Admirals remarks on Japan reflect learning from the west and moral code
A Tokyo era remark notes Russians faced fog sea and sun during a clash after the Togo victory. The admiral praises Japan’s restraint, discipline, and patriotism, contrasting it with Western influences and calling Confucian ethics a foundation of Japanese society. The piece lauds loyalty and a code of conduct guiding the nation.
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Togo
Russia
Japan
Confucius
Nippon
Spain
Norway Declares Independence From Sweden
The article notes Norway dissolving the union with Sweden and establishing its independence, marking a major act in a time of nation formation. It emphasizes the historic shift from a long-standing quasi union to a sovereign Norwegian state.
Norway and Sweden Faces Old Dual Union in New Clash
The article argues Norway gains independence from Sweden after decades of a loose union, aided by a strong national spirit and education. It notes Norway’s commerce success and Sweden’s agricultural focus, with conflict over consular control and political influence. It lauds Roosevelt style diplomacy as pivotal in resolving tensions.
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Gan
Norway
Sweden
Kiven
Riging
Storthing
Lexington
Roosevelt's Brand of Diplomacy in Peace Conference Victory
The article lauds President Roosevelt for shaping a peace conference between Japan and Russia as a major American diplomatic victory. It credits him with fair, direct leadership and an insistence that outside powers stop dictating terms, marking a shift in how treaties are negotiated.
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Sculture
Washington
Roosevelt
Peole
Japan
Russia
About that club and city enterprise push
The Inter-Ocean editorial urges reform of the Business Men's club to enhance city enterprise without changing officers. It calls for clearer funding by requiring profit-seeking parties to contribute to investigation expenses, praises delegated authority, and cautions against influx of chronic critics while seeking new vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Ocean
Men’s Club
Japan Excels in Peace After War Victories
The article extols Japan as superior in peace terms than in war, asserting Russia submits to her, and praising Japan for seeking an equitable settlement rather than harsh demands. It likens Japan’s magnanimity to Grant at Appomattox and calls Japan greater in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Grant
Lee
Appomattox
Mart Adson Advances to General Passages Agent
The Inter Ocean reports Mart Adson has been named general passages agent for the Duluth and South Shore railroad. He earned the promotion by merit and is expected to rise further, potentially to president of the road.
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Inter Ocean
Mart Adson
General Passages
Duluth & South Shore Railroad
Mart
Fragmented letter column mocks a failing publisher
A damaged passage derides publication quality with crude boiler plate mockery. The writer claims advertisers in the sheet should sue the publisher for money obtained under false pretenses.
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Airaetlisers
Bleuredeyers
Russia seeks two months armistice amid battered negotiations
The message notes Russia proposing a two months halt while criticizing opposition, using a vivid simile of Japan in the corner with injuries to argue that pride and draft opinions hinder any ceasefire. It argues community backlash and resilience against concessions.
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Russia
Armistica
Japan
Fragments Reflect Local Wit And World News
A jumble of critiqued issues and civic observations includes comments on Japan Russia and justice, road and park maintenance, banking oversight, and Roosevelt. It notes local praise for newspapers and adds odd quips on funerals dice and bail procedures, ending with a proposed summer-chautauqua for teachers.
Hats Off to Jordan North Dakota Patronage Praise
A brief North Dakota praise column credits Jordan and the weekly press for their notable support. The note implies ongoing patronage as a form of thanks, reflecting local sentiment about media contribution to the region.
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North Dakota
Fargo
North Dakota Editors Plan Portland Fair Visit
North Dakota editors who planned a collective trip to the Portland fair face difficulty. Railroads are expected to handle the travel this year, with limited cooperation from other parties.
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North Dakota
Portland Fair
Crakia
Col Grant
Northwest Dream Property Promises Country Indpendence Near City
An executive committee seeks a three year holder with rail transport ties and land features described as ground floor and large upstairs spaces, a 100 barrel cistern, 86 by 36 foot cellar, good outbuildings, stable room for 50 head, 51 shade trees 30 feet high, and a heating plant. Located in Devils Lake area, inquire of J. N. Miller for details.
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Beat
J. N. Miller
Devils Lake
N. D
For Sale Prime 20 Acre Property Near Deaf School
For sale a distinguished 20 acre tract adjoining the deaf school on the north near the city. Fourteen acres of the best pasture land, balance fenced. Entire property under good fencing with five acres newly fenced. A splendid seven room house included.
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Stubbe
Land Sale Ad from Devils Lake County
Snap in land Ongé quarter, no 7-157-62. Unimproved. Price 2550 dollars. Splendid quarter and the best bargain in the county. John Daely 221d Devils Lake North Dakota.
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John Daeley
Devils Lake
N. D
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