21 Oct 1887
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1887
Page
1
Memphis and other southern cities greet President Cleveland with large crowds and festive displays. Confederate flags appear among decorations amid praise for the president, while an incident involving a cake and a public figure draws attention. The tour includes Nashville and Atlanta with receptions, parades, and speeches highlighting hospitality and regional pride.
An elderly widow Mrs Catherine Peck aged 88 and her daughter Mrs Eliza Olinger aged 56 were found murdered in Dusvgny. Reports say their heads were bashed. suspicion falls on son in law Peter Maral who reportedly sought money from Mrs Peck. Obituary notes Mrs Hraune, mother of Hon M H Day, died yesterday in Minow Dakota.
A New York letter says Villard aims to dismantle a corrupt land ring dominating Northern Pacific affairs and press for consolidations with Wisconsin Central. It notes resignations and leadership shakeups, including Odell and Harris, as part of a broader campaign and hints at a Chicago to Pacific through line and rail alliances.
Henry A. Montgomery state president of the Memphis Jockey Club died suddenly at the club house this afternoon while entertaining delegates. He fell dead in the arms of a friend after saying welcome remarks. The room had been crowded and several short speeches had been made.
The Minneapolis Tribune publishes a card by W F B Haskell denying Blethen dictated the Cleveland editorial. Haskell notes Blethen did not appear in editorial rooms and did not see the piece until print next morning. Haskell was expected to arrive but not yet seen amid talk of politicians seeking Haskell stake to control Blethen.
Local railroad workers report the Aberdeen Bismarck Northwestern is being merged into the Minneapolis Pacific rail system with a major portion slated for track upgrading this fall. Observers in Dickinson note a new court era opening as Judge Francis presides over the first North Dakota district court west of Mandan, praising Starr County's courthouse, grand jury, and civic setup. Citizens admitted include Timothy, William J., Patrick Caskelly, Mads Christensen, Daniel Jacobson, and Carl Peterson. The Dickinson Cemetery association forms with Measersmidt as president and a commission for cemetery land selection. Business developments feature the new J F Vinton store building and investor activity in South Dickinson.
The investigation into charges against ex-Warden Reed resumed at the Stillwater prison with Mary Walster testifying in his defense. She claimed she lied earlier under pressure and described being jailed in the dungeon, fed bread and water, and urged to testify against Reed by prison officials.
A vivid report on Bismarck firemen’s parade shows the Pioneer and Banner Hose outfits leading the march from the engine house on Fourth Street. Chief Griffin and Chief Moorhouse rode ahead. praise is given to Foreman Donnelly Holt Bell and the Pioneer engine and hose honed by effort and discipline. Mayor Bentley lauded the department, noting their unselfish service and danger facing property and lives, with community gratitude.
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