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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
1
Analysts assess a broad downturn in New York business tied to a presidential year. After a long prosperity, stock speculation collapsed and brokers trimmed staff while factories reduce hours and wages. Railroads feel the bite as the winter outlook grows uncertain though experts expect the mood to brighten after the election.
The steamer New England under Captain Freeman caught 160000 pounds of halibut in one day off Cape George at Dixon Entrance, setting the world record. The crew reached port yesterday after the historic haul near Vancouver.
Washington May 29 For extraordinary heroism in the recent explosion on the Missouri the following enlisted men have been made warrant officers Michael Higgins chief boatswain's mate acting boatswain Mons Monssen chief gunner's mate acting gunner George Crofton chief machinist acting warrant machinist
Rising Sun Indiana May 29 jurors in the Gillespie murder case were dismissed after about thirteen hours of jury duty last night Judge Downey discharged them shortly after 10 o clock A rumor circulated that one juror was holding out but no verdict outcome was learned
Caracas reports the Official Gazette issues a decree reopening the Orinoco river to navigation and foreign trade from June 1. The river had been closed since 1902, and the move supports mining districts at Ciudad Bolivar as further proof of peace restored in Venezuela.
New York May 29 The World today reports Republican politicians welcomed news that George J Gould plans to enter politics and run for a seat in the House of Representatives from the district including Lakewood where his country estate stands.
Berwick constable handles inebriated crowd while Page native J O Linn, long moving across four states, hints he will keep traveling back to the Inn of No. 1. A Denhoff man abandons wife and five children, youngest seven months, for finance. McIntosh county numbers range from 1 to 1840 as officials present totals. Wimbledon light plant bought by Fred Zollner aims to serve Wimbledon and Courtenay. Carrington Casey farm work accelerates with 400 to 500 acres daily and 110 horses and mules. Ward county GOP reorganizers may snag ballot spots for county posts. Langdon livery barn fire causes 3500 loss. Rula Leslie wins state declamation honors. Nona Lyons places second. Hampden drug stores spur railroad expansion talk. Ramsey county’s Andrew Stade exits race for state senator, leaving Hale unopposed.
Suffering harms nerves and does not aid disease. Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills soothe nerves and relieve headaches neuralgia backache rheumatism dizziness toothache stomachache menstrual pains and nerve irritations. Pleasant to take quick results sold by druggists at 25 cents per box with money back guarantee.
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