Grand Forks Helis: Firemen’s report to meeting on prizes
In Grand Forks the fire tournament committees heard the North Dakota Firemen’s Association report, given by J.B. Winemin, with general approval. Finance outlined lack of hotel and business support, while subcommittee reports were mostly satisfactory. Meanwhile Jamestown Alert notes warn buyers about machine testimonials, and North Dakota politics see General Harrison Allen contesting the U.S. Senate seat amid criticism of office-hunter migration.
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Grand Forks
Sigar
L. Craig
Jamestown
Farmere
O'Brien
Havana
Ptt
Farnure
Harrison Allen
North Dakota
Tual
North Dackota
Mallick
Government Patent Office
Pickler
Missouri
Bronx City
Grant Palla
Mont
Blanchard
Harber
Miseisaipi
Missouri River
Bioux City
Explosion in 6 Cent Mine Kills Dozens at Rosya
Terrible mine disaster at Rosya Washington buries 45 to 50 workers in the Northern Pacific Coal Company's slope. Ten bodies recovered near the scene. two tunnel survivors report the blast closed the opening. Relatives lament mass fatalities as coffins are prepared for shipment.
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Rosya
Washington
Rostys
Wath
Mae Nu
Northern
Thie Tin
Immdiara
Boston
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Teporta
Adi
Methodist Conference Seeks Reunion With South
Omana May 11 The Methodist Episcopal church conference considers reunification with the Church South. Commitees on the state of the church read resolutions praising growth from 4 000 to 120 000 in 26 years and urging organic union with other Methodist bodies. No debate followed.
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Omana
Methodist Church
King
New York
General Conference
The
Methodian Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Foster
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist
Prisoner Receives Sentences In Local Trial
A local case reveals a sentence of one year for a man and two to four months for others in connection with assaulting a young girl. The judge emphasized discipline, noting the first whipping did not deter and describing subsequent punishment. The incident involved a Catholic priest and local authorities.
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Chevause
Lillooet
Ines
Kilywaltel
Piriesta
Toronian of beaning fattle Cont ray Ane incident in Wy
A violent ambush on a public road left Geone Wellmitt dead instantly. He was traveling with another man from a ranch toward the city when a second assailant opened fire about twelve miles from the ranch. Reports indicate the wounded man was transported to Vais city for inquiry.
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Bervaro
Geone Wellmitt
Welluiat
Rench
Thie
Sutlinh
Vais City
Suspected husband Confesses Crime Across States
Olney, a machinist from Blackstone Mass, admitted killing his wife in Augusta Kan after seizing one, scaring another, and moving a third to a Tennessee town. He pledged religion recently and plans to return to Tennessee as Augusta officials declined to detain him locally.
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Olney
Hvis Wiyns
Polis
Augusta
Faris
Penn
Kan
Tennessee
Blackstone
Mass
Hin
Desperate robberies plague Mexican mountains leader Juan Malesco
Scranton details mix of violent crime as a gang led by Juan Malesco allegedly robs near Aestan and risks escalate. A driver and guard confrontation ends with a fatal shooting. In Hyde Park, Mrs Scanlan kills husband with a hammer after a quarrel, aiming at her son present during the attack.
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Mex
Banilla
Juan Malesco
Aestan
Mitted
Scrayros
Martin Scanlan
Hyde Park
Scranton
Frank
Dying City Official Poisoned. Suspect At Large
Sr Primispeia May 10.M. Greswr, prefect of thin city, is dying from two kinds of poison given by an unknown assailant. Police hunt the prisoner who has evaded detection. The motive and details remain unclear while authorities pursue leads.
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Primispeia
M. Greswr
Thin City
Thia Far Hoe
River and Harbor Bill Passes Amid Senate Delays
The House passed the River and Harbor bill by a party vote, despite calls to strip contract provisions and reduce funding. The measure totals about 2186 million, with significant increases over prior estimates and many stalled projects ignored. Senate action remains pending as committees push limited projects and await further review.
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Elver
Ushler
Holman
House
Anny
Senate
Bysiee
Woman Scorned in New Mexico Terrible Revenge
Isabella Mariano, driven by real or imagined wrongs, returned to Pedro and his wife in Los Ogos on May 10 and cut their tongues out when they slept. She fled after a struggle during which two city marshals were wounded. Pedro and his wife will survive but cannot speak.
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Los Ogos
N. M
Isabella Mariano
Isabella
Joe Eli
Pedro
Angelos Moutzau
Senate approves shipbuilding act amid mixed remarks
The Senate reported a bill to encourage American shipbuilding with unanimous support from the committee, allowing two ships to be admitted for government use. Debate clarified that five ships could be admitted overall, with specific routes and purposes. A separate committee proposal extends land sale proceeds to several states as they gain admission to the Union in light of Mississippi legislation.
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Wasilixerox
Senate
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Oregon
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Nebraska
Nevada
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
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Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Circular from Palmer to GA R informs governance of Washington
A May 30 circular from Commander Palmer urges the Grand Army of the Republic posts to accept that Washington is governed by the district. He argues posts protesting appropriations in aid of the G A R encampment are aware of the district’s true management amid the paving cutters strike. Fifteen fired union members join a walkout in support of quarry workers locked out May 8 over wage disputes.
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Wasuixerox
GA. R
Washington
Paving Cutters
New York
Paving Cutters’ National Union
Newind
Bold Diamond Thieves Hold Up Two Women
A group of three masked men robbed Mrs Engenberges and another woman in their Ada county apartment after returning from Salt Lake. They demanded valuables and jewelry, warning they would harm if resisted. The women lost a significant amount in jewelry while police found no trace of the thieves or loot.
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Choy Sanur
Mra Engenberges
Wealtay
Ada Coutily
Ktower
UM Trin
Fragmented OCR Report Of A Violent Fight Fatalities
A damaged OCR transcription describes a violent incident with multiple fatalities. It mentions suspects or participants from Arad and Besras, dates around May 1, and a bloodier fight ending with a knife attack. One person was killed during the confrontation and another died after bleeding. A suspect aged around 40 was arrested after the stabbing.
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Besras
Jerry
Musilton
Disorder at Works Fair sparks arrests and losses
May 20 cumawa wardoads report attackers from anahihrs raiding Works Fair buildings in tteburg. Hydy Park station responders dispersed rioters after leaders John J. Fly and Edywod Wilcox were arrested. George Mlecerkin, Studebaker branch bookkeeper, arrested for embezzlement. bond set at 10,000 with possible jail time.
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Cumawa
Ewe Wardoads
Jean
Tteburg
Loode
Jaeleaon
Aviveacliany of
Gales
Hydy Park
John J. Fly
Edywod Wilcox
Naverad Lull
Lini
George Mlecerkin
Studebaker Ures
Leon
Macerkin
Stadebulers
Boubh Lend
Ind
Four murder attempts alleged in Melbourne Windsor and London
The narrative recounts alleged attacks by Mitnovesi on Emily Mather across locations including London, Melbourne coffee house, and Windsor Andrew Street. The suspect purportedly attempted to murder her thrice before a final throat cut in Windsor while she slept. Separate item notes Lt Rafael Marquez, wounded in action against bandits, died in Oaxaca May 11 after travel and robbing incident. A troop detachment searches for attackers.
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Atca
Mitnovesi
Saya
Emily Mather
London
Lie Warriage
Melbourne
Andrew Street
Windsor
Hanaie
Oaxaca
Mex
Rafael Marquez
Seventeenth Infantry
San Cristola
Casas
Chairmanship Cast for National Convention Opens Debate
May 11 dispatch from Wastusarox notes heavy speculation on who will preside at Minneapolis. Names include John J. Ingalls ex senator from Kansas ex Speaker G A Grow, Senator Callow Governor McKinley J S Fassett and Senator Wolcott of Colorado. Ingalls seen as best, Grow too timid, Callow would be good. McKinley likely chair committee on regulations. Wolcott seen as appeasement for free silver supporters.
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Wastusarox
Toa
Minneapolis
John J. Ingalls
McKinley
Committee On Regulations
Wolcott
Tsim
Heatwole Would Take It Gubernatorial Race Hint
Mixsiarons May 11 The first Republican heatwole duty of Minnesota is tentatively open to speculation that Lewin might accept a gubernatorial position but will not solicit it. Delegates to the National Council of Women opens in the evening as bad weather delays travel. The convention will discuss the advancement of women, dress reform, and wages. Democratic convention opens in Wyelock with General Bradley as permanent chairman and a slate of delegates. United States Hotel Men's shveclston meets, discussing its rapid growth representing 60 000 hotels. Confederate veterans in New Outraxs seek a pension law granting monthly sums to disabled or poor veterans.
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Minnesota
Mixsiarons
National Council of
Woaven
United States
Central Music Hill
Alex Sewall
Ephera of Woman's Clubs
Hemocenta New Hn May Jr
Wyelock
Gintor Pi
State Central Committee
General Bradley
Luge
Alvin PB. Hyde
Semcon
Dwrnorr
Shvclston
Fensinn
Republican state convention date unchanged statement
Ispia Navouts, May 11, secretary Millikin of the Republican state central committee, authorized the statement that the date for the Republican state convention has not been changed. The committee held a meeting to consider an earlier date but finally decided to hold the convention as planned.
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Millikin
Republican State Central Committee
Han
Aunt Wayne
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