People Rule in Politics Says Depew Address
The passage cites Senator Depew of New York at the Union League of Philadelphia arguing that the people hold power in politics. It asserts Roosevelt’s refusal to run again is sincere, yet warns of pressure for a third term and claims genuine public support for his administration proves the people’s supremacy over self serving politicians.
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Senator Depew
New York
Union League
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Dela Bere Edges Rich on Colonelcy in Local Consolidation
The Seldon Enterprise merges with the Progress of Seldon, the editor moving to deliver the goods for subscribers. The Progress asks readers to be patient as it rebuilds, announces a new cylinder press installation, and promises improved printing with the merged paper.
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Seldon
Progress
Enterprise
Fratermay
Judge Davis Remarks Stir Inter Ocean Debate
Readers of the Inter Ocean weigh in as Judge Davis comments on Nan Paterson who faced bail and related discussion follows about lessons from the case.
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Inter-Ocean Care
Ite
Dadge Davis
Taf Nan Paterson
Fae
Leazon
Misplaced confidence in judges and national alliances noted
A reflective editorial criticizes judges who let personal bias taint justice and warns against public scandal mongering eroding respect for the courts. It also observes shifting continental alliances in the Mediterranean, jokes about monuments for Pelican Point opponents, and chides Chicago business delegations influencing Devils Lake trade.
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Gene Davis
Nan Patterson
Unclear historical figures spark public alarm rhetoric
A garbled early 20th century style passage mingles Roosevelt Taft and Obama with market fears and incidents. It references canal supplies, Colorado bears, a Chicago strike, trials of Nan Patterson and Dr. Koch, and calls for cautious foreign policy toward France amid a neutrality debate.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Wall Street
Obama
Chicago
Nan Patterson
Dr. Koch
Morton County Charged Over Public Printing Bids
The Mandan Republican reports Morton county has been agepett by not issuing public printing under competitive bids. It notes other counties face the same issue and urges reform to ensure fair bidding practices.
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Mandan Republican
Morton County
Missouri Residents Unaware of Local Ties
A cluster of Missourians remain unaware of a local connection, with several individuals lacking knowledge about regional affiliations and community ties within the state. The report emphasizes gaps in awareness among residents regarding their own locality and heritage.
Fragments From A State Editorial Page In The Past
A column of assorted opinions and quips notes Joseph Cannon travel to Roosevelt, a call for reform of trust money, and various mockeries of public figures. It mentions Grand Forks, North Dakota, and local press life, with sharp asides on politics, war rumors, and cultural anecdotes. The tone is caustic and humorous, reflecting a candid editorial miscellany.
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Roosevelt
North Dakota
Red Men Hold Great Pow Wow on Reservation Hills
A Native American council on a reservation celebrated receiving their first payment from the United States. The gathering on the council ground near the lake featured a council fire, traditional attire, and formal seating while Gov. Sarles cigars and ready made goods were present. The event marked a moment in the fading era of the western tribes as many attendees recalled older customs and roles.
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United States
Bloek
Krutheimer
Thas
Fragmented Damaged Text Offers Unclear Local News
No coherent events detected. The readable lines reference dynamite, cough remedies, and a Studebaker display, but the fragmentary OCR yields no identifiable people, places, or dates to form a coherent news item.
Senior Class Picnic Aboard Reservation Trip
The senior class at the high school enjoyed a May picnic at Sulley's hill on the reservation with nearly forty attendees including juniors and Prof. Griebenow. The day featured a late start, a lake shore lunch prepared by the lady seniors, sightseeing, a drive to Cheutaaua Park, and cheerful class yells as they returned safely after a minor incident involving a frightened young lady.
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Sulley’s Hill
Griebenow
Cheutaaua Park
A.o
Ion Ei
Third Trial for Dr Koch Ordered in Mankato
Gen. Childs for the state announces a third trial date for Dr George R Koch in Mankato this week. Bail is set at $20 000 and Cray notes two juries disagreed, but the proceeding may move forward with July 6 as the new trial day.
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George R. Koch
Gen. Childs
Mankato
Aim
Cray
Childe
Evite Sander
Beede
Sale of Valuable Residence Lot and Premises
A somber sale lists the desirable residence and adjacent land parcels. Prospective buyers are invited to review the property details and matching terms. This notice outlines the purchase action, involved party, and estimated location.
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Desir
Ite
Loty
Deaver
Ped Prem Land
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