Official Directory Adams County North Dakota Snapshot
Official directory listing county officials including Treasurer O B Severson Register of Deeds Onto A Jacobson Clerk District Court A Brown Sheriff G W Krause States Attorney D Norton County Judge Jacob Sonderall Superintendent of Schools Fredrick Davie County Surveyor Howard H Horr Post Office Lemmon S C Public Administrator J D Barone County Commissioners Int Dist Edmund Ward Chairman Zeward Rametad Hettinger W N Krause Reeder ND County Corner Dr John G Johns Superintendent of County Board of Health Dr John G Johns Justices of the Peace J F Paul Gross North Lennon WA Greenup
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Adams County
North Dakota
Sndlier
Walter F. Kelley
Tresworer
O. B. Severson Register of Deeds
A. Jacobson
A. Brown
Sherif G. W. Krause
D. Norton
Jacob Sonderall
Fredrick Davie
Howard H. Horr
Postofice
Lemmon
S. C
J. D. Barone
Int Dist
Edmund Ward
Outoffice
Orange
N. D
Zéward Rametad
Hettiner
W Krause
Reeder
N.D
John G. Johns
County Board of Health
J. F. Paul Gross
North Lennon
W A. Greenup
Roosevelt speech at Guildhall stirs British papers
London reports Mr Roosevelt’s Guildhall address provokes mixed Conservative and Liberal editorials. Conservatives defend his Egypt policy conclusions while Liberals challenge them. all agree a foreign guest should refrain from criticizing Britain’s colonial policy. The Globe and Pall Mall Gazette fault the timing, but Standard and Star urge caution and civility.
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London
Roosevelt
Guildhall
Egypt
Partiasnabs
American Statesman
The
Globe
Pall Mall Gazette
Gapere
Bilneter
Star
Peabody Attacks Roosevelt Speech as Reckless Jingoism
George Poster Peabody, banker and Democratic council member, issued a statement denouncing Roosevelt's London speech as reckless jingoism and urged mass meetings in New York and other cities to show that the United States does not favor sympathy with interference abroad and to reaffirm Washington's Farewell Address principles.
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George F. Peabody
Roosevelt
Saratoga
N.Y
George Poster Peabody
Democratic Party
London
New York
United States
Washington
Windstorm Blows Down Buildings in Wichita
A heavy wind storm in Wichita causes estimated damage of 150000 dollars. The residence of W. J. Babb was wrecked, the Santa Fe roundhouse roof blown off, one end of the Stock Yards Exchange building shattered, a new 155000 dollar structure destroyed, and numerous small buildings toppled.
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Wichita
Ian
Kam
W. J. Babb
Santa Fe
Stock Yards Exchange
Freeman Knowles Dead Former Deadwood Congressman
Pneumonia caused the death in Deadwood South Dakota of Freeman Knowles a former congressman and prominent socialist. Knowles long edited local newspapers for twenty years was a radical labor leader and a writer of ability. He was sixty four years old.
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Deadwood
Preumont
Pneumofila
Preeman Knowles
Great Rush for Alaska and Nome gold fields
Seattle reports a rush to Alaska with 15,000 people preparing to sail for Nome and St Michaels in early June. The surge is driven by news of rich discoveries in the Iditarod gold fields attracting settlers, workers, and investors to the Far North.
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Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Nome
St. Michaels
Iditarod
Browne indictment stands in Chicago vote bribery case
June 2 Judge McLurely denied the motion to quash the Browne indictment. State Representative Lee O Neill Browne is charged with bribing State Representative C A White to back William Lorimer for United States senator.
Pope Delays Consistory in Rome on Cardinal Names
Rome June 2 The consistory meeting to name a number of new cardinals has been postponed by the pope until the end of the month.
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Rome
Old Parties Are Doomed Says Victor L Berg in NY
Victor L Berger predicts a first Socialist victory in a major American city signaling a sweeping tide toward radical doctrines and the end of the two major parties. He says Republicans are hopelessly split and Democrats rotated away in a long statement released to New Yorkers.
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New York
Victor L Berg
York
Chicago
Government troops beaten at Bluefields retreat from insurgents
Washington dispatch reports the Nicaraguan government army under General Lara, once in front of Bluefields for weeks, driven from the area by insurgent General Estrada. Commander Gilmore of the USS Puducah confirms Lara’s forces, numbering about two men, are in full retreat.
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Bluefields
Washington
Nies Qian
Lara
Estrada
State Department
Gilmore
United States
Bluefeld
Swedish Minister’s Banquet Toast Sparks Diplomatic Fuss
Washington notes that Swedish minister Herman de Lagercrantz at a New York banquet toasted Mayor Gaynor as the future president of the United States. The remark clashes with diplomatic conventions prohibiting foreign officials from involving themselves in host country politics, risking trouble with the State Department.
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Washington
Herman de Lagercrantz
United States
Gay- Bor
New York
State Department
Gaynor
Bride of twenty weeks dies by own hand in yard
Minneapolis report states a 22 year old bride, Jenous Montory, shot herself in the rear yard after allegedly seeing her husband Phillip Montory engage in a small act at a wedding Monday night. The event followed her two week marriage and his attendance with her at the ceremony.
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Minneapolis
Jenous
Diga Montory
Phillip Montory
Rates reheard as Western protests threaten old freight cuts
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened hearings on wheat and product rates from St Paul Minneapolis and Buffalo to Atlantic sea board points after strong protests from railroads and Western millers. Projections suggest a rollback to 11 cents from Buffalo and 23 43 cents from Minneapolis, restoring parity with Western routes and easing disarray in Western freight pricing.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Jennifer
Northwestern
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Atlantic Seaboard
Benner Mills
Buffalo
Atlantic
St Paul
Tidewater
Railroad Stocks Crumble After Rate Fight Injunction
New York June stock market opened with a broad decline as an injunction against Western railroad rate increases triggered sharp losses. Key rail stocks like St Paul Union Pacific Atchison Denver and Rio Grande Northern Pacific Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific and Great Northern saw multi point drops. Some relief followed from supporting orders and short covering but prices slipped again.
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New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
Denver and
Rio Girande
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Wage Increase Granted for AT&SF Workers in Topeka
In Topeka 4009 employees of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway are to receive a 10 percent wage increase. The raise applies to workers earning less than $50 per month, effective June.
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Topeka, Kon
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Pé Railway Company
Topeka
Grain and Provision Prices Across Minneapolis and St Paul
Minneapolis and Duluth grain markets report wheat futures and cash bids for July and September delivery with No 1 hard and Northern grades listed. Live cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry prices shown for St Paul and Chicago markets, including butter and eggs prices and assorted dairy commodities.
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Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Taly
Chicago live cattle and hog market quick tally
Unclear OCR listing shows err stock prices for Chicago market. Reads values like cattle and feeder figures including test data for Western steers around 18.25 to 7.6, cows and heifers near 3.80 to 97.00, calves at 6.00 to 8.25, and hogs near 9.50. OCR suggests market quotes but many digits are garbled.
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Paul Livestock
Bt. Paul
Chicago
Quick Action Expected as Rail Rates Case Moves Up
A federal temporary restraining order banning twenty five railroads from advancing freight rates was certified to the United States circuit court in St. Louis. An expediting order for speedy determination was filed under Attorney General Wickersham. Marshals will serve papers in districts housing each railroad’s offices. Railroad officials expressed surprise and declined to forecast outcomes.
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St. Louis
Hannibal
United States Circuit Court
United States
Wickersham
Hook
Sanborn
Vandevanter
Adams
Federation urges nationwide boycott of Russian goods
Representatives of the Federation of Jewish Organizations in New York call for a nationwide boycott of all Russian goods in protest of the Russian authorities in Kiev banishing Jews. The federation also proposes bringing Jewish orphans from near Kiev to America.
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New York
Federation of Jewish Organizations
Kiev
Federation
Ita
America
Bix Fishermen Drowned Amid Sudden Storm Nearby
A brigantine named Mauve of Cam reportedly ran aground on the Pulnt Rhine after a fatal incident involving Ashurmen town crews. Six fishermen were feared drowned as rescue efforts continued under tense conditions.
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Franca
Pulnt Rhine
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C. M
St P. Ry
Lemmon, S. D
Albert E. Yager
Notary Public Lemmon
H. A. Ellis
D. D.S
Williams Elk
Port Offce Lemmon, S. D
J. F. Paul Gross Ceader
North Lemmon
City Drag Line
Calhoun
Williams & Calhoun
Lewmon Plumbing Co
Main Street
Howard J. Horr
South Dakota
H. H. Pomeroy
Graduats
Missouri Auction School
S.dak
Mr. Roosevelt
Freeman Knowles
Victer L. Berger
Commerce Commission
Dalrion
Wei
Bix
Brown Bros
Quammen Bldg
Dakota
J. L. Case
TIN Smiths
Second St. West
Lemmon, So. Dak
S. Dak
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
Mai
West Round
Mls
Berthe
Howe
Fehraretz
Quamimen
Wallin
Blir
Emeh
Malities
Dorn Bay
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