Bismarck Dies at Friedrichsruhe Castle in Germany
Berlin Aug 1 The great statesman Otto von Bismarck has died at 11 20 PM Saturday in his Friedrichsruhe castle. The public and empire mourns a life of unification and power. The ex chancellor suffered chronic pain from neuralgia and inflamed veins, with decline dating from July 20. He was born April 1 1815 at Schoenhausen and rose from lawyer to Prussian ambassador and chancellor guiding Germany through wars and the formation of the empire. He leaves two sons Count Herbert and Count William and a daughter Countess Rantzau. The article traces his long career and its impact on Europe.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Bla Castle
Friedrichsruhe
Otto
Leopold von Bismarck Wan
Schoenhausen
Magdeburg
University of
Gottingen
University of Berlin
Alt-la-Chapelle
Potsdam
Johanna
Heinrich von Puttkamer
Viatium
Pomseranie
Diet
Saxony
Frankfort
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Qmbamy
Paris
Biamarck
Prince Hohenzollern
Italy
Prussia
Guid
Austele
Austria
Biemarck
Germany
Avstria
Denmark
France
William I
Frederick
Friedricharuhe
Hamburg
Europe
Friedricharules
Frau von Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Count ‘Herbert
Count William
Countess Rantsau
Spaniards surrender Ponce to American forces in Puerto Rico
Washington dispatches report Miles and Higginson in Puerto Rico celebrating the surrender of Ponce, the island’s second city, with the populace welcoming troops and flag-raising at 6 am. Reports describe little resistance, shattered Spanish garrisons, and restored telegraph lines as the Navy and Army advance.
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Ponce
Puerto Rico
Washington
Miles
Higginson
Navy Department
St. Thomas
S. Massachusetts
Davis
Dixie
Annapolis
Glover
Guanica
United States Army
Playa
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Wilson
Dixie Wa
Maryland
Port Ponce
St. Thom
Garretson
Yauca Jerday
Henry
Port
Navy
Jamaica
Elson A. Miles
Gem, Miles
United States
Spain
Mand
Centurie
Weather Bureau July 1898 summary from Williston ND
Meteorological summary from Williston North Dakota for July 1898 reports average temperatures 40.53 for the month, high 96 degrees, low 27, with total precipitation 1.3 inches. NotesHighest and daily figures are partially legible with several OCR fragments.
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Williston
N. D
Contest notices from United States Land Office Minot North Dakota 1898
Two contestants, Martha Kroth and George F Rowell Jr., contest entries against homestead claims in Williams and Ward counties. Notices request appearances, witnesses, and evidence before the county court in Williston and the U S Land Office in Minot, with hearings set for September and publication ordered due to due diligence.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land
Offloe
Minot
N. Dey
Martha Kroth
Janary Bhdar
Aceltan 10
Mary Usher
Usher
Leonhard
Thenunty
Wiliams County
Williston
N. D
Duwwann
Jons A. Exy
United States Land ‘Oiles
George F. Rowell, Jr
William G. Cooper
WWE Tanhooper
Anf
Cooper
Williams County
Williaton
United States Land Office
North Dakota
Land Office Notice for Charles Baldwin North Dakota
Notice lists Charles Baldwin HB No 1878 of Williston North Dakota seeking final proof to establish his claim for lands in section 15 township 97 range 6. He names witnesses George W Newton Daniel Gibbs George Hrnegzer and Jobo Heffernan of Williston ND. Proof date set for August 29 1808 before Leon Hardy judge of Wildman County Court.
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Minot
Leonhardy
County Court of Wildman
N. Ds
Williston
Charles Baldwin
Shi Ke
Anid Land
George’ W. Newton
Daniel Gibbs
George Hrnegzer
Jobo Heffernan
Weinton
North Dakota
Tuomas E. Orspoa
Kegiover
Notice of Final Proof for Maggie Bell Grant in North Dakota
Notice from the Land Office at Minot North Dakota dated July 6 1908 states Maggie Bell Grant also Maggie Bell Jewel has filed for final proof to establish her claim for federal land. Final proof will be sworn before K Leonhardy county judge of Williams County at Williston North Dakota on August 5 1908. Witnesses listed are John Larsen Gustav Metzger John Meffer nan and Frederick Rounsaville all residents of Williston North Dakota.
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John Larsen Gustav B. Metzger
John Meffernan
Frederick Rounsaville
Williston
North Dakota
E. Ogann
State of North Dakota
County of Willams
Edwin
Williams
N. D
A. D
Hi. S. Cora
Plaintim
Simmons
Rele
RL. Copeland
Pintiit
State of
J** Aq Judicial District
Melissa
Hans J. Hannes
Chant
Wiltstone RD
District Court
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Frank Kelly
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Thin City
WM. Snyder
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Weather Bureau
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Broadway
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Newson
H. A. Nesson
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Wm, Loughland
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I. C. Stewart
Farstaw & Coggshall
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Tisties Coast
County of Williams
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Disraeli
Born & CO
Chicago
Bruegger Mercantile Co
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James L.esler
Allenderg, Benatelent
Arthur B. Letts
North American
Live Stock Commission CO
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Ill
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Drovers’ National Bank
City Dray Line
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Prop
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Herman Roehr
Missouri River
Neck Growers’ Association
Maid Association
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H. V.smidh
Sec
Treas
John Mercer
Buford
Wilton
N.D
Audom
H. A. Nelson
Neeson, N. D
George W. Newton
Alwo
Ole Thorson
Nelson
F. RK. Zahl
Benton Bell
Postoffice Sildrese
Williston, NY
Douglas Bell
Postoffice Addrese
Willieton, N. D
Dan Harris
Pratoffice Addrese
Williaton, N. D
Stroud Bros. Postoffice
Wilitress
Stroud
Barstad
Hartland
Chris. Anderson
Postoffice
E.L. Moore
Thomas Shea
Jos
Cartier
Hoebir
N. Dak
Beatty
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, New Jersey
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Tam
Fred J. Smith
Towner
Merchants Bank
Vranende
Ysen Gilbertson
Towner, North Dakota
Waskings
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