No Hope for Thaw Inmate At Matteawan Asylum
New York February reports say Thomas Thaw is doomed to spend life in an asylum for the insane. Alienists who have observed him since commitment to Matteawan cite paranoia as a progressive disease unlikely to be cured. The state board of lunacy and Matteawan doctors must file 60 day reports. adverse findings could bar eventual liberty. Dr. Ferris, head of the board, previously deemed Thaw dangerous and lunatic, a view his current observers largely uphold.
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New York
Warry Kk
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Nis
State Board of Lunacy
Matteawall
Matteawan
Ferris
Jerome
Sanford White
Fe HW
Cooperan Endorsed For North Dakota Insurance Post
Hon E C Cooper Forman reports strong local support for H C Cooper of Grand Works as commissioner of insurance. A stalwart Republican, Cooper seeks a second term after notable work in his first term. The piece emphasizes public favor and likely reappointment.
Cooper Seen As Honest Leader In Inmurgent City
In Grand Forks a local figure, Mr. Cooper, is described as more than a politician, noted for honesty, integrity, and business sense. He is portrayed as a steady leader with no scandal tied to the insurance commissioner's office since his election. Other items mention social visits, family movements, and a farming meeting in Woburn with plans for a Farmetore initiative and Ed Downie’s family relocation to Washington state.
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Grand Forks
Cooper
Insurance Commissioner
Pat Devaney
Ike Goseckya
Woburn
Ed. Downie
State of Washington
Postal Rates Cut Help US Readers Near the Border
An order publicized by the Dominion and United States announces a reciprocal postal agreement. The reduced rates let American publishers near the border compete with Canadian papers and may revert to former levels, aiding former US residents now in Canada to receive home papers.
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United States
Canada
Or General
Dominion
Local Notices and Social Updates from Minot Area
Ed Downie completed final proof on his Minot homestead with John Bryan and A A Christianson as witnesses. The township board meets today. Miss Marth Johnson of Rennie visits Mrs Ughum. Ed Downie's sale drew a good crowd. Ole Ughum of Canada visits his brother Jim. Pat Devaney hauled wheat to Coteau last week. Perry Kistler was active Monday. Court Reidner named John Bogus as a helper for the upcoming summer. Rowbells visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Downie
Minot
John Bryan
A. A. Christianson
Marth Johnson
Rennie
Ughum
Ed Downie
Ole Ughum
Canada
Jim
Pat Devaney
Coteau
Perry Kistler
Court Reidner
John Bogus
Hand Bower
Rowbells
Japan to hand ambassador reply on emigration controls
Tokio February 18 reports the Japanese reply to the American memorandum will be handed to Ambassador O'Brien tomorrow. The carefully prepared document outlines pins for emigration control of Japanese to America and includes concessions from meetings with Viscount Hayashi Baron Ishii and D W Stevens. Japanese officials believe the pact will satisfy demands and settle differences.
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Tokio
Japan
Ambassador O'Brien
America
Viscount Hayashi
Baron Ishii
Bureau of Commerce
D. W. Stevens
Washington
Ofice
Dennison
Blizzard Havoc Hits Chicago and Midwest Cities
A severe blizzard paralyzed Chicago and many Midwest towns with seven inches of snow by afternoon and winds up to fifty miles per hour. Wrecks on harbor and railroad lines caused injuries and delays as flooding, power outages, and transportation disruption spread across Illinois Indiana Missouri Iowa and Nebraska. Local notes discuss horse race plans, school changes, and community notices amid ongoing storm recovery efforts.
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Chicago
Unis
Waukegan
Lake Michigan
Hammond
Ind
Hannibal
Omaha
Towa
Joliet
Krueger's Pharmacy Reopens With New Equipment
E C Krueger announces the reopening of his pharmacy with upgraded equipment and an expanded stock of drugs and medicines for former customers and the public.
Teachers' Examination Date Notices for Minot and Mutual
Regular teachers examination will be held at school houses in Minot and Mutual on the first and Hilv of March. Conditional certificates may be completed by selecting subjects to study. Warren, Rupr. and others will conduct nominations for officers at Carter bp. W. A. Yeomans, clerk.
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Minot
Mutual
Usth
Hilv
Warren
Rupr
Carter BP
W. A. Yeomans
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Insane Asylum
E. C. Cooper
Mrs. Bogus
West
Annamons
Clayton
Christensen
Bryan
Bagge
Louise Johnson Rock
Pine
Christian Ling
Roo. Melwain
Mrs. St. O. McElwain
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First State Bank
Bowbellis, N. Dak
G. L. Bickford
A. B. Bickford
Rockford
Bowbell
Girl’ Glee Club
Johnson Anderry
Messrs
Stewart
Perry and
Olson
Estevan
Sarah Burrows
Mirehoth
Hie
Lund
Merks Ghembals
Neb. Coos
POD. Co
Couister
Kare
Dick Steinhofer
Fargo
Hoes
Mill Nages
Ofice Bhar
Magges
Sherif
E. C. Krueger
Pharmacy
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