Inter Ocean picks apart political row and scandal
A splintered summary of campaigns and figures dominates the page. Grover Cleveland looms as a potential Democratic nominee while Col Morrison and others jostle for influence in Illinois and national races. Reports also touch on unnamed scandal claims, guides in the capital, and upcoming exhibitions with engravings of Cleveland and other notables. A brief crop update and a note on Washington baseball finish the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedak Washinaron
Appila
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Weahington
Ucend
Republic
Col. Morrison
Ilinois
Joli Baker
Col
Morrison
Washington
Trino
Stevenson
Black
Sparka
Oberly
Vilas
Wisconsin
Vilax
Joseph
Minneapolis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Uncle Lain
Cleveland
Grant
Hendricks
Ashe A
Washington Baseball Nine
Tidianpolis
Detroit
Get Out the Malieh Harmaal Mart Band In Town
A fragmented report describes a two week presence of a nomadic group styled as Tailians and bale breeds. They pitched tepees along the foothills near the mountains and on the reservation. Indigenous and mixed heritage people from Manitoba and the Northwest Territories are mentioned as crossing the line for protection amid tensions with American authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
Preaching and Pitching in Rome Courier Tale
The piece contrasts a baseball pitcher earning 3000 for six months with a preacher at 900 for a year and muses on whether good pitching outpaces poor preaching. It links a courtly stereotype to commercial rates and raises questions about value in labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dakota Geology and the Origin of Our Soils
T G Duncan surveys Dakota geology and explains a model of an ancient continental emergence. The article traces Ice Age lake basins from Lake Agassiz to saline Dakota sediments, the rise of rivers, and the formation of a deep loam rich in organic matter. It argues soil richness from glacial drift deposits enhances moisture absorption and fertility across rolling and low areas, with shallow groundwater prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
T.G. Duncan
Dakota Ia
Winchell
Rocky Mountain
Treea
Mississippi Valley
Winnipeg
Quebec
Superior
Huron
United States and Territories
Brand
Tews
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri River
James Rivers
Red River
Prairies
Saginaw
Switzerland
Hay making described as farmers chief occupation
Noonan reports from Inter Ocean staff note hay making as the farmers chief current occupation with claims, improvements, and planned winter returns. Town updates include Gonder Lie proving up, Hanawalt returning to Minto, Miss Sophia Marr visiting Inkster, and Mr Weise and sister resuming work on claims. A barn fire destroys clothing and provisions while a valuable book survives. Religious discourse at Henley school house by Rev Sheckler and Rev Green prompts ongoing shore meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
Trina-Ocean
Gonder G. Lie
George Hanawalt
Minto
Sophia Marr
Inkster
Mr. Weise
John Brending
Bheckler
Devils Lake
Henley
Green
Sheckler
Operra
Tom Holden
Calvin Mooers
Crary
Mooers
George Northrup
Ontario
Lownsby
Nosseth
Mhotel
Tomer Bush
Turtle Mountain
Jerusalem
Odeass
Stevens Alliance
Ard Uto
George Oliver
Jerry Woodard
Phil Kelly
Pew
Rakes
Whit
Deylle Lake
Odos‘an
Stevens Township
Stevens
Church
Ramsey County
Andrew Huosby
Mir
Joh Soby
Butting
R.aatih
Fourth of July in London Aims for Pure American Unity
At a reception for Americans in London Henry F. Gillig hosts as Blaine praises the United States birthday. The piece critiques party factionalism amid jubilation, notes postmaster and territorial official changes, and endorses Washington Irving’s Life of Washington in a new Alden edition with details on pricing and bindings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London Court Journal
W. B. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Boone
Kentucky
Mr. Cody
Bitting Bullfrog
Cody
Chicago
Arkansas
Butler
New Orleans
Longstreet
Congress
Detroit
Buffalo
Atlantic Monthly
Mark Twain
Tom Wabin
St. Louis
America
London
Henry F. Gillig
Blaine
United States
Irving
George Washington
Washngton Leving
Washington
Washington Cowl
Heron
Alden
Heiman
Morocco
Uaall
John J. Alten
Pearl Street
New York
Lakeside ‘ Building
Bucklen Arnica Salve and King’s New Discovery Ad
An old advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve for bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price. It also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption claiming cured patients and urges trials with sample bottles at local merchants. Mr Morris and Josap Middlewart are cited as testimonials from Desntur Ohio and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Mny
Bucklon
Bennett & Horuray
Omich & Chatto, Bartlett
Patrick
Detroit
Mich
Center Point
George Banbar
Chamberlain
C. O. Maloney
Bennett & Horaman
Omich Chafee
Bartlett
C. Hf
Morris Ne
Regan
Dr. King
Burnett d& Horsman
Bartlots
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Ofice
Warden
Onoe
G. A. BR. Bottinddu
Jnvenile
Mr. Cleveland
Chicano
Farmers Review
Vloyen
Minniixote
Malieh
Harmaal Mart
Cestoria
Castoris
Ceatoria
Castoria
Xton
Marche
Jean
tLoane
John W. Maher
Pearson
Utah
Bucklen
Leason
zrOmce
Fourth St
Opponite Lakeview Hotut
W. Wishart
Pin Atzest
Devi
Bastien
Money Loaners
Joh Warren
FFLCK
TN U8 Land Office
Noeldinge
Devils Lake, D. 'L
Pe Reams
Attorney AT Law
Devils Lake, Bar
United States Land Office
Fodor
Fyuerhan Arild
Susanees
North Shore
Sunilas
Nontic Silore Bank
Geo. P. Rowell &Co
Newsnear Advertising Bureau
Spruce St
Wuttit
Adirous
Tyas
National
Wrinannururs
Thin
Mobey
Avista
Pee DM
Ferry & CO
Addrens
Detroit, Bich
Montgomery Ward & CO
Portland
Joan
Hota
Hataerr Co
Malay
ST. Paul, Minneapolis
North Dakota
Garden
Jolie
Los Ile
Canana
Twave
Waa
Tony Ta Boe
Paul
Minnea Puta
Carmen
sTuvintore Work River Janet
Bccn
Hurtlett Ecrary
Levis Gare Ccm
Harling “Cimpolis
Athy
Jugiellon
Berwick
Vow
Pail
Mongyls, Il, la
Des Moines
Iowa
Port Hodge
Watertown
Dale
Union
Muultobay
Tau & Duluth Railwaya
Juita
Northwes
Arnal
SLAG
Carshorton Helising
F. Boyd
Allah
Heaua
Couretent Lodge
Blue Island Avenue
Ill
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