North Dakota District Court Summons in Ramsey County
In the Second Judicial District Julia C Arnold sues Oliver C Wyman Zachary T Mullen and Wilson J Van Dyke in Devils Lake North Dakota. Defendants are ordered to answer the complaint within thirty days after service or a default judgment will be entered. Burke Middaugh attorneys for plaintiff dated November 12 1902.
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State of
North Dakota
Ramsey
Second Judicial
Julia C. Arnold
Oliver C. Wyman
Zachary T. Mullen
Wilson J. van Dyke
Devils Lake
Burke & Middaugh
Growth of luxury in America after the Civil War
The article traces the slow rise of luxury in the United States from the early republic through the Civil War, noting that most people lived plainly while wealth grew with new fortunes. It highlights gas lighting, better water, and urban land value as drivers, describing early nouveau riche as modest, not flamboyant, until scarcity and display challenged old social norms.
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America
Republic
Jack Of-All-Trades
Charles NI
Milionaire Stakea
Saya
Ainslee
East
New York
Washington Square
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Boston
Beacon Street
Man Confronts Arrogant Waiter With Threat Over Service
A Chicago man, vexed by poor service, paid his bill and warned the waiter to avoid him in the future. He threatened to bounce an oak chair off the waiter’s head if he returned, ending the exchange as he left the restaurant in a wrathful mood.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Science and Industry Facts From Global Reach
In Paris there are 1316 factories and 1900 coal output reached 767,626,000 tons worldwide. A Jena factory uses surplus hot water for nearly a thousand baths weekly while German conductors add four to six dollars monthly. A New York acre valued at $283,000 is the richest farm, a Civil War station site, and a Norwegian steamer reports halibut and lange cod catches at 200 fathoms. Incandescent lights waste 95 percent as heat. a lamp in water can boil water. James Dewar warns English science lags in practical use compared with Germans and Americans.
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Paris
Jena
Germany
New York
West End Avenue
Riverside Drive
North Sea
Norway
James Dewar
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Belfast
England
Complaints on Stamps and Duels Across Nations
Reports describe stamps in books of 24 and 49 sticking to paraffin sheets due to poor wax. $12,000 damaged books turned in after a Washington circular allowed redemption. Separate Swiss university duels sparked by student honor codes resulted in cuts but no serious injuries. police rarely intervene. Also notes cartoons about substitutes for coal and art gallery humor.
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Post Office
Washington
Atlantic
New York Post Office
Switserland
Switzerland
Zurich
Bremgarten
Berne
London Times
N. Y
Street Cars as Vectors for Disease in Big Cities
An article argues that crowded street railways spread tuberculosis and other infections through vitiated air and sputum. It urges compulsory overcrowding limits, regular disinfection, and stronger health authority actions, noting Philadelphia’s limited car disinfection with carbolic acid as insufficient for all contamination sites.
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Interstate Medical Journal
Hannum
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Union Traction Company
Cheap fuel in Germany fuels industrial recovery and briquette detail
The article notes German briquette production from brown coal peat and coal dust, praising cleanliness ease of use and cheapness. It explains a syndicate controls most production across 31 firms, with 1,566,385 tons output in 191, plus non-syndicate goods totaling 1,643,416 tons and an average price of 3.16 dollars per ton.
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Germany
Pungent Paragraphs and Witty Quotes Across Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and puns from multiple papers, including remarks on a sea demon, Hamlet, a lighthouse, reading a lib ly, and a two faced remark. It cites jokes about library thefts and a coal filled cellar, reflecting light, satirical verse, and newsroom quips from Indianapolis News Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Record and others.
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Indianapolis News
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia Record
New England
Plain Dealer
Beryl
Ethel
Sibyl
Baltimore Hérald
Beetem
Barnes
Boston Transcript
END OF A Stick ChaiR
A Detroit Free Press account features two men recounting a man’s stage struck son and a long tale of a Roman nose. They discuss family, a past stage career, and the son’s future, alongside old notes on Italian conserva and Crescens the trotting horse.
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Stage-Strick
Detroit Free Press
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Penn
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A. Rackner
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G. W. Jamieson
Gen @ Diner
Science and Industry
Belcher
Nuritch
London Exchange
Crescens
John McCartney
George H. Ketcham
Toledo, .C
National Magazine
Ketcham
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