Prairie fire fears and Coudotte case near decision
A Williamsport North Dakota local note reports rising prairie fire concerns in Cook county drawing national editorial attention. The Coudotte case was heard by the state supreme court last Saturday with Attorneys Stevens and Armstrong arguing. decision pending up to a month.
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Editor Dana of New York Sun Dead at 78
The piece notes the death of Charles Anderson Dana, longtime editor of the New York Sun, who died at age 78 and is praised as one of the greatest journalists in U S history, second perhaps only to Horace Greeley.
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Subscribers repay at Cavalier County Republican office
Sixteen subscribers broke into the Cavalier County Republican office the other evening before supper and paid their subscriptions in full. The Grand Forks Herald comments that it serves the editor right and jokes about the editor named Cash eating supper from the bed of the press.
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Tax concerns and rail line earnings amid land tax dodging claims
The Tribune accuses the Northern Pacific and other roads of tax dodging while posting large gains in the first two weeks of September. It notes that the Nothern Pacific leads rail receipts with about 100000 more than last year and criticizes landholders for resisting taxes on lands held for sale and lease.
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Railroads and daily papers stir Northern press debate
The Grand Forks editor questions man’s place on earth while noting state editors would feel at home with a strong daily paper. He cites Fargo Forum railroad dispatches as monotonous and criticizes Jim Hill era Bottineau Courant references to railroad injustice.
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Rumor on Northern Pacific removing shops and discharging men
The report circulating claims the Northern Pacific would cut shops and fire workers at Jamestown after Stutsman County refused to rebate taxes. The Old Pioneer denies involvement and mocks the idea. The Bismarck Tribune’s editor M H Jewell is humorously blamed for everything.
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Supreme Court to Affirm Nebraska Railroad Law Case
A report says the Supreme Court will affirm a lower court ruling enjoining Nebraska from enforcing the 1893 railroad law. The Bismarck Tribune is cited as echoing the claim, while critics label the paper as serving a private Tax-Dodging outfit. The piece notes this is relevant to a similar case in its incipient stage.
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Supreme Court railroads warned in Nebraska
A letter complains that reports claim the U S Supreme Court will yield Nebraska to railroad interests. The writer urges taxpayers to speak out against tax dodgers and calls for action from M. H. despite long travel between Bismarck and Washington.
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In Town and Out Items from Eureka and Williamsport
Local notices and social items from Eureka Blade and nearby towns. Movements include W B and T P Lee in town, Gerrit Van Voorst, John Postle, Michael Bruner, Elder Ells, F D Smith, Martin Wold, J Keller, and J W Henderson visiting Williamsport and area. Various reports cover deaths from diphtheria, lumber purchases, new businesses, farm news, dances, weather, and a Klondike plan.
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First Gun Court Decision Benefits Wells County
Judge Glaspell rules in Northern Pacific vs Wells County that delinquent railroad taxes are due and collectible under the Wood bill. Ruling marks first case under the law, with Emmons county trial set for next term.
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