Notable Deaths and National News Roundup
Retired Brigadier General Charles A. Gilchrist dies in New York. George Jacob Holyoke, secularist author, dies in Brighton. George W. Cushing tied to railroads and dies in Chicago. Dramatist P. C. Stephenson dies in London. Burdett-Coutts ill in London. Imperial Chinese commission arrives in Washington. Mrs. Richard L. Gorman dies in St. Paul. Rebecca Wagner dies in Toronto aged 104. Union funerals urged by New York drivers. Bob Fitzsimmons buys farm in New Jersey, turning it into a recuperation resort. Governor Carter of Hawaii gravely ill. Roosevelt hosts veto dinner for supreme court justices. Thomas Barber Bryan dies in Washington. Spanish aeronaut crosses Pyrenees. Philippines nominees favored for governor general and vice governor. Pope approves Portland bishop as readjutor archbishop of Boston. Business conditions improve with normal weather, patents urge more staff. Roosevelt declines pardon for Charles H. Cole. 1905 patent office needs more staff. Emperor William marks 47th birthday. Rhode Island attorney David S. Baker dies. Newport contractor William Underwood dies. Cardinal Gotti ill with pneumonia but improving. Japan likely to upgrade Rome legation to embassy. M Uchida to be ambassador to Italy. Fritz Kue inter commits suicide in Washington. Helen Newell dies in St. Paul. Minnesota land office nominee J. C Herman EORel. Ice harvests slow in Des Moines. Mrs. Frank Plumley dies in Vermont. Nominations sent for judge advocate general and ordnance chief.
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Charles A. Gilchrist
New York City
George Jacob Holyoke
Byrew
Brighton
Eny
George W. Cushing
Chicago
Northwestern
P. C. Stephenson
London
Clement Scott
Haroness Burdett-Coutts
Queen Victoria
Imperial Chinese Commission
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Henry Clay Ide
Vermont
John W. Smith
California
Philippine Islands
W. H. O'Connell
Portland
Japan
Boston
Dun
Roosevelt
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank of Boston
Congress
Commissioner of Patents
Fritz Kueter
Washington
Helen Pf. Newel
Stanford
Wel
United States
the Hague
St. Paul
J. C
Herman Eorel
Duluth
Frank Plumley
Northfield
George v8
William Crosier
Mechtet
Ordnance
Record of Congressional Proceedings and Local Election Filing Rules
The text recounts House and Senate actions on the joint statehood bill, eight hour labor waiver for Panama Canal workers, and pension bills, plus a column on a Kansas location noting a primary election set for Tuesday June 19 and filing fees for candidates, with specifics on petition requirements and percentages. It also includes a letter about James Casey and pension evidence.
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House
Panama Canal
Senate
Ware trial ends with guilty verdict on two indictments
Special Attorney Bush closed for the government in the case of Rev. George C. Ware charged with conspiracy in land frauds. At 4 25 the jury returned verdicts of guilty on two indictments alleging fraudulent land entries in Hooker county Nebraska. The maximum penalty is a 10 000 dollar fine and two years imprisonment.
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Omaha
George C. Ware
Bush
Hooker County
Nebraska
War Outlay Report Totals For Army and Navy
Tokio reports to the diet the total war expenditure from start of hostilities to September last. The army budget reaches 459 million dollars while the navy accounts for 7 million dollars in actual outlays.
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Tokio
Diet
Navy
Wheat and cattle price notes from Midwestern markets
Minneapolis and Chicago market summaries show mixed grain prices with Wheat May at 83 and July at 84 in Minneapolis and futures around 84 in Chicago. Cattle and hogs ranges are listed for St Paul and Chicago with steers 1.50 to 5.50 dollars and hogs about 5.20 to 5.45 dollars. Sheep and lamb values are noted, along with flax and butter price marks. Figures cover No 1 Northern wheat and assorted grades, plus futures for May July and cash bids in several markets. Inclusive of Duluth and St Paul updates.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
JOE WHEELER DEAD
General Joseph Wheeler veteran of both the Civil War and the Spanish American War dies of pneumonia at his sister’s Brooklyn home aged sixty nine He led Confederate cavalry then served as a U S Army brigadier general and fought at San Juan Hill in Cuba before serving in the Philippines
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New York
Joseph Wheeler
Spain
Sterling Smith
Brooklyn
Wheeler
McKinley
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Philippines
General Joseph Wheeler Laid To Rest In Arlington
General Joseph Wheeler, veteran of two wars and former congressman, lay in state at St. Johns Episcopal Church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thousands viewed the remains as brief services were held attended by the president and members of Congress. The escort included U S troops Confederate and Union veterans and Spanish war soldiers as the body moved to Arlington National Cemetery for burial with full military honors.
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Washington
Joseph Wheeler
Congress
United States Army
National Cemetery
Arlington
St. John’s Episcopal Church
United States
Braddock Blevities and Local Movements Note
Algot Carlson is reported to be in Cuba after leaving for Minneapolis. Staak returns from Wisconsin with brother Albert staying there for winter. Harry Easton comes from White Earth to begin a three month course at the A C at Fargo. The piece questions subscriber anger at notices of arrears and urges receipts to avoid bills.
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Staak
Hts
Wisconsin
Albert
Harry Easton
White Earth
Harry
A.C
Fargo
Hazelton Happenings and Local Letters in Jan 2 Issue
Local notes report Mrs. Gus Daffinrud visiting in town from Livona en route home from Linton. Barber Winterton suffers a weeklong bed with a painful dental abscess. Elsie Chroge visits her mother at Yeater hotel. Phil Peterson from Bismarck visits the uncle in Hazelton for a month. Chas Wagher from Aberdeen plans to move here in spring after homestead work in Dinbury. A discussion row over Capt. Gleason and Col. Lounsberry features letters defending Lounsberry’s war service and landwork. Patterson is criticized. The piece notes plans for whist games between Hazelton and Linton and praises Dr. Smith’s dentistry.
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Gus Daffinrud
Livona
Linton
Elsie Chroge
Yeater Hotel
Phil Peterson
Bismarck Tribune
Capital City
Robert Buchanan
Ed. McConville
Dale
Bismarck
Olin
Dakota Central
Aberdeen
Fig
North Dakota
Lottie Tillerson
South Dakota
Dr. Hogue
Ben Johnson
Ben
Linton Notes and Society Afield in Emmons County
Local notices detail movements of residents and visitors across Linton and nearby towns including Mull, Hazelton, Braddock, and Aberdeen. Meetings, such as the Ladies' Aid Society, church events, school talks, and a masquerade planned for February appear alongside market and entertainment notices at the opera house and roller skating rink openings.
Letter From Knox City Scout Shifts Home Sickness
A letter to the Record from Geo Saverly of Gayton describes his time in Knox City. He mentions homesickness for Emmons hills and vales, pleasant weather aside from mud, and plans for visits to Jefferson City and Ouioes. He also sends best wishes to friends and telegraphers. A separate local ad notes heavy draft horses for sale at Cherry Grove Ranch near Braddeck.
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D. A. Yeater
Cherry Grove
Braddock
Knox City
Medan
Geo. Saverly
Gayton
Emmons
Ouioes
Telelibors
Good Seed Lectures Train Invites Emmons County Farmers
Western agricultural college faculty members will give free lectures on Good Seed and Planting at Linton Friday the 2nd at Wall. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway provides a special train for the event. Tickets available through the agent OA Mile General Passenger Agent.
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Western Agricultural Colleges
Linton
Wali
Chicago, Milwaukee
Estrayed Horses Reported in Strasburg Area
In April 1905 two horses left a property, a bay pony with a circular brand and about 400 pounds, and a bay two year old filly with a white blaze. Both wandered from the owner’s place. a reward is offered for information leading to their return. Contact OL Breener in Strasburg for details.
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Brandon
OL Breener
Strasburg
Low Rates Announced for Navy Points Excursions West
On Tuesdays February and a February schedule greatly reduced rail rates apply to navy points West and Sorrawest for Mameseekers Excursions. Tickets limited to two or one days from date of sale. Liberal stopovers allowed. Inquiries to Fr. A. Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway.
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Navy Points West
Sorrawest
Chicago
Sw St. Paul
Ty Fr. A. Miller
Avent
Keirm
Grand Forks Herald Adds An Illustrated Sunday Service
The Grand Forks Herald expands its Sunday edition with illustrated features including children stories and timely articles. Walden Kawcett writes on Historic Weddings in the White House and Roosevelt Longworth wedding plans. The paper strengthens general news and offers mail delivery at 400 a year.
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Grand Forks Herald
Northwestern
Asco
Walden Kawcett
White
T M MacLachlan M D Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr T M MacLachlan, practicing specialist in eye ear nose and throat diseases, located in Bismarck North Dakota over the Bismarck Bank. Office hours include five hours 10 to 18 pm and 2 to 6 pm Sundays by appointment only.
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T. M. Maclachlan
M.D
Bismarck
N. D
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J. F. Scott
Delmont
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R. D P. Coonen, Sr
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G. H. McLain
Sand Creek
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Hague
Lynn
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Arived
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Linton Orchestra
Crate
Frank Bell
August Obermeiers
Lower Broadway
J. W. Wescott
Moscow
Idaho
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A. L
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Priday
Mitchell
Thurston
Maazelt
Bert
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Mr. F
Bert Chase
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Aberdeen Hospital
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Charles
Flaherty
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Ieee
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Barleigh
Morton
Olver
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Andrew Wolferlois
John
Anmirew
Mio
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Herolz Ranch
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