Grover's Reception at Fayetteville Delivers Reflections on Youth and Trust
President and party visited Fayetteville for a public reception. He spoke of boyhood days, changes since forty years ago, and recalled local figures while acknowledging past mischief such as taking front gates. He pledged to serve with gratitude and sought the people’s approval, calling Fayetteville his dear home.
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PaYerrevie
Casenovia
Fayetteville
Mr. Cobb
Mr. Parker
Mr. Gillette
the McVickers
Wordens
Palmers
Edwards
Nobles
Hurds
Flints
Ay Bag ReOm
Jake
Capitol Visibly Refreshed as Governor Returns
Visitors praise the repapered executive chamber in the Capitol of Dakota territory after renovations during the governor's absence. Officials bustle with bond proceeds distributions, session laws dispatch, and crop report summaries, as Auditor Ward gathers assessment summaries for the territorial board of equalization.
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Dakota
Capital
Legislatives
McClure
Ward
Symmar Ries
Territorial Board of Equalization
Pleasant Affair Hand Gift to Cleveland at Casenovia
In Casenovia New York July 19 a reception for the president and Mrs. Cleveland drew over 4000 handshakes. Mrs. Cleveland received a solid oak tea set box carved from the tree of Casenovia's first settler. The box was silver mounted and gifted by Miss Lizzie Murray. Mrs. Cleveland wore a blue silk dress with a white embroidered overdress. Also notes southern ladies arriving at Casenovia and plans for excursions and a steamer on Lake Minnetonka for a regatta.
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Casenovia
N. Y
St. Paul
Minneapolis
White Bear Lake
Fort Snelling
Bravery Rewarded by Emperor of Germany
The German emperor sent a $10,000 check and two gold watches to be shared by the Dam Neck life saving crew families who lost men in the Elizabeth rescue on January 5. Survivors Frank Telford and Svetch F. Bitheridge to receive the gifts. Jamestown asylum directors awarded coal and hay contracts. J. W. Sheridan to furnish 1,000 tons of coal at 110 per ton. Gray Johnson and Flint to supply about seventy-five tons of hay.
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Wasnineros
Washington
Damneck Mill Station
Riempeing
Elizabeth
W Frank Telford
Svetch F. Bitheridge
Jamestown Asylum
J. W. Sheridan
Jamestown
Messrs. Gray, Johnson and Flint
St. Anthony
Miyntavons
Frank H. Peavy
St. Anthony Elevator Company
D.t. Moulton
French Senate approves mobilizing bill and army expansion
Paris July 19 The senate on General Ferron secretary of war demand voted urgency for his mobilizing bill. It also passed bills to increase the army by four new cavalry regiments and eighteen infantry regiments. The chamber voted urgency for a bill to authorize government measures during parliamentary recess against influx of German spirits and a bill was sent to the customs committee.
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Paris
Ferron
Senate
Chamber
France
Customs Committee
Attempted assassination at Rockland lockup shocks town
E Jounce a machinist, enraged by his wife, attacked the Rockland lockup to shoot the man who assaulted her. A fellow prisoner deflected the shot. the weapon misfired as the target moved aside. The incident follows a recent domestic disturbance.
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Carcaco
E. Jounce
Rockland
Jounce
Brainerd Northwestern bond vote favored by majority
Arrests report from Michigan and Minnesota detail a burglary on a van in which $800 was stolen from Conductor Foley as he slept in a caboose. A suspect Landbrocken was traced to St Paul Minneapolis and Iron Mountain Michigan where he was captured. Sheriff Tracy will pursue the prisoner by requisition.
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Michigan
St. Paul
Minot
Dak
Landbrocken
Foley
St Paul
Minneapolis
Iron Mountain
Mich
Tracy
Powell Nominated for Governor by Ohio Democrats
A long Cleveland era report notes Thomas Edward Powell of Delaware county Ohio nominated for governor by the Ohio Democrats at the state convention. It details candidates James E Campbell and Martin A Foran, Powell's lead, and debates on the Dow law and liquor licensing amid a large delegate presence.
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Teher Cingerann
Delegans
T. Howell
Weddle House
Koran
RR. Payne
Foran
James F. Campbell
Cincinnati
Powell
Delaware
Donavan
Payne
Washington
Cleveland
Teaureon
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
James E. Campbell
Butler County
Thomas &. Powell
Delaware County
Martin A. Foran
Cayahoga County
Campbell
Ohio
Seeney
TiMu
Tily
Siguor
Chevienasy
Sid E. Seney
Tiffin
Mexico
Canada
Committee On Platform
Irish Home Rule Party
Jas, E. Campbell
Thomas Powell
Thomas Edward Powell
Democrats
Fiere
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. P. Reid
Jim
Greely
William Siento Yak
Congress
Post Masters Arrested Inland and Westbrook Minn
Frank Hodgdon postmaster Bird Island Renville County Minnesota was brought to St Paul for arrest on a fraudulent stamp report charge. He waived examination and defaulted 31000 bail, being committed to jail. Radryn Larson postmaster West Brook Katson County Minnesota was arrested on post office irregularities and to face a Crookston hearing.
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Westbrook
Minn
St. Faun
Frank Hodgdon
Bird Island
Renville County
Miann
St. Paul
Radryn Larson
Kittson County
Marshall Campbell
O'Leary
United States
Lves
Croakston
Four shot during Sells Brothers wild west show in Chinon
Four people were wounded during a Sells Brothers wild west performance in Chinon Louisiana last night. George Harrington 17 was shot in the forehead Mrs W A Roberson shot in the left breast and badly wounded Wallace Philips 16 shot in the top of the head and seriously hurt one Indian was shot and removed. cause not given beyond a cowboy took a wrong revolver.
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Chinon la
Sells Brothers Gireus
George Harrington
Mra
W. A. Robertson
Wallace Philips
Treasury clerk’s guilty plea yields twelve year sentence
Oscar J. Harvey, chief clerk in the treasury department claims division, pleaded guilty before Judge Montgomery and was sentenced to twelve years in the Auburn penitentiary for defaulting.
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Treasury
Wasnincvox
Oscar J. Harvey
Claims Division
Treasury Department
Montgomery
Au- Dutn
Canal Awakens Support for Special Appropriation Plan
The S00 canal discussion featured 1500 to 3000 business men at a waterways convention in Sault Ste Marie. Temporary chair W H Phelps outlined hopes for canal expansion to meet future lake commerce needs. Senator Palmer of Detroit was elected permanent president with key vice presidents including Congressmen Chapman Whiting Romers and Senator Seymour. Michigan lawmakers were urged to secure broader regional aid, with plans to fund via a special bill to be drafted for War Department approval. Hotels raised rates to manage the rush as 1500 to 8000 transients filled the town and Duluth delegates handled resolutions, organization, and credentials.
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Soutr Sra. Matre
Mic
Waterways Convention
W. H. Phelps
Duluth
Great Lakes
Palmer
Detroit
Chapman
Whiting
Romers
Seymour
George T. Ely
Cleveland
Painter
Michigan
A. I. Leip
John G. Burnum
R. Baldwin
Gray
Maryland
W. Evarts
New York
John Sherman
Ohio
McQullum
Illinois
George F. Hoar
Masachusetts
B. M. Sabin
Minnesota
P. Sawyer
Wisconsin
W. Phelps
New Jersey
Isaac Stephenson
Willian Coggewell
Massachusetts
Mark 8. Brown
George E. Adams
Illiois
R McCutcheon
M.'P. Haught
Bloody prize fight ends in sixty one rounds in Providence
A long and bloody prize fight near Providence between Jack Have lin of Providence and Ike Weir the Belfast Spider drew a large crowd from New York and Philadelphia. The bout lasted sixty one rounds until morning with both fighters in terrible condition. Referee Cahill ended the match in a draw as bets were even and spectators watched the brutal contest unfold.
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Belfast
Dack Mavette
Providence
R. I
Jack Havelin
Ike Weir
New York
Philadelphia
Havelin
Cahill
Floating Battery Brought to Terms by Government
July 20 harbor cleanup sees authorities confront bum boats tied to Black Jack Yottow. Revenue cutter tows Yottow’s rambling boat after confiscation and a 200 flag duty payment, as officials press owners to display proper lights and abandon the illegal floating saloons near government plots.
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Cngo
Cutcaco
United States
Black Jack
United States Revenue Cutter
Milwaukee
Tod Lay
Yottow
Dakota pensions bureau aids ex soldiers as governor approves
Governor Church directed the adjutant general to establish a Dakota pensions bureau to assist ex soldiers and sailors in proving wartime disability claims without fees. Alfred Small, an Illinois cavalry veteran, finally received pension No. 364,042 after decades of delay, proving the new bureau’s purpose and prompting hope for other pending cases. Charles A. DeGraite, noted stock breeder and railroad contractor, dies at 2am in St. Paul after a long illness, leaving a legacy in Minnesota and Dakota railroad construction and the famed Janesville stock farm.
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United States
Church
Jamestown
Grand Army of the Republic
Smalla
Ince Dent
Smail
Ling Ip
Small
Tyner
Howard
Adjutant General's Office
Dakota
Black
Minnesota
Bureau of Pensions
Commissioner of Pensions
General Black
Charles A. DeGraite
St. Paul
Chas. A. DeGraite
Merchants Hotel
Winowa É& St. Peter
Se Paul
Breckenridge
St. Paul & Pacific
Manitoba
Janesville
Minn
Dire Wilkes
George Wilkes
Reed i Ik
Jay
Col
Willian Ae
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