Politically charged North Dakota notes from The Rolla Star
Reported state pollater candidacies from Bargent county and ALB Hoag of Oakes for railroad commissioner. Governor Burke may seek a second term. Mcintosh county delegates chosen by committees. Fargo Argus notes homeseekers returning from reservations and warns of land and oil prospects in North Dakota.
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JP. Williamson
Bargent County
Rolla Star
P. Parsons
W. J. Hoskins
Harlem
Burke
Dne
Dickey County
Alb
Hoag of
Oakes
Sheldon Enterprise
United States
Casey
Mcntonh
Grand Forks
Fargo
North Dakota
Asta
Latest Market Report Mixes Cattle, Wheat and Trades
A crowded market summary reports cattle prices with prime averages, veal, stockers, and sheep values, along with grain futures from Chicago and Minneapolis. Navy yard repairs and a longshoremen strike settlement are noted, plus river drives delayed by low water and injuries at a lumber mill in Cloquet.
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Delton
Minn
Explosion at Paris wine shop kills proprietor and injures many
Paris April 26 report details a massive blast at ML Very’s wine shop at 22 Boulevard Magenta. Kavachel the anarchist’s arrest preceded the explosion which wrecked the shop killing M Very and injuring about ten others, with police and hospital workers rushing to aid victims as neighborhood panic ensued.
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Paris
ML. Very
Boulevard Magenta
Kavachel
Parsons
M. Very
Ravichol
Saint Eloia Hospital
Ravachol
Ravechol
Ravaghol
Dones
Revoluion
Rial
Rayaohol
Walty
Conmimice
M. Dresch
Drowning at Beaver Dam and Other Local News
A Beaver Dam Wisconsin drowning near Camdxtog of Bow Beaver Das reports three youths lost at the lake when a boat capsized. Survivors describe cramps and drowning after Dickuiller clung to the boat. Lottie Scudder testifies about a forged will in a probate case and Max Dunton’s signature. Edward Egan known as Edie Manning dies at a Columbus liquor cure house, marking a second death there. A druggist’s mishap after dosing with Dittmer cure leads to a fatal fall through a glass door. In Jackson Michigan a young man attempts suicide after clandestine marriage to a Catholic girl.
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Eiow Livey
Nour Traver Dam
Wis
Bow
Beaver Das
Beaver ‘Lake
Lyre
Hinmy
Henry L. Telman
Mre. Danton
Columius
Edward Egan
Edie Manning
Accidental drowning ruled in Brule case at Gentilly
Deputy coroner and County Physician Watts and another doctor exhumed Octavia Brule’s remains in Gentilly after she drowned two weeks earlier. A jury, impaneled after autopsy, returned a verdict that the death was accidental drowning.
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Cupoxstox
Minn
Monay
Watts
Gentilly
Octavia Brule
Hall and Fitzsimmons Bout in New Orleans Fails to Confirm
In Cureado on April 8 officials state that Jim Hall and Bob Fitzsimmons are unlikely to meet in the ring at the Olympic club in New Orleans in September. Pare son Davies notes there are uncertainties and Hall has not agreed to fight.
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Cureado
Jim Hall
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Ifs
Anda
Anid Pareson Davies
Hall
Fitzsimmong
Fits
Murdered Two Husbands Reputational Charges Filed
On November 9 Matt Goodwin a Chicago insurance adjuster killed himself after a quarrel with his wife who threatened police. Mrs Goodwin sues insurers for life policy payouts while insurers allege she killed him and point to a troubled past including a prior death in Texas amid alleged improprieties.
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Maile Aguliel
Othiahe
Omana
Nob
Matt Goodwin
Chicago
Goodwin
Gowwit
Knabaud
Texas
Searvnx
Warh
Radloff
Frank Bullard
Fremont
Radioff
Seattle
Balford
Modus vivendi sparks ship owners to seek foreign flags
In Victoma B C on April 27 plan to dodge the Anglo American modus vivendi by selling vessels to other powers and sailing under foreign flags is discussed. Sailors fear British and American restrictions may push crews to the Behring coast as they prepare to ship out. About sixty British schooners in Victoria could fly foreign marks if the policy does not change.
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Victoma
B. C
United States
Great Britain
Wea
Mie
Rowsinn
Victoria
Boeilter
Asunano
Wis
Avilind
Edward Hennelly
Wsate
Lamoreaux
John A. Johns Considers People's Party Nomination
T F Johns son, attorney, and People's party member, left for Chicago to consult Judge Walter Q Gresham and decide if he will accept the presidential nomination if unanimously offered. He stated the nomination would be by acclamation if he agrees to run.
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T. F. Johnsson
People’s Party
Chicago
Walter Q. Gresham
Johnson
Blaine declines presidential candidacy amid pressure
April 27 reports say Secretary Blaine faced strong pressure to enter the presidential race but has decisively declined to reconsider his withdrawal. Mrs Blaine and Senator Washburn urged him to run, while supporters insist he would be elected if nominated, though he remains firm in his decision.
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Wasutsinox
Blaine
Excel
Honator Washburn
Mosanga
Nominate Harrison and Sherman for renomination
A report states that President Harrison supporters have urged Senator Sherman to deliver the Minneapolis convention speech and place Benjamin Harrison as the renomination candidate. Sherman reportedly accepts, becoming the central figure for the event in Minneapolis.
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Sherman
Minneapolia
Watilisorox
Harrison
Minneapolis
Benjamin Hartison
Sherman Dive
Third Party Claims In North Carolina Turning Point
Raleigh dispatch reports third party leaders claim Republicans will back a full ticket but not before August. Talks hint at deals to win 50,000 to 76,000 Alliance Democrats and 50 Republicans for an electoral ticket, depending on next month’s Democratic convention outcomes.
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Tain
Carey
North Carolla
Washington
Raleigh
N.C
Insurgents Claim Victory in Venezuelan Battle
Ansurgents reap a fresh victory near Valencia as desertions weaken Palacio's forces. Reported by Mara caibi Reuters, the uprising grows steadier with insurgents advancing as details from both sides remain scarce.
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Victoriana
New York
Herald
Maracaibi
Venezuela
Valencia
Palacio
Ravachol and allies convicted in Paris trial
The Ravachol case proceeded in the Scine asize court with police escort and tense proceedings. Ravachol admitted responsibility for bombings linked to the St Germain and Clehy outrages. He and Simon were sentenced to life penal servitude after speeches noting their political pretexts.
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Paws
Ravachol
Scine Asize
Ravershel
St. Germain
Cleichy
Simon, Bealk
Chamartin
Roaulio Sonniwre
M. de Beaura
Palro
Synamite
M. de Beau
Maitre la Gause
Rayachol
Hubrt
Sinton
Awichol
Simon
M. de Beaurapaire
Parades Prohibited in Rome as May Day Looms
The government orders bans on parades and unauthorized meetings to avoid large gatherings on May Day. Police broaden surveillance, Italian cities report arrests, and troops bolster garrisons while many wealthy residents flee to the country. An influx of foreign anarchists reaches England from France amid heightened police vigilance.
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Ros
Danreanr
Rome
Ravenna
Florence
England
Lonvos
Itnyliud
France
Very
London
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