Died On Sunday Infant Daughter Of Isiar Reamann
In Winchester a note reports the death of the infant daughter of Isiar Reamann of Williamsport at the residence of Mr John Parker, with the bereaved parents receiving neighborhood sympathy. The column also notes local travel and road conditions.
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Winchester
John Parker
Isiar Reamann
Williamsport
Cothran
Eureka
Mghaney
Winona
Cupsain
Archambault
Major Pitts
Miss Shields
Emmonsburg
Max
Ten Thousand year clock by A Neil of Berlingen
Berlingen German clockmaker Herr A. Neil unveils a timepiece claimed to run ten thousand years without winding. It displays time of day day week month season and year and tracks lunar cycle and solar speed. The device stems from five years of patient labor and two years of calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr A. Neil
Berlingen
Germany
Meissonier Statue Planned for Jardin de l Infante
The Meissonier statue will stand in the Jardin de l Infante next to the Louvre. Harriet Hosmer, the sculptor, leads a secluded life in Rome but occasionally chats with an American. Tone artists are rare and Padeckiwski’s ear for tone marks him as a genius. Rubenstein asks why music remains elusive to women. Miss Witney, Boston sculptor, judged a New York dog show and is noted for Newfoundland and Saint Bernard knowledge.
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Harriet Hosmer
Rome
Padecewski
Rubenstein
Miss Witney
Boston
New York
Newfoundlands
St. Bernards
In Town and Out Highlights From Bismarck News
Local notes update Bismarck residents with shop offers from George Jennings grocer and Atlas promotions. Legal cases include Carrow v Lock over a wagon. Community reports cover deaths, prison escapes, and sheriff notices. Edgeley and Williamsport items note railroad rumors and local arrests. North Dakota progress cited by Minneapolis Tribune.
Compromise Candidate Seen in Bismarck Debate
A writer in Bismarck reports local opinion favoring Mr Worst as a compromise candidate amid division among party members. Charles Kupitz notes the possibility of a Republican victory depending on later choices.
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Bismarck
Mr. Worst
Island near Kalai sighted in naval inquiry tale of double then triple families
A Chinese account describes two Satsuma families migrating to a south island, signaling progress with bamboo cuts. Navy reports of an island near Kalai seen by U S warships prompt Japan to send the Kongo to investigate. Death of Icy Fraleigh, 12, from consumption in Bismarck noted. funeral planned Sunday with family and Hamp ton ties.
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Kakai Island
Satsuma
United States Navy Department
United States
Kalai Island
Susuma
Icy Fraleigh
Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck
Emmons County
Hampton
Two jailbreak suspects sought in Bismarck with reward
Two men escaped from Burleigh County jail on Sunday January 15. Frank Wilson and JH Randel are suspected, described as 28 and 35 with beards two months growth. They carried revolvers, extra clothes and a silver hunting case watch. A $50 reward is offered for each in Bismarck jail.
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First National Bank of Bismarck
Harry Smith
Astrakhan
Frank Wilson
JH. Randel
Bismarck
Frank Donnelly, Beriff
Burleigh Co
N. D
One King's Courtship Fantasies Across the Annam Line
A humorous Yankee Blade piece speculates about the king of Annam maintaining 579 wives and imagines the logistical absurdities of nightly visits. It calculates 165 meetings per evening plus 165 cases of jealous concern, with 1,980 playful words of affection per night and bulldog guards per papal household.
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Annam
Yankee Blade
Scientific miscellany from early 1900s science notes
A roundup of scientific notes covering air volume for oxygen, moon distance by telescope, human work in mountain climbing, Pickering's star counts with Harvard telescope, carbonic acid in mineral waters, Burgbrohl carbonic spring, England’s new precision chronographs, Chicago skating rink with artificial ice, buoyant life saving seat for ships, and a traveler's pipe with a hands free hook device.
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Bucheister
Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Caroline Bruce
New York
Burgbrohl
Coblentz
Northern Farmer on Election Aftermath and Party Power
The piece predicts no radical changes in administration and notes President Harrison's retirement with broad respect. It asserts Democrats will gain full national control for the first time since the war, with a chance to eradicate major evils. Independent voters grow in number each year.
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Harrison
Consumption cured through simple vegetable remedy
An old physician in Rochester New York claims a tested recipe can cure consumption and related lung diseases as well as nervous debility. He offers to mail the free, full directions in German French or English to anyone who asks, referencing this paper and A Noyes 820 Powers Block Rochester NY.
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East India
Noyes
Rochester
N. Y
Teething Remedy Promoted By Noted Nurses In U S
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow s soothing syrup as a premier teething remedy. It claims universal use for fifty years with proven results, promising pain relief and relief from dysentery griping bowels and wind colic. Priced at two cents a bottle.
Wanted Agents for Nursery Stock Rochester NY
Classified ad seeks sales agents for choice hardy nursery stock with fruits and ornamentals. Commissions or salary offered with territory control. Rochester New York address for terms. Also a stray horse notice and a railway casualty statistic summary from 1891.
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May Bros
Rochester
N.Y
Gold and Silver Decorative Items in Fashion
A Silver article describes a candlestick with a round clock, popular scarf clasps in overlapping spiral gold and platinum, perforated gold beads enameled as stylish accents, edelweiss clusters and the orchid as featured flowers, and silver vazelise and bottle holders with spoons as novelties on the silversmith’s counter.
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Webb Bros
Dakota Block
Bismarck, N. C
St. Paul
Minneapolis
John Gribble & Son
General Merchandise
Sterling
North Dakota
WM. A. Hollembaek
Pioneer Drug Store
Main Street
W. S. Moorhouse
Tribune
Bismarck, N.D
Capital National
Bam
Bismarck, N. D
Europe
E. L. Whitford
Co. B. Little
John Yegen
Main ST
Bismarck,n. D
Deering
Walter A
S. A. Peterson
Daiah
Aieronaate’ National Bank
4Th St
Broadway
N.D
H. Steinmetz
4Th St. Bet
Main & Broadway
Bismarck, North Dake
Beardsley
M. Wick
Pacific Hotel
H. D. Connor
Williamsport, N. D
John P. Hoagland
Sixth
Tn Streets
E.L. Strauss & Bro., Watchmakers & Jewelers
Ealers
C.H. Phelps
Main Sts
Bedrock
Remington
Bismarck, N.C
Stevens Bros
Royal Sewing Machine
St. Bismarck
W. H. DE Graff
Dakota
Bismancx, N. D
Henry de Wild
Jane
Mortgage Bank & Investment Company
Asa W. Kenney
Office of Register of Deeds
Register of Deeds
Asa W. Kenner
Resiges
John W. Maher
Atty
Devils Lake
Grorce W. Payne
Sarah J. Payne
Said
George W. Payne
W. W. McDonald
Charles H. Waterbury
Isaac Lincoln
Waterbury
5Th P. m
Naameport
Emmons
Said County
A. Bowes
Lane
Nomez
D. E. Streeter
District Court
Eee Baumann
Caeregecee S
S. W
Joseph Baumgartner
Jern Burgart
Omie
N. Seana
Omio
N 'P
Art
Buu
Namal, Register
Uniirep
Lanp
Otich
James B. Gayton
William C. H. E
Fred L. Whittier
Alfred L. Winings
Peter Shier
Gayton
Fourth Street
Arc Louis WeeTssveme
United States Lane Offics
William C.H. East
Register and
Pton
Etice
James B. Garon
Vis
William C. H. East
Fred L. Waittier
Alfred L. Winkas
Register
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Norta Dakota, Pioneer Journal of the County
France
Paris
Meissonier
Jardin de l'Infante
Louvre
Charles Kupitz
Eee Allen
House of Resentatives
George Jennings
Robinson
Robert Dickson
George Holt
Waldroff
Geo. Jennings
Prof
Henry
Carrow
Shelly Place
Jessie Grace
H. A. Reamann
Jessie
Dononelly
Frank
Fred Falley
Senate
Wahpeton Globe
Louis Johnson
Fourth Ward
J. P. Hoagland
Donnelly
Schmidt
Dickinson
Minneapolis Tribune
Edgeley Sentinel
N. P
Milwaukee
Edgeley
Soo
Kulm
Worst
Casey
Anderson
Kingman
Smith
His
The
Emperor of
Japan
England
Chiaco
St. Laverly’s Place
Burr Oak District
Glencoe
ACOB
Heptonstall
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