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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
6
Navy Department officials rebut claims by the author accusing the Schley faction of plotting. Long denies seeing proofs of the contested book and rejects the assertion as unfounded. The dispute centers on the authenticity and handling of source materials within the department.
A fragment from Felix Angus of the Baltimore American quotes about justice and the dangers of conspirators. The text suggests urging intervention in the name of fair play and the duty to recognize error quickly.
A man named Newman and his nine-year-old son were rescued by the Argentine transport Guardia Nacional near the Falkland Islands after drifting sixty-two days at sea. They were carried away from Stanley by currents and survived on potatoes and turnips aboard a small boat.
London July 21 Earl Russell remains in the same rooms at Halloway jail once used by Edmund Yates and W T Stead. His wife sent clothing and books Thursday evening. A van load of furniture arrived yesterday. Meals will come from a restaurant. He may soon receive letters and visits within a reasonable extent. His correspondence will be practically unlimited.
Muncie Indiana July 21 Company AP of the Indiana national guard will go to Indianapolis with one postal clerk forcibly taken from the post office. He refuses to go unless excused and will be brought before Judge Baker to decide whether federal or state military authority prevails in such cases.
Washington July 20 Dr William H Gobed aged seventy two died here yesterday. He authored well known surgical works and served on Gen Hancock's staff in the Civil War rising to lieutenant colonel.
Binse at Indianapolis July 21 The Indianapolis Bridge Building company and two Van Camp company structures were destroyed by a blaze in the early hours. Loss set at 75.
In Berlin an official note records Emperor William I's 196 public speeches since 1888 with language breakdowns twenty in French eighteen in English three in Russian and the rest in German. In London General Baden-Powell is ordered to rest after overwork and fever following South Africa duties.
Fargo North Dakota July 21 With current conditions the state wheat yield is expected to surpass even optimistic guesses. Reports of thirty bushels per acre appear in many areas though exact figures wait. A few hot days could reduce both yield and grade while harvesting in the higher districts may start in a week to ten days and later in valleys with some barley already cut and oats due this week.
July 21 report states a valuable vein is claimed to have been found in Wisconsin, with details limited to early, fragmentary observations from the field and no formal confirmation or measurements available yet.
A criticized tribute praises a multifaceted country schoolteacher with a salary of 30 335 monthly while noting the burdens of her duties and required skills. The report also mentions a barn collapse near Washburn injuring a man and seven horses and reports on the Little Missouri Horse company selling horses to Kentucky buyers.
A disease reached the institution via a female nurse who had recently visited her home, indicating transmission connected to a staff member’s recent outside contact.
Dickinson wool brings 11 cents while mills and creameries appear in multiple towns. Casselton, Carrington, and Jamestown boast facilities and plans. new schools, builders, and a crop outlook are noted. Emmons and Ramsey counties report earnings and schools. A stray train tale ends with a humorous social note.
Sioux City Iowa July 21 freight truckers in Omaha road warehouses quit after demanding pay from 1.50 to 2.0. New men were hired and worked twenty minutes. Warehouse work halted but the dispute was settled without any wage increase.
In Morris Minnesota on July 21 harvest work continues with barley and oats yielding well. Cutting of hanging grain is nearly finished and stocks are plentiful. Early wheat cutting starts soon but labor is scarce, with not enough men available to handle the upcoming harvest peak.
New Richmond Wisconsin July 21 Farmers plan to work after sunset to dodge daytime heat. Intense heat persists and four horses died in nearby fields yesterday prompting stoppage of daytime harvest. Local farmers shift labor to cooler hours to protect crops and livestock.
A June report notes 343 homestead entries in Minot to reach 2,277 for the year. Wells county cattle thieves face a $250 reward. Fort Totten Indians vaccinated past two weeks. Stutsman and Barnes counties report crop, valuation, and school fund activity. a new flour mill at Rugby advances. Corpus of local incidents includes injuries, lightning strikes, and a Jamestown council dispute over electric plant ownership. hail, land sales, and rail inspections feature in county briefs across the state.
A courtroom exchange shows the witness stating he is color blind and cannot tell a newspaper read from one not. The judge questions the meaning, and the witness explains the distinction implies he cannot distinguish between different publications.
Johnson of 924 Hamilton Street Racine Wisconsin suffered long kidney and urinary trouble and quit work Then he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and recovered fully Now working daily and regarded as miraculously cured by friends and locals alike
Mrs Judge McAllister of Minneapolis writes of years of back pain and social disruption. She says a Fortune member advised Peruna and after seven weeks she is cured, praising the remedy and warning readers to insist on Peruna and avoid substitutes. She invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
A garbled London report discusses the government reviewing the purchase of capitals for ambassadors. It suggests the duty to buy capitals is neglected and urges permanent homes for ministers abroad, highlighting the need for adequate provisions for those living in foreign cities and the time wasted on delays.
A collage of product pitches and quirky notices includes Mrs Winslow s soothing syrup claims for teething pain and colic, patent and inventor mentions from Minneapolis and Saint Paul, lamp patents, a humorous lampoon about bets and borrowing, assorted quotes and ads, a fencing note from Bologna, and a testimonial for Piso s Cure for Consumption dated February 17 1900 in Norwich Norwich County. This item blends commercial blurbs, jokes, and serials typical of early 20th century newspapers.
A Philadelphia Press quip recalls a sudden shower where one man proves the proverb Better to be soaked by an umbrella than by life. The quick-witted exchange notes the soggy mishap and the irony of having no dry option left.
Duluth Minnesota on July 21 endured a dramatic heat spike as temperatures rose from 61 at 10 a.m. to 92 by 1 p.m. and peaked at 96 for the day. The intense warm spell pinned the head of the lakes region in a torrid grip.
Crookston Minnesota July 21 A barn belonging to Ben Champagne near Russia was consumed by flames destroying three horses a large quantity of feed harness and machinery The origin remains unknown and investigators continue to probe the blaze
Kasson Minnesota July 21 Mrs Wecoren Pond living three miles east of the village died by her own hand in a barn while her family was away. The death followed a temporary aberration of mind. Police and local officials are investigating to determine motive and confirm the sequence of events.
Cumberland Wisconsin July 21 William Woods of Muncie Indiana died of heart disease at his brother's home near here He was the fourth member of the family to die from this disease at their residence and in this vicinity during the period noted
Brooklyn humorist R. H. Nowell known forty years ago as Orpheus C. Kerr was found dead in his Brooklyn apartments after lying undiscovered for several days.
Investigation into a Polish secret society among University of West Thum students ends with sixty students brought to trial on charges of membership.
The piece extols St Marys Academy at Notre Dame Indiana noting the school equals Vassar Bryn Mawr in curriculum and high standards It highlights devoted teachers a strong spirit of loyalty and the aim to form noble intelligent women aided by excellent classrooms labs study rooms and favorable climate all fostered by religious commitment.
A Detroit Free Press remark notes a speaker claiming concern for ancestors while recalling that none among them were hanged, implying a partisan jab about public memory and justice. The brief exchange frames a discussion of ancestral reputation and accountability.
Yonkers Statesman notes Johnnie tells his mother to remove gloves before entering an apartment building saying the janitor doesn t allow kids in these flats. An awkward boy is a chip off the old stumbling block.
A Washington Star quote features Farmer Corntessel debating whether praising home cooking signals a retreat from a tougher summer board. He suggests some men prefer not to appear as tied to domestic fare, hinting at broader social attitudes.
Detroit Free Press notes a light remark on home construction delays. A homeowner jokes about spending double the anticipated amount, illustrating common cost overruns while maintaining a casual tone. The brief exchange reflects mild concern without alarm.
A proverb suggesting clever allies are kept close for personal gain. It portrays a pragmatic view where loyalty serves self interest and friendship is a strategic resource rather than a bond of affection.
In the mill district a resident notes a frightfully noisy scene. A friend explains a deaf and dumb neighbor cannot hear the noise from his house, highlighting the disruptive environment near the boiler shop.
Dialogue shows Joniah Flint in disguise confronting a visitor named Tufford Knott. Knott asserts he is not a tramp but studying conditions as he seeks access, while the woman of the house chides his persistence after repeated visits with little to show. The exchange highlights class and social tension in a domestic setting.
A quotation attributed to Argopaut about Henry J. Byron notes that a good play attracts demand while a bad one cannot be improved by boasting or puffing. The witticism compares a play to a cigar, suggesting popularity hinges on quality rather than hype.
A clipped piece mentions Dr J H Rinndl Aub a Fargo specialist in eye ear nose and throat. It includes an anecdote about a student receiving honors and a brief quip about sin in Chicago versus Cincinnati. The text blends business card style notes with verbose quips from Ohio State Journal and San Francisco Bulletin.
A brief dialogue exchange is cited from the Detroit Free Press with a playful claim of nerve behind a kiss. The quotation shows a charged moment where one character challenges the other and asserts boldness. No additional context is provided.
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