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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1886

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Bakker's Daughter Ovation and Local Tragedy Report

In Fargo the Bakker's Daughter drew an ovation as the largest crowd of the season filled the theater. Valley City coverage details the arrest release of Allyn Warner in the Anna Root death case, noting the coroner's inquest and letters suggesting alleged romance and divorce plans, with strong condemnation of family harshness. A March 80 note from Perham mentions arbitration tensions involving the Knights of Labor and Mr Gould.

Farco Dak Bakker Fargo Bismarck Vaulay City Allyn Warner Anna Root Perham Mina Herbert Davison Mr. Sims Miss Root Qment Daily Times New York Moxie St. Louis Knights of Labor Executive Board Gould Powderly

Southern Floods Reach Unprecedented Levels Across Tennessee

Unprecedented rains in the upper Tennessee watershed drive rivers to historic highs with 31 feet at 9 p.m. and rising. Rail traffic halted. no trains in or out, with potential reach to forty five or fifty feet. Landslides in Knoxville delay service. Coosa bridge washed away in Wetumpka as storms disrupt multiple rail lines. United States marshals in St Louis ensure smooth yards as strikes unfold. Missouri Pacific and Trail Mountain lines report progress. Marquis de Mores advances cattle shipments from Medora to New York, planning dense retail network and low beef prices. a bloody strike confrontation threatens Kansas City. Pasteur seeks 60,000 francs yearly for hospital endowment.

Tennessee CuatrancoGa Tens Upper Tennessee Knoxville Texx Knoxville & Ohio Road Tennessee River St. Louis United States Wabash North St. Louis Chicago, Burlington & Quincy East St. Louis Chairman Irons Irons New York Missouri Pacific Tron Mountain Trada Siperintendent Kerrigan Medora

Telegraphic News: Remarkable Natural Phenomena and Disasters

New York reports meteorological disturbances with aurora and telegraphic outages. In Kentucky flood threats and railroad disruptions loom as Jellico trains stall and bridges wash away. In Carver Minnesota a fire at the Merchants hotel kills two men. Insurance covers most losses.

New York City Carver Minnesota New York Western Union Breal Merchants Hotel E. T Johnson Johnson Andrew Swanson

Washington Territory Admission Debate Highlighted

In the Senate Logan and Plumb took up the army bill as Mr Dolph urged admission of Washington Territory. He argued the territory deserved admission despite anti Chinese unrest, warning against letting British Columbian access threaten U.S. law. The House moved to settle carrier disputes, while other items touched Kansas City murder notes, East St. Louis telegram surges, Fargo and Minnesota political steps, and railroad rate changes in Wheat States.

Washington Territory Pacific Coast British Columbian United States Senate Awiel House O'Neill Willis Kentucky

War clouds gather in Europe as Bulgaria Greece crisis grows

London reports cabinet meetings amid Bulgaria and Greece tensions. Turkish indecision fuels fears. In Devonport torpedo vessels are readied and Polyphemus sails for Suda Bay as the Pall Mall Gazette notes a stormy outlook for the region.

Europe London Mr. Gladstone House of Commons Bulgaria Greece Devonport Pall Mull Gazette Alexander Graeca M. Risties Servia

River floods the Dakota towns and crowded relief efforts rise

The Missouri River floods sweep across Dakota with water rising six inches hourly, stranding residents from Dakota to St. Charles hotel area. Rescues by boat continue as a thousand, mostly colored, people flee homes and seek safety amid continuing high water and widespread displacement.

St. Charles Hotel Dakota Montoomery Ava

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