Editorial Echoes From Ward County on North Dakota Elections
A compilation of dubious editorials reports law, party strength, and candidate colorings across Grand Forks Fargo and Minot. It notes Republican optimism with a strong slate including Johnson Muir Larimore Hills and Budd Reeve while highlighting Democratic populist tensions and prohibition debates at the state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
Grand Forks
Budd Heeve
Fargo Forum
Judge Gray
Biowarck
General Standick
Fargo
Congress
Johnson
Muir
Larimore
Hills
Budd Reeve
Milton Globe
Republicana
Devile Lake Inter-Ovean
North Dakota
Yale County
Republcan
Grand Forke Herald
Perwone
National Prohibition Party
Nomland
Budd
Fargo Argus
Populata
Democrata
Fargo Sun
Standish
Blandish
A Never
Sup
Mair
Wargo Argus
Prohibitionieta
Kinter
Prohibition
Dogawell Rustler
Wpublican
Entira
Democratic State Central Committee
Wallace
Burke
Walter Muir
Aleo
Casseltonian
Debs urges ballot redress as strikes supported by public opinion
Debs declares he will urge workers to seek redress by the ballot after noting national sentiment against strikes and government readiness to quell movements with force. He arrives in Omcaso, attends a directory meeting at Uhlich's hall and discusses convention plans. In Chicago, Pullman signals plant restarts and 800 workers back, with 200 special police among applicants. The Cleveland labor commission to begin Aug 10 in Chicago, inviting written views before hearings Aug 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcaso
Debs
A. R
Terre Hanta
Uhlich
Chicago
Washington
Labor Commission
Cleveland
Post Office
Cloudburst damages crops near Great Cloudburst
A violent storm four miles west of Great Cloudburst near the Dakota line at 10 p.m. caused four feet of water flooding fields, destroying grain in shocks and heavy hail that battered wheat and corn. Windows shattered as water and hail wrought enormous damage across acres.
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Hints
Minn
Here
Dakota Line
Morri son bandit suspects captured near city
Roy and Rob Egan of the Morri son band are captured eight miles below the city headed for New Orleans aboard a house boat laden with plunder. They admit band connections and are jailed awaiting bias. A separate note from Washington reports Senate debate on site for a government printing office and a conference report on the Indian appropriation bill. In Minnesota, a dynamite blast in Grant House bus destroys the vehicle and barn, no injuries, a $500 reward offered for the culprit as locals form a vigilance group to curb license and contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Washington
Jones
Arkansas
Senate
Oava
Roy
Rob Egan
Morrison
Boy Bandits
Bee
New Orleans
Dew Government
Conference Committee
Kilzenn
Wasco
Minn
Waseca
Grant House
Waas
Fire Rages Across Walsh Farm Near Onslow
In Axamosa August 2 a fierce underground fire devours the Walsh farm near Onslow county. The heat penetrates crevices to depths of feet with no flames visible and no known method to extinguish. People travel long distances to witness the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axamosa
Henry Walsh
Onslow
Walsh
Good Wheat Crop and Colony Plans Across Regions
Reported crop expert John Inglis estimates Northwest spring wheat yield will exceed last year. Vancouver prepares an early cooperative colony with government support and island resettlement plans. Ashland ships 75 million feet of lumber eastward this season with Lake Superior ports receiving most. Behring Sea patrol reports a sealer incident. one whaler crew rescued 15 castaways. Wisconsin university to study Dr. Ely economics for labor impact. A thunderstorm near Bowes Valley killed two settlers. Naval engagement rumors near BeuanseAr unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Cutcaco
John Inglis
Pont Township
Wash
Mail
Associated Press
Omalaska
Behring Sen
James Allen
Armed robbery at Chandler bank ends in deaths
Five gunmen struck the Lincoln County bank in Chandler at 10 am amid chaos. J M Mitchell a barber was killed while two guards tried to warn townspeople. robbers seized between 200 and 800 dollars before fleeing on horses. one robber later wounded, others disappeared. separate notes reveal national bank note totals and circulation figures.
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Chanitier
T. Gurariz
O. T
Ang
Dalton
Chandler
J. M. Mitchell
Ernest Lucus
Lucus
Cook Gang
Lincoln County Bank
Winchesters
Harvey Lee
Hoyt
Winchester
Tarmera
Six Reported Killed In Topeka Mining Camp Fight
A Pittsburg Kansas special reports a deadly clash at a mining camp named Yule seven miles east of Topeka on the Missouri Pacific. Negro Dash and his men reportedly opened fire with newly bought Winchester rifles, wounding several including women. The Alabama colored miners, brought in last summer to take the strikers’ places, are said to be among the combatants alongside convicts and other criminals from Alabama.
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Topeka
Kan
Pittsburg
Yule
Missouri Pacific
Tom Dash
Dash
Alabama
War Declaration Tension Threatens Missionaries in China
August 2 report from Torro says Japan’s government informed foreign powers that war exists with China, a de facto declaration. Bishop A W Wilson of the Southern Methodist Church warns of danger to missionaries in China and Korea, while noting potential government concessions to missions as a possible outcome of the long-running conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torro
Japan
China
Baermong
A. W. Wilson
Southern Methodist Church
Corea
Spain
Cruixery
Lonpox
Phillipine Islands
Russia Vows Corean Stand in Pacific War
Russia’s papers declare no tolerance for any loss of Korean territory or independence regardless of China Japan war outcomes. They urge military naval measures in the Pacific and on the Korean frontier to defend Russian interests against British or other interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Br. Pereruvac
Russia
Great Britain
Pacific
Immigrant steamer arrives amid Sioux transit and deaths
An immigrant steamer reaches a reservation path in South Dakota after a failed Antwerp show and illness. Eight men, four squaws, and one baby, all Sioux, depart for home. Walking Woman dies at sea on July 27 and is buried offshore. Reports also note political stalemates over Indian appropriation and troop movements at Pullman and Cleveland as August 2 coverage spans weather and lake travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
South Dakota
Walking Woman
Stookipgs Up to Arms Over Beer Depot Opening
The people of Brooxixas in August faced uproar as a local man with prior business ties opened a beer depot. At a city meeting, residents passed resolutions demanding the man leave within four hours.
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Brooxixas
Governor Rich Nominated by Michigan Republicans
Michigan Republicans in Grand Rapids nominated Governor John T. Rich for another term at their convention. The Pingree faction abstained from voting, while Aaron T. Bliss received 68 votes and a “Mr. Blank” tally of 121. The ticket features Alfred Milnes for lieutenant governor and several incumbents, with a platform favoring protection, reciprocity, arbitration, restricted immigration, and approval of Governor Rich’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Grand Ramps
Mich
Alfred Milnes
Branch County
Washington Gardner
Jackson
James M. Wilkinson
Marquette
Stanley W. Turner
Rosecommon
Fred.a. Maynard
Kent
William A. French
Pres Isle
H. R. Pattengill
Ingham
Boar of Education
Perry F. Powers
Wexford
Milnes
J. Wight Giddings
Cadillac
Congress
Maynard
Rich
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Wickes
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Nomices
Mit Tire
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Minnesota
Manetontin Te Yitting Sr
Pau
Gaudier
Minnesota and Winnipeg Rowing Association
Minnetonka
Rat Portage
Duluth
Innesotes
St. Paul
Denton
Aug
Olney
United Bunten
Deate
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Railway Company
MOF
Ark
Co-Operative Colony
Vancouver
B. C
Ashland
Wis
Lake Evin
Ely
Manisoy
The
State University
Richard T. Ely
Buowss
I Jupaties
National Bank
United States
Vunue Tunespos
Dubuque
Chamberlain
Belle Fourche
Clay-Robinson Cattle Company
Creston
Sam. Haworth
Mars
Ntax
France
Penrottu
Lick Observatory
Yokoyama
Chen Yuen
Chin
London
Galsworthy
Pawnee
Bronx
America
Philadelphia
Pawnee Bill
House
Springfield
Ills
Altgeld
Union Stock Yards
Hopkins
Senator Voorhees
Huco
Colu
Lake Station
Union Pacific
Governor Rich
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