Prohibition and World Fair Visit Talk in North Dakota Papers
The issue aggregates items from Bismarck and Fargo as local papers note the World’s Fair aims and prohibition movements. It reports the St Paul Dispatch rising in Northwestern journalism, Christmas edition praise for Caswellton’s North Dakota Republican, and tributes to Hon. W S Stone of Fargo, with Pettigrew’s support for veterans.
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St. Paul
Unil
Northwestern Journalism
North Dakota
Republican—Small
Cesselton
Cascelton
Fargo
Los Angeles
Cal
W.S. Stone
Stone
Stone & Newnan
Legal
Manitoba claims under Phelps decision misread in Red River valley
Readers are warned against articles claiming Manitoba land rights under the 1867 act and the Phelps decision. The piece argues the Manitoba claim lacks solid foundation, notes congressional relief can only come via a test case, and urges settlers to resist alleged land grabs while highlighting broader political distractions and local charity efforts.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Supreme Court
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Yx. Phelps
Manitoba
St. Vincent
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba Company
Tnal
Congress
Washington
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Phelps
Wiktet
St. Paw, Minneapoli Manitoba Railway Company
United States
Act of Congress
Alabama
Missouri River
Phelpsens
Boundariaa
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Manitoba Communny Bs
Amy
Crow Winu
St Vincent
St. Cloud
Rior
Crow Wit
Brainerd
Northen Pacific Railroad
Oller Tailor Rush Lake
Eupremis
Manitors Company
Hid
Connecticut Court Confirms Game Laws Constitutional
The Connecticut decision upholds state game laws as constitutional and restricts taking woodcock grouse or quail beyond state limits. It treats birds killed within the state as private property and not articles of commerce, affecting other states with similar statutes.
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North Dakota
Connecticut
Healy Case Verdict and Jury Debate on Election Influence
The jury found Healy guilty in a high profile case alleging unlawful influence of voters. Witnesses Mason and Swenson testified about an agreement to sway votes, while Healy denied any such meetings or job. The Tribune argues the trial exposed conflicting testimony and claims of a setup, noting undisclosed evidence may surface.
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Apron
Healy
Burleigh
Sonny Fimaone
Ant Boeche
Nigrolo
Mason
Swenson Higuer
Swenson
Brio
Tral
Ing
Mwensoo
Trinonn
Tare Una
August Flower Healed Longstanding Indigestion in Two Weeks
I suffered five months with dyspepsia and wind colic with dull heaviness in the stomach. After using August Flower for two weeks I was completely relieved and able to eat previously avoided foods. I worked seven years for Thomas McHenry, a local druggist, who can attest to my condition. James St Allegheny City Pa.
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Thomas McHenry
Col. Irwin and
Western Ave
Allegheny City
Mr. McHenry
James St
al City
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