North Dakota News Snapshots From Fargo to Jamestown
A scattered North Dakota news roundup notes Hope Carpenter's grant, land syndicates for a Kansas farmer colony, McNamara's release on bail, and a bank condition report. It cites Attorney General Spencer's tenure, possible Fort Abrium Tincolo land use for education, a gambler case in Grand Forks, and state agricultural losses. Local councils push prohibition, and a threshold threshing power headline highlights Josaph Stine’s thresher success.
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Hope Carpenter
North Dakota
Fargo Argus
Kansas
McNamara
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Walleco Tins
New
Tincolo
North Daikota
Templeton
Danision
Gambler
Murray
Earl Norton
Tebery
Union National Bank
Dabres
Department of Sgriculture
Texas
New Mexico
Unite States
Marechal McKenzie
Atuteman County
Jamestown
F. Branch
A. H. Elleworth
Grand Fane
EB. Wallace
A. Boynton
Major Lyon
G. W. Tograham
W. Cap
J.J. Eddy
W. BR
Kel Ra
Delegates battle for district plan at Grand Forks convention
At a Grand Forks city meeting the district plan for choosing delegates was backed as the path to the national convention. B D Rase ll of Famestown was chosen temporary chairman. Delegates from Pembina Walsh Caystier and others shape the district slates with Winship facing opposition. The state convention is set for August 24 with Cass County allotted thirty delegates and Burleigh eleven.
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B. D. Raseell
Famestown
Minnespolis
Pembina
Walsh
Caystier
Ramea
McCumber
Riatilund
Gerald Pierce
Harmony Bupbeyth
McLean
Wort
Emmons
Lawrance
Steri
Marton
Puniah Stank County
Ti Mather Si Seta
Morten Tals
Pierce
Nat
Bob Wallace
Jamestown
National League
Senator Worst
Wilson
Burke
Cass County
Burleigh
Explosion wrecks city home as guard clashes erupt
A large blast at a civic guard residence shattered the structure, toppled ceilings, and ripped the front steps, injuring a maid and causing extensive damage within 200 yards. Civil authorities warn of continued unrest as the guard faces threats amid May Day rioting.
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Cen Meiander
Civic Guard
Hey
Senate adopts Chinese exclusion conference report
May 4. In Wasiaeron the Senate voted 40 to 15 to adopt the conference report on the Chinese exclusion bill. Sherman Dawes Frye Palwer opposed. West supported. Also mentions the the strait Sleeping Car and Theodore L. Woodrull, former president of Central Transportation and early pioneer in sleeping cars.
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Gouste
Wasiaeron
Senate
Ullé
Pusiapstinsta
Theodore L. Woodrull
The
Central Transportation
Waa Y & Train
Severe storms cause rail damage and floods across multiple states
Reports from Illinois Indiana and Missouri describe the heaviest rainstorms in years with rivers overrun banks washing out tracks and bridges. A landslide near Rolling Prairie blocked the Lake Shore line and an engine with three cars derailed. Missouri and Southern Iowa endured wind and rain, with widespread damage and fatalities feared near Lawfax. Bridges washed out in several counties and rail services disrupted. The Public Debt Statement in Washington shows cash balance and declining receipts, while a separate assault incident in Connecticut ends with multiple arrests.
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iGneemex
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Lake Shore
Michigan
Unis City
St. Josefa
Holt
Nodaway
Atch
Missouri
Iowa
iEawfax
Creston
Burlington
Convention Delegates and Resolutions in North Dakota
The North Dakota convention selected delegates to Minneapolis with Thomas Metaugh and others leading the slate. The body adopted resolutions praising President Harrison, opposing free coinage of silver, condemning free wool on the tariff, and backing party integrity and Northwest development. The assembly included remarks on gerrymandering and committee procedures, with a post-meeting note from May in Panio, North Dakota.
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Arernavess Alm
J. Wanscom
Oxcat Barrett
K. G. Mitchell
A. & Meacham
Wouter
Geo
Binge Heimer
Morton
Tinand Forrs
Minneapolis
Plim
Hon
J. McCumber
Richird
J. Sihwid
Gasselton
Seversd Charitots
Resolutions Committee
Saport
Republican
North Dakota
Republican Party
Harrison
Commonwealth
Ins
James G. Biasine
Republican ‘Party
United States
Houaa of Representatives
Pericultars Industrian of
Aistriota
Northwest
Fingh
Duride
Bining
Panco
Bonuries
Expedition to scout Carizo Mountains for mineral report
An expedition to explore the Carizo Mountains and determine mineral content, with Brigadier General McCook and John Barstow leading. Cavalry escort includes Captain J McClure and troops of the Twenty-second Cavalry. troop L of the Second Cavalry serves as couriers. Expected return to Fort Wingate around June.
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Eaxpetitien
Mont Tor
Susith
Tants Fk
SLM
May
Kart Wingate
Carcizo S
United States
McCook
Department of Action
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J. McClaruands
Secord Cavalry
Uma
Fort Wingate
Hundreds of Kensington students strike over principal dispute
Five hundred pupils at Vaughn grammar school in Kensington walked out this morning after the principal was placed in charge. The students barred the doors with heavy wire as eight police officers intervened to disperse the rowdy group and reopen the school.
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Mendred Panladulphis Kenool
Stehkca
Vaughn Grammar School
Kensington
Lucinseanus
Ripper style murder shocks Chicago as nephew slain wife
Bridget Walsh was murdered at her home in Chicago by her nephew Thomas Walsh. The killer used brutal weapons and staged mutilations reminiscent of Jack the Ripper, prompting immediate arrest and confession. The crime stands as a notorious act in the city’s history.
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Camicano
Bridget Walsh
Michael Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Walsh
Leon
Aie
After Horse Thieves Near Orlando and Bank Case Mired
Report from Grand Forks North Dakota May 4 describes horse thieves stealing six horses near Orlando and fleeing toward Creek country. A pursuit led east of Stille Water, a four hour battle occurred ending with a storm. One pursuer killed, another wounded, thieves fled in rain. News of further clashes expected. Judge Templeton also ruled on Murray and Dahl in the Union National Bank robbery case, releasing Murray and remanding Dahl on bond.
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Grimme
Orlando
Stille Water
Kyle on silver in South Dakota Senate debate
May 4 in Washington, Kyle of South Dakota spoke at length on the silver question before the Senate. He argued for free silver, asserting the prior rights and restored status for silver and criticizing the gold standard. Kyle used market reports on agriculture and produce prices to support his case.
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South Dakot
Washixgton
Kyle
South Dakota
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