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Williston Graphic in Williston, North Dakota

15 Mar 1906

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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1906

Page

3

North Dakota Primary Election Law Proposed Reforms

A lengthy North Dakota act proposes a state primary to select party nominees for county district and state offices. It details petitions signatures fees and deadlines for candidates, delegate allotment to conventions, secret ballots rules against unit voting, ballot design and counting procedures, filing notices and certification of nominations, and municipal extensions with citywide primaries.

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Hunters of shark afflict the rugged Norwegian fishers

The article profiles strictly commercial shark hunting by Norwegian sloops based in Hammerfest and Tromsø. It describes gallows like rigs, ground bait, and hauling sharks from the sea to slaughter the livers and extract oil. Sharks are blinded before death to prevent future baiting, in a claim supported by witnesses.

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College Boy an Inventor Edward Moore Wins 5200

Edward Moore a Newburg freshman at Syracuse University’s College of Applied Science has earned 5200 for an invention improving an automatic spark plug starter. At 20 he already holds four inventions with royalties from an electric lock and a massage instrument. Moore designed an auto starting mechanism after noticing the car’s two-step ignition challenge, sold to an automobile company, and plans more devices while living with his grandfather in Newburg.

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Monkey with Spectacles at Brostau Zoo

A Brostau zoological garden epider monkey underwent cataract surgery and now wears spectacles. After an initially healthy period the animal grew quiet and crouched in a corner. Examined, it was found to suffer entiract and was taken to the eye hospital for operation. Within a month it received spectacles and wears them with gravity.

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Brostau Zoological Garden Slansor Zoo Eye Hospital
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Kid asks about type of child in St Louis Globe-Democrat

Dialogue fragment shows a child asking his mother about a kid and a possible accusation. The excerpt reflects casual conversation and newspaper tagging through the St Louis Globe-Democrat citation.

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Charles Charlie St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Ojibway Ball Game Captivates Native Villages

The Ojibway ball game is described as the tribe’s most popular sport with large member engagement. Players use sticks with small nets to strike a ball toward opposing goals set 400 paces apart, amid lively scrimmage and chants like Hahha yah and a ne goook. Spectators and players alike join in the high energy until a score ends the bout.

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