Jamestown News Notes Local Politics and Incidents
The Soo Line plans coal development in North Dakota and promises benefits. In Devils Lake a man pleaded guilty to larceny from an Indian reservation, receiving one year and a $1,000 fine. A 70-year-old man died of heart disease in Grand Forks, and a Jamestown youth was declared insane after sunstroke. Campaigns in Foster Eddy and Wells counties progress with nominees, and local officials report political activity and flooding impacts.
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Jamestown Alert
Soo Rall-— Way Company
North Dakota
Devils Lake
James Clark
Indes Amidon
Chas, Russell
Nashua
Jows
Great Northern
Grand Forke
Minot
Russell
Foster, Eddy
Wells County
Carrington
James K. Swan
Fessenden
Grand Forks County
Senate
Harley Miner
Sykeston
Spalding
Rolla
Perth
Bisbee
Wilmart Kirby
Medina
Jamestown Board
State Hospital
Crystal Springs
Grand Forks
Hunter
Partner of Frank Carmody Arrested in Chicago Burglary
William L. Cowell, tied to a Mexico City burglary in which the Mexican General Electric Railway office was robbed, was arrested in Chicago after a four month search. Carmody, Cowell, and the loot including currency jewelry and negotiable papers were alleged. Cowell denies guilt and criticizes transfer to Mexico for trial.
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Frank Carmody
FARGO
Chicago
William L. Cowell
Mexico
Colwell
Frank Carmedy
Mexican General Electric Railway Company
Carmody
N. D
French
Colleran
Harrison Street
Potce
Mexican General Electric Company
Frank L. Carmody
Mexican Electric Company
North Dakota
Anat
Governor Fancher Plans European Tour With Wife
Eldridge dispatch reports Gov. Fancher and Mrs. Fancher will begin a twenty month European trip early next year. Supporters note his withdrawal from the Republican ticket and political return prospects while Mrs. Fancher inherits a $50,000 fortune to secure their finances during health restoration.
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Stutsman County
Fancher
Europe
Eldridge
Jamestown
Fred Waneher
Rank White
Arrests Planned for Nome Contempt Case in Alaska
United States Deputy Marshals Monckton and Burnham sail from Tacoma on the steamer Senator to seize Alex McKenzie of North Dakota. They seek to bring him before the circuit court of appeals for contempt over refused writs and to enforce return of mining claims to prelitigation holders.
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Tacoma
Senator
United States
Monckton
Burnham
Cape Nome
Alex McKenzie
North Dakota
Nome
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Morrow
San Pranciaco
McKenzie
Gol
Noyes
Court of Appeals
Nomi
Alaska
Waeh
A. A. Noyes
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
Circuit Court of Appeal
Anvil Creek
Circuit Court of Appeals
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Shiloh's Consumption Cure Bottle Guarantee
A prescription style guarantee states that if two thirds of the bottle is consumed without benefit, return the bottle to the druggist for a refund. The product is priced at 25 cents to one dollar. Beardsley, a druggist on Fourth Street, handles the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Forewarned Forearmed Blood Purifier Ad Prospect
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic, claiming health benefits from improved circulation and digestion. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Henry Siegfried and others, promises permanent cure of blood and skin troubles, and invites readers to write for a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia.
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Kelly
Urleans
Berema
Henry Siegfried
Cape
Satsons
PBS
St. Nda
Ait Gardiner
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Proposed North Dakota constitutional amendment on pardons
North Dakota House and Senate approve amending section 76 of article 3. The governor with the board of pardon may remit fines, grant reprieves and pardons for most offenses, treason cases suspend execution until next session, and report each remission with reasons to the legislative assembly.
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House of Representatives
State of
North Dakota
Supreme Court of
Legislative Assembly
Board of Pardon
Proposed North Dakota constitutional amendment on railroad and utility taxation
The Fifth North Dakota Legislature agrees to amend sections 170 and 179 of the state constitution. The amendment sets state level appraisal by the state board of equalization for railroad express freight and telegraph lines, with apportioned values to counties and districts based on miles, plus rules for roadway usage. S. Glover of LaMoure County plans sheep raising and ships Simmentals. carpenters erect sheds using SUNK feet of lumber.
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House of Representatives
Senate
State of
North Dakota
Fifth Legislative Assembly
North Makota
State Board of Equalization
S. Glover
Glover
LaMoure County
Simmhead
Karl's Clover Root Tea Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea for constipation indigestion and sick headache. It claims a half century of use and promises money back if unsatisfied. Sold by E. Beardsley druggist Fourth Street with 25 and 50 cent prices.
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Karl
Fourth Street
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Fez
Gulf of Mexico
Mix
el Zagel
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Hans O. Liew
Iver Udgard
S. O. Hagen
N. K. Markuson
Clara Fiering
D. D. Purington
W. H. Carlton
Philippines
Latietown
John Knouf
Pingree
Jamoatown
Wescom
Cleveland
Anne Renz
Mkenzie
Alexander McKenzie
Frisco
Angil Creek
Judge Noyes
Senatova
J. C. Barr
Barr
Capt. Barr
M. Doran & Co
Bankers
Germania Life Insurance Blid’s
4Th and Minnesota Sts
St. Paul, Minn
Northwest
Gull River Lumber Co
Bismarck
Washington
OurPrice
C.M. Dahl
Main Street
Micw
Smarck
Bismarck and Washburn Lumber Co
Fifield Lumber Co
J. P. Hoagland
Alliner
Webb Brothers
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