Grand Forks Herald notice fragment 1819
Fragmentary eighteenth century notice from the Grand Forks Herald containing boilerplate publication terms, subscription notes and expired discontinuation cues. It mentions June 10 1819 and indicates renewal or continuation instructions amid damaged OCR text.
War Expenditures Under Scrutiny After Victory
As the war ends the investigation into wartime expenditures begins with the aim to assess how funds were used. Both parties anticipate political gain, but the process should be nonpartisan, uncovering graft and waste by late measures while acknowledging wartime constraints. Some fraud has already surfaced, with others to follow, potentially increasing prison populations.
Tragic Coal Mine Explosion Stems From Rule Break
In a Wilkes-Barre area mine an explosion killed about eighty and maimed thirty after a car carrying blasting powder was attached to a passenger train. Authorities note the loss resulted from violating strict safety laws forbidding explosives on ore нес. The exact culprit remains uncertain, but unsafe handling of explosives and repeated past violations are cited as factors in the tragedy.
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Pennsylvania
Bis
Wilkesbarrs
Nonpartisan league program disputed in early era rhetoric
The passage argues that the Nonpartisan League’s program evolved beyond its original aims, detailing that early league goals included terminal elevators and farm loans while later changes expanded to constitutional amendments. It claims league leaders and Republicans used a broad platform to push socialistic reforms, misleading members about the true scope of the program and condemning denials as betrayal.
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Nonpartisan League
League
Republican State Organization
Republican
Supreme Court
Industrial Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bolshevism in America strikes disrupt Winnipeeg life
In Winnipeeg, a month of labor strife has halted ordinary life with public services delayed and private industry hampered. Volunteers filled in for striking workers, while firemen and police operated only briefly. Self styled committees directed daily city functions, and bombings nationwide aimed to intimidate government and law. A May Day rally in New York praised Bolsheviks and immigration officials, signaling continued unrest and concern over governmental response.
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Winnipee
United States
Minot
Organized Labor of
North Dakota
Winnipes
Madleod Square Garden
New York
Wredarick C. Howe
United Mates
Ellin Island
The Twice American: a tale of Noel and Bruce in Brazil
Corey Bruce an American in Villa Noel grows into a trusted English secretary aiding David Noel and Nilo Valdez in the South American state. Intrigue swirls around Jacinto Meyer, a German foe, as Bruce and Noel navigate war stakes, secrets, and loyalty amid Brazilian politics and a looming World War.
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New York
Brasil
Corey Bruce
Brasilien
Noel
Bruce
Bruce Wa
Constance Bruce
Rose
Warde
Nilo Valdez
Jacinto Mayte
Germany
Nilo
Benito
Porte Cochere
Behin
Jacinto Meyer
Gil Granados
Noel Stroke
Dr. Valder
Meyer
Nile
Dom David
Nile Valdez
Melony
Mos
Villa
Wan
Fazenderos
Farendas
Rio Nabuco
Nibr Iy
Senate
Government Palace
Philadelphia
Nilo Valdes
Nilo Valdés
Bence
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