Desperado Kills Three in Georgia Civil War Bloodbath
W H Bostwick, a desperado near Occida, killed three men and wounded three then hid in a barricaded home. He died after being captured by Fitzgerald national guard. Sheriff J P McInnis died. five children were saved unharmed as officers pursued the gunman through a long night long firefight.
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Atlanta
W. H. Bostwick
Occida
Fitzgerald
National Guard
J. P. McInnis
Bostwick
McInnis
Posse
Steve Davis
Shefield
Occilia
Tong War Bloodshed Hits New York Chinatown
Two Chinamen die and a third is badly wounded in a fresh Tong War clash in Manhattan. Seven Orientals are under arrest as police seal off Chinatown after a Pell and Mott street shooting during a Four Brothers anniversary celebration.
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New York
Chinatown
Shu Foo
Long Island
Pell Street
Léon “Tong
Mott Street
Song Jing
Mott and
Pell Streets
Jing
Chu Pan
Wilton Market Day Draws Large Crowd, Baseball Win
Wilton North Dakota June 27 Saturday June 25 saw a large market day with about 1200 attendees from surrounding areas. A close baseball game featured Wilton beating Baldwin 7 to 6 and local merchants benefited from the busy sales and crowd.
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Wilton
N. D
Baldwin
City Banks Close for Primaries Day
Banks in the city will close all day on Wednesday due to the primaries. Citizens are advised to plan banking needs accordingly and consider alternative arrangements for transactions.
Ohio Democrats Renominate Judson Harmon For Governor
Judson Harmon, Democratic gubernatorial nominee of Ohio, was renominated by the state Democrats. In Pennsylvania, Republicans named John K. Tener, a congressman from the twenty fourth district and former professional baseball player (1885 to 1890) now working as a banker.
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Judson Harmon
Ohio
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Congress
Tener
Gilbreath stands debated in North Dakota letter prompt
A June dispatch from Bismarck reports Adams County voter inquiry to Hon. W. C. Gilbreath seeking his political alignment and stance. The letter questions party loyalty amid national prosperity and accuses him of insincerity if aligned with insurgent critics. Also noted is Mrs. D. P. Barnes injuring a knee in a carriage accident near Lindstrom, with others unhurt.
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Bismarck
N. D
W. C. Gilbreath
Adams County
North Dakota
Republican Party
Glen Allin
D. P. Barnes
Ladies’ Aid
Lindstrom
Barres
Six Piggers Begin Sentences in North Dakota
Six Starke county offenders of the prohibition law began five months in jail today after convictions in district court last August. They appealed to the supreme court, petitions for stay were filed, and one man was arrested for selling liquor during the delay. Each faces trial at the next term.
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Dickinson
N. D
Starke County
Supreme Court
Rome to Ask Extradition
Italy plans to apply under the Italian American extradition agreement to extradite Porter Charlton. The move could hasten a decision on his mental condition as alienists assess whether Charlton is mentally fit for trial after a breakdown and violent episodes in Jersey City.
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Rome
Foreign Office
Porter Charlton
New York
Italy
Jersey City
Sullivan
Charlton
Paul Charlton
W. J. Arlitz
North Dakota Girl Arrested in Chicago Diamond Theft
Miss Andrea Jacobson, 29, a Devils Lake ND native and Chicago clerk at Marshal Field, is held on theft charges for diamonds and jewelry worth 1000 dollars. Detectives recovered goods in her apartment. She studied at the Boston Conservatory and sang with church and city choirs in multiple venues.
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Chicago
Andrea Jacobson
Marshal Field
Devils Lake
Minneapolis
Marshal Field Choral Society
North Dakota Wheat Crop Damaged By Weather Outlook Varies
Edmund Pennington and J. D. McMillan report North Dakota wheat losses around 25 percent with a possible 76 percent if rains arrive soon. Showers along the Soo line have helped crops, while a general rain is still needed. Van Dusen Harrington summary estimates Minnesota and North Dakota losses could top 15 to 20 percent if weather turns cooler and drier.
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Minneapolis
Edmund Pennington
Soo Line
J. D. McMillan
Osborne-McMillan Elevator Co
Forisi
North Dakota
Pennington
Soo
Mr. Pennington
van Dusen-Harrington
Minnesota
State Treasurer Bickford Accused Of False Statement
The Forum article claims State Treasurer Bickford signed a statement denying a certificate of deposit existed. It asserts a Bowbells First State Bank CD for 20,230 dollars, number 2447, was issued to North Dakota and held as state funds against the law, contradicting his denial.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bickford
First State Bank ‘of
Bowbells
North Dakota
Tafts Son In Auto Accident In Beverly
Beverly Massachusetts June 27 one of President Tafts automobiles driven by his son Robert A Taft ran over and seriously injured an Italian street laborer at the hospital it was said the workmans skull was fractured
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Former Fargo printer Charles Seelbach dies in Bowden
Charles W. Seelbach, longtime printer and newspaper man, died Thursday in Bowden while running The Bowden Guardian. He was known in Minot and tied to The Reporter and The Optic, worked across North Dakota, and edited several papers. He left a wife and a 17 year old daughter in Wisconsin.
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Minot
N. D
Charles W. Seelbach
Northwest
Bowden
Seelbach
Optic
Bowbells
North Dakota
Fargo
Wisconsin
Typographical Union
Beloit
Wis
Congress approves over one billion in appropriations
WashingtonJune 27 Appropriations amount to 1 027 133 446 according to an official announcement by the house appropriations committee.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Dakota Dan Loses Jury Trial Bid in Russell Case
Boston June 27 The Dakota claimant in the Russell case loses his bid for a jury trial as a supreme court decision is handed down today.
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Dakota
Dan
Boston
Mass
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Operation Report Sparks Public Interest
New York June 27 reports say an operation may be performed on the throat of Theodore Roosevelt. Secretary Dr Walter F Chapple announced the engagement to attend the colonel. Oyster Bay offered no information and said Roosevelt had no visitors at Sagamore today nor were any expected.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Walter F. Chapple
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore
Hansbrough Delivers First Postcareer Address at Devils Lake
Former North Dakota senator H. C. Hansbrough spoke in Devils Lake on a Saturday night retirement address. The reception demonstrated his enduring popularity. Mayor P. J. McClory and other citizens praised him. A reception followed at the Commercial club rooms, lavishly decorated for the occasion.
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Devils Lake
N. D
H. C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Congress
P. J. McClory
Browne Jury Breaks Record in Prolonged Deliberation
Chicago June 27 the Browne bribery case jury has deliberated sixty seven hours with no sign of agreement. Judge McSurely suggested the panel may stay in session through next Friday or longer if needed.
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Chicago
Browne
McSurely
Justice Sought After Detective Fatal Mistake Ends Life
Pauline McHugh calls for atonement after three detectives misidentified John Dubinski as a criminal. Dubinski, a 21 year old miner, was shot while fleeing, sparking public sympathy and an official inquiry into police shooting rules. Chief Steward denies ordering shots and says rule 6 section 41 remains in effect.
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Chicago
Pauline McHugh
John Dubinski
Dubinski
John
Pauline
Steward
Police Department
Bandits Loot Oregon Short Line Train Near Ogden
A train robbery near Ogden Utah left every passenger robbed and an express car searched. Three desperadoes abducted valuables and beat a woman and a foreign man as Sheriff Wilson led a posse in pursuit. The exact haul was not disclosed.
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Ogden
Utah
Oregon Short Line
Tobbers
Wilson
Fatal Religious Riots in Spain
Madrid reports the Vatican pressuring Spain to withdraw the June 11 decree as talks on concordat revision continue. Across Bilbao and San Sebastian, anti Catholic demonstrations erupt with police intervention. fatalities and injuries are reported as clashes occur near Basque clubs and civic quarters.
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Madrid
Vatican
Spain
San Sebastian
Mere lads are bold burglars
In Pittsburgh on June 27 three brothers aged 15 13 and 7 were jailed after two days of police work. They allegedly robbed eight Mount Washington homes over three nights and hid valuables in an abandoned coal mine across the Monghela River. Candles food debris pistols and bayonets were found in their cave rendezvous. All three are in juvenile court.
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Pittsburg
South Side
Elmer Anscott
George
Francis
Mount Washington
Monghella
Geologist Leads Lignite Field Study in Southwest North Dakota
State geologist Dr A G Leonard has left Grand Forks to study lignite beds in the southwest during July and August. He will base at Dickinson and travel south toward South Dakota, proceeding north through Adams and Morton counties. Accompanying him are F B Farrow and William Greenleaf.
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Grand Forks
N. D
A. G. Leonard
Dickinson
South Dakota
Adams
Morton Counties
Leonard
F. B. Farrow
William Greenleaf
Bleached Flour Case Heads Toward End This Week
Kansas City June 27 Attorneys for both sides said the bleached flour case probably would be finished this week with the case in federal court. Witnesses for Milena were on the stand today.
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Kansas City
Milena
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