Mail Train Wreck Near Rugby Injures Dozens
A rear end collision at Rugby between the mail train and a stock train injured twelve severely and bruised many more. Ranchers Owen Fergus and Roy Fish, constructors Theo Jeffries and Hebert Long among the injured, with several others treated at General Hospital. Doctors from Rugby joined rail crew to aid victims, two possibly fatally hurt, others expected to recover. Authorities work to determine wreck cause as surgeons care for the injured in this city.
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Rugby
Owen Fergus
Geyser
Montana
Thos, Cleary
Great, Falls
Mont
Roy
Splonkopp
Tagé
Gara Fish
Brute
I Hebert Long
Minot
Geo. Evans
Geo
Campbell
Malta
Werner Brower
Belt
Wood Petersen
Rainsford
Theo
Jeffries
Devils Lake
Fanna Este
Hubert Long
Drs.a, M. Call
Hii M. Collins
General Hospital
St. Louis
Preas
NEW TIME CARD OUT FOR GREAT NORTHERN SERVICE
New time card effective between this city and Grand Forks introduces Westbound 01 and Eastbound 102 trains. The Westbound departs at 8 00 a m arrives Grand Forks 11 80, while Eastbound leaves Grand Forks 3 45 p m and 11 05 a m. Train No 15 is at 1 15 p m and 4 20 p m. Last mail arrives 5 20 p m. Canada train departs 2 25 p m. Aneta branch services unchanged locally.
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Great Northern
Forks
Grand Forks
City Purchases Jacobson Sisters Fur Store
At Monday's city meeting the council completed formalities to purchase the Jacobson Sisters fur store at 1% W. Gilbertatin's location. The move aims to resolve city hall needs by negotiating sale of the old hall and building a new one on the site.
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Jacobson
Cwo
W. Gilbertatin
City plans new chamber and fire department site
The city cites inadequate current quarters for council chamber and fire department apparatus and argues Devils Lake is expanding rapidly, justifying a forward looking move to safeguard future needs.
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Fire Department
Devils Lake
Ninth Annual Ramsey County Sunday School Convention
The ninth annual convention of the Ramsey County Sunday School convenes at Starkweather Methodist Church on Monday and Tuesday, November 8 and 9, with a full program of devotions, welcomes, lectures, discussions, papers, business, and a grand rally. Notable speakers include Rev. W. J. Pitman, Rev. John Orchard, Mrs. Ole Rudser, Prof. R. L. Colvin, and Rev. T. A. Olsen among others. The sessions cover teaching methods, temperance, teacher personality, and the relationship between Sunday School and home, ending with prayers and benediction.
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Ramsey County
Starkweather
Robt
L. Colvin
W. J. Pitman
Geo. O. Long
Eilen M. Stone
Bulgaria
John Orchard
North Dakota
Sunday School ‘Association
Nero Yaomme
Romill
Baymoon
Ole “ Rudser
Ell
Lodge
A. M. Powell
Temperance
Wm. . Buck
Sunsday School
W. J. Shively
Hye
Chidren
Rey
Watford
Methodist
R. L. Colvin
A. A Bailey
T. A. Olsen
J. A. ‘Haig
Byron Alden Fahl
W. W
Barrett
Republicans Gain in Varied Elections Across States
Across the nation Republicans won key races while Democrats held few breaks. Massachusetts and Rhode Island reelected Republican governors. Virginia elected a Democrat. New York City chose Mayor William J. Gaynor, a Democrat, and Philadelphia reforms failed to end the local Republican power. New Jersey Republicans held their gains. Indiana yielded several victories with Samuel Lewis Shank elected mayor of Indianapolis and the GOP ticket returning. Massachusetts elected the narrowest margin in memory. Rhode Island re elected A J Pathier over Olney Arnold. Pennsylvania saw major battles in Philadelphia with Republicans prevailing in statewide offices, including treasurer and auditor general, and Samuel P Rotan re elected district attorney. New Jersey's legislature remained in GOP control. New York State’s assembly tilts Republican by about 38 seats.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Virginia
New York City
William J. Gaynor
Philadelphia
New Jersey
San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Indiana
Indianapolis
Samuel Lewis
Shank
Bay State
A. J. Pathier
Olney Arnold
Federal Court Sessions Hear Bankruptcy Declared
A Fargo tied federal court with Judge Amidon presiding convened in the city. H W Vanderhoof petition for bankruptcy was granted. Honey Bros versus Great Northern Rail case ended with a verdict for the railway company for 210.92 dollars with interest from April 4. The Hi Astys sewing case proceeded the next day.
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Federal
Amidon
Fargo
H. W. Vanderhoof
Honey Bros. Va
Great Northern Railay
Honey Bros
Edmore
Railway Company
Hi- Astys
Singer Sewing Machine Co
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Rolonkeny
Ramsey Drug Go
Kelly
Avenue
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Senate
Assembly
New York State
Federal Court
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