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29 Nov 1889

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Bismarck Weekly Tribune in Bismarck, North Dakota

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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

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Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

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Nov 29, 1889

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Northwest Delegation Plans Northwestern Headquarters in Washington

Four new states representatives and Idaho propose a Northwestern headquarters in Washington to showcase state resources and attract visitors. They will rent a building near the White House, hire staff, display maps and public documents, and invite boards of trade to send samples for exhibition.

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Lynn Fire Ravages City as Fredericksen Fraud Exacts Toll

A devastating Lynn Massachusetts fire destroyed a large portion of Ward 4, gutting mills and shops after starting in Mower's wooden building. Fire reports note nine lives lost and losses around ten million dollars. Fredericksen & Co. face fraud accusations over mortgages on land without title, with Chicago investors and Milwaukee bankers named in a scheme to extract funds from unsuspecting settlers.

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Wrecked Germanic ship at Long Branch sinks with loss

The bark Germanic, a 840 ton vessel built in Glasgow in 1874 from Bremen, ran ashore opposite the West End hotel at Long Branch New Jersey. Five sailors were rescued while Captain Windhorst and eight sailors drowned as spars broke away and the ship quickly broke apart. The crew and ship’s fate dominate a string of fire and insurance notices from nearby cities.

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Silk and Satin Sinners in Hurley Raids Shock Ashland

In Hurley Wisconsin on November 27 six houses linked to vice were raided by eight officers. Twenty six inmates were detained and brought to Ashland. Judge Calvis fined each 60 dollars or ninety days in jail. most fines were paid. Citizens reacted with strong public sentiment as inmates fled through storefronts and streets during the raid.

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