Democratic County Convention at Wahpeton March 24 1908
The Richland county Democratic convention held in Wahpeton on March 24 1908 chose W. Purcell as chairman and formed committees on credentials rules and orders of business and resolutions. Delegates from multiple townships were named with Hankinson contest noted and John Burke and W. Purcell endorsed for state and national posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Co
Wahpeton
North Dakota
M. N. Early
W. E. Purcell
Chas. G. Bade
Warren Goolsbey
Frank Eberley
M.N. Earry
Tom Parkinl
Committee On Rules and Order of
N. D
Democratic County
Eagle
A. Almberg
Gus Ruud
Ole Leer
P. Bolme
Walcott
M. Hendrickson
Géo. van Araam
Rudolph Gubbine
M. Oestrich
Seven Helling
Colfax
L. A. Moe
Andrew Hackey
Barrie
Otis A. Allen
Thomas Eagan
Fairmount
Parkill
Nick Voelker
Frank McCann
Fairmount Village
B. W. Claybaugh
C. Z. Parkill
AR. Ziitt
DeVille
Henry Theede
Mialey
Nelson
LaMare
W Liam Greene
Carston Peterson
I .Peterson
Brightwood
Herman Bellin
Ernest Steinwehr
Carl Stack
Waldo
E. O
Geo. Kuhlwein
Duerr
Julius Roehning
Otto March
Louie Rutter
Lidgerwood
W. S. Goolabe
August Bergeman
Jake Eckes
James Koba
Moran
Edward Schuscke
Geo. Geresazek
Grant
M. Bohnetingel
Theo. Sechens
Wahpeten Tet Ward
Math Gillen
Anton Gilles
Paul Meyer
Math Kraker
Frank Peterka
F. B. Sc
Thie
Cou|ng
Hankinson
Committee On
United States
Canada
Democratic Party
Richland County
John Burke
Denver
U. S
W. B. Purcell
Ceman
Max Wippelman
Gustav Schuler
B.S. Cameron
Obituary of Margaret Laura Anderson at 14
Margaret Laura Anderson youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Anderson died after a year of illness. Her courage and patience were noted by the community. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at the family home five miles southwest of the city with Rev E D Gallagher officiating. Music was provided by a quartet and interment followed in View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Laura
John Anderson
E. D. Gallagher
Maul
Babcock
Barnes
McKean
Fairview Cemetery
The Tariff and Labor Discord Hits Republican Prosperity
A congressional speech by Willett of New York cites severe job losses linked to tariff policy. The speaker argues the tariff fails to secure prosperity as workers face impoverishment. The piece notes 1503,500 unemployed in New York and references looming textile worker concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Willett
New York
Congress
Large judgments paid in two railroad injury cases
In the March 1907 term of the Federal Court Judge Amidon awarded over eight thousand dollars in two personal injury cases against Northern Pacific Railway Co. Kauter suffered an eye injury from coal while at a James town coal pit and the jury found negligence in elevator maintenance. Hughes involved an improperly loaded flat car of lumber. both suits were prosecuted by John Knauf with Ball Watson and Young representing the railroad. Knauf has recently secured more railroad injury verdicts, while Brennan versus N P Ry Co. settled out of court at La Moure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauter
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Hughes
Railway Company
Amidon
Jamestown
John Knauf
Ball, Watson & ‘Young
Fargo
Knauf
Brennan Va. N. P. Ry.Co
LaMoure
LaSell
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Mase
Panama
Serge
Prunella
Robert
Committee On Credential
Zen
Aug. Noers
Key
Joseph Bauer
P. H. McGurren
Geo. Wallace
Mc. E.D. Knotts
M. M. Bor- Chas
G. Bade
Frankley
W. S. Goolabey
Jacob Eches
S. M. Hendrickson
W. I Irvine
Gust Schuler
Aug.Hoefs
Chas. Hein
Math
Schranu
J. A. Dwyer
Lowry
Jacob Glassmer
Olaf
Bjorke
Tom Parkill
J. P. Reeder
Wm. Schmitt
Wm. Green
Grand Forks
County Association
Wyndmere
Spohn Amarck
Beisel
Eva Spohn
Elsie Campbell
Mabel Spohn
Mise Gertrude Preston
Prin. J. R. Williams
W. M. House
Aes Email
Jesse Grant
Jesse
Party of
Town Daily Capital