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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
1
Keeps on hand side boards chamber suits tables chairs bedsteads extra mattresses and springs in fact everything usually found in a furniture store. Your custom is respectfully invited. Call and examine my stock when you are in town.
Tap Utah Mormon, Roberts, was refused admission to the lower house by a vote of more than five to one for having three times as many wives as the law allows. Goebel, contesting Taylor’s Kentucky governorship, was shot and dangerously wounded by an assassin in the capitol grounds at Frankfort on Tuesday.
A LaMoure Chronicle note criticizes the Tur Grand Forks Plaindealer for reprinting the Record article on the Hanson death, alleging misdated Fort Yates content and misrepresentation as a telegram. It contrasts American sympathy for the Boers with imperial war history.
Ex-Com missioner McLain writes a recollection of General Lawton, once his schoolmate during Civil War era days. The piece presents Lawton as a quiet, capable man both in youth and in later life, a veteran of Civil War service, Indian battles, and the Luzon campaign.
In recalling the Philippines campaigns, the passage notes Gen. Lawton as a resolute figure who faced dangerous tasks without shirking. It portrays him as a great man, combining bravery with leadership.
A World War I era led item contrasts the Philippines with the South African conflict. It describes Gen Buller’s relief attempt at Ladysmith, the battle at Spion Kop, and disputed casualty figures. It includes a connected recounting of Gen Lawton’s life, early service, and Medal of Honor actions, and ends with a farmer Whalen stone explosion anecdote in Indiana.
A fragment mentions Porkhurae B meseh and Restau rs in Eu rs theo ace tai cate mons count, urging a Panes audience. Names and details are garbled, but the notice signals an invitation event at a regional restaurant or market venue.
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