Around the State News From North Dakota and Nearby Areas
A roundup of local incidents includes two immigrants held for cholera inspection at St. Vincent, a man firing at a policeman and injuring himself, Governor Merriam seen near Grafton, and Michael Thomas of Eau Claire discharged from an asylum. Reports cover tramps injuring a Canistota officer, Moorhead elevator lease, and a Chautauqua stock cut to 25000. Several towns report farm and theft incidents, a fatal pedestrian collision near Valley City, and upcoming regional gatherings.
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St. Vinecent
Largo
Northern Pacific
Fergus Falla
Wahpaton
North Dakota
New York
Canselton Poliiaman
North Dakota Elevator Company
The
Chautauqua Association
Woodman Charges Judges In Garfield Park Controversy
Chicago reports Justice Woodman accusing Superior Court Judges Lorin C. Collins and Frank Baker of complicity to secure an injunction affecting Garfield Park track operations. Woodman claims he arranged with Collins to tie city administration hands and release prisoners from a raid, with overheard conversations cited. Baker and Collins deny the injunction and challenge the charges as ridiculous, while McDonald counterclaims. Separate item notes Indianapolis fight for national recognition and a quirky origin of the name Ibernia station in Mamawangtta.
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Chicago Justic
Cuicago
Lorin C. Collins
Frank Baker
Garfield Park
Woodman
M. C. McDonald
Collins
Tuatics Woodian
McDonald
Baker
Fiendish Robbers Wreck Passenger Train Near Osage City
Kansas City reports a dramatic wreck of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe passenger train No. on a bridge near Osage City. Robbers sought $1,000,000 in currency aboard, but the express car buried. several deaths and many injuries follow. Telegraphers strike and other items from Topeka and Washington follow.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Po
Osage City
Ab Bani
Mexican Central Railroad
Boston
Electrical Echoes and a New North Dakota Town
Electrical echoes report Kulm as the newest town at the Soo terminal in Diakey county North Dakota poised for a minor boom. Dr Stuhlman from Tabora notes Emin Paahe is within Arab power at the south end of Albert Edward Nyanze awaiting assistance. The Congo Arab revolt spreads toward German territory. Two miners Joseph Makonay and Nick Shire were killed by a bonnet blast at Mark Tyaio mine on Sept 21.
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Sargent County
Jamestown
William Collin
Norman Township
Cans County
Valley City
Pass
Kulm
Diakey County
Stuhlman
Tabora
Emin Paahe
Albert Edward Nyanze
McUpe
Congo
Tee
Kilisa
Deanwoop
Joseph Makonay
Nick Shire
Mark 'Tyaio
Atchison Road
Teavine
Cascada
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Ihs
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panther Attack Kills Two Children in Warsaw Sunny
Sept 21 misprint reports Kitty Yancy 12 and Herbert Yancy 10 slain by a panther believed to be escaped from Barnum's circus. They walked with a dog through a wood when the beast mauled the girl in the neck and struck the boy with a paw blow before the panther was killed.
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Chu Heat & Ferribia
Ice County
Misumosa
Fantavut
Kitty Yancy
Herbert Yancy
Warsaw
Sunny
Barnum's
Grand Army Parade Repeats 1865 Washington March
The Grand Army of the Republic held a second commemorative parade in Washington along Pennsylvania Avenue recalling the 1865 march. Veterans from Illinois to Massachusetts led a double column procession from the Capitol to Twenty third Street, with the Old Guard and Albany G A R battalion in escort and naval veterans closing the line.
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Wasingxates
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Weat
Prudent
Seward
Europe
Stwrman
Imu
Pasa
Senate
Pennsylvania &Venus
Tiber
Capitol
Treasury Department
Sheridan
Caater
Ninth Corps
One Hundred and Ninth
New York
Massachusetts
Michigan
Fifth Corps
Yorktown
Chicahominy
Antietam
Ickeburg
Gettyeburg
Wilderness
Meade
Sherman
Virginia
Long Bridge
Twentieth Army Corps
Ben 1Jauna Harrison
Indiana
Geate
Washington Circle
Double Colun
Inez
Old Guard
Washington
Albany
N. Y
Grand Army Batalion
Puige
Palmer
Henry M. Duffield
Catroit
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury J
Juntics
State
War and Navy
The Reviewing Stands At Grand Army Encampment
A detailed scene of reviewing stands for Vice President Morton and Grand Army of the Republic officials. General Palmer and staff occupy their reserved area with decorations of flags and emblems while guests and veterans cheer as they pass. Notable attendees include senators Howley Manderson Quay Palmer Vilas and representatives Rockwell Hing aun Henderson McDouall Belknap Mitchell.
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Treasury
Palmer
Morton
Hhimans
General Palmer
Alton
Colin
War
United States
Grand Army
Covision
Army
Navy
Chouts
Congress
J. P. Howley
Connecticut
C.F. Manderson
Nebraska
M. 5. Quay
M. 5. Quay, of Pennsylvanian; John M. Palmer
Minoia
W. F. Vilas
Wisconsin
H. H. Rockwell
New York
Hl. H. Hingaun
Pennsylvania
D. B. Henderson
Towa
E. F. McDouall
New Jersey
Charles E. Belknap
Michi
L. Mitchell
Ince
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Indianapolla
Waaniwaron
Ibernia
Old Colony Road
Mamwachungtta
Keniilworth
Bartha
Philadalphis
Atchison, Topeka & Bante Pe R.R
Otnge City
Harrison
Cabas Ramos
Ony
Burlington, Cedar Rapida & Northern Railway
Prrramas
Shreve
Ohio
Mir
Harrison Resches
Wasanmwatoy
Waneral Ullman
Wrack
Daniel Ullman
Wilmington
Del
Wasnixatos
M. D. Grover
Intaratate Cameron Commission
Minneapo Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Grover
Minneapolis
Pillubury
Pillkbury
Duluth
Ham N Oar May
Omara
Brad. D. Slaughter
District of
Thin City
Slaughter
Harrigan
Wissford
Lord Haghen
Ireland
Westminster
Royal Irish Constabulary
Charlie Baker
Matty. Br. Pav
Paul Repubcana
Kante Nelson
Colonel Plummer
Market Hall
Jai Davie
Wasmincrox
Corporal Munger
Tip Crittendan
Jeff Davis
Arlington
Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Hudson
InptaNarouis
Ind
Bundy
Henry County
Newcaatle
Heine
the Atchison
Transcontinents Association
McAllister
the Parida
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