Norway Dissolves Union With Sweden Crown Crisis Emerges
June 8 Norway’s Storthing dissolves the union with Sweden ruling the king ceases to act as Norwegian monarch and orders the state council to govern. It signals possible dethronement moves and contemplates Prince Bernadotte or Danish Prince Valdemar as alternatives. Increased Danish sympathy noted amid trade and consular tensions. Separately a Hankinson poisoning case ends in a child’s death. Mrs. Burrows faces bar. Professor Ladd pursues pure food law investigations. Red River drainage reduced to four counties with state funding shifts.
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Christiania
Norway
Storthing
Sweden
Storthins
State Council
Storting
Council of State
M. Michelsen
Social Democrats
Oscar I
Bernadotte
Valdemar
Christian
Denmark
Oscar
Stockholm
Ladd
Fargo
Agricultural College
Kings and monarchs greet London crowds in June visit
King Alfonso of Spain arrives in London and enjoys a warm welcome. Open-carriage procession through a flower arch, crowds cheer as he tours Guild Hall with the lord mayor and officials. Addresses of welcome are delivered along the route. King Oscar sends a protest telegram to Premier Michelson over government actions.
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Oscar
Stockholm
Michelson
Council of State
London
Alfonso Durmg
England
Alfonso
Masonic Grand Lodge meeting planned for Grand Forks
North Dakota Masonic Grand Lodge A F and A M will hold meetings in Grand Forks on June 27 and 28 with Grand Master J W Foley of Bismarck and officers including Louis A Jacobson Hope grants Hager St Thomas John Riesback Dickinson C D Lord Park River Frank J Thompson Fargo L G Moultrie Valley City W L Stockwell Gratton. The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons convenes June 29 and the Eastern Star meeting is set for June 29 and 30.
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Siawentn Seniai
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
North Dakota
Grand Forks
J. W. Foley
Bismarck
Louis A. Jacobson
Hope
Grant
L. G. Moultrie
Valley City
W. L. Stockwell
Gratton
Grand
Royal Arch Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
Passenger Train Wreck Near Sawyer Incurred Widespread Damage
An eastbound Soo line flyer train No 108 wrecked three miles west of Sawyer last week. Baggageman injured, others unhurt. Freight car caused crash. Also notes Fargo Children’s Home board names and Medora retains county seat. and a Fargo court awards 10000 to Wannamaker after stock-train crash near Driscoll.
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Soo Line
Sawyer
Medora
Billings County
Sentinel Butte
United States
Fargo
G. R. Wannamaker
Driscoll
Czar Seeks Peace as War Winds Down
Report from Tsarskoe-Selo says council of ministers advised Russia to learn Japan's terms. Telegrams dispatched to Russian ambassadors in Washington and Paris indicate a desire for peace conditions, signaling a potential end to hostilities.
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Bt. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
Tsarskoe-Selo Palace
Washington
Paris
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt Mediation Becomes Delicate Peace Effort
St Petersburg dispatches report President Roosevelt’s mediation bearing fruit as Emperor Nicholas weighs a reply. Meyer’s audience at Tsarskoe-Selo and cipher reports hint at a favorable response, with Washington urged to open peace talks. Delcasse’s fall strengthens Roosevelt’s timely overture.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
America
Nicholas
Lamsdorff
Cassini
Meyer
Count Lamsdorff
Washington
Tsarskoe-Selo
M. Delcasse
Russia
Besdes
Italian ambassador meets Roosevelt on Far East peace effort
The Italian ambassador met President Roosevelt at the White House to discuss the Far East. Details were not released but the subject of peace between Russia and Japan dominated the talk, with European powers, including Italy, backing a cessation of hostilities in the Orient.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Far East
Russia
Japan
Orient
Italy
Keen Disappointment in Manila Over Russian Inaction
Manila June 8 There are no indications of the departure of the Russian warships from Manila bay. Admiral Enquist has not heard from St Petersburg since his arrival. The Russians show keen disappointment at the inaction of the St Petersburg officials.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Enquist
St. Petersburg
University of North Dakota holds sixteenth commencement
The sixteenth annual commencement of the University of North Dakota will be held at the Metropolitan theater in Grand Forks on Thursday June 16 at 10 o'clock a m. Injuries Proved Fatal. Sammie Levine died last week at Fargo from injuries after a sand wagon wheel accident.
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University of North Dakota
Metropolitan Theater
Grand Forks
Sammie Levine
Fargo
Ambassadors Reid and Cambon Visit Lansdowne in London
American ambassador Reid and French ambassador Cambon met Foreign Secretary Lansdowne at the Foreign Office in London this afternoon. The nature of the interview was not announced.
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Lord Lansdowne
London
Reid
Lansdowne
Foreign Office
Paul Cambon
Ordinance on Dogs Tax and Tag System Bottineau 1905
The Bottineau city council adopts an ordinance imposing a dog tax, requiring muzzling for dangerous dogs, impounding at large dogs, and issuing metal tags. It defines nuisances, penalties up to 100 dollars, and imposition of fees to cover impounding costs. Read May 1 1905 and approved June 1905.
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City of Bottineau
Bottineau
Chief of Police
Thia
Thie
G. K. Vikan
Nero
N.H. McKinnon
W. R. McIntosh
City ordinance on horse-drawn vehicles and motorized traffic
The document records a June 5 1905 city ordinance passage detailing speed limits for horse drawn vehicles and rules for motor vehicles and cycles including muffler lights and right of way. It notes penalties of $10 to $50 and mentions mayor C L Newhouse and aldermen voting, with absences recorded.
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G. K. Vikan
A. S. Nero
N. H. McKinnon
W. R. McIntosh
C W. Beyer
C. B. Adama
H. O. Sheldon
C. L. Newhouse
Bottineau Adopts Speed Regulation Ordinance
Ordinance No 16 regulates speed of automobiles motorcycles bicycles and horse drawn vehicles within Bottineau North Dakota City Council enacts limits for all public streets and areas under city control enforcement details to follow in section 1 of the ordinance.
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Horaes
Bottineau
N. D
Saa Firiver
Nadia
Mons
Monarch falters as royal tree in Kane Republic loses roots
An unusual dispatch describes a tall monarch in the Kane Republic facing collapse after a green Norske seizes the roots. Fear grows that the leaves will be small as the ruler nears a fall with broken branches and vanished roots.
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Kane Republic
Norske
P. Cet
Notice of Estray and Land Rentals in Bottineau
Estray report lists a black horse with white markings branded BY on left hind leg seen near Sec 3 162 76 around May 25. Owner James A Bacon Bottineau North Dakota contact J N Griener for sale notice. Also 180 acre mountain land for sale at bargain with location described and 160 acre rental of NEY Sec 88 Two 164 Age 75 to be rented at once at E C Bowen Bottineau ND April office.
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J. N. Griener
Bottineau
N. DL
Ney
E. C. Bowen
Bottineau, N. D
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