Hodgkinson Opens Finest Drug Store West of Chicago
A. E. Hodgkinson unveils a new store in Devils Lake featuring Quincy Show Case Works fixtures designed by Will A. Pfeiffer. The palace like interior includes plate glass show cases leather settees three entrances and over 100 electric lights. Travelers from Boston and Seattle praise the decor as tops west of Chicago.
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Chicago
A. E. Hodgkinson
Quincy
Illinois
Will A.pfeiffer
Theompany
Boston
Seattle
Devils Lake
Jones Divorce Case Before Judge Cowan in North Dakota
Congressman H Steanerson of Crookston argued before Judge Cowan for attorney fees and temporary alimony in the divorce action of Mrs A H Jones against her husband. The court set May 1 for payments including 200 for attorney fees and 300 for expenses plus 20 monthly temporary alimony starting May 1. Trial slated for the June term. grounds include cruelty. The husband counterclaims adultery with a horse jockey once employed by him.
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H. Steanerson
Crookston
Cowan
A. H. Jones
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Chambers
Andy H. Ines
Kathryne Jones
Amicable settlement talks avert Great Northern strike
In St Paul on May 18, negotiations between Great Northern officials and unions progressed toward an amicable settlement. The business men from St Paul and Minneapolis aided talks, with assurances no strike tonight and a conference set for tomorrow morning. Concessions reportedly offered focus on double headers and avoiding a nationwide disruption.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Messrs
Garretson and
Newman
Conductors’ Association
P. DeFiore
Northwest
Garretson
Business Men’s Committee
Ward
Business Men's Committee
Cooper
Business Men's Cognittee
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Ames Ex-Mayor Guilty Verdict Sparks Regret-filled Response
The Ames case jury returns a guilty verdict for Minneapolis ex-mayor, prompting surprise and regret. Observers blame bad associations and an unfortunate drink habit for his actions. Powell the Mail Insurance agent is urged as an insurer for farmers, underscoring caution about false mutual schemes.
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Minneapolis
Powell
Death of Charles Mulhalland in Grand Harbor Township
Charles Mulhalland aged 42, an old and respected county resident, died at his home in Grand Harbor Township after a relapse from asthma. He had recently returned from Arizona and was seen in town last Sunday. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church. He leaves a wife and sisters in Seattle and local relatives.
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Charles Mulhalland
Grand Harbor
Arizona
Farrel
Sara
Wanted Ice Wagon Driver for Miller and Baker
Short help ad seeks a good genial man to run an ice wagon. Requires willingness to work with good wages offered by Miller and Baker. 10-11.
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Miller & Baker
Tattooed Man of Lyons Reveals Life Story in Ink
A Paris report to the Inter Ocean describes a young man arrested in Lyons after a theft complaint. He stripped to show a full body tattooed with scenes including the murder of the Duc de Guise and President Carnot. His life arc includes birth out of wedlock, coastal work, and an artist who tattooed him.
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Atory
Lyons
Paris
Chicago
Duc de Guise
Carnot
Marseilles
Beaux- Arts
Evolution of soup courses in American dining history
The piece traces how serving soup in courses became a modern practice starting in Washington circles, inspired by France. It notes that before Polk, Americans served fish and soup separately and that soup was once seen as for invalids or the poor. General Scott’s soup quip is cited as a political liability.
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Washington
D. C
France
Polk
Winfield Scott
Lippincott
Republic
Empress Eugenie
Paris
Maryland
Virginia
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