Fargo seeks more police protection amid city issues
A fragmentary Fargo report notes calls for increased police protection. The piece covers deaths, school openings, courthouse terms, grain losses valued at $10,000, and land deals near Towner County totaling about $100,000. Also mentions local political shifts and civic notes from Jamestown and Abercrombie Post.
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Fargo
Reynolds
Warren Bell
Lisbon
Fargo Argos
Fargo Opera
Jamestown
Increnas
Abercrombie Post No
Wm. Love
Peter Kertaon
Sydney
McCabe
Roger Allin
Menna
Walsh County
Burke Beet
Gratton
Tales From The Past On Cats And The Ark
Fragmented OCR notes recount legends about a cat from Noahs Ark, a tale of mice and a sneeze by a mighty being, and a piece on the deathwatch beetle and woodworms that bore through furniture and timber, describing natural history curiosities and folklore.
Chapter of Horrors and a list of violent incidents
A garbled dispatch reports multiple violent deaths including Stefan Zecha who shot and killed Mary Mendlangbie with a pistol then killed himself in North Dakota. It references a recovery action for the Lite and Reserve association in New York and a deadly fire in Minnesota. Also noted are a gambling house tragedy in North Carolina and an explosion in Lana, plus assorted political and fiscal commentary from various papers.
Political currents in 1891 New York Press excerpt
July 1891 item from the New York Press cites John Sherman on protections for our inductions and notes critics not charging Harrison with a twenty day quarantine for political aims. It discusses immigration halts to curb the Tammany vote in November as Scranton, Pennsylvania reports.
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Harrison
Scranton
Cleveland's Acceptance Letter Draws Mixed Comment
Chicago press critiques Cleveland's letter of acceptance as not stout with protectionist ideals yet clearer and more concise than Harrison's. Critics praise its calm, conservative tone and adherence to Chicago platform lines while noting hesitations remain about tariff reform versus policy delivery.
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Chicago
Ocean
Grover Cleveland
Freerade
Harrison
Cleveland
Theo
Nothitus
Laureville Co
Hopkins Grads Take Posts at New University of Chicago
Twenty five graduates and former students of Johns Hopkins University accepted positions at the star of the new University of Chicago. Sixteen of the media and faculty are to join. the arts and sciences are among the departments affected as inaugurations proceed.
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Baurimoux
Johns Hopkins Univarsity
Naw University of Chicago
Want More Pay Great Northern Employes Demand Higher Wages
A scrambled 19th century dispatch notes Great Northern trainmen demanding higher pay with carriers facing possible general strike if concessions are blocked. Conductor pay urged at 125 per month baggage men 70 and 40 per four thousand miles for other roles. Reports of arbi tration talks and looming labor unrest across Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Sioux Falls with fusion discussions in South Dakota politics.
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Salae
Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Sioux City
Jamva_M. Woods
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
People's
Mr.Woots
Weaver
Harrison
Currency reserve agents approved for national banks
The comptroller of currency approves reserve agents for national banks. The National Bank of Commerce of Minneapolis will act for First National at Rochester, Ming, and Merchants National at Devils Lake North Dakota. Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago will serve Helena National at Helena Montana.
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Beverve
Wasmixaron
Comptroller of Currency
National Bank of Commerce
Minneapo 1
First National
Rochester
Ming
Merchants National
Devils Lake
N. D
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Chicago
Helena National
Helena
Mout
Farmer believes Christmas death fate haunts him in dream
Martin Row, a farmer from Thinks He'll Die Next Christmas, is starving himself due to a nightmare predicting his death on Christmas Day. The chilling belief has left him skeletal as he weighs between 160 and 80 pounds, while authorities report other eerie omens.
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Martin Rowwel
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Bealth
R. M. Swerringer
Hogg i
Samuel Harris
Charles Hausler
Germany
Hatler
College Graduates After Gaul Winger
A Bloomington item notes graduates from Yoglieh colleges and others with academy courses taking positions in mills at Manchester and Birmingham, challenging Stavenoon's view that labor protection helps workers. The piece cites rising college graduates amid Homestead striker replacements and questions wage dynamics in mills.
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Gaul
Biber
Mr. Stavenoon
Yoglieh
Manchester
Birmingham
Bloomington
Emigrant Strife At Liverpool Boardings and Pythias Grand Session
The Cunard line seeks to return fares to emigrants in Liverpool but most refuse and demand passage to the United States. Boarding-house keepers would be left without support. Authorities refuse workhouse admission. migrants roam as police avoid action. Also notes Minnesotan Knights of Pythias36 Grand Lodge session in Muscatine region. many lodges active and 250 delegates present. Senator Hill may move his law practice to Albany after campaign. Octavia Woodward, 65, a lumber dealer sister, vanishes. extensive search fails to find her.
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Ling Betweyer
Liverpool
Loxpox
Cunard
Hamburg
Anh
America
United States
Itter
England
Minskavulis
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Minnesota
Maxonie
Gruud
Fred E.wheatom
Albany
Hill
Court of Appeals
Emmett Villa
Waveosa
Octavia Woodward
Charles Woodward
Wet Union
Vaudeaul
Weissert arrives in city after election as commander
Colonel A G Weissert, recently elected commander in chief of EG A KR, reached the city by the Baltimore and Ohio line last evening at six. He visited a friend's home to avoid an interview and was later given a reception at the GA R hall at the corner of Adurs and Dearborn streets from 12 to 2 today.
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Chick Ciibang
A. G. Weissert
Eg. A. KR
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
GA. R. Hall
Adurs
Dearborn
Coal Creek Miners In Court At Clinton Tennessee
The heating of men accused of conspiracy in the Coal Creek troubles began at Clinton the Anderson county seat. First defendants named are George B Irish and D B Moneo. Grand jury is expected to return at least 120 indictments. Judge's instructions favor the defendants.
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Coal Creek Minare
Cours
Exoxvine
Tenn
Clinton
Anderson County
George B. Irish
D. B. Moneo
Webster Convicted on Second Trial for Slaying Broker Goodwin
In New York on Sept. 28, Burton C. Webster was found guilty of second degree manslaughter for shooting broker Charles H. Goodwin at Provincial Ftate on Aug. 18, 1801, after the prior trial ended with a hung jury.
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Webster
New York
Burton C. Webster
Charles HL. Goodwin
Ftate
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