18 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
1
A review of Senate activity mentions eight bills passed with private pension measures, while debate centers on the Philippine tariff bill. Mr. Dal ami of Pennsylvania and Mr. Gaines of Texas lead remarks in support and opposition, with open discussion on European issues and other measures continuing.
Petersburg January 13 France fears possible complications with Germany at the Sigeciras conference. Premier Witte and Foreign Minister Lamedorff say German policy remains contained and bound to the open door. Russia supports France and Britain reportedly pledges support.
In Titi Caucasia nearly three dozen people were killed or wounded after Cosacks attacked an Armenian seminary with bombs. The building burned as shelling continued, with thirty three dead and 304 injured by fire or shrapnel. Soldiers then shelled another Armenian house, killing eight revolutionists.
Minnvegens and Duluth report wheat and track prices with futures for January 15, while St Paul and Chicago show cattle futures, sheep welter and lamb values, and grain and pork figures. Chicago grain notes include wheat May and July quotes and pork and butter prices.
A North Dakota speaker defends McKenzie against San Francisco rivals in Nome Alaska. He cites legal battles, court receivership, and government support, arguing McKenzie protected miners and fought unjust judgments. He criticizes Beach magazine for false portrayals and emphasizes McKenzie's modest character and state advancement.
James town resident Rex E Ormsby McHarg, ex legislator from Stutsman County now living in Washington, denounces articles in magazines about Alaska and the Nome episode. He cites Gen Knox and Senator Knox on pardons and criticizes the alleged sensational stories in Everybody's Magazine and the Daily Alert.
In Linton and Hazelton areas residents report social events, visits, and minor happenings from messages about dances, illnesses, travels, and local business. The notes sweep through weddings, parties, repairs, and new projects at shops and farms with scattered references to officials and neighbors.
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