Minnesota Man Quarantined Before Wedding Amid Smallpox
An exchange was quaran tined in Emmons County after contracting smallpox days before his planned wedding. The piece notes railroad merger trouble as Gov Van Sant and AG Douglas pursue federal action, with President Roosevelt poised to join in the suit. The Fargo Forum tone shifts as the merger fight deepens.
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Minnesota
Jim Hill
Guv. van Sant
Douglas
Roosevelt
Hill
Morgan Et al
Fargo Forum
Boy asks editor about marrying older sweetheart
A youth, aged eighteen, writes a country newspaper asking if he may wed a nineteen year old girl when he comes of age. The editor replies with a tongue in cheek forecast that the boy will always be younger in age, and suggests waiting until around twenty five when the woman would be five years his senior.
Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives in New York
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives in New York and is warmly welcomed before departing for Washington. The reception honors a leader of a great nation and reflects shared friendship with the United States, noting america’s strong German-born population and the prince’s respected character. The article also discusses reservoir filings and land-office activity after a two year window for construction. many filings canceled in the Bismarck district but renewed interest follows.
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Prince Henry
Prussia
New York
Washington
United States
America
Hohenzollerne
Frederick
France
General Land Office
Bismarck
Biswanck
N. D
Otice
Charles 8. Lane
District of North Dakota
Linton
Joseph Bosch
John Felderer
Dakem
V. Braddock
Kasimir Mustel
Georg Schmidt
Land Office Av Bismanck
Otlof
Suport
Ee N. D
Jan. U
United States Land Office
Peter Mosbrucker
Fifth P. M
Adam Gefroh
Sebastian Gefroh
Joseph Heisler
Andreas Kraft
Watering place debate and Roosevelt Schley verdict
The article discusses allowing any person to use a water site without fencing or plowing and mentions potential dam projects in coulees to supply water. It also covers Roosevelt's decision on the Schley appeal, credit for the battle near Santiago, and political reactions in New York over intoxicant laws and enforcement, highlighting Mayor Seth Low and Dr. Lyman Abbott.
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Roosevelt
Schley
Santiago
Brooklyn
Sampson
New York
Admiral Schrey
Admiral Sampson
Wainwright
Gloucester
Congress
House
Senate
Tammany Hall Democracy
Greater
Seth Low
Tammany
Parkhurst
Law Ion
Mayor Low
Lyman Abbott
Henry Ward , Beecher’s Church
The
Outlook
Abbott
Prohibition
North Dakota
Prohibition Debate Stirs North Dakota Poll Reinsertion
A historical defense of resubmitting prohibition cites past failures and argues prohibitionists distort reform. The author contends liquor dealers fund anti resubmission efforts, noting new German voters and ongoing law violations. It condemns restrictions that block public expression on prohibition versus license and local option.
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East Grand Forks
Moorhead
North Dakota
Red River
Law passes power to issue subpoenas for land cases
The bill grants registers and receivers of land offices authority to issue subpoenas for witnesses in land matters heard before them. Failure to comply becomes a misdemeanor. It provides prepaid witness fees and mileage, addressing lack of authority to compel attendance in contest or special agent cases.
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House of Representatives of Congress
Receivers of Land Offices
Million a Day in Life Insurance Sets Unprecedented Record
New York Life reports record 1901 results with over 380000000 in new applications and 1360000000 in in-force policies. The year ends with strong bank and mercantile gains, while fire-insurance profits lag. Auction set for March 10 at Linton by G W Wrscort features horses, farm implements, and household items with small cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Life Company
New York
New York Life
McCall
Linton
G. W. Wrscort
Record of New York Life profits through 1901
Special Agent C. D. Edick notes NY Life policyholders earned profits for the years 1898 to 1901 amounting to over 14 million, 19 million, 23 million, and 29 million dollars respectively, highlighting strong growth and substantial returns.
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New York Life Insurance Company
C. D. Edick
New York Life Insurance Co
Bismarck
N. D
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General Merchandise
Braddocke, Nordak
Zeit
Snyder's
J. F. Snyder
Braddock
Thomas Jones’ Postoffice Building
W. E. Petrie
Linton, Nordak
E. E. Semling & CO
Monarch
Great Western
Hanson
McKibben
Sweet, Orr & CO
Bismarck, N. D
Emmons County Land Office
Geckeer Bovine
Land Company
Edward Braddock
Linton, N. D
Thompson, Anderson & Casey
Gayton,north ,Dakota
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
Bismarck Daily Tribune
Missouri Slope
Missouri
the Tribune
Cottace Hotel
Prop’r
North.Dakota
J. W. Wescott
Fred Junge, JR
Earth
Johannes Weber
Wendelta
Exeter
Ludvig Szek
Deter
Jakob Alhaft
Andreas Permann
Department OF the Interior
Mathias Weiszbeck
Fifth P. Ml
Constance Zahn
Salz Postoffice
Adam Zuhn
Selz Postoffice
Johann Monleories
Sebastian Subli
D. McGillivray
James M. Brown
Lang
Jovanneschlepp, Sr
St. P. M
Ashley
N.D
Sebastian Sabll
A. A. Hammond
J.H. Wishek
A. C. McGillivray
Register
Lane Orrick
Gettler
Johann Schlepp, Jra
Mathias Welszbeck
Sebastian Babli
Shiey
H. Wishek
McGillivray
Pete Karr
Kramren
John Biddlecomb
Downship
Jesse Payne
Vanderbilt
Stephen Silk
Edward Langifers
Ashgrove
Laxob Orvica
Wis
Heronomis Richter
Joseph Senger
Geo. Goldade
Belz Postoffice
Law Service
Bismance
Sal Roof
Veter Kraft
Udge
Emmons County
Gottlieb Weber
Ile
Georg Berroth
Helin
Johannes Peifer
Hein
Johann Ochsner
Jakob Rutschke
First Publica
Brereby
Christine Thompson
Vie Thompson
M. Bach
Mort
Office of the Register of Deeds
Emmons
Dakasa
Bectio
Ebro
Peangis ii
Bagh
Martearee
Koch Vite Gay Invba
Minn
Chas. W. Shorman
Postoffice Building
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