Riots at Duluth Leave Multiple Dead and Wounded
A weekend riot in Deburn Minn after a strike turned deadly with two killed and many injured as police and armed strikers clashed. Militia backed officers to restore order. arsenal shipments from St Paul later sent to Duluth amid ongoing rumors of further violence.
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H. Park
Youngstown
Ohio
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Legal flag rules delay forty two star flag until July
A Revenue Marine official explains that a flag with forty two stars is not legal until the next fourth of July after new states join the union. Private flag suppliers may provide forty two star flags, but the government requires a legal flag or none, per the reporter's conversation with a local contractor.
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Navy Department
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Reverend Brother Defends Base Ball in Pulpit
In Indianapolis Rev. Dr. Cleveland cousin of the ex president openly defended base ball from the Meridian Street Methodist church pulpit. He cited his own early playing as proof of harmless recreation and urged more holidays rather than denouncing popular amusements.
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Tragic death in Kimball man linked to drinking?
Albert J. Latclem once a Kimball leader shot himself in Sioux City ending a life troubled by financial loss from drinking. The item notes his prominence and several county offices held, with the sorrowful context of ruined fortune.
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Albert J. Latclem
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Mason City
Iowa
Minnesota
Lyle
County Board of Commissioners Adjourns and Recesses 1889
July 1 1889 regular session of the Board of County Commissioners begins with organization as a board of equalization. Proceedings cover adjournments for city assessment delays, multiple bills, bridge actions, district attorney appointment talk, and schedule for subsequent sessions through July 12 1889.
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Hanson Township
Jtanson County
Davison
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Aurora County
E. Whittlesey, Jr
Davison County
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Ethan
Stover
Bill
O. O. Stanchfield
Lillie Knapp
C P Church
D. W. Barnum
Robert $ Hare
Robert S
Flare
D. W. Court House
Lhomaty
S$ Dwight
Robert
Hare
C. P. Church
Amalie Son
ES Johnston
Joseph Curran
Ools Edwards
Rierson Ros
Merchandise County
Joseph Cook
Merchandise County Poor
Hunter
Inden
Gabeira
Barnum
Rierson Bros
Counnly Poor
McCormick
Lilla
Daniels
Coal County Poor
J Ward
IL R Vanderbogart
Board and
Care County Charge
Dell Wedebase
Register of Deeds
J E Wells
Edeseins
Wells
GW Hunter
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Ole Paulson
Hharnes & Co
AJ Labarre
Gairrecetete
H Bennett
Mitch- 7Ell
Saltie Awabale Sefelonia
Mohr
Justice of the Peace
L Bras
RT Warne
M. D
Jodstrup
Myches Panos
Robinson
Jas Lyons
Goulephouse Saanieerisanine
Mitchell Printing Co
P Wall
Burr
Goodykoontz
Kahn
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Fletcher
McTee
Telegraphic Gravities and Foreign Notes
Fire at Lawson Manufacturing Roxbury destroys factory with large insured loss. Obituaries note death of Charles W. Sanders author of Sanders' school books in New York. Mrs. Adams dies in Ithaca and trunk recovered from Johnstown wreck. Danbury fire hits Meeker and Clark factories. suspicion falls on incendiary. American visitors in England observe Saxon bill naming. Army corps rifles to be issued by 1890. European powers discuss Africa conference plans.
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Johnstown
Jelorence Massey
Danbury
Conn
Meeker
Pat Case
Theodore Clark & Co
Clark
Daniel McCrady
England
Press Comments On War And Rifle Victory In London
London dispatch notes Danish hesitation over Russia potentially opposing Germany while Denmark’s stance remains cautious. Massachusetts rifle team defeats South London 1068 to 1025 with clear leads across 200, 500, and 600 yard ranges.
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Russia
Germany
Denmark
Massachusetts
South London
Portugal Sanctions Arbitration With England
Lisbon Cabinet approves arbi tration proposal from Foreign Minister Peter H De Balters Gomez on the Delagoa Bay dispute with England. The meeting authorized pursuing arbitration.
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London
The
Times
Lisbon
Peter H. de Balters Gomez
England
Delagoa Hay
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