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Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1894

Page

4

Dress of the Rich Man, Fate of the Poor Wife

A wife recalls Uncle Dan's gift of a costly black silk dress that sparked envy and hardship. After his death a hidden will in the dress shifts wealth to a distant cousin, and a desperate search for the garment ends with the revelation that the dress is ruined. The tale ends in Florida with the couple's renewed health and happiness.

Uncle Dan Jack Dan Ming King Europe Tyoudil Iman Florida S. Jennie Gooldsmith Banner

Inside the Supreme Court Robing Room Gowns and Ceremony

A historical report describes the robing room at the U S Supreme Court with gowns kept along the walls and a mirror for final touches. An old porter named Archie recalls caring for the judges gowns since October and notes the cost and quality of silk gowns worn by the bench. Saturday conference day fills the court library with law books and preparation for tribunal business.

Supreme Court Judge Field Lamar Bar Harbor Tlarpor Darky Archie Jedge Shiras

Tragic wedding disrupted by shell during Charleston siege

Kate Field recalls the war’s most tragic episode during the Charleston siege when a shell from Federal batteries struck Gov. Pickens' daughter's wedding parlor. The bride died from a bloodstained wound while guests escaped unhurt.

Kate Field Charleston Gov. Pickens

Women Beggars and Their Tricks in London Streets

The writer recalls female beggars who rely on chivalry and posing to elicit aid. One woman near Arhambyra Music Hall plays the refined lady while selling matches as a cover for soliciting alms. The piece notes many match venders use the scam to avoid police and deflect blame onto honest labor.

Arhambyra Music Hall London

Deepest Metal Mine Now Deepest in World

The United States claims the No 8 shaft of the Tamarack Copper Mining Co in Michigan as the deepest metal mine. By December 1 it reached 8 640 feet below ground and now exceeds 3 700 feet with sinking about seven feet monthly. Only a Belgian coal mine at 8 900 feet exceeds this depth.

United States Vprzibram Austria Tamarack Copper Mining Company Michigan Belgium

Fragmentary court record echoes inquiry about a prisoner

The witness questions a lawyer about acquaintance with a prisoner and whether he has disturbed public peace. The dialogue is incomplete with garbled names and phrases.

Financial statement of Dickey County officials 1894

Official auditor and treasurer sworn statement of receipts and disbursements ending May 31 1894 for Dickey County North Dakota. Shows funds in treasury and deposits with exhibits from the auditor L Walker and treasurer C W Palmer to verify accuracy.

County of Dickey North Dakot C.W. Palmer L. Walker Brit CR Baticr BAI Funds Balicr BAL Collec Torats Wee ' Read Bevenans Oakes Cannon's Bank Telat Uy Ibs Starie County Jenriehe Treasury Register of Deeds Abu Physicians For Poor Jerry Gay Justice of the Peace Us Justice Court Bulla Board of Jury N. P. KR Dickey County

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THE U. S. Supreme Court Financial Statement W. Palmer F. L. Walker Dmarroe M. Tsyix, Notary Payne Elkhart Carriage Ory Ford Eald Photons Seo RES Ween & Omalakes Triste Reto Seo R Surrey Cheels, Eldlese Inter Ocean Times Chicago Allegheny Mountains West
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