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Newspaper

Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1891

Page

4

Thirteen Dead in Louisville Fire and Related Bills

The Louisville fire death toll rose to thirteen with about a dozen injured as rescues continue. In Washington, Senator Davey Ban introduced a bill to set apart Fort Lone military reservation lands as a state park and militia use, with land reversion to the United States if misused. Other items include Judge Torrey's bankruptcy bill prospects, North Dakota public building funding, and various local incidents and strikes.

Davey Ban Secretary of the Interior Buck Teland Gald Degile Lake Da‘kota Atete United States Senate Hans Lrough North Dakota Trouf Thera Grand Marks Bismarck Pat Mensura

Norcross tied to New York bombing case in Somerville

Reports from Boston and New York tie Henry L. Norcross of Somerville to the Rumple Burge bomb in New York. Clothing fragments including trousers and coat matched by Brooke Boston tailor to Norcross, with his wife identifying underwear as his. Authorities pursue identity as Norcross family debates motive. Also notes rumors of Keeley treatment and a Michigan hog attack on cattle.

New York Globe Norcross Somerville Brooke Boston Henry L. Norcross

Remains of Matthew Rumford Found Near City

The body of Matthew Rumford, a Russian national, was located in the hills about ten miles west of the city after a severe northwest storm. He appears to have died attempting to set fire to a wagon and was found resting against a large stone near the wreckage. Henry Miller, another Russian, was found on the prairie severely hurt, with further details unclear.

Matthew Rumford Tavitug Henry Miller Reechan

Press Comment on President Harrison’s Message Voices Broad Approval

Newsprint readers in New York praise the president’s annual message as dignified and American. Papers like The Herald and The Times deem it straightforward, businesslike, and largely conservative though some disagree with certain points. The Sun and World note foreign policy emphasis and federal overreach debates, while The Tribune and Daily News stress clarity and nonpartisanship despite occasional criticisms of vigor and tariff details.

New York Mornius Herald the Times the Sun Warahigis Recorder United States the Tribune Adda Lucnuss Wes Harrison Parsuys Chima Peru Harrison Russia Hawaii Inter-Ocean United State England London St. James Gazetts Wayone Eugland Daily News Provident Mrr Blaine Recipe City

Merriam's Boom Prominent in Minnesota Bid for Second Ticket

Chicago dispatches report Minnesota governor William Merriam as the leading candidate for a second Republican national ticket slot. Backers include Thomas Lowry and Duluth Mayor Sutphin, with hopes to gain Montana and the Dakotas votes, then attract more support as the contest unfolds.

Chicago Minnesota Northwest W. R. Merrians Merrin Thomas Lowry C. H L. Graves Sutphin Duluth Mullen Wabasha Montana Dakotas

WAR OR NO WAR AROUND THE WORLD AND REPORTS OF FRONTIER FIGHTING

News from Culcutts confirms a fort capture near Gilgoel amid frontier tensions involving Russia and Britain. Highlighted are Captain Aylemore and Lieutenants Boserageon and Bubevel, with German and Russian forces reported nearby. Cabinet discussions and intensified reinforcements point to a pivotal Pamir dispute and southern headwater boundary issues. A separate note from Boston reports a dynamite-incident injuring a sewer worker named Marino, suspected arson. Congress discusses Culbertson resigning to become interstate commerce commissioner amid political maneuvers.

eoNbos Valentia Gilgit Pamir Russia Axma Chalt Durand Aylmer Babcock Gorton Thers London India Dritieh Hon Thdia Rosulala Patnir Culcutts Gilgoel Beritivh Pyiikr Aylemore Boserageon Bubevel Aroot Gilgil Lord Salisbury Britain

Remington Guilty of Murder in Arthur North Dakota

The jury found Remington guilty of murdering the elevator agent at Arthur North Dakota last summer, with a sentence of life imprisonment. The case, described as a brutal killing, involved a confession and followed extensive police work. In other dispatches, fire claims Dr. Nelson’s life and reports from the German-US reciprocity talks outline tariff reductions on wheat and other goods.

Remington Arthur Parco N. D Plett

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