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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
A sprawling, ill fated Grant ball drew a crowded, divided crowd to the new north wing of the treasury building. Elaborate preparations and grand music contrasted with scarce food and long queues as guests endured delays.
The Life of Tennyson notes a recurring waking trance brought on by silent pen name repetition. The mind dissolves into a pure selfless state described as beyond words with death a laughable impossibility, akin to St Paul’s引用, followed by a return to sanity and a claim it may endure for eons.
Readable fragments show a mix of dialect dialogue about trains a rabbit transit and political slander about Senator Keen er plus a sergeant and a correspondent. The text touches on impressions of travel, gossip, and early astronomy references without a cohesive narrative.
A Millville district resident answers a question on age with a dialect sample describing being older than some, younger than others, and noting the house where he lives. The piece humorously relies on local speech to convey age and place.
A garbled collection of lines mentions hearing in tunnels, a dressmaker, a bill, and a Chicago correspondent note. It references Jockey Fred Archer with a claimed 11 races in a season and an Irish philosopher’s remark about blessings. The text is incomplete and hard to parse.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Richland County North Dakota court filing mentions a plant, the Blank Hieron or Pyana, and parties including Adness Wahpeton and an attorney for the plant. The text references Richland County court action, early proceedings and claims against a naming party, with numerous illegible words.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a petitioner’s appeal before Justice Amidon in the Ninth Dakota matter. The text references habeas or distribution questions, a court’s handling of exceptions, and a noted date near June. Limited readable names include Charles Amidon and a June date, with the rest obscured.
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