Fragmented News of the Week in Epitome Kington
The article reports a burned warship Monongahela, a naval loss near Guatanane hay Arietint, and mentions various political moves in the U.S. Congress. It notes a Washington ceremony and the removal of the Greenough statue from the Capitol front to the Smithsonian Institution, with references to committees, conventions, and university involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Mary
Monongahele Y
Guatanane
Treaeitey
Howe
Aumont
Low York
Wascinetan
Barveline
St Baonle
Orte Departisene Niue
Baur
Willy
Woohington
Teyge
Liglins
Waalsington
Capitol
Washington
House OF Rape
Bintthsonian Institution
Numerous Obituaries and Global Conflicts Reported Worldwide
A long, dense list of obituaries and brief notices spans figures from the Wilt Row and Guetay A Romely to officials in Chattanooga and Milwaukee. It references a duchess’s Europe voyage, Daivis County mill losses, shipyard deaths, and wartime service members, with scattered disaster and crime items including fires, train deaths, and legal actions across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guetay A. Romely Sillney Biships
New Orkoars
Hike de Chaiines
Theodora Shionts
Europe
Ateniuer Teutonic
Pecatur Smith
Philadelphia
Ly Bine Rae
Charis D. Clark
Chattanooga
Bright
Alabama
Erudker Kearsarar
Foster
International Congress Postponed and Legal Rulings Noted
Domestic wrestling match results slow to emerge amid delays at a Rio international jurists’ convention postponed to next year. Missouri Supreme Court upholds local option law while Henry Nelson dies at 37 in Colonalh Springs from consumption. A premier New York stamp collection sells publicly estimated at 30 000. Gov Magoon to protest quarantine on Cuba after April 1. Rennie Miller granted 150 to establish a university in Hong Kong. American Telephone and Telegraph annual report shows profits of 23 470 000. Brandywine Creek restoration attempt faces legal challenge. St Louis labor suit seeks 1 700 000 in damages. Philadelphia police curb socialist meetings across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Jurists’ Conventiow
Rio
Missouri Supreme Court
Henry Knute Nelson
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Colonalh Springs
New York
Phe
Brandywine Creek
James Whitcou
Riley Haw
Indians Supreme Court
Heer Drivers and Stable Men's Union
St. Louis
Farm College Club Closes Its Most Successful Year
The fourth annual Agricultural club banquet in Fraces hall Parge marks the most successful year in the club history. The 150 member group, a major Northwest student club, featured top honors in oral contest and a large parade display. Leaders include Dean Shepperd Professor Richards and OL Whi aan instructor, with Traynor elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm College Club
Fraces Hall
Parge
Auricultural College
Northwest
Oro
Ames
Iowa
Madison
Wik
Minnesota
Jeaner
Shepperd
Agricultural Department
Worst
AL J. Hughes
Traynor
Emory
Club Banqnet
Ma Rn
Ad Simone
Provident
Mes
Dean Shepperd
Aerleutirely Department
van Es
North Dakota Agricultural College Club
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Michaels
Saxon
Hughes
Hubertz
Murder Leaped On Farm Hand near Leeds
Paul Jones, a farm hand on Walter Rand's farm twelve miles southwest of Leeds, is arrested for the murder of Hans Halverson, a wealthy bachelor farmer. Halverson was shot twice, with the second shot tearing the top of the head after the body was dragged by a stack. Neighbors found the body Thursday night, and Coroner Meadows returned a verdict of murder against Jones after an inquest. Authorities believe no money was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Halverson
Walter Rand
Leeds
Hans Halverson
Rand
Wanderer
Jones
Hatvernon
Meadows of
Maddock
Minot Bank Suit Ends in Greene Victory for 1309 Dollar Recovery
A jury in the case Jon Gromno vs George W. Swonls awarded Greene the full claimed sum of 1289 dollars plus interest from the receiver of the insolvent Minot National Bank. The action sought recovery of money in a dispute over fees related to former bank officials. The Ward county matter involves fees for services rendered by a former official.
Fragmentary Prison Scene Voice Notes Serene Confusion
Vague transcript captures a tense exchange as a sergeant questions a prisoner with disjointed lines. The garbled dialogue hints at authority and fear, leaving key identities and outcomes unclear.
Friendly Advice on Poetic Offer and Quiet Refrain
A fragmentary note describes a courtly exchange of poetry and a wish to avoid distractions. It mentions a Pictonic tavern and a cryptic line about not seeing violets or Cindy while seeking only a beck of poetry. The tone hints at casual, playful wordplay.
Tax collection dispute filed in disteler court
Carroll alleges he collected 11400 dollars in taxes from the Soo road but was to receive only one percent. The case centers on improper deductions and a dispute over the tax collection proceeds and the rightful share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Road
Disteler Court
Carroll
Minot Civil Disorder Ends With Deputies Wounding Stranger
In a Minot confrontation, deputized townsfolk pursued Bennett and a companion after a dispute at Tony Robie’s soda shop over unpaid drinks and alleged illegal activity. A fight near the elevator left Bennett wounded and possibly mortally. deputies arrested him and a companion and sent them to Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Eanest
Bennett
Tony Robie
Robie
Sheridan & Shyo
Chet Parrle
Aml Be
Nate
Fred
Lewnan
Leputy
Sheri Wallace
George
Tests Herds at Fargo For Tuberculosis In Dairy
Dr J W Durham milk inspector conducted tuberculin tests across Fargo dairy herds. He found tubercular cows on the South Side, condemned and killed. Evidence of tiger-like outbreak implied by report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Durham
Fargo
Durhat
Piatoia and Razors Burr 1 sone ibit Abu and Sout Carina
Absent clear narrative, readable fragments show references to Piatoia Razors Burr and Sout Carina within a legal tone. Mention of laws, penalties, and a forty inch measurement appears amid garbled lines. Katy Youkera and Statesman names surface, implying a regional newspaper note or brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatoia
Razors
Burr
All Alone Townsman Reflects On Strange Warning
Fragmentary dialogue hints at an occasion where a man contemplates aiding a town while noting a kin relation. The exchange suggests a lone figure amid a mysterious response asserting unfamiliar connections.
Dairy herd diseased in Clay county outbreak prompts cull
In Clay county Minnesota an inspection revealed over 200 cows afflicted with tuberculosis leading to slaughter. Seven short course graduates from the agricultural college received certificates. The farm husbandry graduates listed include Remyhold Flohr John Henderson Sivert Hoyerakeland Thomas P. Lewis Bertrand Ston and Arthur G Ueland. Prof Thomas Shaw of St Paul gave the graduates address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Minn
Agricutural College
Remyhold Flohr
John Henderson
Sivert Hoyerakeland
Thomas P. Lewis
Bertrand Ston
Arthur G. Ueland
Thomas Shaw
St. Paul
Smugglers Brave Daughter Rescues Father on Mountain Pass
A tallan wivtxgter named Predoni and his daughter Rose aged eighteen attempted to cross The Oracle Pass at 17,290 feet. Lost in thick mist, they roped themselves. Predoni fell, dragging his daughter. Rose held the rope, refused to cut it, and three smugglers later climbed to rescue them.
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Rose
Bwitverkind
Oracle
Haly
Pase
Predoni
Taidale
Rowe
Laeglers
Mredonl
Bank Clearings Show Improvement at Fargo
Bank clearings in Fargo for the last week reached 142100.76 dollars, with weekly totals of 1 RITAS compared to 487209.13 dollars the prior year. The year 1908 shows a gain of 425618 dollars or about 27 percent, suggesting that the five quarter period may surpass next year’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Nxt
Procrastination and Puzzles Prompt Odd Mortality Note
Fragmentary text appears to mix phrases about postponement funerals and unknown events. The readable content references procrastination and a cryptic line about life and endings, with no clear persons organizations places dates or concrete events to anchor a news item.
Case Hardened Pose Stirs Local Crowd
Fragmentary quote captures a quirky moment as a resident proclaims belief in the unbelievable while a crowd gathers, noting an odd scene and a humorous claim about life and law in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Law
Trail of the Auto Grimaces Through Rain Soot and Smell
Streets slick with oil and rain cast a foul odor as a street paver spills fuel, drawing unhappy reactions from residents. A peculiar incident in Wet Town spurs a plan for a mobileist parade with skates and ancient lanterns as townsfolk watch while the event unfolds amid city infrastructure.
Fragmentary church sermon quarrel causes unrest among members
A garbled OCR passage hints at a preacher denouncing a galion and upsetting his congregation over support for a member seeking assistance after a failed plan. Confusion and mixed dialogue focus on whether the preacher’s stance harmed or helped the group’s harmony.
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State Line Herald
Altnois Central Railroad Company
Lapan
Dows
Baneu Minero
Chieuhun
Mex
Alfred J. Thorny
Kare River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Muse
Blevet
Coollomnes
Davis County
South Carolina
de Witt Fuller
Pident Vincon
Narrowsburs
N.Y
Puller
Erie
William Mills
Mr. Newcomb
Eolorado
Mille
Lyons
France
Heffron-Tanner Company
Syracuse
Indiana
Frit Kepler Felon Ann
Vertes Ohy
Tows
Suuth
Atw
Polvene
Monty
Heer
Ann
Sapte
Sosa
Sayann
Mirko
Montenegro
Cannes Aeriemle
Jeo
Hongkong
Koreyslet
Vekatorior Lay
Tursa
Hadley
Senepl
Avetentia
Giiheesre
Sion
Henry Stafford Northcote
Mile Mirta Spitidonovo
Sileria
Kiniyoshi Kuti
Japan
Victor
Spain
Livonia
Cour- Jani
Reuaala
Cape Juby
Mule
Corviere Della Sera
Rome
Jeanna
Katherine Ilklos
Abruzal
Moine
Harry ‘Ae Bonefield
Bewt
Ting
Public Safety
Clay
Minot Bank
Alexandraviichow Akien
POSSE
Trail OF the
Spreewald
Spree River
Berlin
Tyes Eattin
Bugkundeberg
Abe
Magianne
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