Petitions Close in Ward County Political Field
In Minot North Dakota on May 26 1908 petitions close for a crowded slate of county offices. Candidates across Sheriff Assessor Treasurer County Constable Clerk of Court and more vie in Ward County with numerous nominees from Minot and surrounding towns.
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Minot
John
Donnybrook
Lever Saine
Sawyer
A. C. Nedrud
Leonard Arnold
Carpio
John A.kern
Alvin Martinson
L. A
Knute Hagen
Donald C. Ross
Ryder
R. J. Wilson
Nick Rustad
0. M. Champlain
Surrey
N. Davis
William Murray
R. H. Emerson
Jens Glein
Foxholm
R. D. Johnson
Mohall
S. J. Sneve
Grelland
Peter Pugelso
Arne Amundson
White Tarth
A. J. de Lance
Ross
C. Johnson
Canpio
Justice of the Peace
John S. Gallagher
Patrick King
H. H. Steele
John Wallin
Martin Anderson
Stanley
Bertie Nelson
Flaxton
J. C. Holbrook
A. W. Gray
Kenmare
J. W. Fabric
H. Eliott
Register of Deeds
Roi
Glenburn
J. E. Leith
Mark M. Chatfield
J. W. Moore
Bowbells
Geo. C. Jawett
Columbus
C. H. Christianson
Canplo
H.C. Schull
Stanle Hendrickson
Bowbella
Wm. Olson
Pelormo
E. D. Skinner
HH. Coeman
Wm. J. Carroll
H. J. Linde
Plaza
A. J. Schmidt
Des.Lacs
C. E. Davidson
Portal
H. F. Butt
Tolley
Goss Hands Down Decision in Fahey Case
Judge Goss rules that county auditors cannot collect filing fees from candidates in the Fahey v. Fabrick case, citing Johnson v. Grand Forks as basis. The ruling follows 1907 law and supreme court concurrence. Gun enthusiasts at the fairgrounds report strong turnout and high scores, with plans for state and interstate tournaments in Minot.
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Goss
FAHEY
John Fahey Ve. A. W. Fabrick
Johnson
County Auditor of
Grand Forks
Supreme
Minot
Seattle Preparations for Big Atlantic Fleet Parade
Thousands of visitors fill Seattle as the Atlantic fleet enjoys ashore leave. A grand land parade is planned with naval and military units from Seattle and Forts Casey Flagler Warden and other Sound posts. The Washington National Guard and fraternal orders join in the procession, reviewed by state officials and commanders from the ships.
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Seattle
Wash
At- Tantic
Casey
Flagler
Warden
Washington National Guard
State Andesty
Seréatiat
Second Avenue
Stewart Strest
Bluejackets Parade In Seattle May 26 Navy fleet joins civic pageant
In Seattle Washington May 26 Bluejackets and marines from the Atlantic fleet now in harbor joined a large force of soldiers and fraternal orders for a grand parade through First and Second Avenues and Union Street. The 13 Coast Artillery companies led by Colonel Albert S Cummins marched five miles with vast crowds along the route. Notables on the reviewing stand included Washington state officials May or Miller and guests from other cities. Afterward ceremonies, luncheons and entertainment were arranged for the day with fleet vessels to Tacoma tomorrow morning.
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Seattle
Wash
First Avenue
Jackson Street
Second Avenue
Union Street
Coast Artillery
Puget Sound District
Albert S. Cummins
Sixth United States Artilery Band
Ine
Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
Perester
Patriarchs Militant
Woodmen of
Stewart Street
Washington
Miller
Northwest
North‘west
Tacoma
Tacoma Welcomes Battleship Fleet With City Wide Festivities
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce raised nearly $25,000 to entertain officers and men of the battleship fleet arriving for a multi day stay. Japanese residents contributed large sums and will lead the Dyrotechnical display. Visitors arrive as the waterfront and business districts glow with flags bunting and arches. A full program of athletic events receptions and a grand fireworks display will mark the four day visit with parades and open houses hosted by local clubs and the YMCA.
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Tacoma
Wash
Union
M. C
Isadore
Une
Dr. Laughlin to address Hardin College graduates tonight
Mexico reports Dr. J Laurence Laughlin of the University of Chicago delivering the graduation address before Hardin College as May 26 events unfold. In Canton Ohio the Northern Ohio Dental Association opens its annual meeting today with activities beginning May 26.
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Mexico
J. Laurence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Hardin College
Canton
Northern Ohio Dental Association
Various May Meetings Across States Highlight Week
May events unfold from Kansas Hilks state reunion to Louisiana and Wisconsin editor gatherings. New York broker Francis Stevens wed Elizabeth Oliver in Washington. Neenah Menasha host Wisconsin Sunday School convention with parade. Tennessee bankers meet at Gayoso Hotel for banking topics. Georgia Odd Fellows grand encampment welcomes delegates. Texas Prohibitionists hold mass convention to elect delegates and discuss a state ticket.
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Parsons
Kay
Kansas
Hilks
Baton ‘Rouge
Louisiana Press Association
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin Sunday School Association
Twin Cities
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee Bankers’ Association
Gayoso Hotel
Macon
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows of Georgia
J.T. Blalock
Valdosta
J. H. Dozier
Athens
Dallas
Texas
Columbus
Ohio
This date in history highlights May 26 events
May 26 entries mark births and deaths of figures like Edward Livingston and Princess of Wales, plus political milestones such as Louis Philippe banishment decree in 1848 and Governor nominations in 1861. The record notes Emperor Nicholas I’s 1896 coronation and Baron Alphonse de Rothschild’s 1905 death, among others.
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Edward Livingston
Louisiana
Jackson
Louis Philippe
Richard Oglesby
Illinois
Princess of Wales
Nicholas I of Russia
Moscow
Baron Alphonse de Rothchild
This is My 43rd Birthday Robert W Chambers
Robert W. Chambers born May 25 1865 in Brooklyn is noted for popular fiction after early work as a painter and illustrator. He studied abroad, exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1889, then returned to New York to pursue illustration and magazine stories. He penned many historical romances and later novels of New York life and wrote a drama produced by Ada Rehan.
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Robert W. Chambers
Robert Chambers
Brooklyn
Pariter
Mustrator
New York
New York Ife
Ada Rehan
Julia Ward Howefe Birthday Sees Ward Howe at Ninety
Julia Ward Howefe of Boston marked her ninetieth birthday on May 27 at Beacon Street home. She received flowers and tributes from friends and organizations linked to her long career as author lecturer and reformer. Despite age she remains active in public affairs and recent winters she spoke publicly on issues that have long held her interest.
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Boston
Mass
Julia
Ward Howe
Beacon Street
Teachers and Farmers Meet In Tennessee Joint Sessions
Knorville Tennessee May 27 In order to give an opportunity for a discussion of the problems of rural education and the farmers association of East Tennessee are holding their annual meetings jointly at the University of Tennessee. An instructive and interesting program has been arranged for the meetings which will continue in session until Saturday.
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Knorville
Tenn
Ion
Farmers’ Association of East Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Georgia Bar Association Celebrates 25th Anniversary in Warm Springs
The Georgia Bar Association holds a largely attended two day convention in Warm Springs on May 28. Judge Samuel B. Adams of Savannah will give the president's address and Justice Joseph H. Lumpkin of the Georgia Supreme Court will deliver the annual address. Four topics planned include control of public utility corporations, injunctions by federal courts versus state laws, and labor unions from a lawyer’s viewpoint.
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Georgia Bar Association
Warm Springs
Samuel B. Adams
Savanah
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Experts Discuss Hog Cholera at Iowa State College
Ames, Iowa May 28 Representatives from the U S Department of Agriculture and agricultural experiment stations of Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa and other states met at Iowa State Agricultural College to discuss plans for supplying serum to prevent and treat hog cholera. Secretary Wilson Dr A D Melvin and Dr M Dorset attended for the department.
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Ames
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa State Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
A.D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
M. Dorset
Tony Pastor Celebrates 71st Birthday in New York
Veteran showman Tony Pastor marked his seventy first birthday on May 28 in New York receiving greetings from colleagues he helped rise to fame. A lifelong theatrical figure since age six, Pastor has run a Bowery and East Fourteenth Street vaudeville house and now fears only a Tammany Hall move will force him to leave his landmark theatre.
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New York
Tony" Pastor
Forday
Cillian Russell
May Irwin
Lew Fields
Nat Goodwin
Pastor
Dey Street
The
Bowery
Tony” Pastors
East Fourteenth Street
Tammany Hall
Tony
Long Island
Western Olympic Trials at Chicago M May 28
Western Olympic Trials in Chicago feature a preliminary meet to select the American team for London. Events run in Olympic style with metric distances including sprints, middle and long distances, hurdles, jumps, and throws, excluding marathon trials and relay race.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
London
Beeple Ehas
Berlin trial exposes scandals of forest officer Lewandowski
In Berlin the trial of Herr Lewandowski, a forestry officer, reveals scandals surrounding the manslaughter of Lieut von Schmidt-Phieseldeck of the Fifth Regiment of Guards. Von Schmidt died in a private hospital after a revolver accident, with complicating events following his admission and an operation performed in the city. A young woman named Mile. Supply later informed police that von Schmidt had not been...
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Temple of Love
Berlin
Herr Lewandowski
Lieut von Schmdt-Phieseldeck
von Schmidt
Yada
Mile
Herr von Schmidt
Lewandowski at Center of German Murder Trial
An inquiry reveals Herr Lewandowski killed Herr von Schmidt after discovering his wife in a locked room. Lewandowski’s wife ran a charity of licentious entanglements, funding a blackmail network with French maid Mile. Supply testifies the husband knew of his wife’s lifestyle and income.
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Herr Lewandowski
Lewandowski
von Schmidt
Berlin
Mile Supply
Llent
Frau Lewandowski
Hfe
Mile. Supply
Ufe
Clinton Washington to Kingston for reburial of Revolutionary hero
The body of General Clinton, first New York governor and twice US vice president, exhumed from Christ Church cemetery in Washington. The Marine Band led the escort through D C streets to the station. Remains to reach Jersey City tonight and be moved to New York City before final reburial in Kingston.
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Washington, D. C
Clinton
New York
United States
Christ Church Parish
Kingston
N. Y
J. Franklin Bell
George F. Billot
Marine Corps
Henry B. F. MacFarland
Jersey City
Mohawk
New York City
Investigation of Montan Murder in Ward County
Nick Montan, last seen near Sawyer, may have been killed in a feud. Officials located the slough where his body is believed dumped and sunk after a fight. Eye witnesses describe seeing the body loaded into a wagon and moved toward the slough, with one claiming it was lowered into the water.
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Minot
No. Dak
Nick Montan
Sawyer
Montan
McGee
Sherif Lee
Murray
T A
Ward County
Ward
Nick Monton
Monton
Governor Johnson Sees Taft Race In Republican Terms In Norfolk
Governor Johnson of Minnesota spoke in Norfolk denouncing the Crumpacker amendment to the campaign publicity bill and warned it could derail Taft's nomination. He suggested Roosevelt would not sign the bill and noted the White House conference on resources had done good. He pledged no re election bid regardless of presidential fortunes and left delegates free to choose the best candidate.
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Norfolk
Johnson
Minnesota
Senate
Taft
Rooosevelt
Denver
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tom
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Duaniel
White House
Minneapolis and Chicago Grain Market Report
Wheat and corn prices move varied across Minneapolis Chicago markets with July sessions showing opens near 106 for Minneapolis wheat and 45 for Chicago corn, highs near 106 58 and 91 1-6, lows around 105 7-8 and 85 3-4, closes near 106 3-8 to 1-2 and 91 18. Reports include oats, park prices, Duluth flake, puts and calls, receipts, and Liverpool cable initial pricing with multiple settle and arrival notes.
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Minneapolis
Liverpool
Minneapolia
Nor
New Hampshire Democrats Set Delegates for Denver Nomination
The Democratic state convention in Concord convened to choose delegates for the national convention in Denver. Indications suggest New Hampshire will back William J. Bryan for the presidency despite no instructions issued.
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Concord
Denver
New Hampshire
William J. Bryan
Japan Keeps Battle Anniversary Tablo
The third anniversary of the battle of the Sea of Japan was observed as a public fete across the empire. Military reviews and militant festivities were held in the capital and other cities as Japan marked the historic naval engagement where the Russian squadron suffered heavy losses.
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Tablo
Sea of Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Ward Howefe
Will Folow
Market Report
Minot, N. D
Democrats
Japan
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