State Convention nominates ticket in Grand Forks fight
Republican delegates at Grand Forks nominated a full slate for state offices led by Governor Fancher and Congressman Marshall after a hard fought ballot. Spalding declined renomination. Marshall secured the congressman spot amid a tense roll call and party unity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Roots
C. M. Johnson
Richland
A. M. Tofthagen
Nelson
G. C. Gulack
McIntosh
Thomas F. Marshall
Dickey
Supreme Court
D. BE. Morgan
Ramsey
F. B. Fancher
Stateman
Frank White
James
A. N. Carlblom
Sargent
D. H. M'Millan
Cavalier
O. D. Comstock
Benson
J. M. Devine
LaMoure
H. F. Porter
Foster
Fred Leutz
Morton
Agriculture and Labor
R. J. Turner
Stark
J. J. Youngblood
Wells
Fancher
Red River Valley
Spalding
Thos. F. Marshall
Oakes
I.m
Burreigh
McLean
Marshall
B. F. Spalding
T. F. Marshall
George B. Winship
Robinson
Republican State Central
McVey
Cass
B. Gregory
J. D. Wallace
Pembina
Mark Hunt
E. C. Cooper
Ed Pierce
Ransom
P. M. Matson
Eddy
Fred Kelly
H. C. Hurds
Pierce
Tom Fox
Bottineau
McGillivray
Major Edwards
Boeinees
R. T. Kingman
Trail
R. H. Hankinson
T. W. Vale
Anderson
McCumber
Committee On
Mlee and Order of
Reed
A. M. Tolthagen
Kennedy
Congress
Senator Hanna
Hanna
F. Spalding
Barnes
Billings
Burleigh
Emmons
Kidder
Logan
Mercer
Oliver
Winship
Griggs County
Eddy County
Richland County
_CAPTURE THE CITY Shanghai Reports Allied Capture of Tien Tain
Shanghai July 17 It is stated the repulse at Tien Tsip on the 13th was not as bad as first reported. On the 14th allied troops breached the walls and captured the city and defenses. Chinese routed, allies in possession, total allied losses about 800. Russians and Japanese suffered heavy losses.
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Shanghai
Tien Tsip
Firat
Besieging Shanghai Threat Reported By Dispatch
A Shanghai dispatch reported by the Globe claims about 100000 Chinese troops armed with Mausers are encamped within forty miles of Shanghai in three locations. The forces are said to be prepared to besiege the city.
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Shanghai
London
Globe
Chinese Army Raised To Fifty Thousand, Prince Tuan Says
A Tien Tsin dispatch reports Prince Tuan has organized an anti foreign army of 50,000 Chinese. The Northern corps is ordered to expel all foreigners from the Amur district. General Gribski states Chinese along the Amur river have thrown up entrenchments and mounted guns near Blagovestchensk.
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Prince Tuan
St Petersburg
Tien Tsin
Amur
Gribski
Blagovestchensk
Desperate Moorhead Fight Ends With Thumb Bite
In Moorhead last night a fight between two Fargo men at the Ar rade saloon left one man missing the other’s thumb after a scuffle sparked by a trivial quarrel while both were intoxicated. They crossed the river to Fargo before arrests. no action yet known.
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Fargo
Arrade
Moorhead
British cruiser Terrible clears for action off Shanghai forts
Shanghai July 18 British cruiser Terrible and four other cruisers have cleared for action off the forts in the Shanghai area as tensions rise in the defense zones.
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Shanghai
Terrible
Battle at Tien Tain Report Confirms Heavy Losses
Washington reports confirm heavy American losses at Tien Tain with 215 total casualties and 40 marines. Admiral Remey hopes to receive wounded from Tien Ts’in hospitals or aboard the Solace. Noted names include Captain Davis and Colonel Liscum among the killed, with several officers wounded. Russians and Japanese also suffered heavily. Communication remains uncertain and authentic figures are being sought for telegraphic dispatches.
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Washington
Remey
Chefoo
Tien ‘Tsin
Yuku
Solace
KiMed
Davis
Lemly
Butler
Leonard
Army
Liscum
Regan
Lee
Noyes
Brewster
Rockmiller
Nagley
Law=ton
Hammond
Waldron
Seymour
Admiral Auxleff
Tien Tsin
Suffering at Nome Described in Treasury Letter
A Treasury letter from G Rudolph of Brooklyn describes dire conditions at Nome Alaska with destitution for winter, high prices, limited food, scarce fuel, water contamination fears, and crowded camps. He cites ships bringing 50 vessels plus Yukon migrants, and notes scarce coinage of gold dust.
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Secretary OF the Treasury
Washington
G. Rudolph
Broadway
Brooklyn
N. C
Cape Nome
Alaska
Rudolph
San Blas
Aberdeen
Nome
Yukon
Wounded Officers Named In Tien Tsin Attack
Major Jesse M. Lee, the highest ranking officer, is reported wounded in the Tien Tsin attack. Born in Indiana, he received his commission in 188, with Captain Brewster from New Jersey though appointed from Pennsylvania.
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Tien Tsin
Jesse M. Lee
Indiana
Brewster
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Casualties in Ninth Infantry Report from Tien Tsin
Washington reports from Lieut Col Coolidge list casualties from Taku via Chefoo. Col Liscum and seventeen enlisted men killed. Captain Noyes Major Regan Captain Bookmiller Lieut Lawton Lieut Lang and seventy two enlisted men wounded. Two enlisted men missing. Russia's preparations indicate Vienna dispatch says Russia planning major operation through Manchuria to Pekin.
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Ninth Infantry
Tien Tsin
Washington
Coolidge
Taku
Chefoo
Liscum
Noyes
Regan
Bookmiller
Lawton
Lang
Pekin Legations Hold Out As Korea Spread Reports
Admiral Remey reports a corrected list from Tien Tain with wounded officers named and an aide dispatched for accuracy. Boxes and Chinese soldiers are near the Korean frontier, natives evacuate many areas, and foreigners may remain safely according to Seoul’s minister.
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Washington
Remey
Chefoo
Army
Lee
Brewster
Taylor
Rammond
Waldron
C. G. Long
Marine Corps
L. R. Lang
Tien Tain
State Department
Fowler
Pekin
United States
Seoul
Ko~ Tea
Piengyank
Li Hung Chang Sails for Hong Kong as Viceroy Appointed
Washington July 17 Secretary Hay received a Canton dispatch saying Li Hung Chang sailed today for Hong Kong in pursuance of an edict appointing him viceroy of China and commanding his immediate presence there. Fears are entertained at Canton that his absence will cause disturbances.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Canton
Washington
Hay
MecWade
Hong Kong
Chi Li
Barrett Improving From Jamestown Treatment News
Lakota North Dakota July 1 George Dr Barrett is improving wonderfully after treatment at Jamestown. His father W W Barrett reports absence of business cares and mental quietude restore him to vigor. Lakota friends rejoice at the good news.
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Barrett
Lakota
N. D
George
Dr. Barrett
Jamestown
W. W. Barrett
Mr. Barrett
North Dakota Relief Fund Reaches Three Thousand Dollars
In Grand Forks on July 18, treasurer Beecher reports North Dakota collected about $3,000 for India relief and has $175 on hand. The fund aims to save roughly six thousand people from starvation.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
India
Beecher
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Committee On Resolutions
Philadelphia
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Ted
M. N. Johnson
Saya
Taku Hospital
Russia
Vienna
Russa
Manchuria
Korea
Tien Tam
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