INTER-OCEAN NOTES AND NORTH DAKOTA POLITICS
A 1886 Devils Lake issue cites Doc Ames taking oath as governor while McGill’s election is litigated. It mocks Chicago politics, mentions a proposed agricultural experimental station, and reports a legislative speakership race with E A Williams favored by many but unlikely to win.
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McGill
House
North Dakota
E. A. Williams
Williams
Bismarck
Hite
Old Capital Commission
Ordway
Inter-Ockay
Central Dakota
South
Alex Hughes
Courussasion
Big Duluth Fire Destroys Grain Elevators and Shops
A major blaze in Duluth on November 27 destroyed elevators Q and 4 along with a row of nine frame buildings. Grain losses reached $585,000 and building losses $840,000. Fireman Chas Moore perished fleeing a cupola collapse. two others Lauroche and Chas Lee are missing. Governor Pierce resigns. speculation on successor and new land office inspector appointment in Dakota. Money to loan on chattel mortgages offered by L. Council.
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Chas. Moore
Lauroche
Chas. Lee
N. P. Glysdon
Osstba
Maskoda
Messon
Tounis
Cs Fintun
Linnen
Brainerd
Thanksgiving sermon reels in American citizens debate
Washington dispatch reports Rev. Dr Newman's Thanksgiving sermon described as a commonsense arraignment of all things un American. He denounces foreign language teaching in schools and argues Americans alone should vote. The piece notes reactions from Democrats and reform Republicans, plus police scandal and political maneuvering surrounding Day and Ziebach appointments.
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Ivren Ocean
Washinoton
Newmiun
America
Stone
Pennayvank
Grover
Ion
Bis
Cleveland
Oak View
Congress
Mtty
Nha
Teshpots
Egypt
M. H. Day
Ziebuch
Dakota
Day
Boynton
Inman
Ant Sheafe
Huperior
Zivbach
Charlie Frost
Huron
Eity
Hoe
Sand
Zieb
Bach
Ziebarh
Capt
Nuve
Woonsocket
South
Aris
Le 14
Popur
Dar
Zichard
Judge Charch
Church
Somo
Dakotare
Sparks
Northwest
President outlines tariff middle ground in conversation
Washington November 29 The president discussed tariff policy saying he seeks a middle ground between free trade and high protection to raise revenue with minimal burden. He warned against politics driving policy and indicated intent to push administrative reforms under Hewitt statutes while monitoring tariff agitation in Congress.
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Wasutoton
Morrison
Randall
Alviao
Mike
Esi Hive
Chia Giri
Democratic Party
A Great Trot Sparks Bay District Park Match
San Francisco on November 27 saw one of the era’s great trotting contests at Bay District Park with a purse of 1600 for first, 1000 for second, and 500 for third. Harry Wilkes led early, Harry and Guy clashed, and Maury finally won the final heat by a half length amid mistakes and bursts of speed.
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San Francisco
Bay District Park
Harry Wilkes
Gay Wilkes
Arab
Antevola
Charley Hilton
Harry
Guy
Antegood
Dudl
Antevols
Hilton
Hurry
Threegtarter Pole Guy
Hurry Recont
Atretch
Maury
Ant Vola
Pine
Almot Certion
Gry
Ebirry
Autevoli
Gay
Antovola Yard
Northern Tier news and local notes mix in Dakota township
The weekly column reports a mix of local gossip, deer sightings, and civic plans in Glydon and Cleve land townships. It notes a Northern Pacific collision near Maskoda with fatalities and injuries, plus a fund raising meeting at Mr Kaufmann’s residence, and brief mentions of travelers and long-established locals.
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Cory
Nouv
Felon
Mewrs
Garvey
Boden
Perth
Washington
Lizzie
Father Zero
Alaska
Kaufmann
Tait
A. J. McDonnell
Webs
Mae
Esryk-Ockaneevibe
Mr. McDonnell
Local Market Prices and Holiday Sale Notices
Fragmented prices for potatoes butter beef and wheat mix with weather statistics and a holiday goods sale notice. The piece mentions Dew Potatoes Bonns Clover and various grains, plus a sale by SatuAxM & Gansurr offering buckskins and other items and an overcoat advertised by C E Huter.
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Bosco
Ani
Corn Crop Yields Noted in North Dakota Report
Lisbon Star reports John R. Butz raised 1800 bushels of fine corn yor 75 bushels per acre with minimal cultivation. Varieties included Linge yellow dent white and King Philip. dry weather limited potential. Butz plans 25 to 30 acres next year and notes corn grows well in Yakotat despite skepticism.
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North Dakota
Lisbon
John R. Butz
Mr. Buttz
Nore
Yakotat
Butz
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