Official Directory for Huns County North Dakota
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles in a county official directory including attorneys, judges, supervisors, and board members. It references towns Lemmon and Ny Brown, with various surnames such as Peter Pitz Fest and John G Johns and mentions of eisted committees and the activity board.
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Huns County
North Dakota
Auie Vsti Howe
Severson
Rigieeor
Dende
Baund Ward
Toffer Rangi
N. Ds
Ramstad
Hettin
Krause
Reeder
N.D
Orater Dry
John G
Johns
Thr
Istins
Pewee Nl Gross
North Leminon
Civenuty
Milwaukeeites hail Kaiser's envoy in German Athens joke
Fragmented OCR describes a Milwaukee piece calling the city the German Athens of America and mentions a visit by a Kaiser envoy. It references Count von Berumort and welcomes by local figures, with garbled lines about births, deaths, and domestic ties, reflecting a chaotic historical note.
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Athens
Anerica
Milwaukee
Tina Etsy
Gelalrch
Peace congress closes with greetings and sessions
In Chicago on May 6 the second national peace congress wraps with formal exchanges among union diplomats and a business session. Eight delegates spoke, including Alfred J Love, Fannie Fern Andrews, Henry C. Niles, J. L. Tryon, Gilbert Howles, and presiding Richard Bartholdt. Principal speakers were Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff, Wu Ting Fang, and Richard A. Ballinger.
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Chicago
Alder
National Peace Congress
Tibet
Joseph I. Moore
Brea Court of Michigan
Alfred J Love
Philadel
Bbl
Universal Peace Union
Fannie Fern Andrews
Boston
American School Peace Loan
Henry C. Niles
York
J. L. Tryon
American Peace Society
Local church notices and community items in brief
A mixed page item reports church service times for MARY S CATHOLIC, Trinity Episcopal, German Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches, with pastors and Sunday schedules. It also notes land inquiries, a legal trip, Aberdeen festival plans, Cannon Ball branch progress, a gardener tale, and light literary quips from London Strand Magazine and Meggendorfer Blatter.
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Mary's Catholic Church
Hohneel
Trinity Eviscopal Church
Fellows Mall
Lord Ome
Wright
Reetor
Crman Lutheilan
Bervices Evs
Christian Endeavor
D. Williams
Dahman Again Elected Omaha Mayor With Lariat Parade
Mayor James C. Dahman won the city election by about 3000 votes, a gain of 2000 from three years ago. Republican candidate John P. Breen trailed. Dahlman rode a horse through the Third ward during the afternoon, lariat in hand, drawing cheers and boosting his supporters' turnout.
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Omaha
James C. Dahbnan
John P. Breen
Republcan
Dahlman
Nigadin
Unwilling Bride Ends Life in Chicago Home
Chicago reports Mrs. Stepiie Ri dis, unwilling bride of two days, hanged herself in her new home and was found an hour later by her husband William Ridis who she wed under protest. Weston in Excellent Condition. Edward Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian, left Weston at 7:30 a.m. after brief rest and is in excellent condition.
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Chicago
May
Stepiie Ridis
Wiliam Ridis
Weston
Higgsville
Edward Payson Weston
Lakes to the Gulf Canal debated in Illinois legislature
In Springfield on May 6 the house committee of the whole discussed deep waterway plans. Congressman Lorimer urged opposing the $1 of the $20,000,000 bond until the federal government joins Illinois. He asserted the government survey will prove feasibility of a Lakes to Gulf waterway.
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Mwinola
Springfield
House
Lorimer
Ilinois
United States
Gulf
Death of Whitewater G A R leader in Wisconsin
Major Charles Coe, head of the Wisconsin G A R chapter at Whitewater, civil war veteran and former editor of the Whitewater newspaper, died after heart trouble and liver kidney disorders. He served as porch porter agent in Milwaukee for ten years and held a long journalism career spanning forty years including a term at the Wisconsin State abolitionist paper. He enlisted with the Wisconsin cavalry in the Civil War.
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Whitewatier
Mh Rand
Republi
Weonsiti
Whitewater
Troy
Coe
Milwaukes
Tragic Apparent Poisoning and Other Local Incidents
A May report from Mullnnapolis notes a double poisoning attempt ending in deaths as a man and woman reportedly ingested barbiturate and whiskey after possible love tragedy. Nearby, John Huesler, a 75 year old bridge carpenter, died after a self inflicted gunshot wound, following a period of illness and despair. Other items include a former queen bred for stock at Newlawn Square and a fatal fire in Ft Sackville area that claimed three children. The president's talks with senators in Washington suggest little chance of early congressional adjournment before summer.
Roosevelt bags two more lions in Africa record chase
In Nairobi on May 6 Theodora Roosevelt hunted lions again and two more big cats fell before him. The new takings raise his protectorate record to five lions and one lioness since last Saturday. Harriman of Lake Shore, Cleveland, was elected a director of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern at the annual meeting.
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Vr Molendy
Arsimon
Tudee FM
Mons
Uhr
J. Telehart
Europe
Jd. Sultatre
Milwaukee
Vetuil
Africa
Nairobi
BR. A
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Protectorate
Harriman
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Hare
Tandon
Wibur
Om Ville Wright
Routhaninton
Ateier Kronyntean
Cecetie
New York
Katherine
Avra Elils
Landon Opville Wright
After Rich Land Owners Object of Black Mond Society
Fragmented OCR reads like a disrupted local notice about landowners and a group called Black Mond Society. Names, places, and dates are garbled. The legible elements hint at a conflict or organization facing scrutiny within a historical community.
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Menew
Mtosparmittiy
Daniele
Walid Niven
Ora
Suspect Arrest Report From New York Trust Case
A mistrial style notice describes an employee arrest at a New York trust firm over alleged fraud and forged checks. Authorities claim the suspect conspired with others to steal funds, with court action in a United States court. The report cites a 1907 Brooklyn case context and mentions a fraudulent spring scale scheme.
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New York
Mig
Mortiot
Mw Tedorot
de Company
Himokion
Sue Phead
Ahr Bank
Eralip
Aperiegn
Itefhuln
FeneiHepid
Enfewiil
United State Court
Heena
Actiafly
Brooklyn
Six Mexicans Die in Fight at Plantations Morning
In Vero De Mex on May 8 six Mexicans died in a clash between the Sanborn family tied plantations and the Bonbern Lumber company. Marc Banter, son of President Sanborn, and leaders of the two firms were present. The dispute involved ownership and labor at La Tienda. Ambitions of Chicago businessmen were noted.
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Vero de
Senbern
Bis Man
May Wheat Advances At Chicago Sets Seasonal Record
Weathered by dry conditions in Kansas and Nebraska, Chicago grain markets saw May wheat rise to a new season high as prices reached 124 percent and approached record territory. Reported trading cooled as various regional notes and a New York voyage influenced sentiment. meanwhile, a medical misprescription case in Philadelphia surfaced with a $24,000 verdict tied to vocal cord injury.
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Chicago
Mar
Kanan
Neliwka
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Intern
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Unt von Bernstorff
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N. D
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London Strand Magazine
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Miller
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Pochaliel Evolutions
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Gulf Canal
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Mullnnapolis
Arthor Tite
Mies Leste Strand
Central Avenue
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St Paul
Mia
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John Huesler
Mra
John Rat
Joepital
Huesler
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Bunal
Newlawn Square
Hele Kent
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Cab
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Ft. Sackville
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Washington
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Sob Hari
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Lea SC CO
Kent
Susar Trust
Wright Brothers
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Misa Grace
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