Bear attack claims boy in New Brunswick woods
A boy named Belden was killed and eaten by a bear in the Anaganice woods near St Johns yesterday. Earthquake tremors struck Ecuador on May 19 causing fear in streets and severe shock at Laycurga. The Cincinnati Shoe Manufacturing Co. with H Beckelman as president has assigned to Samuel Pritz with liabilities around 300 dollars.
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St. Johns
N. B
Belden
Anaganice
Panama
Ecuador
Laycurga
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Shoe Manufacturing Company
H. Beckelman
Samuel Pritz
Astor Elected Director of Western Union
At a meeting of Western Union Telegraph Company directors, John Jacob Astor was elected to fill the vacancy left by the deceased Amasa Stone.
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Astor
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
John Jacob Astor
Amasa Stone
Swift Justice Thesis in Enterprise lynching
Twenty men aligned with Ed McLaughlin abducted Harris, a Black man, from jail in Enterprise Mississippi and hanged him from a railroad bridge, illustrating vigilante punishment. The case reflects racial violence and extrajudicial action by a mob.
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Swift Justice
Enterprise
Miss
Ed. McLaughlin
Harris
Calaboose
Centennial Guards Visit Blues In Boston Welcome
The Centennial Guards from New Orleans arrived in Boston this morning to be greeted by the Dan cers and Charleston cadets. A salute fired marked the welcome as Mayor Palmer addressed the visitors and Judge Braughn replied.
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Greys
Blues
Boston
Centennial Guards
New Orleans
Charleston
Palmer
Braughn
Ridge Killed by Sheriff’s Posse at Danforth Saw Mill
Armas Ridge, sought on assault charges against two Black men, was shot dead by a sheriff’s posse at Danforth’s saw mill in Danforth Missouri. He was the grandson of Cherokee Chief John Ridge and cousin of Col. Boudinot.
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Danforth
Armas Ridge
Danforth’s
Saw Mill
Missouri
Ridge
John Ridge
Col
Boudinot
Last Chapter in Tragic Dukes Shooting in Uniontown
The shooting of N L Dukes last evening by the son of Capt A C Nutt remains the main topic in Uniontown as the coroner's jury continues testimony. Rural visitors seek details and inquire about the fate of young Nutt.
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Uniontown
N.L. Dukes
A. C. Nutt
Pennsylvania
N. L. Dukes
Capt. Nutt
Duke
Dukes
Nutt
James
Directors Trip Sparks Talk on Northwestern Expansion
Chicago reports that the Chicago and North Western directors travel to Dakota and Manitoba not only to inspect but to probe potential line extension to Bismarck and a possible independent link to the Canadian Pacific. Rumors say Vanderbilt offered ten million to buy James J Hill’s stake, a bid said to be rejected, amid shifting ties with Canadian Pacific and Hill’s stance toward Vanderbilt.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Dakota
Manitoba
Bismarck
Canadian Pacific
Vanderbilts
James J Hill
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Hill
Protest by Cherokee Citizens Over Lands Sale
Washington note reports John Ambler Smith acting for colored Cherokees protesting the Interior Department payment of 300000 to Bushyhead and associates for lands ceded by the Cherokees. Also Chandler plans sealed bids for two ironclads two iron ships and twenty six wooden ships condemned as unfit for naval service.
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Washington
John Ambler Smith
Secretary of the Interior
Bushyhead and Associates
Chandler
Boards of Inspection
Papers in Hinsdale hands may reveal Robertson letters
Washington dispatch notes a Garfield literary executor Rev. A B Hinsdale holds letters and telegrams from New York around Robertson's nomination. If published, the documents could cause a sensation by exposing communications tied to the nomination and political maneuvers.
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Washington
A. B. Hinsdale
Garfield
New York
Robertson
Jury Returns Not Guilty In Star Route Case
The Star Route jury in Washington returned a verdict of not guilty this morning after six months of arduous work. Mrs. S W Dorsey clapped and cried as the jury was discharged amid cheers and expectations of a political sensation in New York circles.
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Dorsey
Brady
Washington
The Dynamite Trial Closes in London
Foreign intelligence reports the dynamite prisoners trial ending today with the judge beginning his charge to the jury in London.
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London
Queen recovers from knee injury amid health concerns
The Truth reports the Queen has recovered from the knee injury but her low spirits raise anxiety about her overall health and well being.
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London
Enterprising Chinamen in Victoria Real Estate Move
Chinese firms quietly buy or lease sizable northern Victoria properties to build extensive business houses. The purchases signal plans to monopolize trade in Chinese and Japanese goods with Eastern Canada after the Canadian Pacific railway is completed.
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Victoria
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Glorious Fourth Plans and Local News
The Fourth of July committee formed subcommittees for speaker music sports finance fireworks printing and decoration with officers chosen for the day. Other items note quick travels of Miss Dansen, abstract services, Bismarck penitentiary site plans, and a deadly feud ending in the Duke and Nutt shooting at Uniontown post office.
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John Gain
Mayon Nast
W.F. Basiman
Sy Adier
Prof. Busuvel
Chas. Blount
N. T. Smith
Joseph W. Alexander
Geo. H. Mc. Kinois
PM. Liddy
Chas
Eldridge
J. H. Alexander
E. T. Cressey
Ed. Holbrook
C. D. Jones
W. B. Ingersoll
A. F. Pay
Matt. Thimmesch
David Joy
R. D. Coxe
T. J. Nicholl
Maursual
J. E. Elson
Assisant
Major Coffin
Huron Fusileers
C. Calatan
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Ceient
Beadle Co
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Towa
Suribnhr, Burroughs, & CO
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M. F. Wright
INTE
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Sully County, Dak
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Medicine Creek
the County Seat
Sully County
Hoskyn & Randolph
DarKoTa
C. H. Agar
F. Brigham
D. C. Stark
Warsaw
E. J. Scofield
Broadway
Rochester
W. Sterling
Robert H Brown
Sterling & Brown
Law
Central
New England Loan and Trust Company
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Telegraph
The
Dakota Daily Leader
Washington Notes
Foreign Intelligence
Wheeler's
Davis & Lonastarr
Bpxa Dansen
Mitchell
Rose Phillips
Miss McAllister
Beadle County
Miner County
Ormsby, Graves & Co
Bismarck Penitentiary
North Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Detroit
Michigan
Pioneer
Leader
Blount & Hood
Dakota Avenue
Chicago Dry Goods Stor
Cassimeres
GEO. P. Swift
Seymour & Powell
Huron-On-The-Jim
Ormsby
A. L. Ormsby
L. T. Graves
Cashie Ormsby, Graves & CO
Bankers, Loans, Land & Insurance
Ormsby Bros. & Co
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Ormsby, Clute & Co
Mitchell, Oak
3D Street
United States Land Office
Kelsey
Kelsey & Coxe
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