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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
3
Medical officers testifying say no treatment could have saved Brangh's life after a cadet died from blows. Prosecution presses strong case as court proceedings continue with evidence and expert statements.
At Annapolis naval court martial Midshipman Meriwether faces manslaughter charges over Midshipman Branch’s death. Drs Finney and Thomas testified Branch died from blows, describing a counter coup injury and brain compression. Cross examination questioned autopsy absence and post fight treatment effectiveness. Prosecution to wrap by today.
Washington reports the largest pension claim since Commissioner Warner took charge. A Civil War veteran, a patient at St. Elizabeth government hospital for the insane, received a lump sum of 9 248 and future monthly payments of 30. Part of the amount will cover maintenance while confined, with the remainder enhancing his comforts.
Eanedin Neb Nov 25 Pat Raymond aged eighteen was arrested yesterday afternoon while lighting a cigarette he had just rolled for his own use in the presence of a city detective. He was fined 50 and costs. This is the lightest penalty prescribed by law for manufacturing cigarettes.
Aberdesa South Dakota November reports Judge A W Campbell of the city authorized the announcement of his candidacy for Congress with no faction. He has repeatedly been elected to the district bench since first taking office, seeking northern state support.
Vienna reports an international fleet to sail from Piraeus to seize Mytilene Limnos and Tenedos harbors if Turkey resists European control of Macedonia. The fleet, led by Admiral Ritter von Jedina, includes British Italian Austrian vessels with Germany abstaining. Turkey warns that such measures could trigger Muslim uprisings. no agreement on extending financial control is reached.
George Edward Adams, seven years cashier at the Seattle United States assay office, is under arrest accused by Secret Service agents of stealing $35,000 in gold dust. Secret Service agent Connell, who had investigated the case for weeks, says Adams confessed to taking more than $30,000 from miners since June and substituting weight to balance the loss.
London dispatch reports a Japanese loan of 125,000,090 to be issued Nov 28. Conversion of external bonds postponed, internal bonds to be converted. Rothschilds Paris to take 62,500,000. London 41,260,000. remainder split between New York and Germany. Nominal price set at 90 with 4 percent interest.
In Escanaba Michigan on November 25 the coroner's jury exonerated Lind the bartender who shot and killed Alexander Gravel during a galion quarrel. The same incident left Richard Gravel injured though still living. doctors doubt his recovery. The bartender will be held pending further outcome of Richard Gravel's condition.
Army officer Lieutenant Caeren of the Twelfth Cavalry was shot through the left lung at a location near Oxia locality. He is alive but in critical condition as authorities investigate whether the wound was accidental or deliberate. Further details pending.
In far north Norway the capital Christiania Oslo celebrated October 26 with the unveiling of a monument to Harald Haardraade founder of Oslo. A large crowd gathered as Prof Yngvar Nielsen gave the keynote and L Utne designed the bauta statue depicting Harald on a horse with his army. Harald’s career included battles at Stiklestad and Stamford Bridge and he shaped Norway’s later history through conquests, diplomacy, and statecraft.
A two year old crown prince of Norway stands as heir to the throne. He is the son of King Karl and Queen Maud and the grandson of King Edward of England. His lineage extends to Denmark Sweden Russia and Greece with Viking ancestry.
The Handelstiding of Gothenburg argues for unity in foreign policy among Sweden Norway and Denmark. It notes Sweden’s wealth with 1903 real estate figure and discusses public sentiment toward alliance or peace. It also touches on cross Nordic fears of invasion and the general willingness to cooperate with neighbors.
A Thanksgiving dawn battle near Camp Watson in the Blue Mountains follows a Snake raid from Muddy Creek to the John Day. Troopers under Major Rinehart pursue thirty surviving hostiles, six soldiers die, ten wounded, and a lone captured turkey joins the camp feast later. Donald McKay leads the action with a carbine shot ending a warrior’s life and a surrender after parley.
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