04 Apr 1890
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1890
Page
1
The long list details varied events including murders in Hungary and political shifts in Milwaukee, floods near New Orleans, and labor strikes in Plymout h. It notes civil unrest, court actions, infrastructure fires, and civic plans across multiple states, with mentions of elections, natural disasters, and legislative changes shaping regional news.
Sunlight returns as Louisville homeless receive shelter and streets clear after a tornado. Jeffersonville reports eighty houses destroyed with owners housed by neighbors amid widespread destitution. Other dispatches note political maneuvering over IndianAgent at Devils Lake and local bills, plus ongoing flood of April weather and civic recovery efforts.
Grand Forks Republicans convene to weigh prohibition and back a high license. L B Richardson chosen as mayoral nominee as party calls for resubmission to voters and city ignition of high license. Des Moines hosts talks on local option and liquor regulation, while irrigation and monetary union topics surface in Washington. A Virginia shoplifter confesses intent and describes romantic motive as she is jailed.
Five women met at a Presbyterian church during a ladies prayer meeting and armed with axes raided local saloons in Parattwatox Missouri. They seized beer wagons and supplies bound for a saloon in Dooran and warned saloonkeepers to close or face action. One saloon keeper, Aug Tramson, threatened prosecution.
Fragments describe a mortgaged steer slain by Jacob Prelifer near the city. John Youan seeks arrest. Prelifer held on $100 bonds by Judge Hare. Bail furnished by Messia Fred Sheridan and Martin Windmuller. case linked to broader notices and appointments including Major McCaughlin and James McLaughlin as Indian agent.
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