Fargo Fire Destroys Core of City in Massive Blaze
A raging fire in Fargo North Dakota started at 3 p.m. in a Second Street restaurant and swept through the business district within hours. Strong winds fanned the flames, cutting telegraph lines and leaving about 2000 people homeless as the blaze crossed the river into Moorhead and targets along Broadway burned. Rescue efforts from Grand Forks, Duluth, and Crookston arrived, while Jam es J. Hill ordered use of the Grand Pacific Hotel to house the homeless. The fire raged through brick and wooden structures, with losses estimated from 1.0 to 2.0 million dollars and bridges burned between Moorhead and Fargo.
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Moorehead
Minn
Wargo
N. D
Second Street
Great Northern
Broadway
Grand Forks
Hillsboro
Fargo Roller Mills
Mersean
Crane's
Magill
Northern Pacific Elevator
Western Union Telegaph Company
Norton
Red River Valley National Bank
Daily Forum
Fargo
Moorhead
Duluth
Crookston
Red River
James J. Hill
St. Paul
Grand Pacific
Murmin & Co. 1889 Extra Dry Draws Notable Attention
The 1889 vintage from G. H. Murmin & Co. is praised for its natural dryness purity and quality attracting wide notice among connoisseurs and retailers alike.
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G. H. Murmin & Co
Borden Case Day Three Features Sullivan Morse Testimony
Bridget Sullivan and Uncle John Morse dominated the third day of the Borden case with cross examination by ex-Governor Robinson. The testimony raised questions about intruder access, house layout, and Lizzie Borden's statements, while noting a front stairs view of Mrs. Borden’s body and a newly replaced lock on the front door. A large, mostly female audience filled the courtroom as details of the breakfast and routine were discussed.
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Lizzie
Robinson
Morse
Mr. Kieran
Mrs. Borden
Mr. Borden
Kieran
James H. Walsh
Fall River
Borden
Elijah Morse
Ile
John Vinteum Morse
Miss Borden
Mr. Rhoody
Borden House
Mise Borden
New Bedford
Bridget Sullivan
John Wilicam Morse
Bridget
Pérden
Thomas Kieran
John V.morse
Uncle Morse
Star Chamber
Lizzie Borden
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Knowlton
Kirby
Mr. Morse
Abram G. Hart
Fall River Union Savings Bank
Seersucker and Pongee Suit Orders From Simmons & Co
The Custom Department lists genuine Seersucker Suits and Indes Pongees at 18 dollars. Hot weather suits in English Serges and Cheviots also 18, and Irish Athlone Homespuns at 20. Orders placed this week to be delivered June 14 to 16 by G. W. Simmons & Co. Oak Hall Boston 2 to 44 North Street.
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G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
Boston
North Street
Turkish Tabourets Fashioned as Low Tables for Rooms
The piece describes Turkish tabourets as fashionable low tables placed by easy chairs. Specifications give a height of 21 to 23 inches and diameter 12 to 20 inches. The imported Turkish table shown in three finishes mahogany ebony and white and gold and is unders framed for use as a tabouret or stool.
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Washington St. Con Kneeland
F. C. Garmon
Franklin, Cor. Congress Sts
Lally & Collins
Washington & Bedford Streets
Eddy’s, &c
Eddy & Sons
Adams St
Dorchester
Mass
John L. Stevenson & CO
Fanenil Hall Square
Dawe
By Mall
Bawxat & Co
Vieth’s
Tremont &T
New York
Children’s Reefers
PRICE
Washington Street
Winter St
Rochester Brewing CO
Rochester
N. Y
Eastern
Rochester Brewing Company
Wheeler & Wilson
West St
Corner Mason
Alice Russell
Thomas Mieran
Jennings
Miss Stockwell
Joseph Howard
Sheriff Wright
Andrew Borden
John T. Burrell
National Union Bank
Union Savings Bank
Everett M. Cook
First National Bank
Jonathan Clegg
Joseph Shortsleeve
Mr. Cregg
Mr. Clegg
Mr. Shortsleeve
City Hall
Mr. Howard
Wright
Miss Sullivan
Mr. Moody
Maggie
Witnes
John ¥. Morse
Washington
New England
Delesseps
Paris
Darier
Peghoux
Wilson
Lamb
Ferdinand
Charles de Lesseps
Panama Canal Company
M. Waddington
Great Britain
Prince Arenberg
le Chevalier Des Brieres
Voison Bey
Bridgeport
Conn
Henry Clay
Hyde
Black Rock
Trenton
N. J
International Navigation Company
Clement A. Griscom
Willian Henry Barnes
A. J. Cassatt
Henry Houston
John D. Potts
Philadelphia
Benjamin Brewster
William J. Sewall
Camden
Deacon
New Haven, Conn
Hiram L. Camp
New Haven Clock Company
Deacon Camp
Chicago
Juse
Russia
Asy and Coe
Appleton’s
Washington St
Globe
Bedford ST
Mullen
Park St
CO. J. 1
State Apt
Turkish Tabourets
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal ST
Shansucne