Curious global notes from Powbells Tribune miscellany
The column surveys curious topics from marriage bans to spiders threads and leprosy in London. It notes Boer colony fund plans in Maryland, Sahara irrigation, New Zealand Amazons, and water filtration reducing typhoid in Britain. Also covered are rice irrigation advances in Louisiana, Guam developments, Yosemite surveys, and a Washington Biological Society bird music study.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Great Britain
Allen Hazen
London
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
Biological Society
Washington
H. W. Olds
North Dakota notes on towns and events in 1900s era
Scattered items report town civic moves across Carrington Valley City Bottineau and Park River. Mentions include bank ownership change Grand Forks pensions for Barbara Isanes Rolla quarantine for Aimeen Letrali, church mortgage relief Park River Presbyterians, burglaries in Sanhorn, death of a boy near Milner, and local weather crop notes.
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Carrington
Valley City
Bottineau
Bettnedu County
Barbara Isanes
Grand Forks
Aimeen Letrali
Rolla
Park Miver
Mies Kennie Amidon
Pargo
Eister
Judge Amidon
Velya
Sheldon
Northern Pacific
Atiic
Bishop Parker
M. E. Church
Logan
Larimore
Balfour
Menke
Sanhorn
Supreme Court
Simpeon
McKinley Renominated at Philadelphia Convention
President McKinley was unanimously renominated for a second term at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Theodore Roosevelt was chosen to be McKinley’s running mate amid a rousing, jubilant scene with 15,000 attendees, as delegates praised their records and readiness for November.
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Convenilon Hall
Philadelphia
McKinley
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Lodge
Guyel
Alabama
Tat Tate
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Ida
Foraker
Mde
Wolcott
Ledge
Ora
Kenic
Dreirty
Offic
Spain
Porto Ico
Lincoln
Grant
Blaine
Willan McKinley
Dedium
Tw Hall
Ted
Mark Hang
Alf
Onthurst
Roosevelt
Kranon
Sandiana
Teddy
Sam
Hix Stern
Square Joy
Willian McKinley
Santiago
Nebraska
America
Thurston
Demosthenes
Senate
John W. Yerkes
Gov
Motint
Tris
McKinsey
Yate Young
Town
Guba
Dolliver
Murray
Long'samie
Ashton
Washington
Bartlett Tripp
Charney Depew
Woodrart
Depew
Col
Odell
Lim
KEEP POSSE INTACT DURING ST. LOUIS DYNAMITE FEARS
In St Louis on June 22 Governor Stephens discussed the ongoing dynamite threat and the decision to keep the 200 transit possemen on duty to guard property and maintain order. He urged continued police presence, likely through July Fourth, and hinted at gradual dismissal if conditions stabilize. Detectives hunt alleged dynamiters amid tense city unrest.
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St. Louis
Gov. Stephens
Wilheli
Dulice Department
Stephens
Jefferson City
Joseph Folke
Transit Company
T. B. Ewan
Meno
Contractor John Mitchell Dies in Two Harbors Breakwater Work
John Mitchell of Powers & Mitchell, a contractor building the government breakwater addition at Two Harbors Minnesota, died suddenly of heart failure. He has relatives in Marquette Michigan, where his body will be taken for burial.
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Charles Perry
John
Dan
Mike Sehinitke
Transom
Venlo
Wiliam Kelly
Laris More
Grand Forks
Kensal
Ty. Baldwin
W. W. Barrett
Satterhind
Washburn Road
A. J. Apoloquist
Bend
Two Harbors
Minn
John Mitchell
Powers & Mitchell
Marquette
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Yosemite
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Foster County
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Prevent
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Tulge Fisk
Amidon
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Jane
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Mahew
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Raikare
Eddy Jemmmty
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Chalmers
Montana
Glenilive
M. J. Barret
Minatha
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Hs Priorieys
Great Northern
Minot
Serling
Sone
Jul Baker
Ag Ant
Alfred Legber
Eertea
Charles Crk
Milner
Jens Jonhson
John Johnon
Caxselton
Jamestown
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W. F. Hoopes
Walker Bros
Fargo
James River Valley
Soo
Oakes
Frank Miller
Nelson County
Elm Point
Pembina
Mieres Schafer
Page
Cluiia
Allamoose
Cavalier County
J. O. Strand
Wild Rice
Trail County Telephone Company
Peter Gulson
Belmont Township
Hillsboro
Bigmark
Will Paton
Wahpeton
Ft Poertion
Lobo
Lisbon
Eidewalk
Walter P. Christian
Orr
George A. Fisher
Lavinwre
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Minnewaukan
Belyea
Fort Totten
Lisvon
Red River Valley
Teachers’ Institute
Kiddercommg
Wintledon
Schultz
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M'Kinley
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