Notice for final proof by William J Webster in North Dakota land claim
Land office at Devils Lake North Dakota November 3 1903 notice is given that William J Webster has filed for final proof to support his claim for lot 1 section 16 and lot 1 section 14 township 455 range 64 before the Register and Receiver at Devils Lake North Dakota on December 9 1903. The witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are Ole Leet William E Goozee Fred Coykendall of Devils Lake North Dakota and Joseph J Stuart of Webster Ramsey County North Dakota. Ole Seramgard Register
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Devils Lake
N. D
U.S
Devile Lake
William J. Webster
Ole Leet
Wm. E. Goozee
Fred Coykendall
Joseph J. Stuart
Webster
Ramsey County
Ole Seramgard
Notice to Creditors in Holbrook Estate
Notice to creditors for the estate of Charley Arthur Holbrook of Devils Lake North Dakota warns all claimants to present their claims to executrix Margaret C Holbrook at Brennan Gray law offices Devils Lake within six months after first publication. Judge sets deadline for filing proves claims against estate.
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Charley
Arthur Holbrook
Lste
Devils Lake
Romsey
North Dakota
Charles “Anthun Holbrook
Brennan & Gray
Ramsey
Margaret OC
Holbrook
Charlee Arthur Holbroot
Eaccutrix
North Dakota District Court Summons in Parsons Case
In Second Judicial District North Dakota Robert Parsons sues Louise M Parsons. Defendant must answer within thirty days from service and file with the court. failure to appear may result in a default judgment. Dated Edmore North Dakota, attorney for plaintiff Det. Ab 1808.
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State of North Dakota
Rameey
Second Judicial District
Robert Parsons
Louise M. Parsons
Edmore
Morth Dakota
Det
Notice of Complaint Filed in Ramsey County North Dakota
On the 20th day of Oct A. D 1903 the complaint in this action was filed with the clerk of the district court of Ramsey County North Dakota by L. J. Wehe attorney for the plaintiff.
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District Court
Ramsey County
North Dakota
L. J. Wehe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Buyback Guarantee
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers West & Trax Walding Kinvan Marvin attest to J Cheney and Co of Toledo as honorable and able to fulfill obligations.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
West & Trax
Wholesale Druggiste
Walding, Kinvan & Marvin
Wholesalo
Rebels Attack Fails Near Santo Domingo Capital
From San Domingo Santo Domingo Nov 17 rebels failed to take the capital as fighting raged around the city. The United States cruiser Baltimore landed marines to guard American interests and guards were posted at the legation, consulate, and steamboat agency. Washington said a general attack occurred last night with the city under insurgent fire and ships reporting improvised defenses and ongoing danger.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
Baltimore
Washington
State Department
Powell
Kenneth M Clark Likely Challenger for 1904 America's Cup
Kenneth M Clark of Coates limited appears set to challenge for the 1904 America's Cup under either British racing rules or the New York Yacht Club rule. Clark, a longtime director with extensive transatlantic business ties, comes from a family with a quarter century of Scottish yachting. George L Watson is expected to design the yacht if Clark's challenge is permitted.
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Kenneth M. Clark
George L. Watson
Mr. Clark
New York Yacht Club
Clark
Coates, Limited
Atlantic
Bryan in England May View Croker but Skips Politics
Queenstown Nov 19 W J Bryan arrived in England looking well after the voyage. He awaited mail, received an invitation from the American society of London to attend a banquet at the Hotel Cecil, which he would accept. Asked about meeting Richard Croker, he said his stay was brief so it was unlikely but possible. He declined to discuss Chamberlain’s fiscal policy.
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Queenstown
W. J. Bryan
American Society of Lontén
Hotel Cecil
Richard Croker
England
Chamberlain
Americans Land in Juhytal Abyssinia Expedition
The United States Abyssinian expedition led by Consul General Skinner arrived aboard the gunboat Machias at Juhytal French Somaliland. The party will depart by tail for Addis Ababa as the governor hosted a dinner and reception for the Americans. French authorities afforded a cordial greeting and the U S flag was raised at government house and other buildings.
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Juhytal
French Somaliland
United States
Skinner
Machias
Adis Abeba
Abyssinia
Revolt Halts Ottoman Advances in Yemen and Mokha
Turko-Arab conflict reports from Constantinople indicate revolting tribes repel Ottoman forces as they push toward Podiada and Mokha. Concurrent Vatican news notes Cardinal Merry del Val appointed prefect of the Sacred Palaces, centralizing papal administration.
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Constantinople
Stare of Yamen
Podiada
Mokha
Merry del Val
Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
Vatican
Carpenters in India Need Better Tools and Precision
A Casier's Magazine summary on Indian carpenters notes recurring faults such as neglect of accurate measurement, tool care, and time value. It urges training to produce labor saving, well-made tools, proper grinding, mounting a grindstone, and mastering gauges to ensure uniform sizing and effective workmanship.
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India
Casaier
Aphorisms On Virtue And Human Nature
A compact collection of moral maxims from Bulwer Cowper Dibbes Young Plutarch Locke and Breele. The text presents reflections on mistakes greed gratitude and the weight of kind words. It ends with a garbled line about using cause and effect and consequence.
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Cowper
Dibbes
Plutarch
Chicago Street Car Strikers Threaten General Walkout
Chicago news reports a threatened general strike by street car workers amid arbitration demands. Mayor Harrison and a mediation committee pressed for arbitration as unions warned of concerted action, with police-protected lines operating amid tension and cold weather.
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Chicago
Harrison
Cold Wave Deepens Across Northwest and Montana
The cold wave persisted with severe conditions across the West and Central states. In Montana temperatures fell further as a major cold spell continued, with twenty six degrees below zero reported at one point in the northwest region.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Montana
Peculiarities of Worms and Their Senses
The article notes that many creatures lack traditional sense organs yet perceive light, sound, and chemicals. Worms have no eyes or ears but respond to light and music, and bluebottle flies locate meat without a nose. It argues that organisms can sense without recognizable organs, challenging assumptions about senses.
Thief Cleverness in Court Leads to Remarkable Theft
A magistrates clerk had his tie pin stolen during a court appearance while a Birmingham man years earlier lost his coat in a similar manner. In a striking case at Gherkeowani the burglar hid diamond rings under his tongue as police searched him, passing one ring to his wife in the cell before being apprehended.
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Birmingham
Gherkeowani
Rig
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