20 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1903
Page
1
Local notes from Emmons County by D R Streeter discuss commutation law reform and irrigation fund sales. A column highlights Colombian promises to Panama and isthmian plans for a new government and a canal treaty, signaling imminent work on a transoceanic canal.
A garbled notice page recalls Nelsons flagship the Victory nearly sunk by Neptune in Ports mouth harbor. It notes its age and possible repair and mentions Old Ironsides Cetution, then shifts to a sensational tale from Atchison about Belle the Kisser and forced kisses.
The article traces the origin of printers unions in the United States from early Franklin societies to the 1850s Baltimore meetings, leading to the 1852 National Typographical Union and its evolution into the International Typographical Union. It explains the buyout principle and union discipline, noting conservatism and broad acceptance among printers.
Fragmentary readable text discusses a characteristic of President Rouse-Velt and a habit of pulling something. content is unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear events or entities beyond the president reference.
The subject speaks plainly, aiming to avoid misinterpretation. His straightforward approach unsettles clever foes who rely on intricate plots to trap him, echoing history where blunt force of will outmaneuvers devious schemes.
A large fire on Tuesday night destroyed the Cass County courthouse in Fargo. The loss is about two hundred thousand dollars, with partial insurance coverage. It may be days before vaults can be opened to determine if the county records survived.
A correspondent asks about estray horses and legal takings. The law lets stock run at large from December 1 to April 1, not otherwise, and a prior supreme court case upheld the rule. It favors fencing over public feeding and mentions winter travel details.
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