman, 2234 Woodland avenue. Mrs. McLeod has been residing with Mrs. Colman the last year. The body will be taken to Eagle River for burial today. Mrs. McLeod is survived by her husband; a son, A. W. McLeod, an attorney at Washburn, Wis., and two daughters; Mrs. Colman of Duluth and Mrs. F. P. Clure, Sanborn, N.D. Mrs. McLeod was active in church work of the Congregational church at Eagle River
Catherine McQueen
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 16 Jan. 1908; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine McQueen who died Tuesday will be held from Sacred Heart cathedral with internment at Calvary cemetery at 9 o'clock Friday morning.
Minnie Meehan
Source: Duluth News Tribune (11 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Funeral services for Minnie Meehan, former Virginia resident, who died at Bellingham, Wash., were held Wednesday morning at St. John's Catholic church. Relatives present from out of town were Frank Meehan, Duluth; Louis Meehan, Prince Albert, Sask., Can.; Essie Meehan, Minneapolis, and Mrs. R. B. Freedy, Chisholm.
Jovan Millenznic
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
VIRGINIA - Funeral services for Jovan Millenznic, 32 of 605 Fifteenth Street North, held here Monday. He died from dropsy.
A. C. Miller
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (September 8, 1888) submitted by Dena Whitesell
The body of A. C. Miller who died suddenly from quick consumption, was sent East yesterday to his family in Owen Sound. Miller is a young man who made many friends while here, and a number of them contributed a beautiful wreath for his funeral.
Robert C. Mitchell
Source: Aberdeen American SD (28 July 1907) transcribed by FoFG MZ
Duluth, Minn., July 27. – Robert C. Mitchell, founder of the Duluth News Tribune and one of the editors who impressed their personality upon early events in Minnesota, died yesterday at his home here.
Anna Modan
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Wednesday, 25 Aug. 1920) transcribed by FoFG mz
The body of Mrs. Anna Modan, age 79, who died Sunday at her home, 2324 West Eleventh street, was sent yesterday to Rush City, Minn., for burial. She is survived by three sons, Dave, Hugo and William, and one daughter, all of Duluth.
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 22 Apr. 1887; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The infant of Mrs. and Mr. D. Moncerince, which died Wednesday, was buried yesterday. The remains were taken to Oneota for internment.
Colon A. Munro
Source: Duluth News Tribune (25 Dec. 1919) transcribed by FoFG MZ
CHISHOLM – Colon A. Munro, 51, who served three terms on council and was Chisholm pioneer and Elk, died here. Services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 in Superior. Three brothers survive, Wallace of Chisholm and William and Archibald of Superior; also father, William of Chisholm.
Carl Adolph Nelson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 12 June 1907; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Carl Adolph Nelson, the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Nelson, 1815 West Superior street, died yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, Rev. John A. Anderson, officiating. Internment was made at the Scandia cemetery.
John F. Nelson
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, 1922-10-23 - Contributed by Rita Bergendahl
John F. Nelson, age 56. 2201 East Eighth street, a resident of Duluth for 20 years, died yesterday morning at his home after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife and two sons, Erling and John. The body was taken to Fred Olson's undertaking rooms, 2117 West Superior street, and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Mrs. Nelson
Source: Colorado Springs Gazette (1911-02-02) Transcribed and contributed by AFOFG FC
Called to Minnesota by Mother's Death
Dr. E. Nelson left for Duluth, Minn., last night, where he has been called by the death of his mother. He will return to Colorado Springs in about 10 days.
Frank Ness
Source: "Duluth News Tribune" (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 19 Apr. 1908; MZ - Submitted by FoFG
The body of Frank Ness, 1931 West First street, who died Friday at the Brainerd hospital of Brights disease, was brought to Duluth yesterday and is at Forward's undertaking rooms. Mr. Ness has been a resident of the West End for about 25 years. He is survived by his wife and four children. The funeral arrangements have not been made.
Ronald Thomas Newey
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Saint Louis County, Minn.) 6 Feb. 2009; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Abstract: Died: Saturday, Jan. 24, 2009 St. Mary's Medical Center, Duluth
Born: August 15, 1943 South Wales, Australia
Parents: Ronald Ernest Newey & Lucy Merle Wynne
Preceded in death by his parents and son, Brett John Newey
Children: Scott (Esa) Newey of Australia; Jeninne Marks of Australia; Connie (Henry) Jandrich of St. Paul
Siblings: Joy (Leigh) Aitkins of Australia & Laurel (Barry) Giles of New Zealand
Aunt: Edna Klein of Australia
9 grandchildren: Joel, Daniel, Emma, Travis, Max, Oliver, Gabriel, Toby & Harry
Phillip Nobert
Source: Duluth News Tribune (31 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
GILBERT – Phillip Nobert, 60, a pioneer of Gilbert, died at his home Tuesday morning. Funeral will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from local Catholic church. Surviving are his widow, two daughters, Mrs. William Manning, Mellen, Wis., and Mrs. A. J. Nobie, Gilbert, and a son Emil J. Nobert, Elba.
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 22 Jan. 1886; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
An infant daughter of Peter O'Brien died on Tuesday of whooping cough.
Johanna Palmquist
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, 1914-10-29 - Contributed by Rita Bergendahl
In the death of Mrs. Johanna Palmquist, age 81, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gust Bergquist, 1931 West Fourth street, yesterday morning, Minnesota loses one of her pioneer residents and the widow of J. P. Palmquist, who was a member of the First Minnesota volunteers during the Civil war. Mrs. Palmquist had lived with her daughter since the death of her husband at Center City. Minn., about five years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmquist came to Minnesota while it was still only a territory and they bore their share of the early upbuilding of the commonwealth. They settled near Center City and at the outbreak of the war Mr. Palmquist enlisted in the First volunteers, serving throughout the war.
Mrs. Palmquist is survived by four children, all of whom reside in the West End. They are Mrs. Bergquist, Mrs. A. F. Lundholm, Mrs. Henry Johnson and Victor Palmquist.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Bethany Swedish Lutheran church. Twenty-third avenue West and Third street. The body will be taken to Center City for interment beside that of her husband.
William G. Park
Source: Kansas City daily journal (Kansas City, Mo.), January 01, 1897 - KT - Sub by FoFG
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Duluth, Minn., Dec. 31 - At 5 o'clock this afternoon, William G. Park, representing the sugar trust, shot himself through the head with a 32 caliber revolver in his office. Death resulted instanteously. The deed was evidently committed to escape the exposure and probable prosecution which was imminent, for it is learned that he was short between $7,000 and $8,000 in his accounts with the trust.
Jack Pelocnik
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, Minn.) Saturday, 28 Dec. 1912; transcribed by FoFG mz
EVELETH, Dec. 27. – Jack Pelocnik, an Austrian, died today of pneumonia. He came here from St. Cloud about two months ago. Local Austrians are communicating with the authorities at St. Cloud in an effort to locate his relatives or friends.
Esther Peterson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 23 Feb. 1907; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Miss Esther Peterson, the six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of 530 Sixteenth avenue east died yesterday afternoon of diphtheria. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock and internment will be made at Park Hill cemetery.
John Peterson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 13 July 1901; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Tower - John Peterson, a young man of 28 years, died at the home of his brother, S. J. Johnson, last Wednesday, of consumption. For some time past the deceased has been confined to his room. The funeral services were held from the Swedish Lutheran church Friday afternoon. Internment was in Lakeview cemetery.
Leonard Peterson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (11 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Leonard Peterson, 20, died at Nopeming sanitarium and the body brought here for burial. Besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson, McKinley, he is survived by five brothers, Otto, Charles, August, Henry and Matt, all of McKinley, and two sisters, Mary Peterson and Mrs. James Sisel of Virginia.
Percy Peterson
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 28 June 1906; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Percy Peterson, 1 year and 8 months old son of Mrs. Signa Peterson, 13 West Palm street, Duluth Heights, died yesterday morning. The funeral will be held from the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Internment in Park Hill.
Matie Poling
Source: Scrapbook Collection of Ron Flink, newspaper article from 1913; contributed by Ron Flink & transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The following obituary was received too late for last week:
Died – At her home in Hixton on Friday, March 7th, Mrs. Matie Poling, aged 25 years, of pneumonia.
The telegram announcing Matie Poling's death to her family here came as a thunderbolt from a clear sky and was a shock to the entire community.
Mrs. Poling was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Oleson Sr. and was born in Unity, Jan. 2. 1888 and spent all her girlhood in this village. Here she attended school and formed those warm school day friendships which endure through all time, for as a girl and woman she possessed a most likable disposition, temperament and character which endeared her to her friends. She was married on Dec. 9, 1907, to George Flower, who after a short wedded life of six months passed over the river. A few years after her bereavement she went to Cloquet where she took up the millinery work as a life's vocation. Here she met Mr. Poling and on Nov. 15, 1910, she was married to him at Duluth, Minn., and for sometime continued her home at Cloquet. Last fall she spent several weeks here, going to Black River Falls where her husband was employed. Just about a week previous to her death they went to Hixton where Mr. Poling had contracted to work for the coming year. In going to Hixton, she contracted a severe cold which rapidly developed into pneumonia and on Monday a severe hemorrhage so reduced her strength that she was not able to revive and she passed away.
She leaves to mourn her death her husband, mother, four brothers and two sisters. She was a member of the order of Rebekahs and E.F.U. of this village and was an honored member of both societies.
The remains were brought to this village, Saturday, the funeral being held at the M. E. church on Monday afternoon under the auspices of the Order of Rebekahs who with the members of the E.F.U. attended in a body, Rev. Amy of Stanley officiating. Internment in the Lutheran cemetery. The sympathy of the entire village is with the husband, mother, brothers *** The rest of the article was cut off and not available at the time of transcription.
P. Poliski
Source: Grand Forks Herald (6 Nov. 1895) submitted by FoFG MZ
P. Poliski, a Duluth jew, died at Moorhead of typhoid fever.
Mazarino Polzerari
Source: Duluth News Tribune (8 Feb. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
HIBBING – Mazarino Polzerari, 32, of 3317 McKinley street, is dead here.
S. T. Pope
Source: Duluth Daily News (Duluth, MN) Saturday, March 26, 1892; transcribed by Mary Kay Krogman
Work has reached here that S. T. Pope, formerly superintendent of the Duluth & Iron Range road and later assistant manager of the Minnesota Iron company, died a few days ago in California of consumption, which was contracted during his residence in Tower. The news of Mr. Pope's death will be received with deep regret by his many friends here.
Mike Presmovich
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
HIBBING—Mike Presmovich, single miner, died Monday, from pneumonia.
Mrs. John Prout
Source: Duluth News Tribune (24 Mar. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
ELY – Funeral for Mrs. John Prout, sr., pioneer of Ely, was held from the Methodist church, the Rev. J. Blackherrst officiating. She was 70 years old. Besides her husband, 10 of 16 children born to her survive.
Fritz Reed
Source: Duluth Daily News (Saturday, 23 Nov. 1889) submitted by Carolyn Drews
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Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Thursday, 12 Jan. 1893; transcribed by FoFG mz
Earl Ribeneck, the 2 year old son of H. C. Ribeneck of 1510 Jefferson street, died last night of scarlet fever.
Mrs. H. C. Rice
Source: Duluth News Tribune (8 Feb. 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
HIBBING – Mrs. H. C. Rice, 27, wife of Hibbing dentist is dead. Internment will be in Detroit, Minn.
Richard Rimble
Source: Duluth News Tribune (28 Dec. 1919) transcribed by FoFG MZ
Richard Rimble, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Trimble, this city, died at a local hospital Saturday, following an operation for appendicitis.
Henry Rumpel
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Saturday, 14 Feb. 1914; transcribed by FoFG mz
Funeral services for Henry Rumpel, pipeman of engine No. 2, who died Monday night while fighting a fire at 2116 West Michigan street, were conducted yesterday afternoon at Olson & Crawford's undertaking rooms. Services were in charge of the Duluth fire department. The body was taken to Whitehall, Wis., deceased's former home, for burial.
Karl Edward Ruthenbeck
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Minnesota) September 2, 2000, Submitted By Ida Maack Recu
Karl E. Ruthenbeck, 86, of Virginia died Saturday, Sept. 2, 2000, in the Benedictine Health Center in Duluth. He was born June 30, 1914, in Okabena, Minn., the son of Charles and Elizabeth Ruthenbeck. He was a graduate of Okabena High School. He received a bachelor's degree from St. Olaf College and a master's degree from South Dakota State University. He married Helen Kohl June 12, 1941, in Clinton, Minn. Karl published the Okabena Tribune and was employed by the Polk County Star for two years. In 1938, he bought the Clinton Advocate with his brother Alvin and published the Wheaton gazette. In 1946, he moved to Virginia to teach printing and graphic arts in the Virginia schools until his retirement in 1977. Additionally, Karl worked part-time for the Mesabi Daily News from 1946 until 1977. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Virginia, the Northland Singers, Minnesota Education Association and the Virginia Reelers Square Dancers. He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters Alvina Dalley and Elnora Anderson; and brothers Elmer, Delmar, Erwin and the Rev. Lehnert Ruthenbeck. Karl is survived by his wife, Helen of Virginia; a daughter, Karlene (Jarrett) Hubbard of Monee, Ill.; sons Karl M. (Mary) Ruthenbeck of Proctor and Paul (Jill) Ruthenbeck of Virginia; sisters Thelma (George) Obermoller of Minneapolis and Theoda (Julien) Bjerken of Columbia Heights, Minn.; brothers Alvin (Edith) Ruthenbeck of Mankato, Hilbert (Elda) Ruthenbeck of Faribault, and Lornell (Lois) Ruthenbeck of Gladstone, Ore.; grandchildren Jarrett, Jakara, Rebecca, Anna, Andrew and Laura; and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation: 1:30 until the 2:30 p.m. service Tuesday in Trinity Lutheran Church, Virginia, the Rev. Pastor Walter Brill officiating. Interment in the Greenwood Cemetery,Virginia. Family Services provided by Bauman-Cron, a Bauman Family Funeral Home in Virginia.
Michael A. Ryan
Source: Duluth News-Tribune – 24 Apr. 1918 - MZ - Sub by FoFG
Michael A. Ryan, aged 58 years, died at his home, 1127 London road, April 21. Funeral services will be held today. Internment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Amelia Schmock
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, Minn.) Sunday, 22 Feb. 1920; transcribed by FoFG mz
Mrs. Amelia Schmock, age 43, wife of Albert Schmock, 2409 West Sixth street, died yesterday morning after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband and two small children.
Funeral services will be held 2:30 p.m. today at Bell Brothers' undertaking rooms. The body will be taken tonight to Wabasha for burial.
John H. Shea
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis Co. MN) Saturday, 3 Dec. 1921; transcribed by FoFG mz
Funeral services for John H. Shea, 915 Weeks avenue, who died in Duluth Wednesday, will be held at 8:30 a.m. today from Nicol's undertaking rooms, and at 9 a.m. from the Sacred Heart cathedral. Mnsgh. J. M. Owens will officiate. Internment will be at Calvary cemetery.
Mary Simons
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, Minn.) Wednesday, 10 Aug. 1910; transcribed by FoFG mz
Mary, the 3-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simons, 1627 Banks avenue, died yesterday morning at 5 o'clock. The body was taken to Wabasha last evening for burial.
Sigred Sjobiad
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (10 Feb. 1920) contributed by Friends of Free Genealogy BZ
HIBBING - Mrs. William Sjobiad, formerly Sigred Kovista, died Sunday night after an illness of five years, she was a Hibbing girl who two years ago, offered her services to nurse entire family, ill from influenza, in rural district.
Hilda E. Sjogren
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Friday, 9 July 1915; transcribed by FoFG mz
The funeral of Mrs. Hilda E. Sjogren, age 39, who died Monday, July 5, at the state sanitarium at Fergus Falls, Minn., will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow from the West End undertaking rooms. Rev. C. V. S. Engstrom will officiate. Internment will be in Lutheran cemetery.
Mrs. Sjogren had been at the sanitarium for nearly six years. She formerly lived in Duluth. A sister, Mrs. Julius Wellberg, resides at 219 North Twenty-seventh avenue West. The body arrived here from Fergus Falls last night.
Frank Smith
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Thursday, 12 Jan. 1893; transcribed by FoFG mz
A telegram was received last night by Undertaker Stewart to hold the body of Frank Smith, who was killed a few days ago in the Torrey building. The telegram states that the sender is Smith's grandmother and she will arrive here this morning.
Joseph Speahr
Source: Duluth News Tribune (6 May 1920) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Joseph Speahr, one-year-old son of Nich Speahr, 612 Fifteenth street North, died Tuesday night after a brief illness from whooping cough. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the Catholic church.
Mrs. Starks
Source: Duluth News-Tribune, 11 Nov 1897 - BZ - Sub by FoFG
Rivers Released. His Daughter Found to Have Died from Natural Causes
Mattie Rivers, father of Mrs. Starks the woman found dying at 242 St. Croix avenue on Tuesday morning and who died soon after, was yesterday released from custody as the doctors that examined the body could not find anything that would warrant suspecting the man of crime.
The doctors found that the woman probably died from blood poisoning caused by the decayed state of her kidneys. Beside this, the woman had pneumonia so bad that one of her lungs was entirely clogged up, and the also suffered from water on the brain, any one of which diseases was enough to kill her. She was a wreck caused by lack of care and too much exposure. No traces of poison were found In the stomach. Rivers was very much overcome when he came to realize that his daughter is dead.
Edward & Paul St. Marie
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (MN) Wednesday, 13 Aug. 1919; transcribed by FoFG mz
Edward and Paul, infant sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. St. Marie, 2720 West Third street, died yesterday morning. The bodies will be taken today over the Duluth and Iron Range railroad to Ely, Minn., for burial.
Matt Theis
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Wednesday, 13 Jan. 1909; transcribed by FoFG mz
Matt Theis, an old resident of this city, died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock of blood poisoning at a local hospital. He was taken there about two weeks ago.
He was 63 years of age and leaves one daughter, Mrs. Harry Norman, St. James, Minn., who arrived here last evening to complete the funeral arrangements. Mr. Theis was a machinist and was employed at the Great Northern shops.
While in Superior he was rooming at 1817 Twelfth street. His body will probably be shipped to Shakopee, Minn., for burial Wednesday afternoon.
Edith Thornton
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 30 Nov. 1900; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
The funeral of Edith, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thornton, who died Wednesday morning of a light case of diphtheria, took place from the house at 2 o'clock yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Voss
Source: Duluth News Tribune (23 Dec. 1919) transcribed by FoFG MZ
VIRGINIA – Funeral services held for Mrs. Peter Voss, 53, who died Thursday.
George Weed
Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 11 Sept. 1912; transcribed by Marla Zwakman
CHISHOLM, Sept. 10. – George Weed, an employe of the Shannon livery stable, committed suicide about 3:30 this morning in the alley, immediately behind the Shannon barn by shooting himself in the head with a 38 Iver Johnson revolver. Only one shot was fired and it took instantaneous effect as the position of his body proved. The shot entered the head immediately below the right ear. The body was found by Eli Vudodenovich, another employe of the stable at about 5 o'clock when he came on duty.
Weed had been across the street at the Shannon garage talking to the boys there, and after a slight argument with them left and walked straight across the street and committed the act. They thought nothing of hearing the gun shot, as it is not an uncommon occurrence to hear a gun report here at night.
Coroner A. B. Kirk was called and after viewing the remains ordered them taken to the undertaker. Weed was in the saloon of Peterson & Haagbloom at midnight, where he was quietly talking to a friend and showed no signs of uneasiness. He had a confidential talk with his brother-in-law, Mr. Shannon, several days ago, and stated to him that he was going to the woods and would leave soon for Virginia. He has a sister here, Mrs. C. J. Shannon. His father died about a year ago. The remains are at the Phillips undertaking parlors and are being prepared for shipment to Ashland, Wis., where they will be sent tomorrow. Weed was single and about 30 years old.
Edgar H. Windom
Source: Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN) Tuesday, 5 Oct. 1920; transcribed by FoFG mz
Edgar H. Windom, general claim agent for the United States Steel corporation, with offices in the Wolvin building, and widely known in business circles throughout the city, died at midnight last night while at Morris, Minn. He had gone duck hunting with Ward Ames and C. A. Wilson, both of this city. Death was due to heart disease.
Mr. Windom, whose residence was at 2128 East Superior street, is survived by his wife and, as far as could be ascertained, one brother, former Judge W. L. Windom. The body is being brought to Duluth for internment.
Ralph P. Yates
Source: Duluth News Tribune (16 Nov. 1918) submitted by Friends for Free Genealogy BZ
CHISHOLM, Nov. 15—Ralph P. Yates, the 5-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Yates of 218 Fourth avenue, passed away this morning at his home. The remains will be shipped to Windom Minn., tomorrow for burial.
A. D. Yeomans
Source: Grand Rapids Press (Grand Rapids, MI) Saturday, 4 Dec. 1920; transcribed by FoFG MZ
A. D. Yeomans, formerly of Grand Rapids, died in Hibbing, Minn., Friday, according to word received by his sister, Mrs. William Mitchell of this city. Burial will be in Hibbing.
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Holiday Inn Qingdao City CentreIdeally located only a leisurely 10-minute walk from the beach front and Olympic Sailing Centre, Holiday Inn Qingdao City Centre is just off the corner from the famous Cuisine Street.
Score from 190 reviews Very good
Copthorne Hotel is situated in Qingdao Central Business District, just 500 metres from May Fourth Square. Besides its indoor pool, the hotel also has free Wi-Fi.
Score from 205 reviews Good
A 5-minute walk to the seaside, Crowne Plaza Qingdao Hotel offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and cable TV. It features a heated indoor pool, 5 restaurants and free parking.
Score from 80 reviews Good
Featuring modern rooms with spectacular city or sea views, the Farglory Residence is a 3-minute walk from Wusi Square and the Olympic Sailing Centre.
Score from 133 reviews Good
every this is well organised , hospitality the staff always keeping it
Place is clean and wifi is ok
Wifi is only ok, need to get the guy to pedal a little faster
Great hotel. I love to stay again.
One of my best hotel sleep experience excellent bed and room isolation. Checkin staff from the reception didn't make us feel welcome, however one of the room cleaner named Hu Yan offered a huge help to find my diamond ear stud and left it on the desk, a big thanks to you!
Unusual good service for China, well trained staff with an 'un' Chinese attitude towards hospitality. Excellent for a few days business in Qingdao. Tried many international business hotels there but is one comes out best in everything.
The hotel was nicely located in Qingdao near the sea, although on walking distance no nice beaches. The boulevard on the right was very Chinese and unappealing, to the left it's a nice walk next to the sea. The room was really nice and the bed extremely comfortable.
The hotel management is Chinese and this you can see and feel. The bar is not super neat, as you expect in a 5 star hotel and the breakfast is already cleaned up while people are still there and it's not officially over.
Liked the hotel overall. Friendly staff and spacious rooms with very nice decor and entertainment system.
Too pricy... I booked in twice and on each occasion got charged a security deposit twice as much as my room rate. I have not yet received my security deposit back and it is two weeks later
the hotel is great, staffs are also great
Window view on 21th floor
great hotel definitly will stay there if i am back to quingdao
internet speed wasnt so fast
The breakfast buffet was great Room was extremely comfortable Great location
1.the staff is quite helpful and the service is very good. 2.the Chinese restaurant on the second floor worth visiting. 3. Club lounge faces magnificent view of Qingdao harbor with cozy atmosphere. I did enjoy my stay there.
Very clean area with nice shopping malls and next to by the sea. Very convenient to exercise on the back of the hotel viewing the sea.
swimming pool
All was excellent.
Everything is perfect. Real InterContinental.
Beautiful ocean view. Lots of restaurants near by. A hair salon operates inside of the hotel building is a plush for female business travelers like me.
The shiny black floor in the lobby always makes me dizzy. The room service food was terrible.
Good service
I was given a room for smokers. Hated the smell. I had asked for a room away from elevators; i was given the 1st one next to them. So not happy when I arrived very late. The staff did agree to change my room the next day. Hotel very far from downtown.
The Bed.. Breakfast the best !!
They can not look up your VIP club number on the computer ??? I find that hard to understand with todays technology.
The whole hotel ambiance very beautiful,concierge staff absolutely amazing,very professional and with a high level of customer service knowledge..rooms fabulous!
absolutely fantastic!!
nothing all were superb
the location!
Bad management of the hotel!
역시 명성과 동일하게 멋진 호텔 경험이었습니다. 훌륭한 조식과 룸컨디션이 만족스러웠습니다. 또한 직원들 역시 친절했구요. 모든면에서 만족스러운 숙소였습니다.
표시된 정보와 다르게 보증금이 필요했었습니다.
Comfortable and elegant premises; Wide food selection at buffet breakfast; Clean and spacious pool; Efficient Instant Service for housekeeping
Reception staff not particularly helpful and did not explain Internet services.
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moreThe large Nc limit plays a fundamental role in the study of non-abelian gauge theories such as quantum chromodynamics (QCD). Since its discovery in 1974 by 't Hooft, the 1/Nc expansion has provided crucial insights into the non-perturbative aspects of gauge theories. The expansion implemented at the effective theory level is one of the fundamental tools currently in use in hadronic physics; there are important effects and relations that follow from the 1/Nc expansion, which held remarkably well in the real world with Nc = 3. The 1/Nc expansion also plays a central role in the recently discovered connections between non-Abelian gauge and string theories, promising new ways to analyze the non-perturbative domain of gauge theories.
This volume contains contributions from leading theorists and covers the recent developments in the 1/Nc expansion in QCD. The topics addressed include confinement, AdS/CFT correspondence and the string-QCD connection, topology in large Nc, lattice QCD, and a variety of applications to mesons and baryons.
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