People vs Bosses in Roosevelt Third Term Debate
A Philadelphia Union League talk by Senator Depew asserts the public supports Roosevelt's presidency, warning politicians against claiming mass apathy. He notes the public likely to press for a third term despite Roosevelt’s stated refusal, underscoring the people’s supremacy in politics.
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New York
Union League
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Chicavolt
Thore
De la Berk Sees Change In Local Newspaper Ownership
The Seldon Enterprise is merged into Progress of the city. The Progress will deliver the goods to former Enterprise subscribers. Readers are urged to be patient as edits and printing arrangements change.
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Progress
Aes Linder
Aes
Fratermay
Peseaes
Poteri
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Narrow minded judges and public respect for the law
The writer argues judges must uphold impartial justice and avoid public scandal or bias. They warn biased jurists destroy respect for courts and invite anarchy, while noting national alliances shift with global conditions. A satirical Pelican Point bridge monument idea contrasts folly and spending in Devils Lake.
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Davis
Nan Patterson
Devils Lake
Roosevelt and Taft Plan Stirs Wall Street Panic
A confusing, critical note asserts Roosevelt and Taft proposed canal supplies purchases abroad causing fear on Wall Street. Mentions Obama delaying action, Chicago strike, and sensational trial references. Claims Morton County avoids public printing bids amid alleged widespread disease in county practices.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Wall Street
Manda Republican
Morton County
Missouri People Ignorant Of It Shown In Quote
A fragment notes that many people from Missouri do not know it and contrasts awareness among residents. The snippet hints at regional misunderstanding or ignorance without detailing the subject or source. no dates or organizations are provided in the readable text.
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Missouri
Fragmented 1900s North Dakota wit and headlines
A jumble of satirical and polarized items from the era Critiques of Joseph Cannon Roosevelt and press integrity mingle with melodramatic notes On a Grand Forks girl suicide attempt fiction about Cid Campeador and Nicholas The Japanese army draft and creeping death analogies appear alongside rail rumors and graduation oratory claims The tone veers between ridicule and curiosity toward political and social figures of the time
Wheelbarrow story revival teased in playful editorial
A lighthearted note questions whether it is time to revive the wheelbarrow tale. The snippet hints at renewed curiosity or humor rather than a serious report.
Great Pow Wow Of Indians On Reservation
Indians on the reservation held a grand council in their hill hall to celebrate receiving their first U S payment. The scene blended primitive and modern customs with chiefs, braves, and elders in a memorable gathering noted for its vivid ceremonial elements and lasting impression on non tribal observers.
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United States
Teresaneny
Fragmentary notice hints at a fire and health letter
Incomplete OCR text mentions dynamite related phrases and a personal letter from T. Grey of California about a wife suffering coughs. Messy source yields few concrete facts beyond scattered references to fire, explosives, and a health complaint.
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Flaming
Elen Long
T. Grey
California Ga
Peter Haley Faces Complex Real Estate Battle
Peter Haley is a real estate agent involved in a disputed transaction in Devils Lake. The case centers on a building block and a parcel tied to the Stodaval property, with various parties contesting ownership and terms.
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Peter Haley
Bui Freya
Senior Class Enjoy Picnic at Sallerat Hill
The high school senior class held a picnic at Sallerat Hill on the reservation. Nearly forty attended including Prof Griebenow, with juniors present. They traveled by carriage, dined near a lake, and visited Chautauqua park before returning safely. The day was peaceful and enjoyable for all.
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Sallerat Hill
Mned
Griebenow
Pasi
Chautauqua Park
Third Trial For Dr Koch
Dr George R Koch faces a third trial as Gen Childs presides. State attorney al Mankato reports the session ended with bail set at 20000 dollars. Cray schedules the indictment for July amid a tense courtroom dominated by discussion of the murder case and related tensions.
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George R. Koch
Gen. Childs
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