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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
5
A fragmented collection of verse and prose pieces evokes rural life, memory, and longing. It interleaves a harvest moon wedding motif with comic dialect poems and reflective pieces on spring, illness, and moral introspection, featuring varied voices and scenes.
A fragmented paste of poetry and prose notes praises Mrs. Pinkham and her remedies while interweaving religious and moral reflections. The passage shifts to brief news clippings about US soldiers homes policy for Spanish American War veterans, Eddy County railroad commissioner bid, Fargo seeding timing, and Major Hamilton’s senate appointment in a terse newspaper style.
Post mortem shows August Stark died from a bullet wound through the face into the brain after a gunfire incident at Wilton. Doctors Ballard and Bentley found the 12 caliber bullet lodged in the brain. skull fracture indicates forceful entry. Coroner White and jury hear conflicting statements from James M. Jenkins and his son Ira O. Jenkins as to events and the location of a revolver. The inquest pauses for further evidence and testimony in the Stark murder case.
A visit to the post site with Maj. Roberton shows two new buildings nearly finished for government transfer. The structures feature pressed brick, south facing officers quarters, northern barracks, modern heating plumbing and ventilation. Finishing touches include interior paint, dormitories, baths, and a steam plant. Auction sale announced nearby with multiple farm implements and livestock.
The Stark murder investigation reports progress as Ira O. Jenkins, a key figure, led authorities to discovering the second revolver hidden at relatives' home. After several visits, investigators recovered the weapon and corroborated the suspect’s earlier statements about concealment.
States Attorney Allen conducted a search at the scene and recovered a .32 caliber revolver with three cartridges, two fired, matching the Petora bullet found in Stark’s brain. Dr. Bentley testified on the wound and bullet recovery, while Mrs. Hennessey described platelets at the mine. The case adjourned to Saturday as Attorney Allen plans further actions before verdict.
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