Washington Notes and Obituaries in The News Resume
Minister Conger reports a Boxer uprising suppressed at Kutchin with ten arrests. Francis M. Scala, first Marine Band director, dies at eighty four. Salvadorean pay judgment in Triumfe case. Civil Service Commissioner Foulke resignations eyed. Proposal to form eastern middle western military divisions under major generals. Chippewa reservations timber for sale near Leech Lake and Winibigoshish. Rural free delivery routes names posting upheld by Payne Wynne. Bowles suggests ship names Hornet Peacock Boxer to honor 1812 prototypes. Dying notables include Guthrie Atchison and McDill Xenia. Several accidents and fires across cities. ship, car, and rail incidents detailed. World events cover Cebu cholera death, Paris immoral literature fine, Mazatlan plague subdue, and various arrests and legal actions.
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Theavy Department
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Untitled quarrel over age and truthfulness
Dialog snippet shows Mrs. Upson challenging a grandfather’s age as octogenarian while Mrs. Neurich defends him as remarkably truthful, framed in a Chicago News humor column style. The exchange highlights playful banter and character contrasts.
Madge and Dolly debate marriage to an economical man
A witty exchange contrasts Madge and Dolly over engagement and economic choices in a New York Sun snippet. Dolly doubts marrying a thrifty husband, while Madge argues the idea merits serious thought.
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Dolly
News York Sun
Doublet passenger service resumes on Larimore Breckenridge line
The article notes a resumed doublet passenger service with the coal train stop along the Larimore Breckenridge route. Congressman Spalding nominates Waldo C. Potter, son of the Casselton editor, for a West Point appointment. A Bartlett man forecasts a dry season with July frosts and urges flax planting over wheat. Officials from other counties inspect the Cass county courthouse and jail for potential new buildings. W H Brown sites 400 families in Morton county, while some still doubt Morton’s status. New settlers in Towner county lament saloon restrictions.
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