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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
1
Rome July 30 King Humbert was killed at Monza by Angelo Bresi an anarchist Bresi confessed his crime and said he was glad he succeeded The ministry has been in continuous session in consequence of the murder and Umbert’s body will be brought to Rome at once
News of King Humbert I's assassination reached Rome this morning after officials learned last night. The Prince of Naples is en route home. Humbert's body will be brought to Rome. Assassin Angelo Bresi confessed, praising his act. Humbert, born 1843, led Italy during independence wars and won public favor through aid during cholera, married Princess Marguerite. a son was born from that union.
Rome July 30 The prince of Naples is expected to arrive Wednesday to take the oath of office before the united chambers. He is already King Emmanuel III, with no formal coronation on such occasions in Italy.
The president this morning cabled Vittorio Emanuel offering an oehwit of himself and the.
Secretary Hay telegraphed sincere sympathy to the Italian ambassador regarding the sea fright incident now unfolding at sea, extending official condolences and concern from the government.
Farmers in Oakes North Dakota consider a beet sugar industry. Investor Spencer of Baltimore and Crowell of Fargo announce plans to build a 400 by 175 foot brick steel factory with six stories and $600,000 total capital, contingent on contracts to grow and deliver 1000 acres of beets. Building to start immediately with stock subscriptions already reaching several thousand dollars.
Washington reports a July 2 letter from Chefoo notes German losses of ten dead and twelve wounded, with legations of Austria Italy Dutch and Spain destroyed and French partially. Ten Chinese battalions shelled from June 20 to July 17, others still defended, including German Russian American British and part of Japanese and French legations. The emperor and empress reportedly remain at Pekin.
London August 1 The News agency at Shanghai dispatch reports that the allies began their advance on Pekin this morning, signaling a new phase in the campaign with significant strategic implications for the region and allied operations.
Pretoria July 1 General Hunter says General Prinzloo has surrendered unconditionally. Boer representatives, who negotiated, claimed the Boers numbered 5,000.
States Attorney Finch of Nelson county had W. O. Lester Charles Soderberg Tony La Brier and a Mr Brown arrested for violation of the prohibition law. Raids on Lakota establishments unearthed nine barrels of non toxo various brands and some beer labeled bottles. State witnesses from the state enforcement league testified that non toxo is beer. Preliminary hearing held. justice undecided on guilt or innocence.
Baltimore reports a boiler explosion on the tug Tenplar at Canton Pollow last night, destroying the vessel and killing mate Jeremiah Moore and Charles Wood. Three others were injured in the incident.
Far Rockaway July 31 Congressman Wm D Daly of New Jersey died this morning from an apoplexy. He was a prominent figure in Democratic politics for years. Dayton Ohio July 31 a head on collision on the Dayton and Xenia traction line killed Ruth Rike a society belle and seriously injured Keven Ottera.
Sheriff Sten shoel and the Valley City Alliance confiscated two kegs said to contain a high percent of alcohol from Thorson’s and the Schilling building on Main street. Editor Bassett notes the liquor’s aging strength and cites alarming effects, ending with the claim that the two kegs are secured in a steel cell as another prohibition victory.
A Chefoo Shanghai dispatch reports a runner sent from the Japanese consul at Tien Tsin brought a cipher telegram from Pekin dated July 7. It says Japanese defenses are strong and attacks have stopped, with persistence through the month, though not easy. The runner departed Pekin July 15.
London July 28. Lady Randolph Churchill wed Lieut Cornwallis West at St Pauls at 11 o clock. The bride was escorted by her son Winston, and simplicity marked the ceremony as the church was not crowded.
State board headed by Gov. Pancher meets August 7 at the capitol to equalize property taxes and discuss revenue needs for two years. Last year railroads rose to about 17,148,000 in valuation. further increases unlikely as railroads pay similar rates to farms and stock. Real estate values vary by county, with eastern land undervalued and some western counties showing low assessments. The fusion party accuses Republicans of corporate favoritism. past boards under fusion failed to raise railroad assessments, while recent Republican efforts steadily increased railroad valuations by substantial margins.
Boss Farmer Marshall, found stabbed in the face and breast four miles south of the agency, is expected to recover. He quarrelled with Louis Pinneau, an Indian trader, and Pinneau allegedly stabbed him. No arrests yet. a United States marshal may be sent. Authorities note powers of Indian agents and the need for magisterial authority. Prairie fires sweep reserves amid fodder losses. Eight hundred beehives sold at auction. Indian woman treated after a blue racer bite.
Gen Chaffee dispatches from Chefoo stating arrival at Taku the night of July 28. In Wahpeton the will of David S Brown is being contested.
Officials announced the new passenger station will be built this year, a two story Spanish Mission style concrete building facing Main Street with tile roof and terra cotta trimmings. It will house express, ticketing, and waiting areas, feature a central aisle, landscaped grounds, and is designed by Reed & Stem of St. Paul.
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