Republican insurgents threaten party unity in North Dakota politics
In North Dakota, D R Streeter laments factional strife within the Republican party. He argues insurgents should accept the majority's will, avoid allying with Democrats, and unite to support a united presidential bid in 1908. He warns continued factionalism harms the party's strength.
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Miller
Allen
Spalding
Bismarck
Roosevelt
Herald
House
Senate
Grand Forks Herald
North Dakota
Insurgent Bosses Fall From Their Own Bomb
The piece notes insurgent candidates in North Dakota failed after urging Republicans to back Democratic candidates. James McCormick of Ramsey county and Senator Maynard Crane of Griggs county are highlighted as victims of their own campaigns, with losses showing the perils of cross party appeals and public backfire.
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Supreme Judge
North Dakota
James McCormick
Insugent
Ramsey County
Sarles
Knauf
Grand Forks
Ramsey
Jimmy
Maynard Crane
Griggs County
Macdonald
McCumber
Crane
The British Toastmaster and Banquet Compared
The British banquet differs from the American by having a toastmaster handle order and arrivals while the chairman presides. A large voiced professional calls the arrivals at the doorway and later directs silence and toasts to imperial figures. Speeches are drawn out, with occasional wit, and turtle soup is said to be similar. The toastmaster earns ten dollars per night.
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New York
New York World
Saint Louis IX and the Mansura ransom in bezants
The article recalls Louis IX surrendering with his forces at Mansura on April 5 1250, with 1,000,000 bezants demanded, Moslems settling for 800,000. Louis’ release via Damietta cost 100,000 marks, roughly £146,000 today. It notes the value of bezants and a grim tale of Louis’ embalmed corpse on return to France.
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St. Louiis
Louis IX
Ait Mansura
Damletta
Louis
Tunis
Aubery
France
Branding records of cattle and horses across multiple owners
A list of livestock brands tied to owners in towns such as Braddock Hazelton Winona Linton Emmonsburg Westfield and Hampton. Entries note cattle and horse brands including letters numbers and symbols like JB 73 X G and 4 on various body parts with notched ears and shoulder marks.
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Allen
H. W
Braddock
de Joseph
Winona
Andrus
Dale
Herman—Linton
Baker
Livona
Bakker
Anne—Hull
John—Hazelton
Baumgartner
John—Strasburg
Baxter
Boettcher
F. W
Eureka
Cattle
Benz
August
Brooks & Barkley
Hampton
Burbage
James
Brummell
Weatfield
Chapman
Hurzelton
Davis
J. B
Hazelton
Doerschlag
Lewis—Braddock
Dornbush
Loule
Westfield
Fischer
Jakob
Exeter
Frederick
Jas
Gravink
H.—Westfield
Wm. P.—Hull
Hansen
A.—Hazelton
Haggard
Ben—Emmonsburg
Hauser
Jacob
Hart
Jerry
Horace
Huse
Raven
Hore
Klabunde
Kurtz
Postie
John
Putnam
Rathbun
J.—Linton
Renekers
G. W.—Wertfield
Rush
M.huntelton
Smith
F. D
Spaulding
Harrie
Gayton
Laverly
Geo. A
Todd
Tracy
van Soest
W.—dull
M.—Hlull
Weller
A. M
E. C
Hampton Lores
Whalen
Strasburg
Wollmann
Feater
DPD
Hazelton Caith
A Glimpse of Carlyle Bread Lesson at Street Crossing
An elderly Carlyle man stops at a street crossing to rescue a crust of bread from mud. He explains with tenderness that bread should not be wasted, noting sparrows or a hungry dog will benefit from the crumb.
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Carlyle
Dex
Tur Twin Vit Mr on Monday Rapids
A fragment lists a Monday event in Twin Rapids with a person named Linton and a 3 percent figure. The readable text suggests a notice or brief item about a wanted work matter and a price or rate. Further context is unavailable in the legible lines.
Tyson’s Slugger Breaks Through in Par Hitters Race
Ole Tyson leads a crowded field in the par hitter event with a dramatic early surge. Fellow contenders include Son Fre and other local players as spectators watch the tension build toward a decisive finish.
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Jones Bros
Postoffice Building
Linton, N. D
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Bet
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Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Paper OF
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Missouri Slope
Red River Valley
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Clark
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Caney
D. W
Compaan
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Coover
C. E
Glencoe
Davis Bros
Beaver Creek
Macnider
William
Morford
Muench
Emmonsburg
Naaden
Clarke
Orses
O'Flynn
Johbn
Petrie, A. L
L.C
Winchester
Vollock, R. Y. & Sons
la Grace
S D. Cattle Jd P
van Heukolom
Westfield Cattle
Travis & Elliott
W.E. Petrie
Nortit Dakota
General Merchandise
Linton Construction Company
Fort Yates
Sutagio Linc
Obermeier
Soh
Linton Bakery
A.M. Britts, Prop
John Peterson
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Emmons County Abstract Compay
L.A. Wrathreny
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Emmons Coesty Farm
EU Surety Co
Gady
Count Line Enginee
R Francis Jaszkay
Twelfth Street
Nismar
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Eee
Tive
Attor
Hood
Catalete
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