Current Week of Legislature Tracks Bills and Debates
The legislature focuses on passing bills with priority on op tions prohibition and primary election reform. The bucket shop bill advances to the governor while a state normal school to colleges change faces strong opposition. Other measures include county pay rules, dancing bans, crop lien proposals, bank capital regulation, and state fair issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Stade
Herbrandson
Ramsey County
Lee
Fragmentary note hints at passage of medicine ad policy
Fragmented OCR suggests a newspaper discussion on sides taken for a policy about medicines and its likely path toward becoming law.
Water supply and railroad growth for Devils Lake area
A historical note discusses building a Great Ice House at Devils Lake to secure freshwater piping for rail routes. It argues the city’s water supply is essential for continuing railroad expansion and maintenance, predicting economic benefits and a reshaped regional trade with the Turtle Mountain extension. A prominent local businessman, tied to the city by residence, asserts prospects have never been brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Turtle Mountain
The Situation in Russia Describes Worsening Internal Strife
A historical report notes persistent turmoil in Russia with widespread peasant discontent and a spreading strike. Repression by the government includes imprisonment and exile, while reformist Czarist leaders appear weak. The Eastern war’s relevance fades amid domestic unrest. A separate listing advertises Havana steamship fares and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Jeczar
East
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Whipple
E. Baird
Routier
Union Central Life Insurance
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. H. Bell & Co
Ffashion
WM. Wilson
Prop
Sevilla Bus and Transfer Line
Postoffice
J. Q. Adams
Lake
Ouby
Jno
M. Beall
G. P
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Sts. Louis
Havana
Huesgen
North Dakota
Nels W. Hawkinson
Eall
John Downy
Devils
Hodgkinson’s
P. Brainard
Rees
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