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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
3
A packed hall watches the somber procession as the Earl of Strafford, gaunt and stoic, is led to his sentence. His son and two daughters appear, evoking mixed emotions from the observers and the girl, Frances, who senses the lingering arrogance she once glimpsed.
Frances fights through a roaring crowd to reach Whitehall in a bid to save Strafford. The mob presses the gates, a nobleman claims the king hears requests, and Frances finally reaches a corridor as a waiting maid guides her toward the king’s hall.
Wm. Schultz bought the relinquishment to Dr. Welsh's claim through I. E. Shepard Land Agency for about $400 as part of a local up building effort led by a group of progressive businessmen in Linton.
A dramatic courtroom scene unfolds as a calm, logical defense erodes accusations against the Earl of Strafford. The audience, including foes and friends, remains spellbound as the speaker asserts an acquittal and shifts to a stern somber plea on mortality and eternal duration. A fainting woman is escorted out as the moment tightens.
Bran Ces Wentworth regains self control after strong emotions. She resists reentering and asserts Westminster authority despite doorkeeper objections, signaling determination to stay outside.
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hanson. An east-bound Soo Line train wrecked six box cars near Lehr, causing hours of delay but no injuries. Mrs. Dagett and children plan to move to Osnabrook for Meg Dagett's winter visit with her grandmother. County progress shows new buildings underway and improving prospects, with talk of incorporating the county seat.
J H Kinney and daughter Mary return from Wishek as Chas Wilson adds unusually large potato to garden. Wheat yields reported by J J Kalberer reach 15 to 20 bushels. fire destroys a Corbin barn and hay. Mrs Chas Saint visits from South Dakota with her baby. Frank Hart kicks by a horse, jaw dislocated. Various locals travel, buy cattle, and share farm notes. a baby born to Mr and Mrs Tabot. odd potatoes showcased by Levi Wright.
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