Hearing Ordered for North Dakota Republicans Grand Forks
A state convention of Republican delegates will meet at the Grand Forks opera house on Wednesday, July 11, 1804 at 10 o'clock to nominate candidates for the next general election. Representation is based on votes cast in 1802, with counties listed for delegate counts. credentials and notices of contest must be filed by July 10, 1894, at 10 o'clock. The Republican State Central Committee will hear disputes July 10 at the Hotel Ducotah.
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Heapgras
Fargo
North Dakota
Republican State Committee
Grand Forks
Congress
Agriculture and Labor
Supreme Court
Bares
Beligon
Burleigh
Yey Cass
McHenry
Mdickey
C.ce
Shuteman
Steele
Sargent
Towner
Walsh
Hlehland
Ward , Hansom
Welle
Romney
Williams
Rolette
Stark , Foster
Ducotal
Dacotsh
Republican State Central Commiites
B.F. Spalding
C. B. Lirtiy
Tariff clash and bribery probe mark May senate actions
In Wasuington May 2 and 23 reports detail Senator Platts 60 cent ore duty and the 40 cent compromise, Hunton Kyle and Buitz testified before the bribery committee, votes on amendments shift, and a docking pay repeal notice. In New Mexico troops were urged to arrest Navejo depredations, while a House judiciary panel endorsed a Northern Pacific injunction inquiry.
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Secretary of the Interior
War Department
New Mexico
Hoather
Wasuixcton
House
Boatner
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Brinery Investigation Highlights Senate Bribe Probe
The bribery inquiry in the senate convened with Eyle, Hunton, and Butts appearing before the committee on privileges and elections. Senator Hunton and his son were questioned about an alleged effort to bribe his father, with Buttz named as the key figure. Kyle provided details of a $14,000 offer to vote against the tariff bill.
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Eyle
Hunton
Butts
Bson
Ate
Wastinoros
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senator Hunton
Epha Hunton, Jr
Gray
Cortin Hutts
C. W. Buttz
Butte
Major Butte Wre
E. H. McGowan
Buttz
Doncan McFarlane
Kyle
James W. Walker
Epba Hunton, Jr
Walker
Docking Don’t Go Wasumoroy May 24 Event
Fragmentary notice describes a disturbance at Wasumoroy on May 24 reporting immediate disruption as the house gathered for a communal event. No clear names or outcomes are readable.
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Wasumoroy
Waite attacks Bland Voorhees Carlisle on silver and ballot action
Governor Waite in Denver denounces Bland Voorhees and Carlisle for surrendering silver interests in 1878. He urges coining Mexican dollars as legal tender and vows to dethrone Wall Street via the ballot. Adjutant General Tarsney warns of renewed unrest if actions aren’t taken.
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Pursto
Colo
Waite
Cone Grevsman Bland
Voorhees
Carlisle
Colorado
Wallstreet
Plumbe Adoriation Conspiracy Charged in Kan
Attorney General Little holds that the Master Plumbers association falls under state trust law and that members who collude against non members can be criminally prosecuted. The group aimed to control plumbers supplies and shut nonmembers from wholesale dealers.
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Knyans
Tormea
Little
Master Plumbers’ Association of
Kansag
Waters Subside in Pennsylvania and New York Floods
Reports from Williamsport and surrounding areas say water is falling rapidly and about half the city is dry. Many homes are flooded and debris fills streets while a citizens relief committee forms. Bridges, mills, and log booms were swept away and, despite scenes of peril, no lives have been officially confirmed lost.
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Williamsport
Western Union
Geatly
Market Street
Maynard Street
Reading
Muncy
Liberal Religious Societies Hold First American Congress
The first American congress of Liberal Religious Societies convened at Sinai Temple in Chicago on May 23 and runs through May 25. Delegates include ministers and writers from Independent, Universalist, Unitarian, Reformed Hebrew, Ethical Culture and other denominations seeking closer cooperation within liberal religious movements. Gold In Oklahoma Sparks Panis Valley Excitement. A placer gold find in Panis Valley causes local buzz as a California-born woman previously kept quiet about the cache, plans form to develop the discovery and attract companies.
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Chicago
Toncbora
United States
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Guranm
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Panis Valley
Placer
California
Olean Flood Wipes Out Houses and Mills
An overnight flood at Olean on May 21 wrecked several houses and outbuildings. Gordon's mill owned by Frank Lyter saw nearly its entire log stock washed away. Lumber piled, bridges of the Western New York and Pennsylvania washed out, stores flooded, and many residents displaced.
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Gordon's Mill
Frank Lyter
New York
Pennsylvania
Wynd
Lack of Leader Sparks High Tension in Murder Case
In Morves May 8 dispatches, a county jail mob seeking the Conductor Ridpath murderers dispersed after a midnight fire alarm. Talk of lynching a woman and other assaults arose. prisoners were said moved to Wintersst, but no outbreak occurred as mob leadership was missing.
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Ridpath
Wintersst
Michael Smith
Fifty Shots Fired at California Primary Tragedy
Reported at a Dulas schoolhouse Republican primary about 18 miles south of here. James McCaffray was killed instantly by William Ryan, and James C Ryan, father of William, was mortally wounded. A dozen men reportedly clashed, with not less than fifty shots fired. Officers and physicians have rushed to the scene.
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Hanrorp
Ttle
Dulas
Here
Jamea McCaffray
William Ryan
James C. Ryan
Batte
Chicago election officials freed by habeas corpus ruling
May 2 Chicago, contempt of court case against election commissioners W A Hutchins P P Keenan and Henry Shomer. They were fined 1000 dollars each by Judge Chatlain for refusing to produce ballots before the grand jury. Habeas corpus proceedings discharged them in an opinion by Judges Tuley and Sears.
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Habens Corpo
W. A. Hutchins
P.P Keenan
Henry Shomer
Chatlain
Tuley
Sears
Chetlain
Multiple cases and sales across states in 19th century letters
Reports from Wisconsin, Des Moines, Kentucky and Indiana detail a string of legal actions, property sales, and a poisoning incident. The Knickerbocker Trust Company bought Colorado Eastern railway assets for 75000 to satisfy 6 percent bonds, while Wisconsins Baetz and Kuehn treasury cases stall with about 185000 in dispute. Arrests for a murder near Des Moines, a potential lynching, postponed thoroughbred yearling sales in Lexington, and river flooding damage at Pine Bluff with logs and barns swept away. An Indiana family contracted trichinosis from packing house sausage, leaving three children in critical condition.
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Talirond
Rero
Ind
William Seifert
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