Stalwarts In Control At Cass County Republican Meet
About 150 delegates gathered at Cass county Republican convention in Fargo to name twenty five Cass delegates for Minot state convention. James Kennedy chaired. W J Hawk named temporary chair. Taft for president and C R Meredith for national delegate endorsed amid strong Roosevelt praise.
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Fargo
N. D
Repulican
James Kennedy
Republican County Central Committee
Cass County
County Central Committee
W. J. Hawk
Buffalo
A. Ball
B. Cameron
Grandin
William H. Taft
Col. C. R. Meredith
G. Roberts
Jas. Norris
O. ©. McCracken
W. H. Barnett
Geo. L. Dunning
O. P. Dahlen
A. ¥. Callahan
Chris Brink
C. J. Myra
Charles Glassrnd
H. Barnes
Frea Williams
James ©. Hill
A. L. Bailey
G. More
W. J. Morrish
L. B. Stevens
R. B. Boyd
W. L. Hill
Charles 8
Stowers
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Minot
Chicago
Roosevelt
Meredith
C. R. Meredith
Montreal Bond Issue Opens Bids for 6 Million
Bids opened at City Hall for Montreal’s new six million dollar bond issue. Bonds bear four percent interest and mature May 1, 1903. Proceeds fund public debt redemption and public works including waterworks enlargement and street improvements.
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Montreal
Montreai
Exports Reach Millions of Bushels This Year
Washington reports Uncle Sam's exports of flour and wheat may total 191 million bushels for the year, a record since 1902. Eight months to Feb 29 show wheat and flour exports valued at over 127 million dollars, with corn, oats, barley and other grains boosting the grand eight month total to about 162 million dollars. Critics in Congress oppose future delivery bans, risking export trade and cash market disruption.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Argentina
Congress
Sam
US After Crooks Warn Homestead Seekers
An attache of the US land department in Crookston warns against unscrupulous locators who mislead homestead hopefuls. He cites cases where multiple claimants were listed on the same tract and buyers paid hundreds of dollars for worthless timber land descriptions.
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United States
Tocatera
United States Land Department
Crookston
Rate Case Drift Highlights Extra Session Possibility
Attorney General B T Young and counsel discuss Judge Peckham's ruling on railroad rate penalties. A rehearing is likely, with a potential extra session urged to craft a new rate law without penalties. Governor Johnson signals willingness to convene if legislature can aid the state's cause.
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Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Atorney
O'Brien
Northern Pacific
Johnson
Convention Chooses Temporary Chairman Against Recommend
In the Democratic nominating fight a chairmanship dispute ended with delegates appointing Lovell of this city as temporary chairman despite the county central committee recommending F. Hellstrom for the post.
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County Central Committee
F. ©. Hellstrom
Attorney Lovell
Harmony in the Ranks in Ward County Republican Caucus
Supporters of Secretary Taft for president and friends of C A Johnson are elected delegates in Ward County caucuses held Saturday to the county convention set for March 26. The chosen delegates favor Taft and Johnson, signaling party harmony as the state convention and national convention selections loom.
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Secretary Taft
C. A. Johnson
Taft
Johnson
Ward
International Equity Union to Oversee New Branch Goods Sale
The project will sell goods at prevailing market prices with a monthly rebate to purchasers based on amount bought and profits. The venture will be run by the International Equity Union, a coalition of organized farmers and local labour bodies, which has secured a charter of incorporation and plans to issue charters to new branches.
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International Equity Union
Neal
Democrats Form Slate for North Dakota Primaries
A Democratic sub committee approved a full slate of nominees for North Dakota offices to be voted on June 24. Nominations include United States Senator John J. Cashel, Governor John Burke, and other state executives.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Democratic State Central Committee
Ste
United States
John J
Cashel
Grafton
W. BE. Purcell
Wah
Peton
John Burke
Devils Lake
Minot
D. A. Wallace
Wahpeton
Treaster
May Wipperman
Mankinson
J. B. Campbell
Mandan
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. E. Harvey
Mayville
Walker
Dickey
Commission of Tnsurance
Carl Nelson
Cando
Chris Andeler
Fargo
Railroad
Commiceloner
C.J. Cougherey
Starkweather
J. Guehley
Great Migration West That Rail Line Expands Pacific Coal Exensions
Hettinger N Y March 25 Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway shows strong business in Pacific coal extensions. Each afternoon three coaches crowd westward bound through Adams county. Two regular freight trains per direction struggle to handle traffic with extra freights sent as needed.
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Hettinger
N. Y
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Adams County
Purcell Nominated for U S Senator at Richland County Meet
In Wahpeton on March 26 the Richland county Democratic convention formally launched William B. Purcell’s candidacy for the U S senate on the Democratic ticket. Bryan was unanimously endorsed, Burke administration approved, and Max Whipperman backed for national committeeman despite a seating dispute with the Cole delegation from Hankinson.
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Wahpeton
N. D
William B. Purcell
United States
Richland County
Bryan
Grand Forks
Burke
Max Whipperman
Hankingon
Whipperman
Cole
Miss Julia Fish Marries William Dreese in New York
In St James church New York Miss Julia Kean Fish daughter of Hamilton Fish wed William Lawrence Dreese son of Mrs Henry O Higgins of London. The ceremony featured Bishop Courtney officiating and a small reception at the Fish home on East Seventy seventh Street with relatives and intimate friends.
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Miss Fish
New York
Jnlia Kean Fish
Hamilton Fish
William Lawrence Dreese
Mis
Henry O. Higgins
London
St. Jame’s
Fish
East Seventy-seventh Street
Courtney
Janet
Rosemard Fish
Rupert Higigins
Stuyvesant, Fish
James Lawrence Bresse, Jr
William B. Rogers
Seymour Johnson
Wistar Kendall
Thomas Batelle
Charles Lawrence
Misa Fish
Mr. Breese
Atlantic
Grant
Dleca
Stuyvesant Fish
Bresse
Bloise Breese
Willoughby O’eresgy
Anna Breese
Alastar Innec Ker
Duke of Roxburghe
Minot Defeats Berthold In Tight Hoops Championship
The largest Minot crowd watched the championship Minot team beat Berthold 24 to 23 in a hard fought early season game. Berthold sent about seventy supporters but Minot prevailed as the final whistle ended a tense contest. The Fats defeated the Leans 10 to 8 in a separate clash with A W Tracy and Archie McCannell starring for the Fats and W S Shaw among the Leans players.
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Dommense
Berthold
Minot
Fats
Loans
Lyceum Theater
A. W. Tracy
Fink
Brogan
Wendt
Woods
Pond
Minot High School
Gaskill
Rush
Poole
Moone
Mulray
McCabe
Archie McCannell
J. BE. Smith
W. Marsh
W. 8. Shaw
Leans
F. BE
Graves
C. Hanland
P. Rasumssen
F. Peterson
J. Lightning
Democratic County Convention Endorses Nebraska Candidate
Cass county Democratic convention today elected 85 delegates to the state convention to be held in Grand Forks. Delegations were instructed for the Bryan-Lively fight in Casa Convention in Fargo on March 25.
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Grand Forks County
Barnes County
Fargo
Cass County
Grand Forks
Big Co-operative Plan for Chicago Stores
Chicago plans a city wide cooperative network to buy goods directly from farmers. The federation of labor envisions purchasing many grocery stores in different districts where farmers ship products for direct distribution to consumers.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Insurgent Marshallites Lose at North Dakota County Convention
In North Dakota on March 28 the Republican county convention voted 47 to 32 against the Marshall insurgents. D. J. McKenzie and his ally controlled the convention with a safe majority, despite strenuous Marshallite efforts. This end shock to Marshall supporters, who expected a three to one capture. County campaign now opens with candidates forming.
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Forman
N. D
D. J. McKenzie
Marshallitea
Candria
Sheriff Lee Buys Two Bloodhounds In North Dakota
Minot March 28 Sheriff Lee has purchased two bloodhounds to aid Ward county officials in enforcing the laws. Minot becomes the second North Dakota city with bloodhounds, joining the state prison in Bismarck. The dogs, shipped from South Dakota, will join the sheriff's department soon as sworn members.
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Minot
North Dakota
Lee
Ward
Bismarck
South Dakota
Sheriff's Department
Turn in lid at bismarck Hismarck
The text reports race and licensing details in a damaged OCR form with scattered names and items. It mentions March 28, a state attorney, and license surrenders. It also notes the Eastern Racing Season opening in Washington at Bennetts, with a large track meet, several stakes, and steeplechase events planned.
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Washington
Washington Jockey Club
Bennitiis
Bennit
Chevy Chase
Poisoning Case in North Dakota District Court
The state v Zenke Maxim Hakon and Ladimer Rodoc proceeds in district court with witness Jack Golomaja testifying that the defendants mixed material into oats fed to five horses owned by Mike Kerzema. An interpreter is used and the case moves slowly.
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Stilton
North Dakota
Zenke
Maxim Hakon
Ladimer Rodoc
Mike Kerzema
Jack Golomaja
Greenleaf to Seek Democratic Nomination for Attorney General
Mayor D C Greenleaf announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He will run on Gov Burke's platform enforcing laws against blind pickpockets and promises to honor his previous campaign pledges if re elected.
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I Greenleaf
Atty.general
Minot
North Dakota
D. C
Freight Engine Accident Near Glenburn
Freight engine leaves Glenburn, Rolla area, when driver shafts on both sides of the locomotive break, halting progress as the engineer and fireman dodge the disjointed parts. incident reported from March 11 in Rolla North Dakota.
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Rolla, N. D
Glenburn
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Hey
U. S
Crooks
Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Richland
Purcell
Democratic County
Corvention
Hismarck
Wiemiarck
Santa Ant
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