Lauder Withdraws From Richland County Convention
Wahpeton June 16 Judge Lauder withdrew after asking to speak following votes on chairmanship. Delegates to the Fourth Judicial district were instructed for Wolfe. State nominating delegates backed Shea and Johnson, ending W M House bid for supervisor. County ticket listed Wiper, Carter, N Myhra, Hagen, Heglie, Burbank, Wakefield, Jones, Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. House of
H.C. N. Myhra
O. J. Hagen
P. C. Heglie
J. Q. Burbank
O. J. Wakefield
Dan R. Jones
Karl Kaufman
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a near death from jaundiced illness with sunken eyes and back pain. After three physicians gave up, he credits Electric Bitters, used three weeks, with a marked recovery and saving his life. At Remington's drug store for five cents guaranteed.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Remington
Promotion for Wheaton and Barry in volunteers
Washington June 2 President McKinley appoints General Lloyd Wheaton to major general of the volunteers and Colonel Inomas Barry to brigadier general in the same force.
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Wheaton
Washington
McKinley
Lloyd Wheaton
The
Volunteers
Inomas Barry
Notice of Final Homestead Proof for Ella Carstens
Final proof for Ella Carstens formerly Ella Night to establish residence and cultivation on Bee 2 Town 140 Range 78 P.M. in North Dakota will be made July 14, 1900 at the Bismarck land office. Witnesses named: Samuel Hood John Hofman Frank Durette Samuel Norton, all of Francis North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patner
Enid
Mada
U.s.fund
Bismarck
North Dakota
Ella H. Carstens
Ella H. Night
Samuel H. Hood
John W. Hofman
Frank Durette
Samuel B. Norton
Francis
N. D
AC. Bsaniers Jou
State of North Dakota District Court summons
First publication June 1 1900. State of North Dakota Hurlehah County Sixth Judicial District. Henry Hakes plaintiff vs Ezelu Ell lint James defendant. Defendant is summoned to answer within three days after service or judgment by default will be entered. Jamestown North Dakota dates June 24. Thorp Thorp attorneys Jamestown ND.
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North Dakota
Hurlelah
Aichul
Flenry Hakes James
Ezelu Ell
James
Aneger
Dletriet
Budleigh
Ani
Jamestown
Ee Thorp & Thorp
Pittorneys
N. D
Notice to Creditors in the Robidou estate
First publication May 11 1900 creditors of Mary B Robi non fatica Robidow executor of the test will and testament of Mary R Robidon late of Bismarck Burleigh County Dakota cite claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to A Patterson attorney for Executor at his office in Bismarck May 20 1901 AMOS ROBIDOU AT PATTERSON executor attorney for executor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Robinon Fatica
Amon Robidow
Mary R. Robidon
Jiematel
Burleigh
Fort Dakota
Audi Dersoks
Bismarck
Notice of Final Homestead Proof Ignored OCR Errors
May 14 1900 notice from Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota states that the following person seeks final homestead proof for her claim with a June 23 1900 deadline before the register and receiver at Bismarck North Dakota. The lands are in section 18 township 42 north range 80 west fifth principal meridian with witnesses listed to prove residence cultivation and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Porister
Vies Sofla
Johnson
Samuel Laron
Muglllivray
North Dakota faces a half crop as drought bites grain
Reports from Fargo Minot Hillsboro and other North Dakota locales warn that drought has left wheat flax and hay severely damaged. Only the Red River valley may produce near average yields while widespread frost and heat dry weather threaten a total crop failure without timely rains.
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Minneapolis
the Tribune
North Dakota
Cass
Fargo
F. G. Jordan
The
Argus, Bays
Red River Valley
Minot
N. D
Hillsboro
Grand Forks
Larimore
Casselton
Bismarck
Missouri Slope
Bottineau
Grafton
W. C. Leistlkow
Oakwood
Here
Red River
Geo. B. Winship
Kick Registered as Railroads Fight Property Assessments
Fargo reports railroads protest their personal property being taxed like farmers and merchants. Northern Pacific registered a protest after state authorities directed listing fixtures and station furniture. Banks, restaurants, and offices at depots may be assessed, sparking likely court action.
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Fargo
Cass County
Paciffic
Engerud
N. P
Ball, Watson & Maclay
Man Killed by Lightning Near Sheldon
Ed Altman was struck and killed by lightning while lying ten miles south of Sheldon North Dakota on June 14.
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Sheldon
N. D
Ed Altman
Farm Hand Charged With Crimes In BelmonT Case
Hillsboro North Dakota June 20 Peter Gulson 44 a farm hand arrested charged with criminally assaulting the one year old daughter of his employer K N Hesgaard of Belmont in a case that shocked the small community.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Peter Gulson
K. N. Hesgaard
Belmont
Tien Tsin Burned and Pekin Relief Aftermath
Shanghai reports Chinese mobs burned Tien Tsin and viceroy Yu Lit fled while legations fared heavy attacks. Chinese warships and forts held lines as Pekin relief forces advanced and Russian cavalry aided. Japan agrees to send 2000 troops to China per Tokyo dispatch.
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Shanghai
Tien Tsin
Yu Lit
Chin
Peking Legations
Mol
Rango
Waosung
Sudden Death of Senator Beveridge’s Wife in Dansville
Heart disease claimed the wife of Senator Beveridge in Dansville New York on June 19 The news notes fear for Minister Conger possibly dead or captured and reports officials expect swift diplomacy with China yet warn war could be declared if Conger is harmed.
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Senator Beveridge
Dansville
N. Y
Beveridge
Conger
Washington
China
Pekin Legations Said Safe AfterLondon Report
Credited reports on Sunday say the Pekin legations were safe on Sunday June 17 and that Admiral Seymour s relief column had reached Pekin. The dispatches come amid continuing Allied efforts in the region.
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Pekin Shangri
Pekin
Shanghai
Sungar
Admiral Seymour
Russian Losses at Taku Reported in June News
Russian casualties at Taku Sunday were one officer killed, sixteen men killed and twenty seven wounded. The report comes from Chefoo with details on the engagement and the toll among Russian forces.
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Taku
Chefoo
No News From Seymour as Fire Rages Near Taku
London dispatch reports from Admiral Bruce dated Taku say no news from Seymour up to June 18 while heavy firing occurs toward the area. The brief note underscores continued conflict in the region with limited communications reaching Allied authorities.
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Seymour
London
Admiralty Office
Bruce
Taku
Three thousand marines and Austrian squadron move to China
Vienna reports heavy naval redeployments with three thousand marines, the gunboat Luchs, and the cruiser Gazelle ordered toward China. A strong Austrian squadron will proceed to Unina immediately, while a London excursion train near Hampton Court injures sixty passengers.
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England
Germany
Berlin
Luchs
Gazelle
China
Unina
London
Hampton Court
Blackleg outbreak reported in Stutsman County cattle
Jamestown June 1 District Veterinarian Moore returned from Spiritwood Lake where he vaccinated cattle in John Spisla's herd suffering from blackleg. Most cattle belong to others but are grazed by Laisle. Six head had died before vaccination. Officials warn that shipments from other states spread disease and urge vaccination and herd checks. Scab observed in sheep from Montana and efforts urged to dip sheep to eradicate disease.
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Blackleg
Stutsman
Jamestown
Moore
Spiritwood Lake
John Spisla
Laisle
Bix
Montana
Shooters and Sportsmen Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
Grand Forks reports the state sportsmen elect officers for the year led by President C A Hale of Grand Forks and First Vice President Frank Sprague of Grafton. Officers include Second VP R W Main of Cando, Secretary George W Duls and Treasurer W B Wood, all of Grand Forks, with Attorney F B Feetham.
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Sportsmen's Association
Grand Forks
C. A. Hale
Frank Sprague
Grafton
R. W. Main
Cando
George W. Duls
W. B. Wood
F. B. Feetham
Boxton
Bismarck
Elevator Fall Injures Delegates at Walton Hotel
A seven story elevator plunge at the Hotel Walton in Philadelphia at midnight injures J. G. Pringey of Oklahoma B. F. Hall of Michigan Dr. Burton Walter Hunter Marcellus West and Dr. Damien from Texas Washington and Delaware delegates seek medical care and transport.
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Philadelphia
Hotel
Walton
J. G. Pringey
Oklahoma
B. F. Hall
Michigan
Burton
Walter Hunter
Delaware
Marcellus West
Washington
Damien
Texas
$2,000,000 Fire Destroys Five Blocks in Bloomington
A midnight blaze in Bloomington Illinois devastated five blocks including the county court house and several four story blocks. Loss nears two million dollars. Firefighters from Decatur Springfield Peoria and Arlington aided the effort. A boy died from a falling walk. Windsor Hotel guests escaped unharmed. Dynamite blasts were used to halt the flames at multiple buildings, including the Phoenix Minerva Windsor Green Drug Store and the Durley block. Numerous tenant firms suffered stock losses.
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Bloomington
Decatur
Springfield
Peoria
Arlington
Windsor Hotel
Durley
Green Wholesale
Durley Theatre
Feschem
Cole Building
Fahry Building
Corn Belt Bank
Redd's Hardware
Odd Fellows Hall
Eagle's Block
Lindley's Livery Stable
Phoenix Hotel
Minerva
Green Drug Store
Census shows majority inmates born abroad at asylum
Jamestown reports the asylum census lists 1414 patients with only 3 native born Americans. Nor way 2814 per cent, Germany 35 per cent, Sweden % per cent, Canada 8 2 5 per cent, Ireland 11 per cent. Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio and North Dakota residents are cited among states. The piece notes the high foreign birth rate, cost of care, and a remark on demand for old high back mahogany chairs.
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Jamestown
Norway
Germany
Sweden
Canada
Ireland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
North Dakota
United States
Yall
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Hood
C.1 Hood & Co
Lowall
Mase
Lauder
Binder Twine
Chicago
Manila
Omaha
Montgomery Warp & Co
Ginators
Park River
Ndorse Bryan
Sacramento
Jame
Kansas City
Ryan
W. R. Hearst
Shanghi
Tien Tain
Japan
Oregon
Yokohama
Vien Tsin
Ilinoia
Ori
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