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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1903

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Automobiles Replace Locomotives in Early Rail Experiments

The London Times reports pioneering work on autonomous mobile carriages running on standard rails. The vehicle replaces the locomotive with a 56 foot carriage, traction gear upfront, and space for passengers and baggage. It uses a large petroleum-fueled engine, with steam produced internally to power wheels. The system aims for high speed on lines like Rag Ib 404 France and routes from Paris to Nice, projecting five-hour travel on long journeys without frequent water stops.

London Times France Furia Nice Busland Ds York Sanne ruy_og Tts Beatin Petral Dijon

Talk To Edward Ends In A King's Strip Search

A London cable dispatch to the Chicago Tribune recounts an episode with King Edward and Sir Richard Powell in which the monarch, under examination for liver trouble, was ordered to strip to the waist. Powell noted he would send a prescription to “put you right,” prompting a sharp exchange with Laking and a quip about examining the maid.

Binatly Edward London Chicago Tribune Richard Powell Medod Francis Laking Laking Richard Iing Liddemer Duchess of Manchester Nhe

Dark Church Trial Event Attracts Poor Parishioners

London church experiment with absolute darkness drew about 200 worshippers mainly wives and daughters of shopkeepers and workers. A white sheet lit end of the church, two exterior lights, and a piano organ performance made the service a dramatic, misty spectacle.

London C. J Parkat Bt. Jnmies Clerken New ‘York Herald Gillery Vicars Gemarket

New Arctic Mageditto Expedition Aims For Polar Regions

Unclear text describes Dr. Jean Charconson organizing an Arctic expedition to polar areas including Iceland Nova Zembla and Palen through, to study habitats and the cod, smoke, and climate links. Project seeks to probe ocean currents and atmospheric effects, with a timetable and sponsor unclear.

Arctic London Paris Jean Charconson Epectatist Cam Palen Through Iceland Nova Zembla Aino

Range War Escalates As Sheepman Shot In Wyoming Clash

In a violent range conflict near Cheyenne gunmen attacked Minach's sheep camp with dynamite and firearms. The dying shepherd was evacuated as masked raiders fled into the night. Reports from Lincoln Neb describe more ranchers arming as tensions rise over overlapping grazing lands and prior range claims.

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Reforming Outlaw Parolee Wins Local Favor

The text describes Cole Younger, recently released on parole with a life of quiet conduct, allowed to remain in Minnesota or travel, and his decision to avoid notoriety. It mentions Jim Younger’s past illness and suicide, earlier pardons denied, and public perception noting his reformed behavior and decent character after years of legal trouble.

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Fraud 15 Alleged in Denver Suit for Damages

Elizabeth G. Tabor sues James W. Newell Warren F. Page and the Ransom Leasing Company for 3200 over damages from an execution sale of the Mateh lors mine near Lenmdville. The mine, sold in 1899 for about 13000 to satisfy inclement, is tied to the Tabor Mines and Milling Company. Fraud alleged in how the defendants and William are said to have gained possession.

Denver Elizabeth G. ‘Tabor James W. Newell Warren F. Pagé Comany Tabor Matehlors Lenmdville Tabor Mines and Milling Company William

Miners Riot in Washington Mining Town Prompts Sheriff Action

In Gilman Washington deputy sheriff is sent to quell a riot among miners. A disruptively large crowd clashed as townspeople attempted arrests and workers were freed, sparking the response from local authorities.

Washington Seattle Wash Sherifo Gilman Eit

Reichstag Social Outcry Timid as Deputies Debate

A fragmented OCR item details social uproar over Reichstag proceedings. It notes deputies, a plan to appoint a leader, and signs of dissent. The text mentions Abe Ballas and a gesture by a follower, with unclear dates or places.

Horse Meat Industry Discussion and German Practice

German horse meat production and export are described with claims it serves as cheaper, tender meat. Waldenburger outlines plans for a Chicago horse meat factory, citing demand in Paris China and Japan, and army use. The piece notes preferences, prices, animal sources, and safety claims about farming and processing.

Beres Germany Rr Waldenburger Thms YOUR Bere Waldenburger Pravitfort Trs Chicago Orst Paris China Japan Gov Lene Foxit Say Washington Oras Ducthin

Missing Daughter Found in Fargo Woman's Home Mystery

William Hettich and his son Paul of Long Prairie Minnesota identify the remains in the Fargo Women's Home as Kate Hettich their daughter and sister. Kate had been employed at Amons in Cars county and kept regular correspondence through October. Records show she came to the home Nov. 7 and gave birth three weeks ago. She died Friday.

William Hettich Paul Long Prairie Minn Fargo Kate ‘Hettich Amons Cars County Aan Domentiey

Fargo Public Library Opens With Reception

Fargo's new public library building funded by Andrew Carnegie opened last Monday evening. The exterior impresses while the interior is described as elegant. The G A R will have post quarters, and the library board received a handsome flag in appreciation.

Fargo Fargo Public Library Andrew Carnegie Lbrary Board

Blizzard Hits Chicago and Midwest Wires Down

Winter storm devastating Chicago and surrounding states disrupts telegraph and telephone lines, halts rail and streetcar service, and causes power outages. Two deaths reported in Chicago area as crews rush to repair damaged lines across Ohio Mississippi river region.

Chicago Milwaukee Omaha New York Tate

Worst February Storm Paralyses Wisconsin Railways

La Crosse Wisconsin February 5 nearly a foot of snow fell across the region. Drifts ten to twelve feet high blocked roads and trapped farmers. East and westbound trains were delayed for hours, tunnels near Baraboo stalled, and freight traffic came to a standstill as drifts blocked entrances.

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Cleveland Severs Telecommunication With Chicago In Sleet

Heavy sleet storm around Chicago left the city isolated from Cleveland for the first time in years. Telegraph lines were broken at hundreds of points as crews rush to repair. Weather in Cleveland remains clear and mild.

Cleveland Chicago

Storm Winds and Rain Ravage Tennessee City Area

A fierce storm sweeping Tennessee. Heavy rain and high winds culminated over the past two days, with Chattanooga and nearby areas experiencing intense weather as rivers rose and conditions worsened. Local residents report damage from flooding and wind across several properties as authorities monitor the situation.

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Us 14 nH 2 faces a confusing fragmentary note about participation in an event or process. The readable bits suggest a misread entry involving a participant or item, with unclear subject and action.

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