North Dakota News Snippets Reflect State Concerns
Varied items include injuries at a Rolette sawmill and a Wilton coal mine, church plans in Casselton, legislative visits to Valley City, a Binford bookkeeper’s hours, drugstore plans in Wimbledon, and perjury charges dismissed for A. J. Fitzgerald. Reports cover rail instruction, jail lots, rural mail service, flood of fires in Towner, and Soo Wheat Special preparations.
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Towner
Fessenden
North Dakota
Ramsey County
Milton
Sailor Pronounced Dead Rouses From Grave In Mauritius
Kelly, a sailor at Port Louis, contracted fever and fell into coma. Supposedly dead he was moved to a mortuary and his head struck a stone slab as coolies prepared the body. The shock revived him, though he remained conscious but immobile and speechless in his grave clothes.
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Kelly
Port Louis
Mauritius
Blood of Men and Apes Compared in Blood Studies
The article notes similarities between human and ape blood and cites a distinct relation. It states the blood of monkeys can be distinguished from human blood, with the greatest resemblance seen in gorillas and lemurs. It mentions evidence of relationships among American ape families and contrasts with Old World apes.
Russian Emperor's Fine Horses
The czar of Russia maintains four horse services the Russian English French and gala each with at least fifty horses. The Russian and English sets travel with the emperor while the gala and French turnout are housed at St Petersburg winter palace stables. The gala turnout includes fifty white Hanoverian horses with blue eyes.
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Russia
Gatehine
St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Ban on Gospel Evangelist Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Fergus Falls Minnesota March 14 M Hanson a Free Mission evangelist was fined 25 dollars on a charge of disorderly conduct. The fine aimed to drive him from the city after several young girls were driven into hysterics by his exhortations. Hanson came from Minneapolis.
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Flour City
Fergus Falls
Minn
M. Hanson
Free Mission
Hanson
Minneapolis
Dogs to be Killed for Odd Behavior in Houghton Area
In Houghton and Calumet the board of health says dumb rabies is prevalent and seven dogs that acted strangely were killed this week. Elsewhere in Duluth a man named John Sullivan drank eyewash by mistake and is in critical condition. doctors hope for recovery.
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Kiltadim
Houghton
Mich
Marshal Voetsch
Board of Health
Calumet
Copper District
Duluth
Minn
John Sulivan
Sullivan
Robbers Blow Open Renfrow Bank Safe
Robbers blew open the Renfrow bank safe in Renfrow Oklahoma on March 14 and escaped with 3500 dollars in cash. An armed posse is in pursuit.
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Renfrow, Okla
Renfrow Bank
Russian Dowager Empress to Fife Den mark Request
Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia will depart St. Petersburg for Denmark at the urgent request of her father King Christian.
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Fife
Copenhagen
Marie Foodorovna
Russia
St. Petersburg
Denmark
Christian
Fire damages C. Vetter's dry goods store in Iowa City
In Iowa City on March 14 fire damaged C. Vetter's dry goods store causing about 78000 dollars in losses. The blaze disrupted repairs and drew firefighters from local stations.
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Iowa City
Tews City
Iowa
C. Vetter
HIS BUST IN GOLD AT DINNER PARTY ENGAGEMENT GIFT
A blonde fiance causes a stir at a dinner by revealing gold busts of lovers as engagement gifts. The bride to be wears Harold’s bust as a watch charm while presenting her own as a necklace ornament. Some guests react with disapproval to the bold display.
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W. EB. Biggs
New Rock Yard
Carrington
Cummings
Rolla
Harold
Importance of Mental Rest for women with nerves
The piece argues most people fail to rest the mind and body together, wasting energy. It emphasizes that mental relaxation is hard for women with nerves but essential to life, and must become a personal habit rather than taught by others. It likens mental rest to a daily morning awakening habit.
Montreal Herald on Cabbies and Winter Soundscape
An English traveler notes Russian city cab fare customs and a guide to bargaining in London, then shifts to a vivid winter scene with storm sounds and the creak of living branches as a lyrical vignette. The piece blends travel observation with poetical imagery by Mabel E. Fletch.
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London
New York
Mabel
Minot Plans Industrial Shift After Woolen Mill
A report notes the end of the woolen mill era in Minot with a shift toward new industry. Plans include Donnybrooke opening a brick yard, signaling economic changes amid a scare of a mad dog near Ha zelton.
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Minot
Donnybrooke
Hazelton
County Directory of County Officials Board
Incomplete list shows county officers including sheriff county clerk county auditor superintendent of schools surveyor state’s attorney and board of county commissioners this readable fragment outlines local government roles and duties within a county directory.
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Bheriff
County Autors
Rer
Do Bren
Jai Resister
Rehools
Board OF County
Comdeimo
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Rev. Macnamara
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Montreal Herald
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