Northern Pacific Reports Year of Bridge and Masonry Work
St Paul Oct 11 Eighteen steel bridges with masonry piers completed by the Northern Pacific in the past year. Two hundred sixty two bridges replaced by various girder and embankment methods, totaling 4.34 miles. The company has 7 miles of combined bridges and open culverts on its lines, with 11 permanent structures about 5 miles long. By June 30 the timber bridge replacements totaled 2071 over 9 miles, costing about 1 per cent over estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Billings
Cascade Mountain
Logan
Butters
Little Falls
Minn
Butte
Tacoma
Seattle
Application for Disbarment of Leslie A Simpson
Fargo Oct 11 An application for the disbarment of Leslie A Simpson of Dickinson from practicing in the United States court of the district of North Dakota was filed with Judge Amidon by George W Newton of Newton Smith The North Dakota Supreme Court has disbarred him from state courts The defense sought a continuance and the case will be taken up next Wednesday J M Cochrane of Grand Forks will appear as Simpson's attorney at the argument
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Simpson
Unith
FaRgo
Leslie A. Simpson
Dickinson
United States Court of the District of
Simpson
Amidon
J. M. Cochrane
Grand Forks
Mr. Simpson
A Life and Death Fight and Chautauqua Officers
A Manchester Indiana man credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving him from consumption after measles left him with serious lung trouble and hemorrhages. He praises the remedy and notes many others cured. Regular size bottles sell for one dollar with trial bottles free at P C Remington s. North Dakota Chautauqua directors elected W N G Larimore president Ole Scrumgard vice president John W Maher treasurer E A Larue secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
P. C. Remington’s
North Dakota Chautauqua Association
WN. G. Larimore
Larimore
Ole, Scrumgard
John W. Maher
E. A. Larue
Notice of Timber Culture Final Proof for Abe L. Bogum
First Publication notice from United States Land Office Bismarck North Dakota Sept 14 1900 states Abe L Bogum filed intention to make final proof before register at Bismarck on November 1900 for timber culture application No 4731 affecting the NE quarter of section 4 township 34 range 42 W in 17 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Bismarck
N. D
Abe L. Bogum
Wily Judge Mackey Wins Release of His Wife from Lunatic Asylum
Washington, Oct 1. Judge Thomas J. Mackey of South Carolina secured the release of his wife, Katherine D. Mackey, after a habeas corpus hearing that drew a large audience. She had been confined at St Elizabeths asylum since June 2, with her father filing the petition alleging illegal commitment. Mackey testified to his wife’s sanity and recounted his wartime service, while several witnesses described her as sane and devoted to him. The court granted release at 1 o'clock after about an all-day hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Asylum For the
Katherine D. Mackey
Thomas J. Mackey
South Carolina
Mackey
Col
Palmer
First Street
George Porterfield
Dormz
Colvorterfelt
Mavkey
Paris
Lamar County
Tex
Committee of Reconstruction
South Circuit Court
South Carolne
Wade Hampton
Ton
Goliler
Hapton and
Chamberlain
United States
South Caroling State House
Tudge Mackey
Stayes
Hampton
New York
Washigton
Court of Claima
Col. Porterfield
Jealous Barber Assaults Couple With Razor in Fargo
Joe Koerner, a Fargo barber, assaulted Gus Johnson and Miss Hannah Sundby with a razor while the couple walked on Front Street. Johnson and Sundby were hurt. Sundby shaken and treated with morphine injections. Koerner, intoxicated, fled to Moorhead before being recaptured and jailed. Johnson also has a penitentiary history but was pardoned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Miss Sundby
Nevers
Captain Dalgren
Campbell
Koerner
Aeros
Moorhead
Dalgren
Akerman
Bismarck
A. T. Cole
Oscar Young
Yoke Fellows
Dr King’s New Life Pills Boost Appetite and Health
The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for poor digestion and liver issues. It promises a splendid appetite, sound digestion, and a regular body, claiming to deliver perfect health and energy for 25 cents at P. C. Remington’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
P. C. Remington
State educators convene meeting in Fargo
Fargo October 12 a gathering of state institution educators was held with notable attendees including Webster Merrifield president of the University of North Dakota Prof Joseph Kennedy of UND and President Joseph Carhart of the Mayville normal along with President George A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Webster Merrifield
University of North Dakota
Joseph Kennedy
U. D
Joseph Carhart
The
Mayville Normal
George A
Course of study discussion at Valley City schools
Mr Farland and Superintendent J G Halland led a meeting to outline a unified course of study in the high school and normal colleges aimed at a seamless progression for students from public schools through high schools normals and into the university without changing years. President Merrifield said the goal is to let a pupil move forward through the education system with one continuous course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MrFarland
Valley City Normal
J. G. Halland
Merrifield
Republican Leaders Foresee Strong North Dakota Victory
Grand Forks Oct 11 Republican leaders at the state headquarters report weekly gains in support for the Republican ticket across North Dakota. Bryan’s tour failed to win votes and may have lost him friends over Philippine remarks. Cass and Trail counties show promise, Walsh county shows some disaffection but still backs the national ticket. Germans increasingly favor McKinley, while national and local campaigners push intensive speaking efforts statewide. Senator Hansbrough says doubts have faded and prospects look as favorable as could be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
W. J. Bryan
Philippine
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Cass
Trail
Walsh County
Republican Nation Committee
National Committee
Ti de
McKinley
State Committee
Hansbrough
Grand Forks Republicans stage massive rally in city turnout
Grand Forks held a large Republican rally with about 1500 men lining the streets and town business leaders participating. A torch procession, fireworks, and a well received address by Hon D Scanlan of Chicago at the opera house drew an ovation. Major Frank White and other state Republican candidates spoke on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Muaic
D. Scanlan
Chicago
Opera House
Frank White
Republican Leaders Rally After Enthusiastic Demonstration
Republican leaders praised the turnout and energy of a large demonstration in the city, noting strong support and a hopeful outlook following the events. Local officials stressed the significance of civic engagement and unity in the wake of the rally.
Mayor Joanson mobilizes Finns for migration to Sweden
A Finnish leader proposes moving a large group of Finns, led by Fargo mayor Joanson, to Sweden to seek a share of expected immigration. The plan cites Sweden’s language and Lutheran faith protections and fears Russian regimes will end local autonomy and conscription, potentially boosting North Dakota settlement with skilled, young workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobnanng
Mens
Lie Vallands
Sweden
Finbind
Finland
Russia
Swoon
Wass
Ambkase
Vinland
Esi
Winkiad
Mare
Mayer
Swedisi i
North Daou
Penitentiary to report major improvements and new plants
Officials preview a forthcoming report from the warden and trustees detailing record additions at the state penitentiary. A twine plant with full machinery will produce binding twine, though first year output lagged due to a poor crop season. a brick and stone yard wall will replace the old wooden fence, and a complete electric plant is to be established. The report notes no disease deaths in sixteen years and urges legislative funding for a hospital ward to handle epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Warsien Boucher
Delght
Hospital Wandy
Cousins Fall Out In Enderlin Shooting Affray
Enderlin Oct 1 A shooting in this small city involved Pat Callahan chief engineer of a local Hauld refreshment resort and Ed Callahan cousin. Pat fired twice at Ed with bullets entering the back one penetrating the lung. Ed is reported critically wounded with the other bullet location still unknown as of this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enderlin
Pat
Ed Callahan
Pat Callahan
Shooting at Pat's place sparks jealousy claim
A fragment reports a shooting in front of Pat's business blamed on jealousy by Pat's son and Ed is said to have engaged with a woman. Pat is under arrest and held by the sheriff as a man remains very low in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Sali
Kye
Joakeu
Jay Etn
Ate
Synod Proceedings Highlight Women’s Mission Work Report
October 1 meeting of the Meshywrian Synod featured a Women’s Synodical Missionary Society report detailing fifteen years of work and its upcoming contribution to the printed proceedings. Delegates discussed general issues, election of officers, and regional representation for North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumas
H W. Gunn
Systomc
J.P. Schell
Woman’s Synoidical Missionary Society
Elork
Hisiaarey
Bolwell
Ovid Synod
Carathirs
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Matotas
Mitecalister College
MLA
Republican executive committee hears reports in Grand Forks
Grand Forks October 12. The Republican state central committee met with J G Hamilton A J Voigt Major Joiner C McGillivray Alvin Robertson and others present. Reports from all members were highly satisfactory and it was believed Republicans were building votes across the state. Major Frank White and others attended campaign work. outlook for Republican majorities appeared strong through campaign close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdal- Mittee
Grand Forks
Repube Hivan State Central Committee
J G. Hamilton
A. J. Voigt
Oberon
Black
Valley City
McGillivray
Alvin’ Robertson
Grafton
Harry Oliver
Ed Pierce
Sheldon
G. D. Brown
Wilt Ree
Execuive
Asie
Major Frank White
Repilican
Pandpr
Major White
Chesscuunion
Miralall
Vougresaco
Fubeeed
D. Siding
Jopiti
Cass 14
Vargo
Marshall
Gass County
Strike ends as miners win concessions at Reading terminal
Philadelphia dispatch reports strike settled after conference at Reading terminal. At 1 PM officials announced a settlement with the Philadelphia & Reading company suspending the sliding scale and granting a 10 percent wage advance from September through April. The union will discuss any remaining grievances with mine employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Hiladelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Intanu
Also Mentioned on This Page
M Henry
N. P
More OF
Judge
Joe Koerner
Gus Johnson
Mayor Joanson
Will! Roue
PEN
SYNOD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!