Local Officials and District Court Rules in Bismarck News
Fragmented directory style item lists public officials offices and court district rules in the Sixth District. It references Mehoo Board Hare Harvey Harris Joseinon Louie Larece James Donai and notes court scheduling on specific Mondays and Tuesdays, with mentions of land bank and pension boards.
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News From The Front Inflames Boer War Dispatches
London and Natal exchange dispatches on Lord Roberts progress and anticipated relief for Mafeking. Plumer and Methuen operations are described with signs of scarce news. Mediation talk seen as political. shamrock fad follows British soldiers.
Mail and Transportation Schedules Amid Power Outage
Rail and mail operations report limited service with pegged hours. The Fargo route shows departures at 3 and 20 minutes past the hour, while another line notes a 2:50 p m timing. Officials urge patience as crews address delays and reroute traffic.
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Penérai
Val Tanestown
Fargo
Death of William Bicks Former Germania Bank President
Word arrives from Seattle of the death at 65 of William Bicks former president of the Germania bank. He was a prominent figure in St. Pond for many years with little detail on the cause of death.
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William Bicks
Seattle
Germania Bank
St. Pond
Jameson's Opportun ity at Ladysmith and Envoys
A London dispatch says Dr. Jameson, ill with enteric fever during Ladysmith relief, has rallied and likely will recover. He sought a military command but led the raid instead of service, then helped fever patients and wounded amid the siege. Envoys high in Lourenzo Marques include Wolmeras and Fischer, both tied to Kruger and peace talks amid evolving South African tensions.
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Lorpor
Tribune
London
Jameson
Garison
Poldiera
Lourenzo Marques
Wolmeras
Poer
Kruger
Krager
Fischer
Free State
Cape Colony
Spain
Financial bill enactment nears final approval in Congress
Washington March 16 to 19 report outlines the House adopting the conference report on the financial bill by 146 to 120 with 10 present not voting. Senate already approved. President McKinley expected to sign. Debate highlighted by Overstreet and Brosius with Little opposing. District of Columbia appropriation bill also discussed. President signed the financial bill March 19 at 12 45 pm.
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House of Representatives
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Senate
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Overstreet
Indiana
Brosius
Pennsylvania
Little
Arkansas
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Wassinaton
Scale for shovelers and Porto Rico bill rise
At a conference in which dock managers and ore shovelers reached a uniform rate of 14 cents per ton for the coming season an advance of 3 to 3 1/8 cents per ton over last year benefits between 6,602 and 7,000 men. Senator Pronto r proposes an amendment allowing the president to appoint a governor of Porto Rico for up to three years. George A Gates resigns as president of a college in Mtz, Ill, due to his wife’s illness.
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Prontor Haa
Porto Rico
Senate caucus debates Porto Rican bill and free trade
Republican senators debate the Porto Rican bill during the caucus session with many favoring the house measures and tariff provisions while minority fights for free trade. Senator Hanna supports the bill and Davis argues for taxation measures and broad free trade for Porto Rico.
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Wasatxaton
Senate
Foraker
Tire Vavons
Porto Rico
Hanna
Sensation of the caucus stalls trade of Minnesota votes
In a Washington Times dispatch Senator Davis resisted binding by caucus, insisting Minnesota’s electoral vote tied to the Porto Rican matter must not be traded. The scene interrupted an Hanna statement as the caucus shifted to the New County Treasurer race in Crumb’s ninth ballot victory in Quoup Minn.
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Amwitarouis
Washington
the Times
Davis
Minnesota
Hanna
Quoup
Minn
A. L. Crumb
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Truce Arranged in Kentucky Civil War Tangle
Kentucky adjourns legislature after a conference between Adjutant Generals Collier and Castleman results in a clear understanding. Governor Taylor to stay in office pending court of appeals ruling on the disputed governorship. Beckham to refrain from seizing state buildings until then. Legislature sets aside 100000 for Beckham’s militia reorganization. Republicans vow to seek federal relief if appeals court rules against them.
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Court of Last Resort
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Reading notes on famine aid and prison reform in Sheldon era
The page from Sheldon’s newspaper highlights Associate Editor Chase reporting rapid famine relief response for India. Governor Stanley lauds prison reform progress, with antiwar cartoon commentary by Beard and Editor Sheldon. Also mentions pulp land concessions in Toronto and Peru news, plus Cuban exhibits for U S pact at Havre.
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Kan
Revi
Charles M. Sheldon
Chase
India
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Beard
Otis
Luzon
Sheldon
Miners and Troops Clash at Idaho Investigation Hearings
Spirited exchanges marked the March 15 proceedings of the House committee on military affairs at Coeur d'Alene. George Cornell testified about imprisonment with details differing from others, including a brash note about a Grand Army button. Disputes over seized memos, book production, and ball pen rolls followed, as Lentz pressed for access while Hull urged committee control. An Idaho attorney faced questions about outside coaching and a $250 governor retainer from Steunenberg.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
Hull
Lontz
George Cornell
Cornell
Bartlett Sinclair
Sinclair
Lantz
Lentz
Lewis
Totainer
Kroonenberg
Steanenberg
Power for Duluth Highland Caval and Waterpower plans
Duvre March 16 The Highland Caval and Waterpower company forms to tap water power for Duluth area. Charles Cokefair and son Francia Cokefair, a New York civil engineer, join the effort. Water from the Cloquet river area northeast of Duluth would be raised 750 feet to a hilltop, unlocking 80,000 horsepower immediately and potentially 50,000 more if needed.
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Cloquet
Duvre
Highland Caval and Waterpower Company
Duluth
Charles Cokefair
Francia Cokefair
New York City
Lake Counties
Lake Superior
Transfer of Lunatics Evens the Hundred to Anoka
At 8 oclock this morning a special train departed Union depot carrying one hundred male patients from the state insane hospital at St Peter to the asylum at Anoka. The transfer, part of a broader reallocation plan, follows prior moves from Rochester to the new facility.
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Asoka
St. Paul
Union Depot
State Insane Hospital
St. Peter
Anoka
Rochester
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