Bartlett Bartlett Bartlett notes and visitors in town
Bartlett town reports a steady flow of visitors and locals during the week. Misa Lizzie Austin of Lakota and Maud Picon of Lakota check in, while Miss Mattie Rose departs Mapes after four months in Bartlett schools. The St Anthony and Dakota Elevator project advances, the post office becomes a money order office, and illness strikes Mrs. Geo Fulton with influenza and ear complications. DeVance and Feeney family news, hospital visits, and quarantine related to smallpox conclude the town chronicle.
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Langdon
Misa Lizzie Austin
Lakota
Henry Oliver
Kjos
M. Schroeder
Frank E. Cole
Bemidji
Toales
Oscar Ingalls
Smith
St. Paul
Mattie Rose
Mapes
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Judge Morgan heads Wisconsin visit this week
Judge Morgan leaves Thursday for a brief visit with friends in Wisconsin. Community news notes local school board confirms Prof Haig for another term as principal of public schools and mention of Miss Brenna and Miss Pope in staffing. The piece covers local business, funerals, and upcoming Memorial Day plans.
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H. Huesgen’s
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Miss Crans
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Harrowing Oats Boosts Nebraska Field Yields
Nebraska Experiment Station finds harrowing oat fields after emergence creates a soil mulch that reduces moisture loss. Experiments in 1898 and 1899 show gains of four to seven and a half bushels per acre, indicating a substantial yield increase from this practice.
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Watch pays for itself with proper purchase
Guessing at the Time Do not pay in hours lost to watching. A watch saves time and money in weeks when bought at the right place. Huesgen's jewelry store on Fourth street offers Elgin Waltham Dueber Hampden Milton and Seth Thomas watches with a three year guarantee.
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Elgin
Waltham
Dueber Hampden
Milton
Seth Thomas
H. Huesgen
Fourth Street Jeweler
Clover Month Roars Through Sweet Tone at Jewelry Store
Locals recall a period nicknamed Clover Month marked by charm and calm hours at a downtown jewelry store. Patrons describe warm service and careful care of precious items during the special campaign.
Old Settlers Organize Devils Lake Pioneer Association
The Devils Lake region plans a mutual benefit association for residents who lived there before July 4, 1883, the date of the first railroad entry. A meeting is set at the Chautauqua grounds for forming committees and selecting members, with 400 to 500 eligible residents listed or expected to join.
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Devils Lake
M. Devaney
Edmund Denovaney
Ole Espedel
John Fairbanks
Lewia Furetineau
Furstineau
Flummerfelt
Thos
Flynn Jas
Fitzpatrick Martin Gulseth T
Gi John Gresens
Albert Getts
W. Greene John Graham
Gordon Henry Hale
Frank Hornett
Andrew Huseby
H. E. Hoadley
Horne Jas
Horne Art Horne
Hoadley
John Hunter
Heerman
Capt
Jacobson
Isarel Johnson
Fred Johnson
J. A. Jacob
Chas. Johnson
Jamieson
John Johnson
Kelly Dan Kelly
John Knudzon
J. W
Kelly
Kent d Lohnes
J. G. Lamoreaux
Richard LaRue
Ea LaRue
Lewis LaRue
John LaRue
Geo, Leavitte
Fred Locke
Geo
Locke
McClory
McCormick John Maher
Gnd Morgan
Madden
Miller Norman Morrison
H. A. Nicholson
Chas
Nelson Noonan
B.D. Norton
Gus Naltimier
H. A. Naltimier
John Norbury
Willotis
Andrew Olson
Re Palmer
Joe Perkins
Frank Pitcher
Pattee Immett
Frank Prosser
A. Percival War
Pitts
Ubert Roberts
Rood
John Raeder
B. Regan
Peter Rogan
Dan Rogan
Jaba Boman
A.C. Rainboth Richards
Roger W. J.C. Richter
J. H. Smith
T. C. Saunders
Jas
Stewart John Sjoberg
John Stoeser
Wm, Stoeser
Lewis Stoeser
Stoeser
Pete Stoeser
Carl Stoeser
Valentine Stoeser
Wr. Stoeser, Jr
Andrew Stadew
Schnitter
John Schmidt
John Schlaberg
W. G. Samuel Snore
David Turner
Tim Ole Torvick
Herman Thompson
T. P. Thompson
Thomas John Thos
Halvor Thoo
Thompson
al Frank Vanderlinden
John Ven Liew
John’ Venoidi
P. Volden
Hans Voldeu
Romi Vilandri
Lawrence Wright
Albert Welch
Thos. Welch
R. J. Walker
Gol. Gov
Wilson
P. J. Woods
John Young
A. O. Whipple
Jake Wolf
Im. Webster Wee. Wilson R Wagness
Wis Lewis Zimmer
Chas. T. Zanich
Spicy Dispatch Miscellany From St Paul Page
A collection of satirical lines attacking political figures and events. The tirade jabs Republicans, Bryanism, and press matters, referencing Mafeking defenders, Pettigrew, South Dakota, and Dom Paul while weighing editor views and public discourse.
Severe cyclone and cloudburst strike Enterprise area
A Gulf coast storm sweeping through southern Mississippi caused extensive damage. Wires are down, several residences and a bridge near West Enterprise were destroyed, and the storm cut a 200 yard wide swath through town. Widespread property damage and injuries are reported. full details will take days to compile.
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New Onieaye
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Enterprise
Migs
West Enterprise
A. O. Hands
Battlesburg
Ellaville
Karel
Plague Conditions Active Phase Passed in Hawaii
A Marine Hospital Service report from Honolulu up to March 31 lists 70 bubonic plague cases with 60 deaths, 9 recoveries, and 1 in pest hospital. Of the deceased, 32 were Chinese, 8 Japanese, 16 Hawaiian, and 4 white. The active phase seems past, with efforts to stamp out plague continuing alongside other sanitary measures. Since March 7, two new fatal cases were recorded.
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Honolulu
Washington
Hawaii
Marine Hospital Service
Carmichael
Harvard to Welcome Cuban Teachers With 7000 Dollar Fund
Harvard University has voted to raise 7000 dollars to welcome 1450 Cuban teachers. Superintendent Frye telegraphed General Wood to coordinate travel. 5-6 army transports will carry the party to Boston and later Chicago. Judge Taft, Philippine commission head, arrives in San Francisco. commission to sail on Hancock soon.
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Boston
Frye
General Wood
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Welome
Washington
Root
Chicago
Taft
San Francisco
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Expedition Across Isthmus Sparks Colombia Costa Rica Tension
April 12 report from Wastineros notes General Herreraa's revolutionary expedition from Nicaragua landed at David on the Pacific coast near Panama. Colombian minister Calden and Costa Rican minister Salvo say the aim was not to attack Costa Rica but to overturn the government after landing. Caldon has heard nothing since, but suspects plans to seize the entire region.
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David
Pacific
Etrip
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Benor Caldon
Stamp Shortages Lead to Tobacco Seizures in San Francisco
Five hundred pounds of plug tobacco from a St Louis firm were seized in San Francisco stores for under stamping. Packages weighed from 1 3/4 to 2 ounces but stamped as 1 2/3 ounces. Collector Thomas says the fraud is widespread, costing the government about 50000 dollars annually. A general search for under stamped packs has begun and excess weight tobacco will be confiscated.
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San Francisco
Internal Revenue
St.Louis
Thomas
Frick and Cramp to unite in Carnegie armor line
The Evening Post reports in informed circles that Cramp interests plan to buy Frick out of the Carnegie Steel Company, with anticipated close dealings and a $100,000,000 bond issue seen as preparing for the larger business expected from the Cramp connection.
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New York
the Evening Post
Carnegie Company
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Great Laken
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Cramp Connection
UNDER LEE'S COMMAND MERGES HAVANA AND PINAR DEL RIO AGENCIES
Washington April 12 The president orders unifying the Havana and Pinar del Rio departments under General Fitzhugh Lee with Quemados as headquarters confirming his military remit and leaving civil affairs to others General Ludlow previously directed Havana and Quemados hosts the garrison site
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Pinar del Rio
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Quemados
Ludlow
Department of Havana
Department of Pinar del Rio
Lee
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