Japan not after war recall of Viscount Aoki discussed
Tokyo papers focus on Viscount Aoki recall as ambassador to the United States and the Pacific fleet sail, with conciliatory tone despite anti American talk. Editors suggest recall overdue, Hayashi downplays breach, Jiji urges controlled emigration and peace, while Count Okuma calls for aiding America.
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Takto
Viscount Aok
United States
Sailine
Pacific
Tokio
Ameri 4
Nippon
Viscount Aoki
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Joi
Aoki
Toklo
Aokl
Washington
Hoch
Foreign Office
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Jap- Reet
Canada
Jiji
Count Okuma
America
Hansbrough Bill Aims to Save Blind Girl's Homestead
Senator Hansbrough introduced legislation directing the interior secretary to issue a patent for Miss Benne Engeberg's homestead near Kenmare North Dakota. Her Minot land office entry faced contest but the bill seeks to end further appeals and grant the patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hansbrough
Btene Engeberg
Kenmare
Ward County
N. D
Misa Engeberg
Minot
Glories in His Crime Before Death
Chicago, December 12 The date of death for Richard Walton is set for tomorrow. Walton pleaded guilty to strangling Mrs. Lillian Grant White at 5520 Madison Avenue last September. He requested a swift execution and has shown defiance since sentencing, with experts predicting a possible breakdown at the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard Walton
Lillian Grant White
Madison Avenue
Walton
Bia
Editor Arthur Brisbane Turns 44 as Top Paid Journalist
New York December 12 Arthur Brisbane editor of the Evening Journal known for making William Randolph Hearst famous today celebrates his 44th birthday. Brisbanes reported annual stipend stands at 50000 dollars making him possibly the highest paid newspaper man in the country. He was born in Buffalo December 12 1863 and is son of Albert Brisbane a pioneer communist socialist. He studied in the United States France and Germany and began his career with the New York Sun on December 12 1883, later serving as London correspondent and editor of the Evening Run. He joined the World as managing editor for seven years before Hearst acquired the Journal and Brisbane became its editor.
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New York
Arthur Brisbane
Evening Journal
Willam Randolph Hearst
Brisbane
Buffalo
Albert Brisbane
France
Germany
New York Sun
London
The
Sun
Evening Run
World
Hearst
America
Wahpeton Girls Defeat Science Team In Wahpeton
Valley City Normal notes show Wahpeton girls basketball beat Science school to 7. Thanksgiving vacation scheduled with Wednesday night to Tuesday morning off. Dr Pooley spoke in chapel and lectures on steel industry were well attended.
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Wahpeton
Pooley
Chapel
Mist Deem
United States
Atheneum Literary Society
Pres. McFarland
Crtcaxo
Fighting Bob Hyans Set to Lead Pacific Fleet Cruise
The Atlantic Fleet sails Monday for the Pacific under Admiral Robley D. Evans known as Fighting Bob. President Roosevelt will review the armada at Hampton Roads aboard the Mayflower. Evans, Virginian born August 18, 1846, has led the fleet since 1905 and earned fame from the Chilean incident and Spanish American War duties.
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Washington
Bob” Hyans
Pacific
Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
Robley D. Evans
Admiral Evans
Old Dominion
Evans
Bob
Naval Academy
Utah
Navy Yards
New York
Chile
United States
Prierce
Valparraiso Harbor
Ccuba
Cleveland
Secretary of the Navy
Cuba
Iowa
Fhe
Massachusetts
Sunday Cruise Settlement Quieted by Evans
Evans told villagers that their town was not the only one on the map and could redirect his ships, ending the Sunday cruise. If a sailor is insulted on shore leave, the admiral may send two or three score seamen ashore to adjudicate the matter, and if they return triumphant but battered, the admiral overlooks their condition.
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Evans
Farm School Notes Highlight College Activities and Visits
Professors Shepperd and Richards attended the International live stock show in Chicago with roles as judge and contest supervisor. Ten student representatives attended due to railroad rate constraints, while others from the college had previously joined in larger groups. The article covers farm mechanics instruction, cooking for invalids, library programs, postoffice box upgrades, and convocation talks by President Worst on Holland and Dutch agricultural ideas.
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Agricultural College
Shepperd and Richards
Chicago
C. Westergaard
Buffalo
N. C
A. C
University of California
T. A. Haverstad
Farmere’ Institute
Dennison
Minn
Waldron
Twin Cities
Minnesota State Horticultural Society
State Forestry Association
Plant Breeders Association
Worst
Holland
Red River Valley
New North Dakota Companies Formed by Secretary of State
Alfred Blaisdell issued charters for several new corporations in North Dakota. The Farmers Elevator Company of Landa with 10000 capital stock. Business College Fargo with 50000. Farmers and Merchants Bank of Rolla with 20000. Mouse River Livery Velva with 10000. Wang Creamery Association Wang with 10000, listing respective incorporators and towns.
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Alfred Blaisdell
Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Landa
Capital Stock
John Martineon
Andrew R.tarabeeth
Carl M. Tolstad
N. D
Dakota Business College
Fargo
F. Leland Watkins
C. Wat Iina
A C. Watkins
A. R
Hugh Dickinson
Charles D. Stearne
Chea
Stearns
Velva
Wang Creamery Association
Wang
Capital
C. L. Smith
Mama
P. C
Wan
Elkwood
Gust
Business incorporations and name changes in North Dakota filings
The list records multiple North Dakota incorporators and capital stock details for firms including Drayton Creamery Company in Drayton with 10000 capital, Montpellier Telephone Company in Montpelier with 6000, Western Telephone Company of Sawyer with 50000, Heyton Telephone Co of Arvilla with line value, and Bergen Norwegian Evangelical Church and Nekoma Evangelical Lutheran Church. It notes changes such as The Bell Mercantile Company becoming Enderlin Realty Company and raising capital from 5000 to 50000.
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M. H. Johnson
Montpelier
N. D
Western Telephone Company
Sawyer
Capital
William Hodges
O. J. Mortenson
Sawyer, N.D
N. T. Weam
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Heyton Telephone Co
Arvilla
Opposition grows to McCumber grain inspection bill in eastern trade
The eastern export trade debates Senator McCumbers federal grain inspection plan with the New York Produce Exchange opposing it as impractical and covet. The Chicago board of trade also opposes. Minneapolis chamber has not taken action, while a nonofficial inquiry hints a majority favors state inspection and doubts federal plan offers advantages.
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McCumber
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Seventy Five Indicted In Colorado Land Fraud Case
Denver officials announce that seventy men were indicted last summer on land fraud charges with more names expected. The United States district court will begin hearings next Monday. Joseph A. Walker, a federal secret service agent investigating the schemes, was murdered near Durango and is believed to have uncovered much of the fraud.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
United States District Court
Joseph A. Walker
Federal Secret Service
Durrange
Erickson in Town Heads to Fargo as Witness
Jake Erickson formerly a Minot National Bank cashier arrives in town for travel to Fargo to testify in the Geo W. Swords versus B H Page bank affair. He will depart with Swords early next week while several minor men are also called as witnesses.
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Minot
North Dakota
Jake Erickson
Minot National Bank
Fargo
Geo.w. Swords
BH. B. Page
de Sunst
Erickson
Swords
Mob threatens lynching after attack in Nellieville
Owen and Win report a mob forming after Frite Tedesonie was beaten in Nellieville while a young girl is recovering at her parents' home from an attack. The girl’s father and village authorities struggle to calm fears as Tedesonie is kept in jail for safety after an initial transfer to Tecal jail.
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Owen
Win
Frite Tedesonie
Nellieville
Tedeson
Tecal
Nejkievitia
Old World Verse and Dream Motifs in National Magazine
A poem sequence discusses dreams of beauty and danger seen through a child and mother, contrasted with a veteran view of life’s hardships in the old world. Emil Carl Aurin and Edward Wilbur Mason contribute pieces from National Magazine December, urging joy, courage, and communal cheer.
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Edward Wilbur Mason
National Magazine
Eleven Grief Suggestions From a December Magazine
A Home Department feature lists eleven practical kitchen and household tips. Items include polishing shabby gas burner mantles, removing mud from black fabrics, making starch, mixing whiting with ammonia for silver, using olive oil in salted nuts, keeping hot water on a kettle to save gas, adding grated horseradish to milk gravy, using milk instead of water in corn meal mush to brown faster, grinding cold meat with corn meal mush, frying rice leftovers into cakes for tea, and treating worn black leather with olive oil and black ink.
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Home Department of National Magazine
Man Charged With Selling Bitters in Burlington
Information filed in district court accuses Tollett Christ ianson of Burlington of selling Earles German Stomach Bitters containing thirty percent alcohol. He is held on $500 bond.
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Minor
North Dakota
Tollett Christianson
Burlington
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Mrs. White
Valley City Normal
Cruise
Hampton Roada
Secretary of State
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Emil Carl Aurin
Gurlington Man
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