30 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1895
Page
1
The coroner jury ruled Mrs. Hawkins died from burns caused by accidental explosion of a soup in Ange, Minneapolis. Meanwhile Mrs. Perkins remains in custody awaiting murder arraignment. The report notes uncertainty and ongoing legal actions in the case amid other regional notices.
Definite information reaches San Francisco that the boundary re-survey between California and Nevada, south of Lake Tahoe, will yield California a strip of country along several square miles. The work focuses solely on the boundary zone in that region.
Harrisburg August 29 A peaceful Pennsylvania Republican convention ends with Quay and Gilkanan factions agreeing on a single convention to nominate a state chair and renominated judges. Henry Hall and Jack Robinson win temporary chairmanship, Hastings applauds outcome as Quay supporters shift to unified stance. SIX COMPANIES DISRUPTED.
Report of Mrs. Lacot Lyons missing after leaving the German house with only a wrapper and hat plans indicate foul play. Her husband Jerome Lyons pursues her trunk letters while police surveil him. Separately, a Dakota railroad line suspends service as farmers demand regulatory whistle limits causing grain elevator idle and trains halted.
Dupugue Aug 29 John Tingra ham city editor of The Herald and son of late County Clerk Ingraham of Burlington was struck by a Central side truck while crossing and likely fatally injured.
Spokane August 29 Gea rtleys and mining men win a sweeping victory in the case Arthur Tinsley vs Northern Pacific now before Receiver Flowynoy. The decision involves three sections of prime mineral land in Stevens county near Cleveland and could set a precedent in railway mineral land contests. The land is rich in minerals and the contest was considered highly valuable with complex legal talent defending the railroad. The ruling marks a key decision in a long contested mining land case.
The sultan denounces Great Britain's stance on Armenia as disloyal and insulting to his prestige. He accuses Britain of aligning with France and Russia to pressure his government, seeking to modify Britain’s current policy.
Two mining deals secured in Butte Montana include the sale of the Clipper group near Polly for about 740000 to an English syndicate with 1000000 to be spent on preparation. Another sale transferred the Bullion mine at Buin to Granite Mountain company for 100000. Ten vegetarians reportedly convicted in a Ku Cheng commission case amid health updates. The Stillwater Historical Society received a collection of uniquely preserved Indian copper implements from Will iam Wakefield, the first copper artifacts found in the state.
In a Meth dit conference meeting on Monday August 29 the question of admitting women to the general conference on the same footing as men was decided in favor by a vote. The decision marks a milestone for gender equality within the religious body and reflects shifting attitudes among delegates.
Aug 29 report notes appraisers have filed schedules for two large estates. The Wilder estate and the Merriam estate are listed with values and assessed figures, detailing the size and scope of each property's holdings as part of probate proceedings.
Pierre Aug. 20. State vs W W Taylor arguments by Crawford and Stewart. Defense contends judge exceeded jurisdiction, urging that extra authorities threaten prisoner’s liberty. Weighs whether sentence will be eased by lower court action amid claims of improper pronouncement. Avery Aug 29. Attorney General Grane issues second opinion on Corbett Simmons prize fight at Dallas. Firestorm on riot powers to suppress and shoot during emergency.
In Anadarko area reports say Captain Baldwin of the U S Army, acting agent at the Wa April and Comincha agency, was murdered by Indians. Federal officers seek verification but suspect rum sellers and drinkers, against whom Baldwin had long waged war. A party of men is en route to the scene.
Aug 29 report from Minneapolis describes a timber dispute where Ole Olsen cut pine on his homestead and special agents in Grand Rapids noted the activity. Bonnvss faced fines, with $1.02 for timber, $3.85 remaining, and a canceled fire entry last year.
A clash between Bierey Denny Conitiot and ANN Thomay Kuellnns occurred seven miles north of here along the Virginia and Pernoxsea line in the Guiberdunud mountains. Four men, John Boyd William Cox Tuck Thomas Floyd Thomas, were involved. several were wounded. Also noted, the Philatellic Lone of America held its second annual convention in Denver with about 1,500 members, and Bishop McGorrick plans a colony near the Red River border in township 168-47, Kiitan County, near St. Vincent, close to the international boundary.
Colonel Scabell and Archibald, two prominent Winnipians, depart for Hudson Bay to survey a proposed canal link from Lake Winnipes to Hudson Bay. The plan aims to create a practical waterway connecting Wanipes and Hudson Bay, potentially enabling a chain of canals.
The article reports that Indianapolis plans to try H. H. Holmes for murder after the charred remains of a boy, identified as Howard Pietzel, were found in a stove at a cottage once occupied by Holmes. Detectives traced the boy’s movements, found the missing trunk, and linked the bones to a staged crime scene, with Holmes's clothing and other items recovered nearby.
Tuesday brought a new heat record with thermometers from 99 to 102 and multiple heat prostrations. In Milwaukee, S V Lewis a Chatham banker died by suicide at a street crossing near the depot. Minnesota reports two deaths including A B French a former legislator from Bake Baul. An operator, Joseph O Malley of Milwaukee road, was killed by lightning while testing wires.
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