Numerous Burglaries at Reynolds and Grand Forks News
Local items report several burglaries at Reynolds and the disbandment of the Phenix Hook and Ladder Company in Grand Forks. Other notes include a new post office opened at St Andrews Walsh County with Thomas J Mahoney postmaster, a trial topic in Paris, and a large vigilance effort in Jamestown to curb tramp activity. Also mentions a broken leg incident involving Ole P Olson and a big upcoming Fargo Bicycle Club tournament with $1000 in prizes.
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Reynolds
Phenix Hook and Ladder Company
Grand Forks
Heibert
Hau
Moorhead
St. Bernard’s Academy
Grand Forke
Mica Ann Griffin
Fargo
Jamestown
National Bank
North Dakota
Adam Mann
Michael Orinnion
Mamensulum
Mayville
W. H. Robinson
Ole P. Olson
Northern Pacific
Purge
Fargo Bicycle Club
Injunction over Fire Island quarantine tense clash rises
Supreme Court Judge Jade Barnard in New York notes an injunction against landing quarantined passengers on Fire Island. Residents of Tulip oppose health authorities and the Normannia plan, amid militia calls and local protest as the Orphan tends to be barred. Descriptions of multiple landing attempts and telegrams to Dr Jenkin accompany these events.
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Fire Island
Supreme Court
Denision
New York
Barnard
Brooklyn
Ieland
Governor Flower
Jankins
Tulip
Particut
Arua
New Yoas
Normannia
Orphan
Jenkin
Derater Resort
Sistyninth
Niver
Ila A
Wtemmboat Pegueus
Pegasus
Pier 46
North River
Naval Reserve
Navy Yard
Jenkins
Mystery of Quill's Death Solved by Confession
New York reports George McKenzie, 16, confessed to pushing 15-year-old Harry Quill down an air shaft after a quarrel. Quill vanished February 10 and was found two months later in the shaft between Washington Street numbers 68 and 65. McKenzie, once questioned, alleged haunting and was placed in custody as investigators pursue the case.
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New York
Washington Street
McKenzie
Quill
Settlers to Gain Clear Titles in Red River Valley
Great Northern accepts congress relinquishment of lands claimed in Red River valley. Settlers will receive valid titles as the company waives rights after listing occupied lands. Secretary Noble plans no action here as deal solidifies. Reading railroad leadership faces union tension with possible discharges. Thompson sarcasm joke closes with quip on infallibility.
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Washington
Great Northern
Congress
Red River Valley
Department
Winnipeg Giepatch
Noble
Thia Line
Mrs Harrison’s Campaign Trip Abandoned by Illness
Mrs Harrison’s serious condition forces the presidential party to cancel plans for a campaign tour through southern and central New York. The announcement comes as Governor Flower orders troops for Fire Island to quell unrest, with local reactions expressing concern over the sudden changes.
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New York
Captain Condon's Romance in Irish Fenian Rescue Tale
A romance recalls Captain Edward O Meagher Condon who died en route to Helena Mont after a career as a builder and Irish Fenian organizer. Born in Ohio c1887 he served in the Civil War, aided in regimental plots, was captured in England, sentenced to death but commuted, later returned to the Treasury architec t’s office. He left a wife, a daughter in New York, and his mother in Ohio.
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Wasni NoTon
Edward O'Meagher Condon
Treasury
Helena
Mont
Ohio
New York
Irish Legion
Oulahan
England
United States
Thamadyas
Condon
Khurry
Manchester
Thous
Conlon
Concible
Culshaw
Seward
the Treasury
Mr. Condon
New York City
Cattle Shipments From Sioux Lands Reach Record Volumes
Contracts on the Sioux reservation and along the Chicago and Northwestern railway lines authorize Northwestern to move about 20 000 cattle to Chicago and Eastern markets. Nearly 17 000 head come from Sioux ranches, with the rest from east of the Missouri river. Shipments begin soon and mark the heaviest westbound cattle traffic yet. A buggy accident near Des Moines injures a woman who dies. her eleven children left behind.
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Manvy
Dez Motes
Cross
George Ridenour
South Des Moines
Condition of Mrs Harrison alarms her friends
From Loon Lake report on Mrs Harrison’s critical pulmonary tuberculosis with complications and rapid chest effusion. Doctors warn of possible fatal outcome while President Wilson’s circle seeks cautious hope amid unclear prognosis. New York health board confirms Asiatic cholera cases and five deaths, names released of the deceased.
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Leon Garr
Dra. Gardner
Washington
T. E. Dougherty
New York
R.D. Trudeau
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Hind
Mia. Harrigan
Ntta Close
Norvotin
Cholers
Health Board
Wilson
Edcon
Board of Health
Herman Briggs
Electrical Echoes and Public Notices from St Paul and Beyond
A jumbled wire of early 20th century snippets: the Commercial Bank of St Paul reopens, the National Association of Postal Clerks meets in St Louis, and a Pennsylvania woodsman challenges Corbett. Locomotive Firemen convene in Cincinnati while miners in Monongahela strike. indictments against J J Went collapse. Congressmen Burrows and Senator Davis address a GOP rally in St Paul. Mrs Burrison delays a presidential New York State trip amid health concerns. harvest prospects in West Ireland turn grim due to rings and distress. Birkbeck Bank of London mentioned.
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Mare
Lew
Commercial Bank of
Monongahela River District
J. J. Went
Chicago Times
Burrows
Michigan
Davis
Minnesota
St. Paul
Burrison
New York State
Ireland
Jnconmant Ring
Birkbeck Bank of London
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