Dairying Will Be Great Industry in North Dakota
In Fargo on January 18 at the TriState Grain and Stock Growers convention, Assistant State Dairy Commissioner R F Flint urged North Dakota farmers to shift toward livestock and dairying. He noted a shift in the Red River Valley toward dairying, discussed farm size and labor, and warned that improved feeding and better management are needed to boost dairy profitability across the state.
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Fargo
N. D
Aesistant
R. F. Flint
Bismarck
TriState Grain & Stock Growers
North Dakota
Flint
Red River Valley
Pembina County
Richland
Our
Canada
Morton
Oliver
Russian Democrat Paul Milyoukov to Speak at Carnegie Hall
New York Jan 14 Professor Paul Milyoukov leader of Russia's constitutional democrats and head of the combined radical parties in the third Douma will address the National Civic forum at Carnegie Hall tonight. He will visit Washington on the way home and dine with Herbert Parsons while meeting notable Americans. He cannot serve again in the Douma due to Black Hundred enmity over his republican views and once was exiled to Siberia, giving him first hand knowledge of Russia's penal colonies.
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New York
Paul Milyoukov
Constitutional Democrats of
Russia
Carnegie Hall
National Civic Forum
Milyoukov
Washington
Herbert Parsons
Douma
Siberia
New Route to Havana Opens with 12 Hour Service
The Flagler line steamers from Knight's Key to Havana began regular service today reducing Florida to Havana travel time to twelve hours. The move inaugurates a faster link linking Florida ports with Havana, enhancing maritime connections for travelers and goods.
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Havana
Flagler
Knight's Key
Florida
Hen Show at the Hub Boston Opens Records Poultry Exhibit
New England's great poultry event the twelfth annual Boston Poultry Pigeon Game Waterfowl and Pet Stock show opens today in Mechanics Hall. Entries break records as old and young stock prime and breeders seek stock. Many fine coops valued at 1000 to 2000 dollars are on display.
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Boston
New England
Mechanics' Hall
State auditors open irregular applications for state deposits
The state board of auditors in Bismarck opened applications for state fund deposits. Many applications and bonds were irregular or missing, with few banks named. The board adjourned to Feb 27 to resolve irregularities and name depositaries, showing a bias toward smaller entities. It may be late March before significant funds are available for extended deposits.
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Bismarck
N. D
State Board of Auditors
Bonda
Senator Davis to Roast Wall Street at Progressives Meeting
The New York Progressive Democratic league will hold a Cooper Union gathering tomorrow night with United States Senator Jefferson Davis among the principal speakers. Augustus Thomas will preside as the event aims to ratify W. J. Bryan for the presidency and will include Mayor Tom L Johnson of Cleveland.
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New York
United States
Jefferson Davis
Tillman
Progressive Democratic League
Davis
Wall Street
Senate
Augustus Thomas
Cooper Union
W. J. Bryan
Tom I. Johnson
Cleveland
Van Sant hints at third-term clash in Roosevelt bid
Ex Governor Samuel R Van Sant and his wife depart Minneapolis for Cuba. Before leaving he asserts the third term tradition should not block a second election for Roosevelt or any other good man. confidante A B Anderson says a Van Sant candidacy could help the GOP win this year.
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St. Paul
Samuel R. van Sant
Minneapolis
Cuba
Roosevelt
van Sant
A. B. Anderson
Deaf Boy Walks Home From State School
A 12 year old deaf lad Henry Le Baugh fled the State School for the Deaf at Devils Lake last Saturday. He carried a telescope and had little money. He was found exhausted asleep in a barn near Churchs Ferry and returned to Cando where he recovers. He hears somewhat better than many deaf pupils.
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Devils Lake
Haystack
Churles Ferry
N. D
Henry le Baugh
State School For the Deaf
Cando
le Miles
Churces Ferry
Here
Hoy
Buffalo Killed by Farmer Near Kenmare After Attack
In Kenmare North Dakota on January 16 a wild buffalo that strayed from the Canadian boundary attacked livestock on J A Englund's farm. After it battled a Red Poland bull and damaged the barn a buffalo was killed by rifle shots from Englund. Foreman Sanders aided, pitchforks used, and Canadian authorities notified.
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Kenmare
N. D
J. A. Englund
Buelund
Des Lacs Bluffs
Sanders
England
Englund
Vicksburg Voters Decide City Assessor Salary
In a special election held today a large share of Vicksburg voters cast ballots on the salary of the city assessor. The official has earned about 34000 annually, while the city proposed 2500 as the new pay. The assessor challenged the cut and appealed to the governor, prompting the special vote.
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Vicksburg
Miss
West Virginia GOP to hold two state conventions
In Parkersburg on January 16 an urgent call from Congressman Harry Woodyard chairman of the state committee orders a meeting tomorrow to set the time and site of the state convention. Woodyard suggests two conventions one to choose delegates for the Chicago national convention and a second later in the summer to nominate a governor.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Harry Woodyard
West Virginia
Republican State Committee
Woodyard
Chicago
Nine teenth annual UMWA district meets in Moorhead hall
Pennsylvania miners from across district No 6 gather at Moorhead hall in Pittsburg for the nine teenth annual convention. President Francis Feehan calls the session to order as delegates arrive amid expectations of a crucial meeting tied to the joint scale expiring March 31.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Penn
United Mine Workers of America
Moorhead Hall
Francis Feehan
Trampled to Death as 16 Children Die in Crowd Crush
At Barnsley public hall a stampede to reach seats caused by a crowded show. Sixteen children died and about forty were injured, some fatally, as ushers redirected youths to the hall body triggering a deadly crush on stairways and in corridors.
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Barnsley
England
Wreck At Ross Trains Plunge Into Ditch In North Dakota
Great Northern Passenger Train No 3 derailed one mile east of Ross at 10 45 AM injuring several passengers none fatally though one reported fatally. Cause unknown. Train 4 delayed to 430 PM. Division officials and Minot physicians raced to the scene to aid the injured and clear debris.
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Ross
Minot
North Dakota
Northern
Frank Leverich
Board Names Depositories for State Funds
The board adjourned to February 27 to straighten irregularities in fund deposit applications. Many filings showed irregularities in bond advice or lacked bonds, with few banks named. The board favors smaller banks and expects funds for extended deposits to be scarce until late March, so the adjournment makes little difference.
Robbers Captured After Walhalla Jewelry Heist
Grand Forks reports burglars who robbed the Great Northern depot and Walhalla Hallbach jewelry store were caught at St. Vincent while crossing into Canada. Traced to Lancaster Minnesota they escaped from a building back door. Losses about seven hundred dollars with unknown depot loot.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Pembina
Great Northern Aafe
Hallfach
Walhalla
St. Vincent
Lancaster
Minn
Great Northern
Reese
Spence Shows Calm Demeanor After Embezzlement Sentence
Reports from Bismarck say J F Spence sentenced from Minot to an indeterminate term for embezzlement accepts prison life without complaint. Deputy Meisel praises his conduct en route and in custody, noting he behaved like a perfect gentleman. Also listed are fellow prisoners and their varied sentences for larceny maiming and other offenses.
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Bismarck
J. F. Spence
Minot
Spence
Beecame
Meisel
Mr. Meisch
Bramarck
B. Spence
W. T. Kelly
Harry Cagey
Peter B. Mounts
Samuel Robinson
Frank Melanger
Decision on Spotters Acts of Judge Burke in Morton Cases
The North Dakota supreme court on a Saturday afternoon upheld Judge Burke's actions in Morton county blind pig cases. It ruled the judge could transfer the case to Valley City and dismiss or replace grand juries as needed, sustaining all of Burke's procedures. The ruling means trials proceed there, with potential appeals on other grounds if convictions occur.
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Burke
Morton County
Bismarck
N. D
Fred Zinn
Supreme Court
Barhes
Valley City
Zinn
District Court
Charges Unfounded Against Miller and Patterson
Bismarck reporters say the committee investigating ex-assistant attorney general Andrew Miller and former state's attorney A T Patterson found the evidence insufficient to substantiate the charges and recommended dismissal of the proceedings.
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Bismarck
N. D
Andrew Miller
A. T. Patterson
EB. G. Patterson
Cooperstown Farmer Urges More Stock in North Dakota
Cooperstown farmer E. Butler argues North Dakota must expand stock raising to restore soil fertility and boost profits. He praises Shorthorns, cites low land values as a prime time to invest, and urges selecting the breed best suited to local conditions to build a robust state stock industry.
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North Dakota
Butler
Cooperstown
Dakotas
Tjem
Bates
Boooth
Northeat
Inland Empire Hardware Dealers meet in Spokane
Delegates from Washington, Oregon and Idaho attend the Inland Empire Implement and Hardware Dealers association meeting in Spokane. Trade conditions are reported as fairly prosperous across the inland empire. Representatives will be chosen to attend the Pacific Federation of Retail Hardware and implement associations meeting in Portland next week, with west of the Rocky mountains represented.
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Northwest Hardware
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Inland Empire Implement and Hardware Dealers’ Association
Inland Empire
Portlind
Pacific Federation of Retail Hardware and Implement Associations
Rocky Mountains
Gronna Bill Passes House Allows Second Entry in Land Claims
Minot North Dakota reports that Congressman Gronna's second entry bill has passed the house and goes to the senate. The measure permits a homesteader to make a second entry if deceived by a locator when selecting land.
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Minot
North Dakota
Gronna
House
Senate
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