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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented patriotic verse exalts the United States as a newborn Titan nation. It envisions rebirth, strength, and global destiny in a cadence of uplift, celebrating renewed hope and the pledge of humanity.
In a chatty scene Miss Morton contemplates three suitors, weighing romance against practicality. The first is too dreamy and poor, the second too money-minded, while the third blends steadiness with a touch of romance. She finally confesses she loves him, despite uncertain prospects, hoping to marry even in hardship.
Mrs Clemenina Millet of Fort Worth Texas is described by the St Louis Republic as a survivor of the Mexican War and possibly the oldest living white woman in Texas. Born in Knoxville Tennessee, she joined 40 pioneers moving from Missourito Texas in 1832 with her family. Her father Jesse Bartlett earned fame in the Seminole War, and her husband Samuel Miller came from Bowdoin College to Texas. She recalls Goliad survivors, helping clothe them, enduring hardship near San Jacinto, and aiding in the escape efforts. Her memories cover San Jacinto and Santa Anna, with her long life spanning segments of Texas independence and settlement.
The piece recalls Nn HL Thomas of Washington who praised stories that challenge militarism. It centers on recruit Simpson Andrews who deserts a sata battle after the first blank cartridge fired. He explains he would be fighting as in real warfare, prompting reflection on war and duty.
Four governors who served during the Civil War remain alive William Sprague of Narragansett Pier Rhode Island R L Holbrook of Brattleboro Vermont Samuel J Crawford of Kansas and John J Tetlus of Missouri.
Report states peace talks cost the Japanage government a total of 400000 in expenditures. Officials emphasize the sum covers all negotiations and related expenses during settlement efforts.
Brooklyn Eagle recounts Lieut Dusitton Kampstuhl a staff officer under Gen Resparald who led a rearward wagon train and held his position amid heavy fire at the Seven Oaks battle. He described feeding mules ordering trains and rallying men then fainting as cheers rose and the battle ended with a knightly salute.
In Cincinnati a veteran recounts a hotel crowd discussing when the war would end. An old man claims his son thinks peace comes soon, and reveals his son is General Grant, surprising the listeners who assumed the son was a common private.
A German firm purchased 20,000 condemned French sabers as discarded military gear from Europe spreads globally. The rifles of war find their way to Africa, Arabia, and Russia, with weapons ending up among rebel groups and revolutionists.
The military issues new regulations specify firing at human figure targets only, all targets colored gray. Kneeling and prone fir ing to use portable resin targets.
The Ohio population and land area are compared to North America and major nations, noting Ohio is large in area, densely populated relative to its size, and similar in elevation to several states. It highlights Cincinnati as a foreign-born hub and Ohio’s rank in age, area, and population with several assumptions about agriculture and tobacco production context.
A column features a string of dimly humorous anecdotes and quips from various figures. It includes Bishop Mandell Creighton on Oxford and Cambridge, a British nobleman’s tale about a bi rapture observing a chicken, a porter’s joke about Lord Heutenant, and Congressman Madden describing a fish tale, all presented with sanctimonious tone and brittle wit.
Mrs Amelia Hall of Norwich Conn credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing lingering grip and its aftereffects. She says the pills rebuilt her strength, stopped nervousness, and improved breathing after physicians failed. The ad promotes the pills for nervous disorders and wasting diseases and offers a booklet from Schenectady NY.
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