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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1890

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Condemned News From The Wednesday Ledger

Jaim Horne saw Cody's wild Indians Wednesday. The Paine party plans to attend Biggar's funeral. The Grant Monument Association reports 141608.60. Storms disrupt trains in the Sierras. four thousand spinners in Warsaw are unemployed. foreign arrivals in New York reach six hundred sixteen.

Jaim Horne Cody Wild Indians the Paine Party Biggar Grant Monument Association Cmienzo Philadelphia Yumenkee Sierras Warsaw Bismarck Empress Prederten Lincoln Abrahamn London New York Tina Ween New Ori

World's Fair on the Eighth Ballot for Chicago

In Washington on February 24 a dramatic vote determined the location of the 1892 World's Fair. Chicago led with 115 on the first tally and rose to a final majority amid crowded galleries and anxious spectators as lawmakers debated the choice among New York St Louis and Washington. A large crowd packed the house as the decision turned toward Chicago after multiple ballots and last-minute maneuvers.

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Throne Prominent Physicians Arrested in Grave Robbery

Feb 25 reports from Loulavitte Ky detail the arrest of Dr J T Blackburn and Dr W E Grant after a plot to rob graves at New Albany cemetery. A third doctor fled, a hired Black man associated with the wagon was shot dead, and a student group in the city opposes such thefts as a felony in Louisiana.

Phyateluny Loulavitte Graven Loviavinax Tmenty Tom Johnson Ed. Pearce New Albany J.T. Blackburn W. E. Grant Ous Ladiana

Carnegie Banquet for President and Cabinet in Washington

Chicago readers follow in Washington as a grand fete for Carnegie and the International American conference delegates unfolds. The Arlington Hotel dining room blooms with thousands of flowers gathered from across states, a 86 foot circular table, and a central maiden hair fern chandelier. Floods and disaster reports fill the page with news from Dakota to Ohio, detailing deaths and damages, and political moves on fair bills and western irrigation.

Nigne Arlington Hotel New Orleans Marbit Savannah Pensicola Jacksonville Philadelphia New York New Haven Boston

House committee debates econ age bill in special session

Feb 20 Vilering the Bair Bin Wasymoxon reports the special House committee on the world's format begins consideration of the econ Hage of 113 to complete the bill giving effects to the do clalow and the house. March dates and routine senate actions in Washington and Deadwood appear in brief notices.

Vilering Wasymoxon Tdaho Wansatoy Oly Anantuias Beluga Washington Dayis Treasury

Louisiana Lottery Offer to North Dakota in Good Faith

The Louisiana Lottery Company responds to inquiries about the Sandager bill, saying if enacted the loaned funds would be paid into the state treasury at once. The message asserts the offer was made in good faith and that relief to a depleted treasury would follow promptly, countering misrepresentations in eastern papers. In addition, Geo. La Blanche of San Francisco issues terms for a Dempsey bout with a $5,000 stake and a net saloon-arranged prize if defeated.

Wasitinaros Vance United States Agricultural Depository Transury Department Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Pablic Huildings Dakota Genute South Dakota Deadwood Sioux Ft. Randall Reservation Congress Sisseton Washburn Comatook Todey White House Chipwa Louisiana Lottery Company North Dakota Fargo Republican Lie New Oreaxe M.A. Daur Latiende bin Saivon Demp San Francisco Geo. Lar Blanche Jade Dempsey California Dempsty LaBlanche Dempsey Wise Ib & Prolitalle Dempavy Notpareil Dasma Berore

Pact Mrokin Dam Disaster Near Prescott Arizona

News from a disaster reaching Prescott describes a dam break where an improvised camp about three miles below the lower dam housed around a dozen people two weeks prior. A courier reported a fifty foot wave awakening the stranded camp at two in the morning, sweeping tents and buildings into the canyon and destroying a 240 foot long lower dam structure.

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Two Young Men Battle Over a Suitor in Northampton Fight

News from Northampton township reports a bloody 62 round boxing style duel between Vincent Lillies aged 20 and Henry Simmonds aged 21 over a girl both men court. The men, local farmers’ sons, fought with bare fists until a trial of physical endurance ended the dispute.

Axney Northampton Township Vincent Lillies Northampton Henry Simmonds Libes Simond Wuching Xatis

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