Return of Property and North Dakota Politics
The North Dakota narrative covers Gov. Fancher seeking return of quartermaster stores from the U.S. government to fund uniforms for soldiers, with tents valued around $1,000 held by the attorney general. It also notes Carpenter’s bid for sergeant-at-arms amid a GOP power struggle, alongside mentions of Allen and Hamilton as contenders and the calendar of party organization before holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fancher
Quartermaster
Congress
Senate
North Dakota
United States
Carpenter
Minneapolis
Journal
Richmond
Bottineat County
Pennsylvania
Veterans’ Union League of
Washington
General Allen
Allen
Major Hamilton
Ether
Hansbrough
Hasilton
Tramilton
Wisdom and Health Promised by Bitters Advertisement
A 19th century promotional note extolls Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the quickest path to strong stomachs and general health. It claims relief for indigestion dyspepsia and weak kidneys, stating it cures all stomach ailments and maintains wellness, then mentions a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
A Bachelor Romance at the Atheneum and a Local Tragedy
The Neill company staged A Bachelor Romance to a crowded Atheneum crowd with strong performances by James Neill Sylvia played by Miss Morton and strong turns by Benjamin Howard Emmet Shackelford and Lil Nan Andrews The narrative centers on David Holmes and his ward Sylvia with vivid acting all around The article notes a death from peculiar excitement in Spiritwood where William Squires a Baptist donor died after school organ tensions The piece laments the organ dispute and highlights community rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squires
Farley
Csetit
Hixson
THE
Neill, Company
Neill
Atheneum
James Neill
David Holmes
Rorluse
Sylvia
Dutt
Mr. Neill
Miss Morton
Tulla Dean
Gerald Holmes
Benjamin Howard
Emmet Shackelford
Martin Beggs
Holmes
John Burton
Mulberry
Lil- Nan Andrews
Clementina
Leke
Edythe Chapman
Helen LeGrand
Lnst
Harriet Leicester
Mise Lamkin
William Squires
Stutaman County
Spiritwood
William Farley
T. J. McCabe
Jamestown
Great Malls
McCabe
Montana Central
Butte
Meal
Sherif Dewey
Harry Hunter
Sal
Hunter
Ann Elevator Company
Kensal
Jalil
Humier
Brady
Tragedy on Moorhead Fargo Bridge Ends in Shootout
Reports detail a deadly on bridge confrontation between Moorlend Chief Murphy and William G. Gray. Murphy shot, Gray wounded. both taken to Moorlend hospital with grave injuries. Arrests and ensuing pursuit, a burglary link, and chaotic Alameda onlookers mark the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Moorlend
William G. Gray
Jed
Gray
Fargo
Dallauixt
Dahlquist
Tater
Dahlgren
Schmidt
Mr.Murphy
Death of Lawton in Philippine campaign reported
General Otis notifies the War Department of General Lawton's death near San Mateo in the Mariqui valley after a dawn battle. Lawton, wearing a white helmet, went to the front to direct troops and was shot and killed as sharp shooters engaged his party. His loss shocks the American forces as they carried the body back to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
General Otis
War Department
Lawton
Manila
Hiying
Germaino
Manta
Goa
Gary Iquinn
Bexsun
Linwton
Orelock
Tat Lome
Columan
San Mateo
Mt Uneatte
Cen
I Atiall
Tri Staf
Teu
Lawron
Teresa Tie Tel Fur
Ted Bares
Owinz
Free Book on Copper Mining Offer from Copper Company
Free illustrated book on copper mining offered by the Heston and Texas Copper Company at 411 Tremont Building Boston Massachusetts. Request form urges readers to send for the free pamphlet and learn about mining in a concise guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Heston and Texas Copper Company
Tremont Building
Bostom
Missy
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Bismarck
Wat
Wark
Mayville
Hostetter
VOTH
Twil
Tough
Sev ‘Eral
W. 'T. Bee
Wim
Jay
Chief Bowers
Larabee
Moorhead
Font & Porterfield
R. EL. Murphy
Truill County
Chicago
Grand Padre Hotel
Tutyard Kiplin
Britiaula
Wu Keoger
TF O
Khus
Vale Anil Glade
McKinley
Kent Yi
Baers
Otler
Corvert
Tuller
Dhamas
Fraine
State Guard
Tnd
Spaliing
Dae Kore
Plivex
Janin
Wit
Arrhesie
Wwe
Repability Party
Perthstew
Pulley
Walpet
Caning
Mens
Childrens Sanitary
W.T. Best
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