Burleigh County Local Directory of Officials
Local directory lists Burleigh County officers and offices with names of sheriff treasurer clerk of court state attorney recorder surveyor coroner and county commissioners. It also covers Bismarck city officials including mayor aldermen police fire and public works, plus state and U.S. offices, schools, courts, and district court terms.
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Burleigh County
Bheriff
Rogue Treasurrer
Reyee
Ole Sa
Bismarck
Edw
G. Patterson
Henry W. Richholt
SM. Pye Justice Fort
Fiatard
John T White
M. J. ‘Halloran
H. P. Bogue
Pierre
Walter Skelton
J. A. Barnes
D. Rohrer
H. Sanderson
bin Neubert W
Bleht Watchin
Jaeke
Saori
City Hall
H. Winchester
Nawiat Bank
Webb
Sheridan House
Nat
Banke Ofice
Smee
Halle
Hlorice
Bank Bii U. 8
Bank Bli U
J. H. Gage
First National Banke
Uty U.S
United States Board of Pension
G. A. Stark
Ballard
National Western Union
F. . Smyth
Biemarck
B. Furniss
Man
Medora
Billings County
Shaepere Emmons County
Anch Dime
Stele
Kidderounty
Stanton
Mercer County
Washburn
Morenn County
Mandan
Morton County
Sanger
Oliver County
Dickinson
Stark County
W. H. Winchester
Chambers Ru
First National Bank Bloor
B.M. Tuttle
Platt Plans To Amend Hawaii and Porto Rico Acts
Senator Platt of Connecticut moves to strip out the delegate election for Hawaii and Porto Rico and to impose 80 percent customs on Porto Rican articles. He also proposes continued U S customs relations with Hawaii and abolishing the Hawaii commission, signaling potential shifts in territorial governance and tariffs.
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Platt
Connecticut
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Wasuixatox
Benator Plate
Congress
Hawaiian Commission
United States
Mr. Platt
Porto Rico census tallies reveal San Juan numbers
Porto Rico official census completes. Sin Tuna lists 42,600 inhabitants, Ponce about 66,000, island total 337,000. Municipal elections began with orderly registration showing a probable Republican majority as voters near 3,000. Republican commissioners sail for Washington aboard the Madiana. One is a former San Juan mayor.
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MN de Tohabitante
San Juan
Porto Rico
Sin Tuna
Ponce
Nanber
Poer
Washington
Western Panay Open for Trade and Pacific Island Notes
News briefs report Western Panay coast opened for unrestricted trade by week end and Laguna de Bay routes near opening. Also noted were minor engagements with Filipino forces with American gains, captures of arms and ammunition, plus a San Pica misprint. A separate item states Alcatraz prison expansion to house 150 new Manila-bound prisoners, with current capacity strained. The Lafayette Avenue name change dispute ends as Elm Street and Lafayette Place will be renamed Lafayette Avenue, replacing Dewey over protests.
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Genmal Orie
War Department
Panay
Laguna de Bay
Prinon
San Pica Ncixco
Alcatraz Island
Alcatraz
California
Oregon
Neveda
Manila
Lafayette Avenue
New York
Elm Street
Lafayette Place
Dewey Avenue
Roberta case debate resumes in Noverts House
The February 25 session at Noverts continues the Roberta case debate with 11 o'clock reconvening. The gallery crowd, mainly women, fills the chamber as minor business precedes amendments to the Coal Miners Act. Victoria and Colamibia reports touch on prohibiting employment for those who cannot read or write English. A writ of habeas corpus is sought in the Oberlin Carter conspiracy case in federal court.
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Wasauxeron
Roberta
Victoria
B. O. Ish Colamibia
Rdea
Carter
Anany
Lan
Wallace
United States
Flower Court
Oberlin
M. Carter
Anthoneity Operatory Decline to Recognise the United Mine Workers
Officials from three Diganithaneus coal companies announce they will not recognize the National Mineral Union. They indicate other coal firms and operators will likely follow, including Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson, and Hillside Coal and Iron. Mines employ about 20,000 workers. Hillside and related operators will instead deal with employee committees without outside influence.
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National Mineral Union
Pmlapelpua
Ten
Scranton
Diganithaneus Coal Companies
United Mine Workers of America
Comecs
Delaware
Lackawannn and Estern
Delaware and Hudson Fire
Guest of the President at Democratic Club Dinner
William Jennings Bryan dined at the Democratic club in New York City on January 25 with John W. Kellar and 12 others. The event drew crowded tables and a large reception in the club parlor with about 2,000 attendees, including Mayor Van Wyck. Bryan appeared at 7:30 PM and stayed about an hour before attending a reception.
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New York City
New York
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kellar
Bryan
van Wyole
Reapers at Work in Graceville Flax Fields
In Graceville Minnesota on January 26 farmers faced spring seeding, but September rains left waterlogged low spots. Ice formed on flax, enabling reapers to cut standing grain, often yielding over 20 bushels per acre and grading No 1, turning a profit for many growers.
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Gracevill
Minn
Demonstration at Masita reception targets friars
Archbishop Chap pellu hosted a reception for Catholic clergy and laymen aimed at conciliating factions in the Philippines. Prominent Filipinos hooted the friars and archbishop while General Otis and his staff were cheered. Chappelle urged toleration and a satisfactory settlement of the disputed questions.
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Minoy Maken
Mgr. Chappelle
Masita
Chappellu
Philippines
Without a Shot Filipinos Hold Santo Cruz Stronghold
Thirteen Americans occupy Sant Cruz on Laguneda Bay Laguna province. The town appears deserted though residents were crowded there earlier. A municipal decree to clear natives by night has been relaxed to ten oclock.
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Sant Cruz
Lagunneda Bay
Laguna
ABC Pp. m
Establishment of Commerce and Industry Department Urged
The National Board of Trade at the White House urged Congress to reestablish an executive department to be known as the department of commerce and industry. B. Murray reported on crop information needs for Europe, while Alden Smith argued industry, manufacturing, and mercantile interests demand this new department to advance nationwide interests.
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Wasnixatoy
Tan
National Board of Trade
White House
B. Murray
Cincinnati Mail
Agricultural Department
Europe
Alden Smith
Congress
Department of Commerce and Industry
Smith
Pension figures reveal counts of nations war pensioners
In response to Senator Gallinger a pension commission report lists numbers on pensioners by war. Revolutionary War four widows and ten daughters. War of 1812 one survivor, 1,108 widows. Lucian wars 1889 to 1842 shows 1,656 survivors and 3,850 widows. Mexican War 9,204 survivors and 2,176 widows. since 1861 under general law 821,005 invalids and 62,001 widows and dependents. under the 1490 law 420,012 widows and dependents and 130,228 others.
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Enel
Wirt Wasnixcox
Gallinger
Evans
Dorie
United States
Bring Back the Albany Adds Name to New Cruiser Mission
Commander Joseph E. Craig led a mission from the American line steamship New York to retrieve the cruiser Albany from Armstrong yards in Newcastle and deliver it to the U.S. government. Assistant Paymaster Philip V. Moban accompanies Craig. 240 sailors and 18 officers will man the Albany aboard the Prairie, with plans for the Albany to reach New York soon.
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AsNaider Craig
Bnighind
New York
Joseph E. Craig Cailed
American Line
Albay
Armatrong Yards
Newcastle
United States
Spain
Craig
Philip V. Moban
Albany
The Clark Hearing in Senate Privileges Investigation
The senate committee on privileges and elections adjourned until Monday as it probes charges against Senator Clark of Montana. Prosecution witnesses were absent and Defense Senator Faulkner urged that testimony wait for the full prosecution case.
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Ping
Wastscox
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Montana
Faulkner
Missing Army Lieutenant Stockley in recon duty near Santo Tomas
General Otia cables the War Department that Lieutenant Stockley of the Twenty first Infantry has been missing since the 12th. He was on reconnoitering duty at Talifay near Santo Tomas and Batangas and was evidently captured. Search is still being prosecuted.
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Stookley Classing
British War News Amid Apology and Night Assault Plans
A London dispatch reports tensions as British forces fire words and plan a night assault on heavy positions near Boor. General Buller weighs a limited daylight attack, while Parliament braces for measures and the Morning Post urges stronger steps as Roberts allegedly has no role in current operations.
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Worsa Nowa
Morning Post
Lord Roberts
General Buller
War Office
Buller
Cape Town
Time extended for Kentucky contest board report hearing
July 26 report delays loom as gubernatorial contest board grants four extra days for evidence. Chair Hickman notes at least a week to review, with two sides seeking longer. Brady and Conner attorneys secure limited extra time amid prayers for peace in Frankfort.
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Kentucky
Brady
Conwerth
Churches
Frankfort
Night tension as war updates flood Pall Mall news desks
Reports from Lexpos reveal heightened suspense over Buller’s next move after a night of official denials. Observers fear delay in news reaching London, while stock exchanges buzz with unconfirmed reports of Spion Kop. Pretoria dispatch notes fresh British casualties and disarray at camp, amid American commentary on neutrality and public sympathy for England.
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Pall Mall
Loy
Gen Buller
Buller
London
War Office
Losdon
Warren
Pretoria
Pho Baer
Motareonnnia
Simi Digireh
Ae Colenso
Captain Mahan
St. James Gazette
America
England
Kughind
Americas
Enghard
Han
Omar
Spits
United States
Buller’s Message Seeks to Seize Spionskop in Battle
A dispatch from General Buller dated Spearmans Camp January 28 reports Warren holding ground near Spionskop while British guns shell the enemy from lower ground. The plan aims to seize Spionskop, a key left-hand point in the line, as shells and artillery contest the trenches and firing.
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Londos
Buller
Spearmans Camp
War Office
Cronsote
Spionskop
Tricharde
Potcheters
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