Election results sweep plains territory in varied districts
District returnsreport a light vote due to heavy snow but show Republicans Parsons Brown and Ray winning in several counties. In Mandan Morton Stark and Billings districts locals split, while Sioux Falls constitution gains support in many towns. Early tallies list Camp Fancher and Blewitt leading in the seventeenth district with a tight race elsewhere.
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Pioneer
Morton
Stark
Billings
Brown
Parsons
Ray
Dem
Hoyt
Ind
Rep
Dickinson
Duk
Stark County
A- W
Wm. Ray
James Bellows
Orville Brown
Sixyrenth Ditrict
Jauzstons
D.T
Camp and Fancher
Blewitt
Dei
Ili
Camp
Fancher
McGinnis
McGinniss
People's Convention
Stutsman County
Will
Blewit
Yankton
Edgerton
Buerchler
Hinfris
Twenty-Second
Sioux Falls
Clark G. Coats
E. W. Caldwell
John W. ‘Tuthill
M. Wright
van Epps
Coats
Caldwell
Chamberlain, Chamberlain
McLean County
Williams
Harris
Carland
Sinth
Oliver County
Stark Counties
Partons
Hay
Mandan
Bellows
Rightie
Oxbus
Oak
Rowe
Flemington
Bartlet
Fanco
Dak
Moor, Sandager
Stevens
Tom Elliott
Exile
Gravesend
Britania
King Crab
Raveller
Ten Tray
Ballston
Brother Benthira
Ray Pulleeie
Fansiteird
Prince Royal
Hanover
Richmond
Juggler
Prince
Wereaven
Jugger
Adie
Election after math shows Plummer defeat and close Montana race
Returns favor Democrats in most districts. Colonel Plummer loses Thirteenth District while Stevens defeats Elliott in the Ninth. Montana race turns precariously for Democrats as upper districts show little change and Montana tally remains tight with mixed results across several districts including Mandan and Bis.
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Plummer
Black and White Twins Born in Kentucky
Margaret Hendricks, a color woman from Garrettsburg precinct, gave birth to twins in May, one white and one black. The white twin is perfectly white, the other deeply colored, marking a noted natural anomaly. Encampment news reports from Jamestown note veterans convocation results and officer elections for North and South Dakota. Berlin reports a coal strike causing distress with 160,000 dependents, and Yankton Sioux plan to sell 170,000 acres including Lake Andes on the Missouri river as government surveyors begin division.
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Horkwaville
Margaret Hendricks
Garrettsburg
County
Berlin
Fhe
Westphalia
Otheli
Witten
Pioneer Press
Yankton
South Dakota
Missouri River
Lake Andes
Muck Hills
Deanwoop
Oak
Dan Gallagher
John Hawley
Gold River
John Walters
Daily Pioneer
Foul Play Suspected in W G Duncan Death Near Cheyenne
May 15 reports say W. G. Duncan, who left Cheyenne agency with Arthur Redmond en route for Fierre with a load of horses, was found shot near Cheyenne yesterday. Indications point to possible murder by someone known to Duncan, with marks suggesting a Wietenen native involved.
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Burravo
William Kenneler
The Coal Strike Reaches European and American Fronts
Report from Berlin and Paris detail the coal strike spreading in Germany with 100000 workers idle in the Rhine and Westphalia. The emperor shows sympathy yet vows order. English and Belgian socialist links feared. In the Dakota regions settlers press on Sioux lands while Samoan conference strands on constitutional council and premier roles. Independent gold rush in Alaska prompts a rush of diggers and new claims on Gold River.
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Rheinish
Westphalia
Prince Bismarck
Hamburg
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Crefeld
Nuremberg
Itzebac
Charberal
Maas
Bachum
Essevien
Kropp
Hoch Kaiser
Bannix
New York Associated Press
Samos
Herbert Bismarck
Apia
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North Dakota
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