Webster News Roundup Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Frank Baldwin missed illness this week while Jos Hostetter of Bisbee visited town. Easter plans include a Presbyterian luncheon and service with a children’s program. Starkweather rail work, Lakota GN line progress, a local baseball team formation, and community visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkweather
J. T. Coates
Presbyterian Church
Alex. Cockburn
Kansas City
Wm. Haig
Webster
Ladies of Webster
Baliwin
Sasaay School Fund
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Grace Kollar
Willie Swain
Inez Kollar
Ivan Wartenbaeger
Harry Ecklund
Bar Ellis
Christ Reizneth
Thax Kollar
Helen Millar
Dora Becklund
Annie Millar
Oe Kollar
Lena Howett
John Eliason
Bemidji
Montgomery
Herbert Lewis
R C. Babcock
Ada Kennedy Visits Lake as Clark Deal Files Claim
Ada Kennedy a Lake visitor last week. Clark Deal filed on a claim while in Minot Wednesday returning next day. Nosey Hunter and J Bol Gifig of Weaver were in town.
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Ada Kennedy
Sad Death of Mrs. Clara H. Clark in Cincinnati
Mrs. Clara H. Clark of Cincinnati died after an illness following an operation. Telegrams reached Mrs. Oliver Evans in Willmar Minnesota and her sister's passing was conveyed as she traveled. Mrs. Clark studied art in Europe and was fondly remembered by local friends for her talents and kindness.
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Oliver Evans
Clara H. Clark
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Evans
Clark
Mr. Evans
Willmar
Minn
Unclear Entry Seeks Purchaser in Old Bay County Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dubious request or notice mentioning purchase, April, and a place likely related to Bay County. Readable elements are insufficient to identify persons, organizations, dates, or a concrete action.
Japs Cut off Coal Supply
Dispatches from the China Sea report Japanese naval actions cutting coal to the Russian squadron under Rozhdestvensky. Without fuel the Russian fleet drifts toward vulnerability as it seeks shelter near the Cochin China coast, hampering pursuit and combat readiness.
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China Sea
Toga
Rojestvensky
Cochin China
Hongkong
Annam
Advertised Letters at Devils Lake Post Office
Uncalled for letters for the week ending April 22 1905 remain at Devils Lake Post Office. If not claimed within fourteen days they will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of the letters should refer to advertised.
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Devils Lake
Local Figure List Names Read At Vague Event
A pasted roster lists individuals including Adams HH Knight SR Aarsley Jennie LaGell Mrs Geo Biddle Geo Muets Edes Lourds Baily RD Newmann A W Carlson Mrs Ino A Olson N J Casper Alto Rothka Mrs M J Dahl Chas Reegan Jas Elsworth Mrs G Schnehagen H Heisler Adam Smith Mrs Lizzie Johnson Louis 2 Vamville Harry. The fragment shows a sequence of names and titles without clear context.
New Books for Library Catalog Listing Various Titles
A reader notices a selection of new library volumes including The Undercurrent by Robert Grant and The Clansman by Thomas Dixon. Other entries mention The Masquerader by K Thurston and The Fugitive Blues by Chas B Stewart, with scattered names and partial titles.
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Robert Grant
Thurston
William Ashe
Alice
M. C
Robert A. Bannett
Thos
Dion
Irgit
Chas
B. Stewtewart
Steamship service suit details reach low baths partnullis
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Jno M Beall, GPA, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, St Louis and a steamship service dispute. Readable items indicate requests to supply or clarify parts of the case and references to Hayans or related interests.
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Gupy
Jno
Russian Fleet Divided a Possible Trap for Togo
Naval experts in London on April 19 weigh a Hong Kong dispatch claiming Rozestvensky split his Second Pacific Squadron. Only part sought Kamranh Bay for coal and resupply as Togo eyes Formosan waters and Kelung base. France tightens neutrality rules in Indo China while Tokyo warns Japan may take action if Kamranh Bay is used.
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London
Hong Kong
Rojestvensky
Kamrahn Bay
Togo
Formosan
Kelung
Cochin China
France
Paris
Indo-China
M. Beau
Admiral de Jonquieres
Saigon
Kamranb Bay
Kamranh Bay
Watera
Tokio
Jiji Shimpo
Madagascar
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
Hayashi
Baron Sugematsu
Baron Kugematsu
China
Godotat
Ron
Rponsthie Brenetmen
Franeg
Roosevelt hunt reports and court trial headlines mix in April dispatch
President Roosevelt’s hunting camp news reaches Secretary Loeb as courier Elmer Chapman shows a fresh bearskin from the hunt. Nan Patterson goes to trial again for Caesar Young murder amid a packed New York courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Charley Penny
Newcastle
Loeb
Elmer Chapman
Colorado Midland
Chapman
Mr. Loeb
New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Talesman
Strayed Mare From Devils Lake Sought for Reward
A sorved mare weighing about 1000 pounds is missing from E. Trippe's premises in Devils Lake since Sunday April 9. Information leading to her whereabouts will earn a reward.
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Devils Lake
Trippe
Markets Reported by Edwards Wood Co Minneapolis
The Markets column notes Duluth No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern flax prices. includes references to Devils Lake and a report by Z H Baker on No 2 Northern Flax. The fragmentary text cites regional grain and flax market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards, Wood & Co
Devils Lake
Z. H. Baker
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Great Bargain Times
Webstar
George Swain Weer
Frank Baldwin
Jos, Hostetter
Bisbee
Rheard
C. J. Lord
Curt
Jon
D. Kennedy
A. G. Maurer
P. F. Meharry
Grandpa’s
Nick Kitch
A. C. Sather
Justice Court
Kitch
Lewis
Mr. Kitch
Mr. Resler
A. O. Sather
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Hoessie Jar
Margynton
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