Tabby Cats and Frumps in a Lady Parade
A dispatch from New York on Jan 4 quotes French critic M. Ular and author Mrs. Elmoay Glyn deriding American women as heartless flirts. The piece shifts to Louisiana, describing the Coleman case in De Ridder with deputy Schaumaker killed in a last October saloon brawl and a governor's reprieve pending pardons board review.
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Glen Guernsey
New York
M. Alexandre Alan
France
M. Clay
M. Whur
Wien
Ne Lind
de Sam
Toni
M. Umnar
Moyee
Ular
Elmoay Glyn
United States
Fife
Drayman
Pilgrim Matherst
Mathers
Glyn
Langwidge
Blanchard
Coleman
Schaumaker
Tittle
de Ridder
Schumaker
al Sue Imes
Boards of Pardons
Lee Coleman to Be Hanged Tomorrow for Calcasien Murder
New Orleans January 2 Lee Coleman aCalcasien parish murderer will pay the penalty tomorrow amid a noted effort by friends to secure mercy. Coleman faces execution for the murder linked to the parish case the outcome of which drew wide attention locally and beyond.
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Lee Coleman
New Orleans
Lee Colemant
Calcasien Parish
New Manager Named for Pioneer Life Insurance Co of North Dakota
The Pioneer Life Insurance Company of North Dakota elected William A. Scott as secretary succeeding L. D. Corbett who resigned after long service. Edward Pierce also left the board, replaced by George M. Hollister as the winter departure leaves active participation unlikely. The board set the annual meeting for January 7.
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Pioneer Life Insurance Company of
North Dakota
W. A. Scott
Fargo
North Dakota Money Life Insurance Company
Macfadden
L. D. Corbett
William A. Scott
Edward Pierce
Sheldon
Florida
George M. Hollister
Pierce
Elevator Charters Granted in North Dakota and Minnesota
Alfred Itaisdeli secretary of state issued charters to several corporations in the region. Bank of Melville in Melville North Dakota with 10000 capital. Riverside Farmers elevator company in Keamer North Dakota with 40000. Johnston State Bank in Marion North Dakota with 15000. Dakota Farmers Elevator company in Coulee North Dakota with 50000. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lincoln North Dakota with no capital. Incorporators listed for each entity include Melville figures Ole Johnson Otto Finstad EB J Everson Q Richards Geo M Gray B A Enochson and Lincoln names Gle Lundhie Hans Hanvold Alf Lien.
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Alfred Itaisdeli
Bank of Melville
Melville
N. B
Capital Stock
Obed Wiseman
Philly Wiseman
Peter P. Zink
Melville, N
Riverside Farmers’ Elevator Company
Keamer
N. D
Ole Johnson
Otto Finstad
Funda
EB. J. Everson
North Dakota
Johnston State Bank
Marion
B. Johnston
Charles L. Johnson
St. Paul
Minnesota
L. Sickles
N. J
Dakota Farmers Levator Company
Coulee
Q. Richards
Geo. M. Gray
B. A. Enochson
Kenmare
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lincoln
Qle Lundhie
Hans Hanvold
Alf Lien
Warrant Issued for Arsonist Conductor Assault Case
Joseph Levee a Newsboy accuses Conductor Frank Foster of threatening him with a dangerous weapon aboard the Soo Spokane Limited. Judge Murray issued a warrant for Foster’s arrest in Minot North Dakota on January 4. Foster to be taken when train No 102 arrives at Sa cloak tonight.
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Joseph Levee
Frank Foster
Minot
North Dakota
Murray
SooSpokane Limited
Foster
Levee
Sacloak
Northwestern North Dakota women shine in Stone music contest
Several Northwestern North Dakota contestants won prizes in the Stone music contest closing January 1. Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Battey of Minot won two elegant planes, with other winners including Mrs. W. B. Porter Tolley ND Mrs. G. L. McKford Bowbells Mrs. A. T. Johnson Carrington Mrs. Edith Pierce Wallistom Bessie Spangler Steele Mable Triumph Westhope and Mrs. Battey and Mrs. Prescott placing ninth and tenth respectively. The report also covers state and county school apportionments and funding, teacher staff, school houses, and district valuations as reported by E. G. Warren, County Superintendent.
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Prescott
Battey
Minot
North Dakota
W. B. Porter
Tolley
N. D
G. L.mckford
Bowbells
A. T. Johnson
Carrington
S. Edith Pierce
Wallistom
Bessie Spangler
Steele
Mable Triumphh
Westhope
Two Shots Fired Aboard Soo Spokane Limited Fight
On the Soo Spokane Limited between Kenmare and Minot J B Rice of Valley City is jailed on an assault charge after a drunken dispute with C E Loehle on the train turned violent. Loehle was beaten and treated at a county hospital. a 38 caliber revolver with two shells was produced at Minot hearing.
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Minot
North Dakota
J. B. Rice
Valley City
C. E. Leeble
Soo Spokane Limited
Kenmare
Minor
Loehe
Rice
Loehse
Loehle
Leehie
Murray
Ward County School Needs Enlarge Districts and Schools
County Superintendent Warren outlines Ward County's demand for about 250 more schools, plus reorganization into general school districts. He notes enrollment gains, legislative changes easing enumeration, and aims to divide 18 districts into township units as valuation permits.
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Warren
Ward County
Jor
Department of Public Instruction
Wheat Goes Up a Notch on Rising Demand
Chicago markets report a steady rise in wheat prices as demand improves. May and July futures show higher opens and closes amid better financial news from money centers, with other grains like corn and oats fluctuating in similar market activity.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Igh
Chicago Wheat
Chicago Corn
Iely
Chicago Park
Duluth
Minneapolia Camh
New Pastor Accepted by Congregational Church
Rev G W Longenecker accepts call to the Congregational church of this city and assumes charge tomorrow. He has pastored successfully in Wisconsin, Ohio and this state and will bring his family to reside here once arrangements are made. The church has made steady progress since its establishment a little over a year ago.
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Minot
North Dakota
G. W. Longenecker
Congregational Church
Longenecker
Wisconsin
Ohio
Major Turf Clubs Close Spring Entries In Historic Renewal
New York on June 2 reports the Coney Island, Brooklyn Jockey Clubs and Brighton Beach Racing Association closed spring entries valued at about 400000, with many fall stakes and two-year ahead fixtures. The three big handicaps Brooklyn Suburban and Brighton each carry 25000 guaranteed purses, with penalties after weights are published, and fall meetings may add another 600000 in stakes across 1908 to 1910.
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New York
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Jockey Clubs
Brighton Beach, Racing Association
Queens County
Jamaica
Westchester
Saratoga
Empire City Jockey Club
United States
East
Grasesend
Sheepshead Bay
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Brighton Beach Stakes Add to Million Dollar Rec ord
The Brighton Beach association closed today two major stakes for the fall, the Brighton cup and the Brighton emp, bringing the total Brighton stakes to about 15 000 in addition to the first closing of many other rich stakes that help make up today’s million dollar record.
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Brooklyn
Jeadimete
Brighton Beach Association
Brighton
Canadian Pacific Applies for New Stock to Build Seattle Line
A special meeting of Canadian Pacific shareholders approved issuing 28.82 million dollars of additional stock to fund a Seattle line. Proceeds aim to rival Hill roads by entering Seattle, expanding Spokane entry, with stock offerings to holders acting as an extra dividend. The new stock part of a 50 million authorization, part of a 48 006 006 issue approved in March.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Reaigins
Seattle
New York
London
County Division Fight Heats Up Over Ward County Split
The Ward county split into three counties faces continued court action as Judge Goss weighs mandamus petitions. State's Attorney IgeGee represents the state while Rosard and Nan represent petitioners seeking a third county named Mountrall. The case hinges on a constitutional formability argument and a forthcoming ballot vote.
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Ward County
Goss
Jadge Goss
IgeGee
Rosard
Nan
Petiioners
Teonpletos
Grand Forks
Stanley
Ward
Mountrall
Shaw Visits Minot as Grain Growers Gather
Prof Thomas Shaw a leading US agricultural expert visited Minot with Supt T A Hoverstad and a group of farmers. Shaw edits the Farmer and is a recognized farming authority. He will speak at the Northwestern North Dakota Grain Growers convention in Minot later this month.
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Shaw
Minot
North Dakota
Thomas Shaw
United States
T. A. Hoverstad
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