Watertown ND Convention Chaos Sets Noon Start
Watertown dispatch reports chaos at the North Dakota Republican convention to nominate a successor to Delegate Gifford. By noon today over 400 of 624 delegates had arrived, with Allen and Gifford camps active. Moody and Bullock factions maneuver for influence as efforts to seat or challenge delegates unfold amid looming first-ballot tallies and potential seat disputes.
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Minneavenis
Watertown
Evening Journal
Dakota Republican Convention
Gifford
Hugh J.campbell
Yankton
JR. Gamble
Gambles
North Dakota
Harrison
Allen
Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Judge Palmer
Judge Moody
Seth Bullock
Lawrence County
Bullock
Judge
General Allen
Moody
North
Lou
Old rowan voyage to Detroit as Thurman party sails
A crowd on the Toledo wharf bids Judge Thurman and party Godspeed as the Pickett I yacht departs down the Maumee. The voyage proceeds toward Detroit with cheers and greetings from shore. After a night at Oakland, Port Huron is set for Friday, then Chicago.
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Lake Erie
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Grosse Pointe Club House
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Port Huron
Chicago
White Caps Disband in Crawford County After Meeting
A Crawford county man reports that a White Cap meeting near Marietta ended in a decision to disband. He says the group was thoroughly aroused and could be forced to hide if the governor does not intervene and support their aims.
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Crawford County
Marietta
Beginning of the White Cap gang riot reported
Daniel Murray and John Essex of Madison township were found guilty yesterday of whipping Omer Davis on the high road near 200, wearing belts and coats. Other members of the gang are known and will be arrested.
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Daniel Murray
John Essex
Madison Township
Omer Davis
Net Kinney Chief of Bald Knobbers Killed in Ozark Clash
Capt Net Kinney famed Bald Knobbers leader was shot dead at Ozark in Christian county by Miles an anti Bald Knobber. They met at a Republican rally, quarrelled, drew, and Kinney was killed instantly. Miles fled the scene and Kinney’s followers warned more bloodshed may follow. A second report notes a separate shooting at White Stone Hill near Oak involving Ole and Peter Wiekiane with a fatal wound.
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Bald Knobbers
Ozark
Christian County
bin Miles
Miles
Kinney
Chris- Han County
Wood
Froit
Oak
White Stone Hill
Ole ¥Aniane
Peter Wiekiane
Close Battle for Temporary Chairman in North Dakota Caucus
The North Dakota caucus featured a tight fight with 167 delegates voting to back the combination slate against Gifford. Nash of Beadle County secured the temporary chairmanship on the second ballot, with Bennett, Patton, and others continuing to contest. Moody delegation from the Black Hills expected to be seated as proceedings continued in St Paul and Watertown reports noted delays and shifting support.
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John D. Bennett
Clark
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Miner County
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Beadle
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Pioneer Press
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Republican State Convention Chooses Temporary Chairman
MILWAUKEE Aug 22 The Republican State convention met in this city at noon today with Philo D Orton chosen temporary chairman and J S Reynolds temporary...
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JS Reynolds
Senate action on fisheries treaty and Washington admission
In Washington on August 21 the Senate debated the fisheries treaty and rejected the ratification resolution by party lines. Senator Pratt pressed to approve Washington, North Dakota, and Montana admissions next, while Dolph’s Chinese prohibition amendment failed. New York reported in the Tombs that Dan Lyons, condemned for the Quinn murder, was executed by hanging after examining the scaffold and rope.
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New York
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Rail progress and regional rail divisions update at St Paul
Track laying advances rapidly with 26 miles of 75 pound rails installed replacing 60 pound rails. Fergus Falls division has 108 miles and Kentidge 120 miles. Wilmer & Sioux Pails branch 61.5 miles, Water town & Huron branch 66 miles, Cando branch from Church's Ferry Oak 21.5 miles. Also notes a Northwestern road managers meeting to patch passenger rate breaks between Chicago and De Paul and hopes to restore water on Wisconsin Central and Burlington. New wheat shipment reports No 1 northern at 67 cents. Threshing progressing and wheat arriving. Newport yacht race for the Newport cup concluded.
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Murder on Tobique river grounds shocks New Brunswick
A cow ered gunfire on the Tobique river near Andover NB killed Major Hawes's wife during a Sunday morning fishing trip. The attack, likely retaliatory against trespassers, has locals on edge and lynch law fears rise as suspects are sought. Other brief items include race results and railroad rate talks.
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Tobique River
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N.B
Major Hawes
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Boston
Jealousy, Wounding and Self Defense in Janes Meyers Case
Richard Collins former police chief shot his wife at the Janes Meyers residence in a jealous dispute. Meyers wounded Collins in the head while defending his wife. both men are expected to recover, while Mrs. Collins is in critical condition.
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Wik
Richard Collins
Janes Meyers
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