Improving Cattle in North Dakota through a Co-Operative Plan
The Dakota Farmer argues for pure bred stock and proposes a co operative plan where five to ten neighbors form a stock company to pool funds, buy and ship up to five bulls, and share use of the animals to reduce freight and purchase costs. The plan favors close breeding, avoids mixing beef and dairy lines, and relies on registry assurances to prevent fraud while enabling annual reassignment of animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dakota Farmer
Theompany
Shipping Mollie Maguire legacy and Alderson’s role in prose
The article recounts Capt. Alderson of Reading and detective James McParlan amid the Mollie Maguire trials in the anthracite region. It notes McParlan’s threats, Pinkerton involvement, and widespread prosecutions including twelve murder verdicts and eleven hangings.
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Thomas Alderson
Devila Lake
Mollie Maguire
Alderson
Reading Coal
Ron
Mollies
James McParlan
Reading
McParlan
Mollie Maguires
Guy. Farquhar
Pottsville
Atill Hves
Nestor
Schuyl‘Will Bar
Capt
Aldernon
Franklin B. Gowan
Allan Pinkerton
Pinkerton
James McKenna
Capt. Alderson
With & Dighhand
Linden
MacParlan
Plate
Denis Dowling
Molses
North Dakota State Fair Association Formed in Fargo
The North Dakota State Fair Association for Fargo is incorporated and organized by electing J. W. Smith as president W. A. Scott as secretary and treasurer. The board of directors includes Albert Garnett J H Mathews J B Folsom J W Smith Jobo D Benton C T Massingham Clark W Kelley W M House H W Greene and others with state officials Hon B Sarles governor Hon BL Holman auditor and Hon W C Gilbreath acting agriculture and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota State Fair Association For
Fargo
J. W. Smith
W. A. Scott
Tog
Albert Garnett
St. Thomas
Pembing County
Firat
J. H. Mathews
Larimora
Grand Forka County
Second Judicial District
J. BoFolsom
Jobo D. Benton
C. O. Smith
W. 4. Scott
Far Ko
Cape County
W. M. House
Lidgerwood
Richland
H. W. Greene
Leal
Barnes County
T. Massingham
Mandan
Morton County
Clark W. Kelley
Devila Lake
Ramsey County
Joseph Road
Minot
Ward County
B. ¥. Sarles
North Dakota
BL. Holman
North Dekgts
W. C
Gilbreath
Act of Agriculture and Labor
United States Grand Jury Probes North Dakota Beef Trust
The U S grand jury in Fargo investigates the North Dakota beef trust over state institutions contracts. Subpoenas brought Warden Boucher and several facility heads to appear for papers on meat and food-supply contracts. Officials note most institutions rely on local butchers and no major break is expected.
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United States Grand Jury
Beef Trust
North Dakota
Barra Grand Jury
Fargo
United States District Attorney
Chicago
Bsiding
Boucher
State Penitentiary
L. B. Baldwin
Home For Feeble Minded
Grafton
D. F. Bangs
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Devile Lake
J.T. Brown
Reform School
Mandan
Ekeh Withegs
Grand Jury
Lisbon
Trust
United States
Rourke
Smugglers Fined for Wheat Crossing Boundary
Four Canadian farmers were fined 50 dollars each, and one man with seven indictments faced 100 dollars, by Judge Amidon al Fargo. Frank Halliday pleaded guilty and saw five indictments withdrawn. government confiscations included wheat, horses, and wagons. Defendants named BE J Shaw Stevenson Reynolds and Kells were fined 50 dollars.
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International Boundary Line
Amidon al Fargo
Frank Halliday
Ryerson
Mohall
Halliday
Amidon
J. Shaw
Stevenson
T. Reynolds
W. Kells
State Fair Committees Named by North Dakota Leader
A. J. Hunter, president of the North Dakota State Fair Association, appointed committees to oversee all departments for the August 29 to September 2 exposition in Grand Forks. Secretary Don V. Moore will devote full time to the fair. Committees include By laws and Rules, Grounds and Buildings, Transportation, Premium List, Auditing, Printing and Advertising, Attractions, Privileges, Programs, and Tickets and Wristbands with Grand Forks and other local figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Hunter
North Dakota State Fair Association
Grand Forks
Don V. Moore
Commercial Club
J. H. Bosgard
E. J. (Aneder
John Dinnie
J. J. Lander
J. H. Bossard
Barn Destroyed by Lightning Near Minot
A large barn at the farm of Peter Olson northeast of Minot was struck by lightning during a storm last evening and burned to the ground. The loss is about 12000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
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Minot
N. C
Peter Olson
Here
Eleven Graduated From Red Wing Seminary
Eleven theological students were graduated from the Red Wing Seminary and will be ordained by the Hague synod of the Norwegian Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing, Minn
Red Wing Seminary
Hague
Lutheran Church
Mayor Ejects City Officials In Gas Lease Clash
A dramatic upheaval follows the court reinstatement of officials as new figures are installed. The bitter dispute over a gas lease deepens, triggering intense local reaction and political tension.
Mayor Weaver’s Gas Lease Fight Sparks City Hall Turmoil
Philadelphia May 27 The mayor ejects two former directors from public safety and public works offices and installs his appointees amid a tense gas lease battle. The supreme court blocks a temporary injunction as thousands cheer the mayor en route to luncheon. Impeachment rumors swirl while council votes on his veto loom.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Departments of Public Safety and Publc
Rialto
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Union League
Teaders
Durham
War on Christians Flares Across Montenegro Border
Bloodshed erupts after three days of clashes between Muslims and Christians in villages Baritze Krupleze and near Kossova Albania, Tash Mdzha district. Troops fail to quell disturbances as reinforcements arrive. fatalities reported and line tensions rise at the Montenegro frontier.
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Muasulmans
Oltinje
Montenegro
Yirogresa
Baritze
Krupleze
Tash- Mdzha
Albania
Kossova
Al‘pania
Herve
Mussulmans
Atlantic in the Lead in Ocean Race Update
New York reports the British steamer Haversham Grange confirms that by Saturday the Atlantic and Hamburg stayed close in the ocean race. The Haversham Grange sighted a vessel likely the Hamburg, indicating the Awerteay yacht still led the German rival.
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New York
Haversham Grange
Barry
Atlantic
Hamburg
Alpans
Garman
Magoon Sworn In as Canal Zone Governor
Hezekiah A. Gudger administered the oath to Charles G. Magoon as canal zone governor. The ceremony occurred in the pres ence of President Amador, the cabinet, Benor Obaldia, U S minister, the diplomatic corps, and prominent residents and foreigners.
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Panama
Hezekiah A. Gudger
Canal Zone
Charles G. Magoon
Amador
Benor Obaldia
United States
Corpu
Forcien Residente
Steel rail pool fixes price at 28 dollars per ton for year
A steel rail pool member says prices are fixed at 28 dollars per ton for the entire year. He notes 1,800,000 tons are on the pool's books at that price, totaling about 500 million in gross returns, and doubts the pool will survive Washington inquiries.
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New York
Steel Rail Pool
Washington
Spaniards in Malaga hunger as starving crowd seeks bread
Three thousand starving villagers from nearby areas march to Malaga asking for bread or work. Led by once prosperous landowners turned poor, they gather at the prefecture and plead for relief. The prefect cites inability to help and bans begging, but leaders warn returning home means death and starvation. Exhausted marchers collapse in the streets.
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Malaga
Madrid
Former Missouri Governor Francis Injured in Auto Accident
Chicago May 28 Former Missouri Governor D R Francis, J B Forgan of the First National Bank Chicago, and Percy Proctor of this city were riding home from a Commercial Club event near the zoological gardens when their car avoided a street car and stopped abruptly. Francis suffered a sprained right ankle and was taken to his hotel. Forgan and Proctor were uninjured.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ha Te Hurt
D. R. Francis
Missouri
J. B. Forgan
First National Bank of
Percy Proctor
Smokey
Commercial Club
Commercial Clu
Zoological Gardena
Francis
Messrs. Forgan and
Proctor
Death of Baron Alphonse Rothschild Shocks Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild former head of the French banking house and governor of the Bank of France died in Paris at 4 30 yesterday morning from acute bronchitis worsened by gout. His passing drew wide regret due to his financial prominence and lavish charities including a $2 000 000 gift for workers homes.
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Baron Alphonse Rothschild
Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Hone
Rothschild
Bank of France
Thy’ Baron
Bayon Alphonne
Third Trial Falls to Convict Steamboat Inspector
A New York report states Henry Lindberg former steamboat inspector faces a third jury disagreement in the Slocum case over failure to inspect the Queen Slocum before its deadly fire. He may be released on his own recognizance as the jury again falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
New York
Henry Lindberg
Lundberg
Frost Hits Iowa Regions Cutting Early Crops
Frost swept through Des Moines and six counties including Boone Albi Forest City Iowa Falls and Waterlooo causing serious damage to early crops and fruits. Estherville reported temperatures below freezing as frost was observed across multiple towns on May 28.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boone
Albi
Forest City
Iowa Falls
Waterino
Estherville
Mercury
Freeling Point
Warlike Move in Norway Reported by London Daily Express
London reports warlike preparations at strategic Norwegian frontier points amid the Sweden Norway dispute over separate consular representation. The Christiania correspondent notes mobilization and readiness for possible conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
London
Christiania
The
Daily Express
Sweden
Auto Thief Captured After Forty-Four Mile Chase
Walter Shively of Chicago, twenty four, was captured at Cranfordville yesterday after an exciting automobile chase of forty four miles. He was in a large touring car which he had stolen.
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Auto Im
Indianapolis
Walter Shively
Chicago
Cranfordpville
Fined for Illegal Fishing Case Near Bramnerid
Fergie Falls Minnesota May 23 Sheriff Albertson went to Bramnerid yesterday and arrested James on a charge of illegal fishing preferred there over a year ago. James pleaded guilty by telephone and paid $30 fine.
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Fergie Falls
Minn
Albertson
Bramnerid
Ude James
James
Minot Land Withdrawn for Williston Project
Washington May 28 The commissioner of the general land office ordered the withdrawal from entry of 309000 acres of land in the Minot North Dakota land district due to the Williston reclamation project.
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Minot
Washington
General Land Office
Williston
Acetylene Lighting at Chickamauga Military Post Highlighted
The Chickamauga military post near the historic battlefield shows a large acetylene lighting system with sixty five street lamps and extensive mains. The 65 lamps illuminate the avenues as part of a broader government effort to modernize lighting at military and public sites using acetylene gas produced from water and carbide.
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United States
Military Post
Chickamauga Park
Hera
Chickamauga
Manna
War Department
Fort Meyer
Virginia
United
One Complaint on Martyr Prisoner Notes
A prisoner asks for a minor personal item, requesting a lighter, during a three year reprieve. A missionary worker questions inmate treatment as a woman visits behind bars. The detainee says authorities deny him a small item despite fair overall treatment.
Diplomacy at the Door With a Tramp and Wingry Babe
A mid section of the Cincinnati Enquirer recounts a tramps plea for food as a nine mid dle aged woman answers. The tramp disputes age, is invited to the table, and helps himself, with the Wingry Babe remarking on age.
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Cincionaul Enquirer
Pay of a Rose Grower Compared to Professors
The Philadelphia Record notes that a top rose grower earns about as much as a college professor, with annual pay ranging from 2000 to 5900 dollars. It explains skill gaps between open-air and pot-grown roses and emphasizes that premier growers specialize in heavy, long-stemmed blooms.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cured Rheumatism With Dodd's Kidney Pills In Two Stays
In Piney Flats Tennessee May 28 special Dodd's Kidney Pills cured a two year rheumatism attack. Didd not walk well back and hips pained him for two years doctors called rheumatism. Two days after first dose pain left and never returned. Kidney health removes uric acid from blood.
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Piney Flats
Tenn
Hilton
Dodds
Dodd
Mr. Hilton
Still Waiting for Literary Contributions
A dialogue exchange from a literary magazine features Mr. Wrymer and Mies Probia as they discuss past contributions and current hopes, capturing a playful, inner-creative moment in a magazine snippet.
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Wrymer
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Magoon 18
Great Money King
FROST
Government Light
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