Battle Reflections At Manila And Political Echoes
Fragmentary account recalls Admiral Dewey’s position and Filipino resistance in Manila Bay, noting readiness and restraint. It praises Gen. Harrison Allen’s Republican support in North Dakota and condemns critics while marking Lincoln’s birthday as a holiday with broad observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebéral
Procoe
Pivus
Ad- Dewey
Gen
Otis
Penny
pAbat
Aguinaldo
Manila
Dewey
Sagebipi
Aesistants
oRisk
Manilis
Filipinco
Lampman
Noche
Bronctyre
Inter-Ocean
Bilof
Barrison
Republican Party of
North Dakota
Bro. Lampmad
Allen
Pe Rey
Gen! Allen
Dakotas
Matehood
Republican Party
Han Taw ‘Qiaie
Finn
Harrison Allen
Yespera
Volunteers in Manila Seek to Complete Task for Uncle Sam
The Volunteers in Manila show resolve to stay until full satisfaction is achieved. The president recommends a cable across the Pacific to secure the mission's completion and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Uncle Sam
The Art Amateur February issue highlights color cow and California poppies
The February issue features an excellent color cow illustration by James M. Hart and a California Poppies plate. It also covers Kit Kat Club work, Joannes Carre Deva processing, Idecape Painting, Avi Penning Flower casting, wood carving and embroidery. Ceramic decorator pieces show mineral painting, high glaze tips, Russian enamels and bonbonniere designs. Interior decor offers bedroom and children playroom arrangements and carpet use. The Notebook and the collector, plus world art news, conclude the issue. Price senta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hart
California
Kit Kat Club
Joannes Carre Deva
Price Senta
J. W. van Oost
Union Square
New York
State News Items of General Interest
A compilation from various papers notes editors and editors excursion, North Dakota reporters and Manila dispatches, with criticism of state news coverage. It mentions a big Devils Lake fire and comments on Cuban self-governance, ending with a promotion for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic and remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boca
Sheldon Progress
Manila
Fairchild
Drayton Echo
Bonthern
Oakes Republican
United States
Blamarck Tribune
North Dakota
Truneman
North Dakota Regiment
Heitor Taylor
LaMoure Chronicle
Devils Lake
Cal
Argus
Plaindealer
Tinley
Golden Slope
Slope
Outlook for the Den Lake inna district business future
A financial letter from Albert M. Powell to a St Louis paper outlines a favorable economic outlook for Ramsey County North Dakota. He notes more settler activity, expectations of a larger population, and anticipated rewards for farm land investment, reflecting optimism for growth this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Powell
St. Louis
Powell
St Louis
den Lake
Inna
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Erenos Ma
Devils Lake land sale and settlers list proposal
Town notices show land sales in Ramsey and Towner counties with prices up to $15 per acre. Prospective settlers from multiple states list names and hail from Pennsylvania New York Indiana Iowa Michigan Ontario and more seeking Devils Lake country land via spring excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Towner
Apert M. Powe
Indiana
R. M. Starr
J. M. Foust
J. As Guernsey
J. G. Pista
Iowa
Johi Mn
A. Soderland
A. i Soderland
Johnson
J. Clemens
C. A. Bea
Michigan- En
Frank J. Pavice
Horatio Mr
Ww. Bray
Mike Alderman
Frank White
Remember the Maine observed at local G A R post event
February 15 designated as Main day by the local Grand Army post and the Womans Relief corps with an east wing ceremony at the Tower House. An audience of 150 heard addresses by Prof John A Haig attorney J F Henry Lieut N A Way and John N Miller. Songs recitations and a milk coffee and cake reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Nations
Tower House
Grand Army Post
Womans Relief Corps
John A. Haig
Eva Jones
J. F. Henry
Gladya Miller
Albert M. Powell
Gilday
Miss Gilday
Miss Elliot
Ada Pitot
Devile
Wineman's
Sacrificed to Blood Poison Horrors Revealed
A reader recounts the torment of blood poisoning, describing its transmission between generations and the desperate, ineffective medical efforts to cure it. The piece emphasizes the fear and irreversible damage caused by the disease as experienced in Montgomery, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sallie M. Prosser
Jereas
Go South This Winter Go South This Winter
The Louisville and Nashville railroad offers through Pullman vestibuled sleeping cars and elegant day coaches from Cincinnati Louisville St Louis and Chicago to Mobile New Orleans and the gulf coast Thomasville Pensacola Jacksonville Tampa Palm Beach and other Florida points. Perfect steamer connections extend to Cuba Porto Rico Nassau and West Indian ports. Excursion tickets for tourists and homes seekers are available at low rates from C P Atmore General Passenger Agent Louisville Ky for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousville & Nashville Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Louisville
St.Louis
Chicago
Mobile
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Thomasville
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Tampa
Palm Beach
Florida
Cuba
Porto Rico
Nassau
West Indian
C.P. Atmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln
Exiersott
Sleni
Burtscher Tailoring Company
John J. Burtscher
Hostetter
Devils Lake Country
R. H. Hala
Marion B. Cleve
Frances M. Dixon
Fdster Paton
The
Observer
Hansbrough
Renee Chimed Pettia—bat
Metcalf
Frances E. Willard
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Presbyteria
la Gripp
Eorge W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
A. E. Hodginson
Royal Army
England
Hood
A. G. Norris
Green
River
Wyoming
Minneapolis and
St.Paul
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Eastern
Sothern
Jas, C .Ponp
W. Greese
Christian Aderyor Society
Presbyterian Church
Pacusse Waoness
J. McMu
Bismarck
Graham's Island
Oleph
N. D
Javeland
Ohio
W. Greene
Maine
Avery W. Benxarr
Ole
Devil Lasia
Shah
Soper
P 'Kop
Pgenete
Cere
Havana
Santiago
Sen Tutigees
Cee Banan
Pop Ponos
Kingston
Jamalca
Fantee
S.S.S
Val
Swift
Georgia
Stade & Svee, Proprietors
4Th Street
Kelly Avec
Devils Lake, N. D
Sevilla House
Baughmam
Strictly Fine Toms
Devils
North Dak
Deal & Yoder
Bald
Devile Lake, Morth Dakete
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