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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1908

Page

3

House to Test the Big Stick in Bankhead Pay Controversy

Tawney of Minnesota must tackle a clash over presidential power to authorize spending without specific congressional approval. The Senate added 1800 dollars for Senator Bankhead for inland waterways commission work, though the commission lacked express congressional authority. Debate centers on Roosevelt’s authority and House Republican stance ahead of a possible public building bill.

Washington Roosevelt United States Congress House of Representatives Senate Bankhead Alabama Inland Waterways Commission Tawney Appropriations Committee House Deep Waterways Commission Burton Cleveland Roonevelt Waterways Commission

Lynching in Brookhaven Miss Ends In Mob Hange

Eli Pigot a Black man accused of assault was seized by a Jackson militia unit and deputies along with a mob of more than 2000 near the Brookhaven court house. He was hanged from a telegraph pole before his trial. Two mob members were wounded by gunfire during the attack.

Brookhaven Miss Eli Pigot Jackson Military Company Court House

Burndown Fire Claims Life Of Lake County Man

Duluth Minn February 11 John Herman Hein age 57 lived on a homestead forty miles northeast of Two Harbors Lake County was burned to death in his cabin His widow and four children live in Minneapolis Hein was clerk of the town of Crystal The neighbor said he suffered ivy poisoning and was using an inflammable liniment Freely It is presumed the liniment ignited in some manner

Duluth Minn John Herman Hein Two Harbors Lake County Minneapolis Hein Cryatal Cules Noose Igat Molunkis Sandy Hnl Patten Sandy Sam Ashland Mmeveyrtte Pesgine Arthur Hill Mud Pond Harry Porter Porter

Nail in Icicle Nearly Blinds South Dakota Man

Arlington Feb. 11. H. P. Dahl a grain buyer of Luke Preston South Dakota was struck by an icicle dropping from a roof. A nail embedded in the icicle pierced his face under the eye and stunned him. Doctors hope to save his sight.

Arlington H. P. Dahl Luke Preston

Twin City Markets report from Minneapolis on Feb 11

Minneapolis and South St Paul market round up with grain prices for wheat oats and barley, and dairy and poultry prices. Wheat No 1 northern 1.06 No 2 northern 1.08 May 1.045. Butter creamery extras 32c firste 28c dairy fancy 26c seconds 22c Turkeys 12c chickens 10c Muttons lumber 6 75 cattle steers 4.75 and 46 36 Heeral a Deep-?

Minneapolis Northern South St. Paul

Hydrophobia cases rise as New York reports treatment totals

A New York health authority disclosure notes at least 50 hydrophobia cases receiving treatment in the city. Separate items mention legal threats, stockholder warnings, a murder skeleton finding in Elmhurst, and Chan Chumyen becoming director of Makden agricultural station in Manchuria, reflecting diverse contemporary events.

New York Charles S. Whitman Edwin H. Conger California Railroad Commission Southern Pacific Santa Fe Lockport Stuyvesant Fish Mlingis Central E. H. Harriman Cara Elmhurst Cal R.A. Eveleth Chumyen Chan China College of Agriculture University of California Makden Manchuria

Naval plan cut to two battleships by House committee

Washington February 11 the house committee on naval affairs voted to recommend funding for two Delaware class battleships rather than four as urged by the navy department and the president. Rural delivery parcel post bill advances to aid postal service for merchandise on rural routes serving over 28 000 routes and 16 009 000 people daily. Queen Wilhelmina approves new cabinet with Heemskerk premier and Swinderen foreign minister following December army estimate defeat. Rockwalter sends 2500 to aid unemployed in Springfield from Nice. Colwell appointed receiver of Hardware and Woodenware plant in North East Pennsylvania with 10 000 bond.

Washington House Committee On Naval Aiajrs Navy Department Burnham New Hampshire Tn Congress United States the Hague Wilhelmina Heemskerk Jonkheer R. de Marees van Swinderen Netherlands Pittsburg Young Monday Nicholas H. Colwell The Hardware and Woodenware Manufacturing Company North East

Markets Summary From New York and Midwest Flours and Grains

New York price mix shows flour steady, wheat bear bias with larger Argentine offerings and liquidation pressure. May wheat at 1.00 1.04 per bushel. July 1.08. Corn and oats softer, butter creamery prices around 20 to 29 cents per pound. Potatoes range fair to good. Poultry and eggs weak with poultry around unspecified cents per pound and eggs at 17 to 19 cents per dozen.

Minnesota New York Western Sic

Live Stock Market Draws Varied Prices Across Regions

Live Stock reports from Chicago and Omaha list cattle, hogs, and veal with varied price ranges. Strongest cattle show steady demand for prime steers, while hogs trend lower for heavy and mixed lots. Regional buyers in Omaha and Chicago reflect differing market pressures and ongoing supply dynamics.

Omaha Neb Texas Mabe

Week's Global News Recap of Highs Lows and Tragedies

Executors of the Marshal Field Estate in Chicago agreed to pay 1 million dollars to settle back tax claims. Marion City Marshal William Abney shot and killed two men on the street. A Wabash Railroad train derailed near Delhiont due to a broken rail with minor injuries. Cahokia Illinois placed under a receiver as finances entangled. A Vienna report says Count HUadik’s engagement with Cornelia Vanderbilt was a fabrication. Numerous deaths and political shifts noted including financier Frank Gould, Roosevelt letters, and Portugal cabinet changes.

Marshal Field Chicago William Abney Marion Ambrose Grogan Frank Make Continental Limited Wabash Delh Cahokia Ilinois Count Huadik Cornelie Vanderbilt New York Vienna Charles M. Carroll Howe Avenue San Antonio Tex James D. Elderkin Detroit Mich Cleveland John Gehringer Ida Pansy Brockway Peoria Elvin Newby Valley View Union Malleable Iron Company Moline Western Illinois Hospital For the Insane Watertown William M. Forrest Nathan Bedford Forrest Memphis Tenn Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Company of St. Petersburg Weaver Birmingham Ala Diamond Trust W. D. Boyce Ottawa Ill Army J. F. Scott A. M. Herring Wright Bros Dayton Mra Cleo Walton San Francisco Lanesville Still Miver Housatonic River Valley Brookfield New Milford Oon

THAT GHOST MOOSE Tales Of A Spirit Animal And Disturbances

A series of dramatic local legends recount encounters with a spectral moose haunting West of the lake country. Witnesses Sandy HNL and others describe apparitions at parties and cabins, eerie noises, and uncanny events involving rifles, tracks, and unusual moose behavior.

Light From Fixed Stars Distances Measured in Years

The nearest fixed star lies about 200000 astronomical units away about 186000 miles per second light speed makes its light travel roughly 5865696000000 miles yearly taking over three years to reach Earth. Planets in our solar system like Mercury Venus and Jupiter are not affected by this delay.

Earth Mercury Venus Jupiter

Truly Versatile Man in London Sketch Shows Elsbemus Record

Louis M. Elsbemus lacks a pictured feature but is credited with painting 3,000 pictures, writing 40 novels and plays in multiple languages, composing 100 songs, traveling around the world seven times, and earning a strong reputation as a plemaker.

London Louis M. Elsbemus

Literary hardships and publishing shock value

A Washington Star quip frames literary life as tough with critics and readers. A woman notes literature is trying and the other adds that failed books disappoint while successful ones risk embarrassing shock. The remark highlights the pressure on authors, publishers, and audiences.

Washington Star

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N. C. Wegner Bottineau North Dakota Bowen & Adams, Attorneys At Law United Braver Landabies Erecemarie Bottineau, North Dakota G. W. Baker Wessithope Forth Dakota J. A. Johnson Offics T. F.oods Dakoa A. R. McKay McKay & Cumpun's Drug Store Borrineau C. A. Leonard Dem Wue Lor Ertresvaag Fitzhugh Lee Manufinc Geo. Lescault A. Berthiaume Wallery Borvinenunity Eae Projeet BR Lntel Borvinean Dr. T. Sins 6Th Thompson Streets Rn Hospital Albert Besancon Masonic Block BorringAu, North Dakota Painter Bleason Panter & Gleason Bortineau, North Dakota B. Norla J. G. ApAmnon Nosie, Bloop & Adamson Attorneys At Law Bottineau County G. , Dale Geo. B. McMillen Appropriations White House South Dakota Twin City Markets Committee Springfield John W. Rockwalter Ohio Burnett Nice Italy Lscago Admiral Do Amaral France Manuel Portugal Franco Spain Revolutioniata Oporta Carlog Tuli Lisbon Battle Creek Charles W. Morse Queenstown Albert West Edward Williams Lake Charles Tha West Harriet Baird Huey Philadelphia Daughters of the American Revolution Wacner Storm Laker A. Moody St. Louis Mitel High Moud Sim Diego St. Luis Port Hood Franklin L. Greenleaf John Williams Wilhelm Williams South Sioux City General Electric Company Gatun C. N. Bell St. Paul Pennsylvania Franklinville C. W. Milbrath Milwaukee Erie Daniel Thomas Phoebe Taylor Hills Tower Tallmadge New York City Albert Harrison Mixer University of Rochester Rochester James Hargis Kentucky Democratic Executive Committee Breathitt County Jackson Beach Harris Adams H. C. Lawrence Felix Jobes el Dorado Ark Andrew Bradshaw George F. Goddard Louth Auklam Menasha Wis Maine Forest Aall
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