PROGRAM C T U State Convention Held in Devils Lake
The program outlines a two day Devils Lake gathering of the C T U with officers and speakers listed. Friday sessions include reports from executive committee and field workers, musical numbers, and addresses by local officials and evangelists. Saturday opens with a prayer service and called to order.
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Devils Lake
Cal
L. M
Hoport
C.J . Alle
Bila
Shi PY
Hope
Ise Elizabeth Preston
Tower City
Eal Solo
Fred Cairns
Emarks
Addie Carr
Mattie Mench
Bulock
U. Home
Lise Preston
Alice Cummings
Womens Temperance Convention Program Highlights
Fragmentary program notes detail sessions from a North Dakota or similar temperance gathering. It lists multiple speakers, devotional periods, reports from departments, and various county and district activities across a multi day schedule with prayers, addresses, music, and memorial services. Strong entities includeMrs. Lucy Brown, Mrs. Ella F. Kippy, Mrs. Ada Unruh, Mrs. Louise C. McKinney, Devils Lake, Grand Forks, Crary, Wahpeton, Larimers, and Washington D.C. as the convention destination. The fragment references White Ribbon activities, district reports, and a Diamond medal contest with admission and a closing consecration.
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M.A. Garry
Dora Stanton
Grand Forks
M. Stebbins
Fairmount
Katherine V. King
Inkster
Mary B. Calderwood
Crary
Marguerite Moulton
Wahpeton
Lizzie Larimore
Larimers
Mra
Ts Wylie
Deny of Mercy
Margaret Honey
Park River
M. E. Roberts
Flower Mission
Grace Parker
Pembina
Laura B. DeWeese
Legal Department
J. H. Knox
Ahpeton
L. i
Muir
M. E. Slater
Tion
Emma F. Vail
Lord
Mrs. King
Mattie van de Boga
Ramvey county candidate rants in Kurnul's Kolum tirade
A rambling political broadside masquerading as a column mocks multiple parties, boasts grafts and perpetual office bids, and lampoons voters with self exaggeration. The speaker, portraying a defeated figure, touts promises, cigars, and backroom tricks while railing against party control and urging support in Ramsey county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
State Senate
Bismarck
Congress
Tae Koryut
More Miners Quit in Anthracite Strike Surges
Philadelphia readers report day two of the anthracite strike shows 118000 idle out of 141000 workers, with operators disputing the union totals. Coal prices rise 25 cents per ton, dealers add 50 cents to consumer prices as tensions mount in the Lyken district and nearby regions.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Harrisburg
Lykens
Dauphin County
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Mauch Chunk
Shamokin
West End Coal Company
Mocanngna
Wilkesbarre
Urwen
Father Phillips
Mitchell
Hazleton
Schuylkill
Lackawanna-Wyoming
Scranton
Lackawana
Altoona
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Cleveland
P.M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
German note pushes China peace terms and punitive aims
Berlin reports a circular demanding delivery of those responsible for outrages as a prerequisite to peace talks with China. Von Buelow defends German aims while contrasting Emperor William’s orders. London commentary notes Britain and allies press for return of Li Hung Chang and warn against leniency toward China. Waldersee arrives in Hong Kong and travels to Shanghai. In London, Chamberlain flags war merits and future settlement as central election issues.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
China
Count von Buelow
Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Germany
Count Vor Buelow
William
Freisinung Zeitung
London
Count von Waldersee
Daily News
Russia
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Daily Express
Lord Salisbury
Emperor
Taku
Hertha
Eng
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonies
South Africa
Roosevelt Special Train Arrives in Butte Mont
Gov Roosevelt with his party reached Butte on Tuesday afternoon and was warmly greeted. He spoke at Columbia garden in the evening signaling a notable campaign stop in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Butte
Mont
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Mazie Stevens
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Meehames Cook
Elizabeth ‘Reston
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Ary Carey
LA. Garry
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H. Smith
Fmma F
Cora Larimore
T. L
G. W. Ryan
Adj
Flora’ Naylor
Edgar
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Tox
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M. Waddell
J. 5. Kem
Toca Union
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Lucy Brown
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J. Bromley
Well
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Della R. Mandigo
Fargo
Carnieal
J. C. Smith
Asselton
Faunsenool
Necia Buck
Union
Bertha Gunderson
Ella F. Kippy
Ruth
Minnie @. Cook
Marie B. Haas
Dora L
Louise C. Kkinney
Maza
Cora Adame
Yocat Solo
Ferdina
Miraper
Minnie
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Rhodenbeck
Ada Unruh
National
Louise C. McKinney
Janette H. Knox
Edgar LaRue
W. Ryan
Janette Knox
J.C. Smith Ami
Inetta G. Kee
Ada Unrub
Mary Haig
Pealce
J. O'Neile
McKinney
Washington, D.C
Maude
Adams
Musi
Ayer
S. S
H. Borden
Saumaville
D. R. Johnson
Blackshear
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Kurnul
Kolum
Ramvey County
McAdoo
Audenred
Yorktown
Coleraine
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