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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1889

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Jackson Beats Cardiff In San Francisco Heavyweight Bout

In San Francisco at the California Athletic Club Peters Jackson colored heavyweight champion of Australia and the Pacific coast defeated Patsy Cardiff of Minneapolis after seven hard rounds for an $8000 purse and the heavyweight title. The crowd packed the club as Jackson used length and coolness to outbox Cardiff with many exchanges and a late knockout bid, finishing decisively as Cardiff yielded in the tenth round.

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New York Fete Second Day Great Washington Centennial

New York marked the second day of the Washington centennial with thanksgiving services and a grand parade. President, cabinet, and dignitaries attended a Madison Square review and a Metropolitan Opera House banquet with 13 speeches and lavish tables.

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Washington centennial parade features civic and military displays

New York May 1 The third day of Washington centennial celebrations featured a grand civic parade led by Mayor Grant with civil industrial and commercial delegates. The event showcased tableaux of Independence Washington crossing the Delaware and Valley Forge among others with troops veterans temperance groups and international societies marching past the reviewing stand as crowds filled the avenue.

New York Grant Shim Butterfield John Nixon State House Yard Philadelphia Society of Veterans Regular Army Navy Washington Valley Barge Temperance Societies Knights of Pythias Commission Yonkers Cadet Corps Washington Continentals Sons of Veterans Virginia Massachusetts Flower Ela Caledonian Club of New New ‘York Italian Military ‘Association Ata Columbus Italy America United Pola Booleties Comio Rales Mau Teviewiip

A New Swindle Involving Smith and Italian Laborers

In St Paul a man named Smith posed as a railroad contractor for an Anchor Line project in Dakota. He enticed Italian foreman Piotr Carlo and workers, collected about 1800 dollars for rail or rail fares, then vanished with the funds. Police pursue the rogue, who likely traveled far from St Paul.

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Deadly railway wreck claims twenty five lives in Hamilton

Two bodies identified in yesterday's Hamilton Ontario railway disaster. T. S. Gurney of New York and Rudolph F. Ederer of Chicago were killed instantly. Twelve wounded were taken to hospital and are recovering. Five more bodies found the morning after, bringing total fatalities to twenty five as investigators focus on a broken axle and the cause of the crash. An expert will inspect the axle and report when the inquest resumes Wednesday.

New York Naval Division Eoch Marine Guards Arma Dispatch Chicago Magor, Revenue and Yachts Bay North River Sucker Wall Street Merchant Marine 80Th Street East River Marine Society of the Pit of Ambrose Snow No. 16 Pine Street Vernor Hill Grant Hamilton Fitch Centennial Committee William G. Hamilton Committee On Equitable Building Committee On States Harnson Hamilton Fish Harrison Fish Cappa Harrison Emtet Hamilton Ont T. 5 Gurney Rudolph F. Ederer Hawiier Grand Trunk Railway W. A. Robinson Wells

Trusts Aim at Steel Consolidation Moves

May 1 reports from Curcaco describe stockholders meetings of North Chicago Rolling Mill and Union Steel to consolidate with Joliet Steel. Brief adjournments left no definite action. Plan entails enlarging North Chicago capital and buying plants of the others. Illinois dispatch notes the region’s largest mill in operation. Ensuing Samoa Commission discussions cite France, Bismarck, and Count Herbert Bismarck with limited certainty expressed.

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