North Dakota items from the Bismarck Tribune findings and edits
The Bismarck Tribune reports on state militia parade details at Devil Lake and a one week event, contract awards for supplying the town asylum, and a Mandan reform school board election. It notes new attorneys in the state, a LaMoure removal rumor, and changes in military leadership with commissions for Jamestown and Grand Forks officers. Also covered are editorials, agricultural bulletins, and a pardon petition to Gov Burke for Andrew Crindall amid ongoing liquor case debates.
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Vanune
Svory
Mio Suurek
Payne
Dakota
Enoyope Liu
Dakota Wilaien
Bagtron
Wad Bard & Towa
Pribune Buillding
New York
Andrew Crindall
Valley City
Dickey
Mineapolis
Dickey County
Pardon, clemency debates shadow governor’s liquor policy
Governor Burke weighs clemency in a pardon case for Thomas Peay serving life in prison. Judge McConnell’s intercession letter is cited as a factor, with jurors arguing ongoing injustice. The governor considers the matter after reviewing the inaugural stance on liquor enforcement and constitutional limits. Also noted is the upcoming National Educational Association convention in Toronto with railroads offering half rates and tours of Great Lakes and St Lawrence regions for attendees.
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Burke
Thomas Peay
Cryatal
Pumbina
Woutolf
San Tenced
McConnell
Lhe
National Educations! Association of the United Stutee
Toronto
Canada
Caggitane
H.J. Hull
Lacal
Wahpeton Bank Charter Debate Highlights Capital Gaps
The Wahpeton People’s Bank seeks a state charter with capital listed at 11 000. Officials note laws on capital requirements are unclear for towns between 1 000 and 2 000 inhabitants, suggesting a missing or defective statutory provision. The city council has cut street lighting costs, moving away from electricity, and contemplates broader budget cuts affecting city salaries and culture until fiscal relief arrives.
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Tus People’s Bank
Wahpeton
Oyer
Dw Peoples’ Bank
Attawy
Spencer
Evie
Jan Ie
Tas
Thors
Bismarck
Ana
North Dakota notes mix politics weather and growth
A broad farm and civic bulletin highlights new leadership in Washington and North Dakota, with Prof George Lilly elected president of the state agricultural college, Fargo and Grand Forks business ups and new encampment plans. Freight rate disputes draw attention alongside population and school gains in North and South Dakota, plus meteorological summaries and rainfall calculations.
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Fargo Agricultural Poltage
North Dakota
Geo. Lilly
Territorial Agricultural Collee
Washington Olate Agricultural College
South Dakota
Washington
Mogiqua
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Blair to Japan post from Taft era hinted
Ex Senator Blair remarks to reporters that his diplomatic future is unclear but hints at a possible assignment to Japan to replace Minister Swift, with potential appeal beyond his China duties. He notes the Japanese mission would offer challenging work, good character requirements, and salary, while referencing a dispatch from Secretary Blaine and Taft.
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Blair
Oxuxco
Sesratory
Fire damages Oshkosh foundry and machine shop
A fire Tuesday damaged C.C. Parge's foundry and machine shop in Oshkosh Wisconsin, with losses estimated at 8.3 million dollars. In Kentucky last week a man named Keuntze alias Houstay alias Keir, linked to a sheriff’s death in Dalia years ago, died of spotted fever.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Keuntze
Houstay
Alas
Keir
Aling Ayer
Dalia
Kentucky
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