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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1889

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Preachers Prattle on Dakota Hardships and Blizzards

New York Oct 7 Protestant Episcopal convention reported Bishop Walker describing shrinking Dakota towns and severe blizzards with winds of 60 to 70 mph. He urged four new churches, a travel car for missionaries, and noted many towns with few houses and no room for visitors.

New York Protestant Episcopal Convention Tuttle Missouri Board of Missions Hare South Dakota Bishop Hare Whipple Minneola Colored Commission Juel Aadie Paddock Washington Walker North Dakota Dakota Um Howe Dudge G. C. Moody Pierre Fils

Organized arson scare in Mexico Mexico

In Mexico Ma Oct 8 two incendiary fires struck barns of John Sovinth Rev PB Cassill ex State Senator Webb M Randby and John Wright burning contents but sparing residences. Police found incendiaries at Col John F Wilson and Dr AB Miller barns after midnight two negro girls were arrested for complicity but released for lack of evidence. Authorities tie incident to revenge after last week’s band burglary convictions.

Mexico Taab Tvo John Sovinth PB. Cassill Webb M. Ranby John Wright John F. Wilson A.B. Miller Thi Aitabinr Ie Burn

Assault on Officer Over Purloined Manitoba Horses

A Pembina special to the Pioneer Press reports Otis Thompson brought a team from Manitoba to Minto then sold it to a farmer. Officer O Grady attempted to recover the horses and was assaulted by Thompson’s owner and followers who jailed him. Nelson's telegraph confirms the horses were again taken by Mintone friends and the party faces prosecution for resisting an officer.

Nelson Ree Cone Mintone

Boom of activity as politicians pour into St Paul notes

Pan American delegates travel by train from Vendome to Boston and onward to Lawrence and Lowell. Large crowds greet the arrival as Presbyterians in Mankato prepare for the annual meeting. A chaotic, fragmentary note set from New York, Baltimore and other hubs mentions theater incidents and baseball schedules.

St. Paul Aw Senate Pan-American Congress Loston Oct Pan American Congress Vendome Boston & Maine United States Maine Lawrence Lowell Biller Street Boston Pirxatown Minn Mankato

Montana in Line Republicans Rally Across State

Report describes Republican momentum in various regions as election moves near. Editorials align with GOP outlook, noting Strong support citywide and in rural districts. Governor Ordway is expected to receive solid backing, reflecting party unity across North Dakota and neighboring states.

North Dakota Gov. Ordway

Conclave Guests in Washington City Amid Festive Templar Welcome

The Triennial Conclave in Wasmveron gathers Knights Templar to Washington with a grand parade along Pennsylvania Avenue. Dakota contingents, Minnesota orders, and several Grand Commanderies arrive. receptions, serenades, and public tours fill the day as crowds, uniforms, and feathers mark a ceremonial welcome. The piece notes notable figures like Judge Moody and Pettigrew as Dakota contends for senate seats amid regional political maneuvering.

Wasmveron D. C Knights Templar Trum- Dheta Pennsylvania Avenue Dakota Com Irene Sioux Falls Grand Forks Jamestown Damascus Aberdeen Washington Grand Com Utani Ry Sir Knights Jana Avlena Butte Damascis of St. Paul Zion Minneapolis Minnesota Wasumetos Mystic Shrine Treasury Building Ninth Lula Temple Philadelphia Shrine Osman Temple Louisville Noig Knight Aes Mt. Vernon

Chicago workers subscribe $300000 for world fair fund

Workers in Chicago celebrate the fire anniversary by subscribing toward a world’s fair stock. About 150000 books circulated in stores and workshops as mayor-designated hour passed, with enthusiasm and a projected total near $900000. Secretary Crogin approves the result and aims to popularize Chicago’s 1892 exposition bid.

Chicago World's Fair Fund Curaco Fmayor Crogin

Missing steerage passengers reported aboard hurricane voyage

From Paris Oct 2 telegraph reports Inman company agent F.O. Brown received word from New York that Johannes Johanson and others booked from Liv Lies as missing are believed carried overboard in the hurricane last Monday. Wil Saat Bow scene also missing.

Paris Oxsoaco F.O. Brown Inman Company New York Johannes Johanson Ees Liv Liees Miesing Athe Wyrgol Wil- Saat

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Unable to determine a coherent event or names from the readable text. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear subjects, locations, dates, or actions to form a factual newspaper item.

Toalernes

A Gigantic Scheme Of Rail Consolidation Unveiled

A Milwaukee dispatch reports a private letter from Wisconsin Central president Colby to Northern Pacific stockholders detailing a planned colossal railroad consolidation. It envisions Wisconsin Central and Northern Pacific. Henry Villard regaining control, with alliances to connect the two oceans via Chicago and a route extending to Puget Sound and Alaska. The plan also mentions Baltimore and Ohio and Atchison lines forming a vast network centering Chicago.

Caicaso Milwaukee Colby Wisconsin Central Railroad Northern Pacific Wisconsin Central Henry Villard Charles and Baltimore & Ohio Atchison Mexico California Chicago Puget Sound Alaska New Yor City Sitka

Multiple disasters and crimes sweep 19th century pages

A chaotic US dispatch lists embezzlement by D W Christy of Sioux Falls, a 17th annual congress for women in Denver, a Des Moines lumber yard fire with $20,000 loss, and John B Murphy named Indian agent at Fort Halt Hold. It notes a Savannah cotton warehouse fire with 15,000 bales, Salt Lake agricultural empire fire, a wife killed by her husband in WA, and a Providence firm assignment. Other items cover embezzlement arrests, a West Dennis death, illness of Samuel Randall, Indianapolis Bates House fire, a man shot his mother-in-law in Lexington, a Buffalo son shoot, and Chicago baby poisoning case. Also reports Paris parliament party splits, London workers meeting, juror shortages, and Chickasaw Nation shooting.

D. W. Christy Sioux Falla Congress For the Advancement of Women Denever J. H. O'Neal & Co Des Moines John 8. Murphy Dakota Forththold Agency Sheridan Wyo Parkinson Rian Palace Savannah Laws Impire Auer Salt Lake Utah Robert Brinton WA. Robinson & Co Providence I. L J. Swift New Bedford Walter B Foster McCormick Reaper Company Rochester N. Y J.J. Gollar West Dennis Mass St. Paul Samuel J. Randall Washington Bates Indianapolis Dimenity Robert Barrers Walsar Lexington Charles F. Orris Buffalo Mary King St Louls William Edwards & Co Cleveland Lou Esterville Swan Lake Chicago Fritz Katz Paris Chamber of Deputies London Bishop of Bedford

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