Norway Declares Dissolution of Union with Sweden
Norway's storthing dissolves the union with Sweden and empowers the council of state to act as government. The king's refusal to sanction a consular bill sparks protests. possible succession candidates include Bernadotte or Denmark's Prince Valdemar. Denmark shows sympathy with Norwegian demands. King Oscar telegrams opposition.
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Council of State
Storthing
Norway
Sweden
Christiania
Stort
State Council
Gra
Gustave
Oscar
House of Bernadotte
Valdemar
Christian
Denmark
Stockholm
Michelson
Czar's Answer to Roosevelt Peace Talks Sought
St. Petersburg reports a council of ministers meeting at Tsarskoe Selo. They instructed Russia to learn Japan's peace conditions and telegraphed directives to ambassadors in Washington and Paris. The move signals Russia's openness to negotiations via the peace process.
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St. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
Tsarskoe- Selo Palace
Washington
Paris
Russia
Japan
A Mixup on West Seventh Street Dispute
Col Creel surveyed west Seventh street to settle a land dispute. The line shows Mr Gillerlain’s house intrudes about two feet on Judge Henry’s lot while County Treasurer Baker’s new fence occupies nearly a foot of the judge’s west side. J Q Adams finds trees planted on his lot border Gil leralin’s land. Judge Henry demands breathing room.
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Col. Creel
West Seventh Street
Mr. Gillerlain
Judge Henry
Baker
J. Q. Adams
The Country Merchant's Snap
The country merchant notes a recurring snap by houses sending duns monthly and drawing on him at sight. He says when he sends a bill to a farmer the man swears and stops trading at his store, leaving the merchant hard up for cash.
The Merchant Voices a Cage of Heavy Demands
A stressed retailer laments constant requests for advance cash from mail order houses and raffles, while rival Montgomery Ward avoids such pulls. He worries about bad debts, high bank rates, and pervasive labeling of greed as wrongdoing, as he contemplates a $350 sight draft due tomorrow.
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Montgomery Ward
Low Rates to Cuba From Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Ask Jno M Beall G P A Mobile and Ohio Railroad St Louis for particulars as to the new steamship service and rates to Havana.
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Jno
M. Beall
G. P. A. Mobile and Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Havana
Good Fishing on The Reservation
Chas. Smith, Fred Craft and Mike Doheney drove to Wood Lake for a fishing trip and camped over the weekend. They counted 131 fish when they opened the bags. Other parties fared less well, but Wood Lake is praised as a beautiful spot on the reservation with clear springs and biting fish.
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Chas. Smith
Fred Craft
Mike Doheney
Wood Lake
Excursion to Chautauqua Grounds Sunday June 11
Trains will run to accommodate the crowd for a Chautauqua excursion on Sunday June 11. Proceeds from the trip go toward a G A R monument to be erected. All are invited to attend and benefit from the event as a community gathering.
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Chautauqua Grounds
of Neh Wills
Sewing Machine Needles For All Makes At Ghee
Sewing machine needles are available for all makes at Ghee. Customers can find a range of sizes and types suitable for domestic and industrial sewing machines. The shop promotes replacement parts and expert guidance for proper needle selection.
Dandelions Threaten Devils Lake City Law Abatement
A letter urging immediate action against dandelions warns the weed will overrun every lawn and premises. Citizens are asked to destroy plants locally and the city should appoint a man to clean streets and alleys to prevent a widespread infestation.
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Devils Lake
Black Smallpox At Bowbells
Reports indicate black smallpox is prevalent in Bowbells. Abe Smith a machinist died from the disease and his family members are ill. Nurses from Minot have been summoned to Bowbells and measures are being taken to prevent spread of the illness.
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Bowbells
Abe Smith
Minot
Advertised Letters at Devils Lake Post Office June 10 1905
Remaining uncalled for letters for the week ending June 10 1905 at Devils Lake Post Office will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within fourteen days. Addressees urged to call and say advertised. Names include Bayson T Mahoney Julia Bang Annie Barbean P Pullen S W Egge John Price Mrs John Finley Chas Pillion Mrs V Gaffke ES Peterson P C Harris J A Stensgaard Anna Holland John Sanderson M E Johnson Theo L Tyree Ruth Thompson H Mackey J H Wonond Mrs Madden Michel Weaver Mrs M and others.
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Devils Lake
Bayson
Mahoney
Julia Bang
McArais
Annie Barbean
Pullen
W Egge
John Price
John Finley
Chas _—Pillion
V Gaffke
ES Peterson
P C Harris J A Stensgaard
Anna Holland John _ Sanderson
E Johnson
Theo L Tyree
Chas Johnson
Ruth Thompson
H Mackey
H Wonond
Madden Michel Weaver
Church of the Advent Whitsunday services announced
The Church of the Advent lists Sunday next Whitsunday events. Holy Communion at 8 AM, Morning Prayer and Sermon on True Patriotism at 11, Sunday school after, a 12:15 session, and evening service at 8. Address on Eternal Life to be given by Rev. E C Johnson, with D F Bangs as superintendent.
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Whitsunday
D. F. Bangs
E. C. Johnson
Latest Count In Piano Contest Reported
County Judge Henry announced the latest piano contest tally on Wednesday with results listing Miss V Halverson and Miss Lillian Coy among the participants and a final count shown below.
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Henry
Endes Ced
Secret Lodge
Barberias
V Halverson
Lillian Coy
Unclear Gold Contet Weekly Note in June
Fragmentary OCR text references a Gold Cemtest week ending June 1 and a Lutheran Church mention. Details are unreadable and entities are uncertain. no clear event, date, or names can be established from the fragment.
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Lutheran Churchi
Iss
A Modern Miracle Bow the Citrlonan Keeps His Hat On
In a stormy London setting a coachman weathering violent wind and rain holds his topper firm. The writer muses on why hats stay fixed, proposing possible tricks or natural resilience, admitting uncertainty yet marveling at the hat in windy chaos.
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Citrlonan
London Graphic
Nippon Samurai Honor Code and Prisoner Duty
A passage discusses the Japanese samurai ethos, contrasting pride in duty to country with perceived dishonor in captivity. It cites Adachi Kinnosuke and a Leslie's Monthly piece, noting samurai aim to fulfill duty to emperor, and that dishonor equals failure to complete one’s work.
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Isamurai
Adachi Kinnosuke
Leslie's Monthly
Gorgeous South American Insects Inspire Quick Capture
An Englishman visiting New York recalls how in British Guiana collectors need only call a coolie boy with a killing bottle to trap insects. He notes many specimens break during capture, but perfect ones still justify the effort and cost.
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British Guiana
New York
the Tribune
Georgetown
Ao Coolie
For Sale Barn Outfit with Horses and Buggy
Dr. J. H. Moeller offers a complete barn outfit for sale including horses and harnesses. Items may be examined at the barn on East 5th Street as a bargain.
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5Th Street
J. H. Moeller
Mystery of Long Lost Father Baffles Richmond Family
Richmond resident Hannah Dickinson receives a Missouri Junction note claiming her father Jesse Dickinson died there decades ago. The story traces a vanished 1864 butter churn inventor, the Dickinson family’s extended ties, and a Missouri university reentry by Alligon of Booneville seeking engineering and surveying study, with age and local connections noted.
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Richmond
Mia
Hannah
Missoura Junction
Mont
Thane
Jesse Dickinson
Notheing
Washington
Dickinson
Eishe More
Charles Dickinson
Isaac
Montana
Isaac Dickinson
Missoulm
Robert Dickinson
Solomon Dickinson
Los Angeles
Calarg Brothers
Plug or Hubby Divorce Plea Over Tobacco Chewing
A Sedalia Missouri man seeks a divorce from his wife on grounds she chews tobacco. He says it is a terrible burden for a wife to choose between her husband and a plug of tobacco.
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Sedalla
Pittsburg steels for huge tunnels to New York city
Large air driven boring machines for the Pennsylvania railroad tunnel project between the Hudson and East rivers near New York are nearing completion at the Leetsdale works of the Riter-Conley Manufacturing company. Each 160 ton cylinder houses a 24 by 16 foot boring edge and is built of triple thickness steel plates. The machines will be assembled locally and shipped to New York in sections. Pittsburg asserts its leadership in major steel projects and rapid execution.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Hudson
East Rivers
New York City
Leetsdale Works
Riter-Conley ‘Manufacturing Company
Rivera
New York
Pitta=burg
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