NEWS FROM THE WORLD AND CONGRESS
A compact digest reports Senate debate on a proposed department of commerce, defense bills, and a resolution thanking Admiral Schley. House action includes the urgent deficiency appropriation bill and sympathy for South African republics. Domestic items note canal costs, crimes, fires, tax changes, and labor movements worldwide.
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Department of Commerce
House
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Hanna
Teller
Scheepers
Mason
Congress
Schley
Santiago
Clark
Committee On Agriculture
Foreign affairs and royal notes in early 1900s press
The Reichstag heard Chancellor von Buelow praise the United States drawing cheers for America. Archduchess Elizabeth renounced throne rights to marry. Queen Victoria’s death anniversary and Edward VII’s accession were widely observed in England. John Redmond opened the Irish debate with a fierce attack. The Chinese emperor hosted foreign representatives in the Forbidden City. An earthquake shook Chilpancingo Mexico. Cuba is defeated near Panama. Balfour denies Boer peace proposals authorized to speak for them.
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Reichstag
von Buelow
United States
America
Elizabeth
Austria
Victoria
Edward
England
John Redmond
Forbidden City
Chilpancingo
Mexico
Cuba
Herrera
Panama
London
Balfour
Kitchener
Coal Ship Offers Devils Lake Agent Post
Great Northern Coal Company seeks a responsible agent at Devils Lake to handle sales of lignite coal at two dollars ten cents per ton freight paid in carload lots. Fargo contact A Wheelock, secretary and treasurer. Also notes cold remedies and local ads including hay bail, garden rental, and cigars.
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Devils Lake
Great Northern Coal Company
A. Wheelock
Sec
Trens
Fargo
N. D
Excursions to Eastern Canada Begin on Annual Sale
Tickets go on sale at $40 for annual excursions to Eastern Canada starting December 2. Contact The North-Western Line for Minneapolis and St Paul to Chicago service with four daily trains. Details on routes, timings, and stops provided by traveling agents Chas. J. Gray Winnipeg and A. M. Fenton Grand Forks.
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North-Western
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Chicago
Baport Stars
St.Epal
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Chas. J. Gray
P. O. Box
Winnipeg
Man
A.M. Fenton
Dacotah
Grand Forks
N. D
Contest Notice in United States Land Office Grand Forks
Laurens J Wehe and J Weehe contest Abner T Woodard homestead entry No 10m for the southeast quarter of section 20, township 158, range 62. The contestants allege no building or improvements on the land and that Woods absence was not Army service related. Parties must appear at the United States Land Office in Grand Forks North Dakota at 2 o clock to present evidence.
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United States Land Office
Grand Forks
Nec
Laurens J. Wehe
J. Weehe
Abner T. Woodard
Abner T.woodard
Abner T. Woodar
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
United States
Iwo
Mortgage Sale Notice from Devils Lake Ramsey County
Mortgage notice from Alexander Butters and Ann Buttars to O L Engen foreclosing a mortgage recorded 1900. Sale at Devils Lake courthouse February 8 1902 at 2 PM. Description covers SW quarter of section 6 and NW quarter of section 12 in township 153 north range 63 and 64 west containing about 320 acres. Due at sale is $1700.34. Attorney for mortgagees Srozz Serumgaed.
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Alexander’ Butters
Ann Buttars
Mortgagors
O. L. Engen
Rameey
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Ramsey
N. W
U.S
N. D
Notice of Expiration of Time for Redemption
Notice of Redemption expiration for Ramsey county North Dakota land deeds. Two parcels assessed in Edward Joustson and Edward Tollefson names were sold at the Ramsey county tax sale in December 1898. Redemption figures include 102.70 and 1408 dollars with costs to accrue. expiration dates May 10 1972 and January 1 1902 respectively. All under county auditor seals.
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Edward Joustson
Ney
Ramsey County
North Dakota
N. D
Ricks
Exon
Rameey County
Edward Tollefson
Range
Raminty
Enid Tana
Barney
B. Hicks
Eaid Vale
Molach
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Friar's Point
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Joliet
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Sewall
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Kansas City
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Florida
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Canada
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Devile Lake
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