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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
3
The issue reports Hos P H Revere named United States district attorney, 466 homestead filings at Devils Lake land office between April 1 and 13, and editorial opinions on war support, Cowan, and McKinley administration. It comments on Maine and Cuba war momentum and critiques the State Enforcement League’s critics.
Congress passed a resolution by 322 to 19 authorizing the president to use land and naval forces to end the war in Cuba and establish a stable, independent government there, aligning with McKinley’s recommendations.
The Inkster Tribune defends newspaper support for the Chautauqua to be held at Devils Lake next July, arguing it is a state organization worthy of North Dakotan backing. It notes the association is financially burdened, ready to pay for ads later, and urges loyal readers to assist now. Also notices seed potatoes for sale at Cooperative store with varieties guaranteed pure.
Washington physician Dr Rogens May, longtime Devils Lake Chautauqua figure, returns from Cuba where he describes harsh Spanish conduct in Havana and recounts a White House talks with President McKinley. He reports Cuban autonomy votes manipulated, reconcentrados starving, and U S. intervention as a looming reality.
Fifteen entries filed at the Fargo land office in one day. Farmers from Nebraska move to North Dakota while Jamestown plans a new state bank with capital of 5000 dollars. Bonds, taxes, and local developments unfold across Grand Forks, Jamestown, and Valley areas amid storms and crime notes.
The Chicago Times Herald recounts Byron's courtship with two proposals to young ladies, noting insincerity in the union forged for public drama. The poet mar ried the surviving claimant, faced ongoing criticism, and his wife endured vilification in print as reports of Fare thee well echo through readers in Europe and America.
The article explains metal fatigue from repeated stress and recovery after resting the material or tool. It notes that metals may regain properties if movement or loading is paused before fracture and cites edge tools like razors improving with long-term storage. It suggests duplicating tool sets for continuous use.
The article recounts a theory on the origin of the Gordoud people tied to a supposed gold treasury buried by King Olovia in Gourdon near Aquitaine. It notes historical ties from the eighth century, including a duke of Gourdon as constable of France, and preserves dialect snippets from a New Jamaica dialogue illustrating distance perception.
A half bred retriever saved a girl from the river near her home, triggering a debate in a sporting book about too much praise and fault finding. The narrator notes social pressures to overprotect creatures and restrict river use, with even anglers being warned away to avoid rescue.
A Philadelphia barber notes men care about haircuts but fear tense home life. He recalls a wife who accompanies her husband, offers postural head critiques, while another client’s spouse watches and comments. The chat turns to divorces and restless couples, with everyone commenting on relationships.
A disjointed historical anecdote describes President Lincoln debating cabinet appointments tied to religious denomination. Lincoln quips about orthodoxy while Seward and bishops discuss Episcopalian representation, revealing tensions over church ties in government and prompting investigation by a well respected Christian Advocate.
An oblique social scene follows a concert where Miss Highrocks complains about a poor mood and attire. The piece shifts to a local editorials note on inland transport in Brazil and praise for CW Greene a new Dr King s New Discovery agent. It ends with a quack remedy ad promising refunds and a cold cure.
Help wanted notice seeking a suitable person for housework duties at a residence. Applicant to contact Mrs. 8 L. Wiowm for details and application.
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