Nome Daily News Reports Turbulent Judiciary Crisis
The Nome Daily News outlines dark days for the judiciary with mentions of Commissioners Shepard and Schnehien and a looming shift in leadership. It notes potential reshuffling, accusations of libel, and plans for future court arrangements as officials face scrutiny and relocation discussions.
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NOME
Nome Daily News
Shepard
Schnehien
Sun
Crowl
Swinehart
Jintlee
Wy N. Steveng
Bismarek
Navini
Henese Elyit
Oregon
Nonn
Jay Didelity
Curtiss Business College Seeks Skilled Typists and Carriers
Curtiss Business College announces openings for short typewriting work and a lead prospectus role in Boston. The ad invites candidates Rye Mire and Arness to secure positions and mentions coal orders and mail response from Crofty, North Dakota, with savings on order timing for farmers.
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Curtiss Business College
Rookkceniur
Mire & Arness
Boston
Incapolia
Minces
C. B. Ylengst
Crofty
N. D
K P Officers Elected At Grand Lodge Meeting
The K P officers were elected and installed at Grand Orks, with Gund Chancellore-w. C. Sprake as Chisel tut, H. Allert as Grand Vice Chancellor, Thomas Thoralson as Grand Prelate, W. A. Falconer as Grand Master of Exchequer, and others named. The grand lodge meeting is set for Fargo on the first Tuesday in August. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for health claims and Aune’s corner sale mentioned.
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K.P
Grand Lodge
Grand Orks
Gund
W. C. Sprake
Chisel Tut
H. [. Allert
Langivon
Thomas Thoralson
Grattan
Valley City
E. C. Richmond
Minnewaukan
W. A. Falconer
Kismarck
Firund
P. L. Gorman
Hillsboro
Grand Oulaide Guard
J. W. Jamieson
Devils Lake
A. UL. Devitt
Wahpeton
Fargo
Glynn
J D Allen investigated by city youths over night work
In Valley City a local resigie agent J D Allen faced questioning by four young society men who sought to learn why night work required late hours. A playful prank involving a bear vodtle occurred during their inquiry at the office, with hours and routines drawing comment.
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T. Wabpeton Globe
J. D. Allen
Valley City
Immerac
Peeping Tom and Catarrh Cure Ad Blotter Note
Fragmentary news item mentions a figure named Allen at a window and a later doctor visit with implied violence. A separate ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and cold relief with a 10 cent trial size. claims quick, painless relief and no irritation.
Erskine Named Acting State Health Official In North Dakota
Governor Fancher appoints Dr. UP Ryskine of Hamilton Pembina County as vice president of the state board of health to succeed the late Dr. Krave. He directs Dr. Erskine to consult with the doctor and address the diphtheria epidemic in Valley City and the smallpox threat in the Turtle Mountains, taking necessary health-preserving actions.
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F.sher
G.¥. Erskine
State Board
Wma LH
Fancher
Up Ryskine
Hamilton
Pembina County
Ward of Health
Mic) Krave
Que
Br. Erskine
Valley City
Yurtle Mountains
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Testimonials
An 19th century roguish advert claims a $100 reward for case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It cites P J Cheney Co Toledo and West Trans Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesalers, touts Moll's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Kidney Pills, with testimonials, price 75 cents, and broad druggist distribution.
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Hall
P. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. Z. Cheney
West & Trans
Wholesome Druggista
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Moll
New hotel named The Northwest rises on old Sheridan site
Construction of the new hotel The Northwest progresses slowly on the Sheridan site. Foundation work is partial with basement framing completed and the main wing resting on its foundation. Brick work will start soon, with veneer finishing estimated at about five weeks.
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Northwest
Sheridan
The
Patterson
New Life Pills Cure Monster Devil Fish Constipation
An old ad claims Dr King s New Life Pills cure a deadly digestive malady harming organs nerves and brain. They promise safe relief for stomach liver kidneys and vowels while Chamberlain s tablets are mild gentle and easy to take for sale by Beardsley and Remington.
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Dr. King
P. C. Remington
Chamberlain
Salely B
S. Beardsley
Winter Wheat Seeds Sought For Red River Valley
Government authorities are endeavoring to procure a winter wheat that will grow in the Red River valley. They note spring wheat is top quality but lower yielding, and seek a fall grade resilient to severe weather for farmers. Two Irish bred horses win most steeplechase races in England.
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HE Valley
Red River Valley
England
Stanley Quinn Triumphs as New York High School Graduate
Stanley Quinn, once dubbed the Tribune baby, graduates from a New York City high school with honors. He won a prize for an essay on U S government and earned a special prize for knowledge of American history. He will attend City College of New York to prep for Columbia.
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South Dakota
Public School OF
New York
Thackeray
Schack
Stanley
United States
City College of New York
Columbia
Quinn
Water Supply Department of
Bismarck Tribune
The
Tribune
Bismarck
Teething Baby Healed With Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy
C P M Holliday of Deming Ind recalls a teething period in June when his infant suffered severe diarrhea. After administering four drops of Chamberlain’s Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy in water, the child improved immediately. Sold by E S Bearnsley.
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C. P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
E. S. Bearnsley
Oompa ll Remembered Jamestown Alert Real estate transfer
A transfer was made yesterday to the Northern Pacific Railway for a new town site on the Casselton Ditexel branch about 20 miles from Casselton. Additional town sites will be platted before branch completion and one may be named Krueger in honor of the Transvaal president.
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Oompall
Jamestown
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Casseltone Ditexel
Casselton
Krueger
Transvaal
A Night of Terror Ends in Cure by New Discovery
In Machias Maine, Mrs S H Lincoln recalls a terror night as doctors feared for the widow of the late General Burnham. She credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her life after pneumonia and consumption fears, saying three doses brought sleep and full recovery. Trial bottles available at Remington s drug store PC.
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General Burnham
Machias
S. H. Lincoln
Remington's
Death claim disputed by Argusville man
George Hibbard of Argusville says a report that he jumped into a well and killed himself is unfounded. A Wil liams Oregon man, J. H. Doak, recalls his baby’s diarrhoea and credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief and cure. The rest is unrelated, including remarks about poets and a local seller.
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George Hibbard
Argusville
J. H. Doak
Williams
Oregon
Chamberlain
Eb, S. Beardley
Croup Fear Among Young Mothers Cured by Remedy
An advertisement warns of croup terror among young mothers and promotes Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure as effective, claiming rapid relief even in severe cases. Available from E S Beardsley, druggist, on Fourth Street, priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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Shiloh
Fince
Beardsley
Ponrth
Heathen Chinese outbreak shocks Larimore crowd
Local scene in Larimore after a Chinese laundryman Peng Ling fired at Dean Carter with evident intent to kick. The first shot missed and Carter fled through the floor. Peng Ling is jailed awaiting preliminary trial today. The cause of the trouble remains unclear.
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Larimore
Peng Ling
Dean Carter
Carter
Unknown siege aftermath and political funding note
A fragment notes a suspect who may have obtained fire water to become reckless, possibly seeking revenge for allied troops entering the native city. The item also mentions massive political spending this year and a medical ad for Kodal Dyspepsia Cure claiming digestive benefits. It estimates an army of 30410 men and 10 WW horses will need 11,144 tons of food and forage for three months.
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Hilm
Oaeees Ak
What is Shiloh Grand Old Remedy for Coughs and Consumption
An old remedy advertised for coughs colds and consumption claims world usage for fifty years and many cures. It offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. Priced at 25 or 50 cents, offered by E S Beardsley, Druggist, at 4th Street.
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E.S. Beardsley
Hoboken Disaster Survivor Seeks Help To Reach Walla Walla
A 11 or 12 year old boy named Dunlap McAdams claims to be a Hoboken disaster survivor and asks officials for aid to reach his mother in Walla Walla Washington. He carried letters proving his father perished on the Bremen steamer Marne and that he escaped by jumping overboard, then was saved by a tug. He says steamship companies assisted him briefly before sending him on toward Dickinson. Authorities across cities have aided him with tickets as he travels to Dickinson.
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Hoboken
Dunlap McAdams
Dickingon
Bremen
Walla Walla
Wash
Farge
Dickinson
Steamship Company
Karl's Clover Root Tea promotes cure for headaches
An old ad touts Sick Headaches as the curse of overworked womankind cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea. Claims quick relief and tissue purifier effects, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory. Priced at 25 and 50 cents, distributed by Beardsley Druggist on Fourth Street.
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Karl
Beardsley Druggist
Fourth St
Dead Farmer Found in Well in Cass County
Geo Hibbard a farmer near Arquaville was discovered dead in a well on his farm at 4 AM by neighbor A H Scott. The 18 inch diameter well hid the body head downward leaving accident or self harm as possible causes. Friends fear he may have taken his own life. Advertising note for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve included.
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Cass County
Geo. Hibbard
Arquaville
A. H. Scott
Pest as song on face and scalp in strange verse
The writer complains of a persistent pest tormenting them at meals and on the head, threatening with biting zest and inward rage, then shifts to a lunar planting belief that crops grow by the moon phases. The latter half asserts peas corn and other ground crops are planted during the moon’s decrease, with potatoes in the moon’s waste phase.
Death by Own Action of Former Bismarck Resident
A Manila letter to Hugh Scott from Mike Glassley reports Tom Wilson, once a Bismarck resident, died by self-inflicted gunshot in the Philippines. Wilson served in a Montana regiment and worked for Barney Flynn and Tom Fortune, remembered as a genial, pleasant young man. Friends regret the unfortunate end.
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Bismarck
Phillippine Islands
Hugh Scott
Mike Glassley
Manila
Tom Wilson
Wilson
Montana
Philippines
Barney Flynn
Tom Fortune
Baby Teething Aid Promoted as Soothing Syrup
The old and well tried remedy Mr Winslows Soothing Syrup is advertised to ease teething pain for babies. It claims to soothe the child soften gums relieve wind colic and diarrhoea at 25 cents per bottle.
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Mr. Winslow
Indian reservations hay shortage hits Elbowoods area
Major Thomas Richards, Indian agent at Elvawoods, is in town for treatment after a broken thigh. He reports a near total crop failure among local Indians this year, with little wheat or other crops and a shortage of hay and beef supplies for the ensuing year. Proposals seek forage and cattle for issuance as winter nears.
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Major Richards
Shane
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promoted By EB Beardsley
A terse promotional line credits EB S Beardsley with DeWitts Little Early Risers as a remarkably pleasant remedy. The brief note emphasizes the pills’ appealing affect and endorses them for reader consideration.
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DeWitt
Fourth Street
Forty Acres Offered For Experimental Farm
Richard Sykes of Manchester offers forty acres in Wells county to the Agricultural College for an experimental farm. Prof Waldr on will visit Sykeston to select the site. Other states run multiple farms and this college plans a similar expansion. Maintenance costs run about 140 dollars annually per farm.
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Richard Sykes
Agricultural College
Manchester
State Agricultural College
Wells County
Prof
Waldron
Sykeston
Roosevelt to Tour Northwest Arrive Bismarck Sept 1
Governor Roosevelt plans a Northwest tour with an itinerary through Bismarck from September 1 to 12. He is expected to arrive on the limited Sept W train and deliver a speech if the city and many residents attend.
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Ie Northwest
Bismarck
Good Crops in Eckland and Glenview Reported by Bdick
Superintendent Bdick returns from the north to report excellent crops in Eckland and Glenview. The Glenview schoolhouse was damaged by Merit films with the front torn out. Some wheat fields may yield 20 bushels per acre. The county has had good rains but recent showers damaged grain. Shocks and stacks were opened to dry grain and prevent rust or sprouting.
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Bdick
Eckland
Glenview
Merit Films
Frugal Farmers Favor Red Clover Scent to Repel Flies
Rural readers are advised that hanging red clover clusters to dry releases a faint fragrant perfume that repels flies more effectively than molasses flypapers or other sticky traps.
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Mel
Hanging date set for Ira Jenkins at county jail
Less than a month remains before Ira Jenkins is scheduled to be hanged for the murder of Gust Stark at the county jail on September 14. The commutation petition to the governor is not yet filed. If not granted, Jenkins will be executed with the same trap used for J. W. Cole. Sheriff Bogue kept the trap, scaffold construction will occur a few days prior, and new rope will be procured. Jenkins remains composed as the time nears.
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Young Jenkins
Ira Jenkins
Gust Stark
J. W. Cole
Bogue
Jenkins
Notice of Final Homestead Proof at Bismarck
Notice is given that Matt Clooten seeks final proof to support his claim for homestead property in township 10 range, with residence and cultivation of the land. The hearing will be before the Register and Receiver at Bismarck, N D, on a date to be announced. Witnesses include Thomas Finnagan James Montgomery Duncan McGillis and John Naughton of Bismarck, N D. A C McGillivray, Register.
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Firut
Bismarck
N. D
Notica
Moy Seilier
Finn
Get. C
Imo
Matt Clooten
Township
Thomas Finnagan
James Montgomery
Duncan McGillis
John Naughtonyail
Nature’s Toothpicks From Spain and Mexico
A natural toothpick product observed in Spain and Mexico is described as formed in a tiny plant at Kew Gardens with an estimate of 17,000 segments. A larger specimen there could not have had fewer than 31,000 units.
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Spain
Mexico
Kew Gardens
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