Fargo Fire Destroys Downtown in One Night
A devastating blaze swept Fargo on June 7 destroying four banks, multiple offices, stores, and hotels from Broadway to Front Street. Fire departments from Moorhead Casselton and more fought flames that consumed the entire block and threatened the city before containment.
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Moornead
Minn
Little Gea
Errest
Hearseman’s
Schofield
Darling, Angell
Francis & Southerland
Plano People
Johnson & Sone
Telegraph
Red River
Ball & Watson's Law Office
Northern Pacific Avenue
Broadway
Fargo Law Agency
I. P. Clupp
M.A. Hildreth
Gordon's
Jewett's
Picton's
Hildebrand’s
Dearing’s
McCormick's
Buckeye
Red River Bank
Joslin, McKinstrey, Terry, Davis and
C.D. Wood
Machine House
Wyne
Bower's
Merchanted Bank
Great Northern Depot
Holmes’ Clothing Store
Citizens Bank
Alex. Sterns
Northern Pacific Avenus
First’ Ward
Great Northern
Merchants Bank
Lewis & Yoder'a Grocery Alers
American Express
Fleming’s Drug Store
Smith's Meat Market
Dick Field
Christieneon’s
Fargo
Magill
Front Streets
Western Union Telegraph Company
Grand Forke
Moorhead
Casselton
Merchants State
L. S. Chamapine
Citizens National
Red River Valley National
Meare Institution
Forum
Republican
New
The
Commonwealth
Grant
Dakota
Independent
Grand Fork Independent
Columbia
Elliot Bouce
McCormack and
Deering
Behins
Zerxas
Weeters Union Telegraph Office
Yerras
Hroundway
United States ‘Court
Law
Francia & Southard
William Desring & Co
Red River National Bank
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Col. Geary
Standard Oil Company
Allin
Morton & Co
Opera House
Grant Northern
Express Office
Appel Bros. Clothing
Firat Avenue
Logan's
Auddlery
McKendry
Second Avenue
Keeney Block
Mre.Tubbs
Keeney
Headquarters
Verxas
Citizens National Bank
United States Court
Stern's Clothing House
Jakie Heipsfurter
Nick ‘Marcoy
First Avenue
Kops Bros
Elermin
Candy Palace
K.P. Hall
Menra’ Bank
Columbia Hotel
Widger = Lewie’ commission house
Commonwealth Office
Rayworth & Co
Odd Fellows Hall
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Pacific Avenue
Elliott
Billy Doyle
Vinson
Cole
Front Street
Ogden
Salt Lake
Helena
Costa Nica in Line Reports Costa Rica Revolt Prep
A San Jose dispatch notes Nicaragua revolutions’ success spurring government foes to prepare anew. It claims the Church party lent $1,000,000 to shore up the regime as Costa Rica faces scarce money and a poor crop outlook amid critical state affairs.
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Costa Nica
New York
San Jose
Costa Rica
Saya
Nicaragua
Church Party
Ignatius Donnelly Defies Anti-Trust Convention Committee
In Cwrcaco on June 7 Ignatius Donnelly refused a seat on the resolutions committee at the anti trust convention. He deemed the panel too radical and pushed for tougher measures to strip trusts of benefits and expose property to independent plunder. The gathering admitted late arrivals from several states while committee reports and speeches continued amid debate.
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Cwrcaco
Ignatius Donnelly
Donnelly
Wwnatius Donnelly
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Colorado
Idaho
Shortridge
North Dakota
Nelson
Tunge Tourgee
Elisha Greenwood
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Coal Trust
Dee! Combine
Wea | Ver
Rosewater
Nebraska
Nlawens
Polieg
Federal Legislacices
Shellon Ad
United States
Pune
Lawa
Senatins Onnelly
Posnt
Ainen
Donnelly Pushes Radical Land Seizure Plan at Convention
At the convention Donnelly urged radical resolutions to confiscate coal lands by eminent domain. Rosewater defended committee lines while radicals lagged, prompting adjournments and a late-night push. Bi met al list and land sale themes dominated as factions debated trust curbs and policy shifts.
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Donnelly
America
Rosewater
Onmaha
Lloyd
Donnellys
J. MM. Quinn
Montama
Pultier House
Russia Extradition Treaty Proclaimed by Cleveland
The Russian extradition treaty, long negotiated and amended, is formally proclaimed and becomes law until superseded. The proclamation dated Monday notes the treaty's provisions and states it takes effect 20 days from date, on June 24.
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Cleveland
Wasiasates
Jung
French Court Likely to Free De Lesseps and Associates
The Eclair reports the Court of Cassation will annul Panama Canal case sentences and order the defendants' release. It cites ongoing reports of grave errors in the prosecution justifying the expected annulment.
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Panama
Marble Dealer Fails Staging Major Bank Closures
Samuel F. Prine, owner of a steam marble works, has failed with liabilities near $100,000 and nominal assets. The State Bank of Cortland in this county is closed with liabilities about $50,000 and assets unknown. The Bank of Two Rivers in Two Rivers Wisconsin also failed, signaling regional banking troubles.
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Pait
Vuia
Samuel F. Prine
Nebraska Bank
Beatrict
Fane
State Bank of
Wis
Jones
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