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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1900
Page
3
Traine go north on the Cando and St John branch Monday Wednesday and Friday at 3 00 p m evening Monday Wednesday Friday at 7 00 p m On the Bottinean branch trains go north Monday Wednesday Friday at 45 p m returning Tomday Thursday and Saturday at Duin.
A roundup of city updates and notices from Devils Lake includes Allie Bond traveling to Minneapolis for a pharmacy course, property sales near the J. E. Watt residence, and real estate interest rising in the region. Local editors, business moves, upcoming Yeomen picnic, railway engine news, and sport with Devils Lake and Grand Forks draw crowds. a candidate for Ramsey county sheriff announces an independent bid.
The summer baseball tournament failed to repay the promoter Mayor Brown but offered the best local view of the national game. Cooperstown beat Devils Lake 9 to 1 as Fisher of Minneapolis pitched poorly for Devils Lake. Grand Forks defeated Devils Lake 14 to 8 with Earl Clemmons pitching for the locals. A rematch between Grand Forks and Devils Lake was set for Saturday morning with each side contributing 50 dollars, play halted at noon after Fisher again struggled and the score stood 5 to 1 for the Forks at the fifth inning.
The article argues Filipino insurgents will not cease hostilities until after the presidential election. It blames Democratic leaders for encouraging the Aguinaldo faction to keep fighting to aid their political aims. It claims Bryan’s potential victory would end the insurgency, while McKinley’s win would extinguish it. General MacArthur is said to have delayed relief in China due to Democratic moral support for the insurgents.
A three year old bright bay gelding with a white stripe on the forehead and white on both hind feet was last seen Saturday night August fourth with a rope on its neck. If found, return to J. W Waitrorp in Devils Lake North Dakota.
Advertises the Burlington Limited from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago with splendid compartment cars and home comforts including an electric heater for curling irons. Advises readers to insist on Burlington tickets when purchasing rail travel.
A Victorian-era note warns that the Po delta growth may dry the northern Adriatic, eventually leaving Venice landlocked. Professor Marinelli predicts 100 to 120 centuries before the sea recedes completely, with about 198 square miles gained over six centuries. No immediate alarm, but Venice’s future as a waterbound city is in doubt.
A dialogue reveals Sue cannot play yet Tommy urges her to perform a piece she promised to play for visitors. She forgets the title, and Tommy is sent to bed as the scene ends.
A prisoner explains to the judge he sought a light, easy way to earn at home. The judge delivers the full sentence. Separately, a described contrast notes Dutch fishermen securing caught fish while French fishermen let fish die. Cairo’s streets lack gutters, making rain give the city a Venice-like look.
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