Bismarck Officials and District Court Terms Listing
A dense register listing Bismarck city officials county officers and state offices with courthouse locations, plus the terms of district court by subdivision across North Dakota. It names key figures such as the state officials, the mayor, treasurer, superintendent, and various department heads, and notes court sessions by subdivision including dates and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OriicoRs
Burleigh
Jud Gierk
Court i
Register of Deeds
A. Johnson
John Harold
Harvey ‘Harris
Souncon
Bond of Health
W. A. Bentea
Allen
F. Fort
W. N
Capitol County
OY. Connell
Chambers of
Winchester
First National Bank Bullalne
Ofce
Webb Block
Ofice
Siice of
United States Weather Bureau
Ang Alate Weather and Crop Service
He Bronson
West Main Street
Postoffice
Apatha G. Patterson
Webb Brock
Alexlux
FR. Smyth
United States
Pennlon
G. A. Stark
Studuent Balard
Dr. Ballard
First National Western Union Teleboree
Mata
Featern Union Legraph
Eni
Northern Pacific Burgeona
P. R. Smyth
Bismarck
G. B. Puratas
Mandan
Ailiitary Post
Dtr
iReahortaon
U.S.A
U.S.A Fowldont
Military Posts & Humphreys
Bismarck Bank Block
Bismark
Medor Billin
wWilameport
Tons County
Steele
Kidder County
Stanton
Mercer County
Washburn
McLean County
Mundus
Morton County
Sanger
Oliver County
Dickinson
Stark County
First National Bani RM Budo
Stenogeapher
Ambassador Choate Interview With Salisbury On Food Stuffs
London Jan 11 The American Nour seized near Delagoa Bay has been released after United States Ambassador Choate met with the Marquis of Salisbury. A British note replying to Washington’s representations was sent to the U S embassy. The gist: food stuffs are not contraband of war unless intended for the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nour
Delagoa Bay
United States
Chante
Marquis of Salisbury
Washington
Storm Overshadows British War Storm at Home
London dispatch notes British political turmoil as Balfour sparking criticism and cabinet fault lines dominate debate. Lords Lansdowne and Salisbury face possible sacrifice amid waning war progress. Treasury borrowing nears cap while war reports from South Africa grow sparse and supply lines tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Loxpoy
Manchester
Balfour
House of Commons
The
Times and
Globe
Mr. Balfour
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Salisbury
Associated Press
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Wolseley
Lord Wolseley Pot
Lord Roberts
Pat
War correspondence blocked by censorship stir in Natal
Since Sunday Natal has seen no dispatches reach readers as correspondents face censorship. Public impatience grows over alleged concealment and suppression of letters and reports, with critics faulting delays in transport and the handling of war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Young Hay declared persona non grata at Pretoria
Washington dispatch reports Adelbert Hay son of the secretary of state will be told by President Kruger he is persona non grata upon arrival to head the U S consulate in Pretoria. Objections cited include pro English sympathies, London contacts, and aiding British prisoners. State Department offers no denial amid hostile commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sad Keugar
Stm
Washington
the Chronicle
Adelbert Hay
Pretoria
United States
South African Republic
Kroger
Great Britain
London
Young Huy
South Africa
Huy
Kruger
Hay
of Tate
State Department
Old flour mill Wisova burnses near Fountain City
In early 1860s construction the An Old Flour Mill named Wisova near Fountain City was destroyed by fire, a total loss. Reports note price hikes on white pine liner and lumber across the Northwest while a U.S. court case upheld a margarine law against a commission man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisova
Mini
Dai
Fountain City
la Cuosse
Wis
Jau
White Pine
Northwest
la Croser
Sago Expounds Depository Banks Policy for Treasury
Secretary Sago outlined in Congress the policy on using national banks for public moneys to prevent business disruption. He cites surplus revenues, centralized deposits, and bids by National City and Hanover banks, noting no favoritism while explaining the selection and settlement of the House sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmxarox
Sago
Congress
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Sulzer
New York
Treasury
Department
Je Haa
Sovand
New York Clearing Houes
National City Bank
Hanover National Bank
The
Hanover National
Custom House
National City Bank Ua
Supreme Court
United States
Treasury Department
Fragmented financial notes on treasury relations
A partial OCR fragment discusses money handling and treasury relations. It mentions unequal consideration in their respective connections to the treasury and implies financial or accounting context without clear details. The readable portion centers on money and treasury linkage.
Tribute to Hobart Marks Senate Tribute Session
The senate devoted its session to honoring Vice President Hobart with keynote remarks by Sewall of New Jersey Daniel of West Virginia Lodge of Massachusetts and Depew of New York. Fannie Devotes the passion to Tribute Ele Mowery Wasuinotox Jan 11. The report from Secretary Gage was withheld and a few resolutions were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Wasuinotox
Gage
Senate
Hobart
Senatore Sewall
New Jérsey
Daniel
West Virginia
Lodge
Massachusetts
Depew
New York
Minority Democrats Plan Unified Action For Future Policy
A January 11 caucus of House Democrats discussed uniting diverse factions including Democrats Populists Silver Republicans and Silver Independents to shape policy. A proposed steering committee from Louisiana’s Representative Robertson drew support but was postponed for now with action to come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
House of Representatives
Newlands
Nevada
Silverite
Richardson
Republic
Nawlania
Robertson
Loniaiana
Inter
Secretary of War Declines Vice Presidency Bid
Henry C. Pagus reports Elihu Root, U S secretary of war, has written stating he will not run for vice president. Root says candidacy would remove him from his current duties and requires a replacement, a move he believes unnecessary. He adds the President likely agrees with this conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivwavere
Henry C. Pagus
Republican Committee
Van
Wisconsin
Elihu Root
Root
Bureau
Bryan speaks to Democratic groups in Minneapolis
A busy day in Minneapolis for W J Bryan includes breakfast with the Democratic state central committee, visits to the Commercial club and Reform Press association, addresses the Anti-Imperialists and Woman's Bimetallic League, a mass meeting at the Exposition building, and the Jackson Day banquet at the West hotel with Mayor James Gray as toastmaster. Speakers listed include Governor John Lind and T B Ryan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Meoy
Abe Jackson Dey Mangnat
Misneapolis
W. J. Bryan
Minneapolis
Weat Hotel
Democratic State Central Committee
Commercial Club
Reform Press Association
Anti-Imperialists
Woman's Bimetallic League
Mr. Bryan
Masa
Exposition
West Hotel
James Gray Soted
William Baldwin
John Lind
T. D. O'Brien
Humphrey Barton
T. B. Ryan
Charles A. Towne
Meaning of United States in duties clause debated
Washington Jan 11 The Ways and Means Committee adopted a resolution to appoint five members to report authorities on the meaning of the term United States in the clause declaring uniform duties throughout the United States Whether it refers to existing states only or includes territories under U S rule The move followed discussion on extending U S customs laws to new territories notably Hawaii with Payne selecting Dalzell Grosvenor Hopkins Richardson and Newlands as the panelists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutxetpy
Newlands
Nevada
United States
Alxo
Payne
Messrs
Dalzell
Grosvenor
Hopkins
Menia
Hawaii
Courtroom Shooting Affray Leaves Three Dead in Vicksaura
At Oak Ridge near Vicksaura Miss Jon 11 a pistol duel killed three county residents A D Rolland R S Stephenson and Dr Otho Austin. Dr James Austin and a son of Rolland were wounded as arrests of James Austin and Stephenson's son-in-law followed warrants over whipping Rolland's tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksaura
Jon
Oak Ridge
A.D. Rolland
R. 5
Mr. Stephenson
Rolland
Holland
Stephenson
Otho Austin
James Austin
Influenza Epidemic Spreads Across England and Isle of Wight
Reports from Cresting Great Wave in Atl tarts of England describe an influenza epidemic sweeping the country. The royal Osborne House on the Isle of Wight reports illness among members and sanitarium removals. Meanwhile New York rumors suggest a new corporation to absorb U.S. loading shipyards led by Colonel J J McCook and Collis P Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lospex
Royal Household
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
New York
the Herald
J. J. McCook
Enterprise
Collis P. Huntington
Wood Holds First Cabinet Executive Session in Cuba
Havana January 11 General Wood led the first cabinet executive meeting behind closed doors. Secretaries reported harmony between cabinet and governor general. Wood set office hours, gave ministers full departmental control subject to his confirmation, and warned personal accountability for all. He urged wholehearted cooperation to handle heavy work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Weed
Havana
Wood
Secrataries
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Antern
Venturafvia
Ours
Ostofica
Sox Delvery
Tu. m
St. Paul
Fargo
Calif City
Tupper
Bainsnne
Bianlo” Wiig
Mekolelo
Blemarck
Louvon Minndays
Hon
Butleiel
Sterling
Dawson
Alloy Ma
Fort Yates
Glencop
Livons
Campbell
Ta Grace
Fort Ri Wiport
Gayton
Sinpion
Bearmoneure
None
Standing Rock
Fort Berthold
Coal Harbor
Painted
Woods
Balconer
Hilton Woods
Bermond
Conger
Crofts
Cromwell
Missouri River Packets
Timnton ‘Transportation Company
J. P. ‘Baker
van Wye
Jan
van Wyck
Ambassador Choate
French
Tusaday
Ricardo
Life Guards
Gatacre
Torse
Moire Stormberg
Sterkatroom
Esilora Sud Firemen’s Union of
Glasgow
Rome
Laa
Young’ Hay
Adeldert B. Hay
Cheerios
Br. Louis
Adams
C. Scheittin
Commission
Missouri
Gage Explains
Secretary of the Treasury
Gress
Banks
Minority Caucus
Bryan
New Britain
South Wales
Admiralty Islands
Ashors
Fener
Newark City
Verona
N. J
Herzor
Dugeux
Herzog
Lourenso Margues
Mittee
United
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