Hart Schaffner Marx Double Breasted Frock and Cutaway Suits
A clothing advertisement urges men to choose Hart Schaffner & Marx frock and cutaway suits. It promises correct style in general and detail, noting other options fall short.
29 Dec 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1903
Page
1
A clothing advertisement urges men to choose Hart Schaffner & Marx frock and cutaway suits. It promises correct style in general and detail, noting other options fall short.
In Salt Lake City Angus Cannon urges young Mormons in mining to fill Utah Fuel Co positions, while United Mine Workers warns the church opposes organized labor and may block Reed Smoot’s Senate seat. In Buffalo seven thousand sheep burned at East Buffalo stock yards, losses around 75000 dollars.
Elmer E. Wally, a prominent farmer, made an assignment with W. A. Reynolds as trustee. He turned over property in Indiana North Dakota and Indianapolis valued at rough figures. Creditors have filed claims against the estate seeking payment of ten dollars and more.
A fragment reports a White missionary named Ino G. Tate killed in a forest in 1929. It notes a list of eighteen others involved and says the perpetrators will be punished, with a state department inquiry mentioned. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
A west bound Pennsylvania Limited passenger train collided head on with an east bound freight miles west of Fort Wayne Indiana. One baggage man from Crete Illinois died. The engineer and fireman of the Limited were seriously hurt along with seven others. Freight crew jumped clear and the wreck was blamed on poor track and misreading orders by Crowley of the freight crew.
Frank White, a Black inmate, was executed in the Auburn prison electric chair for the murder of George Clare, a Oswego County farmer. The sentence, delivered after a lengthy trial, involved a 1740 volt current in the electric chair.
A wedding of Tillman and Dugas takes place at Edgewood near Edgefield in December with ties to the former Governors residence.
William Grave shot and killed Anna Graves in their Bowbells North Dakota home after a six month absence. He fled then returned and fired at 4 am, killing instantly. Grave claims jealousy and divorce claims fueled the act. He is held without bail after a preliminary examination. Scarlet fever quarantine in Bowbells slows deaths including a 2 year old child.
In Danville Illinois on December 29 Catherine McVey aged 104 long time pastry cook at a local hotel died. She never slept in a bed after her husband died twenty years ago, always resting in a chair. Her husband had died years earlier.
Jap credit authority grants government virtually unlimited borrowing power for national defense after a late night emergency ordinance.
Over the past week New York reports 272 pneumonia fatalities as the health department forms a physician corps to investigate the city’s highest death rate for the disease in its history. Separately, a Great Northern train bridge fire cripples service near Suri, hindering routes via Soo and Northern Pacific lines.
A mob of about 500 gathered at the jail in Council Bluffs to lynch two Black men, Zimmerman and Burke, accused of assault. Police failed to stop the crowd until Congressman Smith appealed, and militia was deployed to guard the jail overnight.
St Petersburg dispatch reports the imperial family awaits the czarina’s accouchement next summer. In North Dakota Melville Barclay, son of Walter Barclay, was accidentally shot by an air rifle and is hospitalized in Grand Forks with a likely loss of an eye.
A blaze in Wheaton Minnesota on December 29 caused about 50 000 dollars in damage. The fire destroyed six business buildings and water hydrants froze during the night long blaze.
Washington December 29 The president's land law investigation committee heard Rep. F F P Mondell of Wyoming argue against the current system of control over government reservations and the homesteading of these lands during a meeting at the office of the commissioner of the general land office.
In Chicago a Marshall Field & Co attorney asked to join the firm to the bankruptcy demurrer against Dowie and to compel Dowie to appear for examination. The court denied the request to bring Dowie into court before his return from Australia.
Fragmentary report describes revolutions in an island and movements of a gunboat near San Donita City. Mentions Sea ear Ads and Trinidad, with reference to Reese and a Newport gunboat racing to assist.
Washington reports the opponents of Senator Reed Smoot of Utah are preparing to resign his seat amid a tense state-by-state dispute. Fragmentary text suggests a heated political struggle and potential changes in the Utah delegation, with references to timing and party dynamics.
Fragmentary notes describe a 19th century archaeology and education theme with references to celebrated teachers, a midsummer gathering, and a formal meeting in Cleveland Ontario. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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