North Dakota Senate Candidates Early for Ground Fight
Unclear clipping reports early activity in North Dakota senate race. Mentions candidates Walter Muir and Nelson Equity amid Farmers Alliance context. Notes discussions on support, backing, and potential outcomes, with references to ex-governor Pierce and other hopefuls.
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Irmers’ Alliance
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Attas
Pierce
Tere
Manitoba Keeps Crossing After Townsfolk Clash
At Crookston Minnesota on November 2 a violent clash occurred between Manitoba and Duluth Crookston and Northern railway factions over a crossing. Manitoba men repelled a cross-rail attempt, injuring several and driving back Duluth Crookston and Northern workers. Sheriff and deputies stood by helpless as Manitoba retained control of the crossing.
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Crookston
Tcookston
Duluth
Decision Rendered in Montana Election Case Over Tunnel District
The Silver Bow canvassing board was ordered to count Tunnel district votes for McHatton. Counsel for Hall filed notice of appeal seeking a stay, while Democratic member Irvin stated satisfaction without appeal. Republican member Hall desired the appeal. third member Jack is away. The board began canvassing, including Silver Bow returns received that afternoon. County clerk followed the court’s decision and included Tunnel precinct votes.
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Helena
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Silver Bow
McHatton
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Supreme Court
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New Yorks
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Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Nebraska
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Virginia
Tammany Hall
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Proclamation Delays Admit New States Likely Montana Uncertain
Washington report says the proclamation admitting the Dakotas Washington and possibly Montana will be issued within twenty four hours but may be delayed until Saturday The delay follows long standing custom against Friday public documents and the plan probably admits the other states in the act’s order plus notes Burke linked to the case chronology.
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Garrity Case At Prison Hearing Involves Cronin Ally Testimony
Trial transcripts reveal witnesses detailing alleged plots to strike Cronin, with Beggs accusing Cronin of disloyalty and Coughlin involvement. An identity confrontation centers on Martin Burke, identified as Frank Williams by Annie Carlson amid tense courtroom suspense.
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McRae Will Come and Testify in Burke Case
Chicago dispatch reports Chief McRae of Winnipeg finally agrees to testify in Chicago against Martin Burke, though he is reluctant. Edward Spelman of the Clans also dodges Illinois subpoenas, while Port Huron notes 73,000 Michigan farmers join Patrons of Husbandry fearing monopolies. Cronin trial adjourns over holiday concerns. Emperor William sails to Venice and decorates the Sultan at Yadiz Kiosk banquet in Constantinople.
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Berlin
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Cannon Defeats Bernard in Paris Wrestling Bout
In the second bout between Cannon and Bernard, Lor deaux of Paris, the match lasted an hour and Cannon emerged the winner. The event follows Herbert's arrival in Perth and precedes city and college news.
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National Afro American League Call Issued for Nashville Meeting
Thomas Fortune, editor of The Age, urges Afro American clubs nationwide to form a National Afro American League. The plan aims to secure inherent rights denied to the race and to organize a national convention in Nashville, Tennessee, on January 15, 1890, to establish the federation and advance constitutional citizenship.
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Lesgues
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Teague
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Tenn
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Presidents Touch Telegraph to Open Southern Exposition
President and cabinet meet at the White House telegraph room to start the Southern Exposition at Montgomery Alabama. At noon Washington time he dictated a message of best wishes to expo managers and received a reply from M. C. Burke praising the president and cabinet for their support.
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Washington
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Ala
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Grant Remains and Arlington Burial Plans Signal Contingent Resting Place
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Ilola bird, quartermaster general, saying Mrs. Grant could be interred beside her husband at Arlington under existing rules. The piece notes officers’ lots and family rights, with ample room for multiple burials. A second item from London discusses Pan American trade interest, European capital, and English vigilance over any U S South America alliance.
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Bradley Barlow Dies in Denver After Vermont Return
News briefs report Bradley Barlow a long prominent political and banking figure died in Denver Colorado on a Saturday after recently arriving from Vermont. Also noted is Professor John Donaldson the Minneapolis pugilist now in San Francisco joining with Duncan C ross and sailing to Australia. Sardou and Massenet begin work on a new opera for the Grand Opera Paris.
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Vermont
John Donaldson
Minneapolis
Victorien Sardou
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Sardou
Socially charged cases and accidents across towns
Reports from Erie Pennsylvania to Bloomsburg New Jersey and Fergus Falls describe a wife's abduction of a child, a prominent elder’s suicide, a hunter’s fatal accident, and a county tax dispute. British politics debate Irish reform and local government timing, with figures like Mr William Henry Smith weighing landlordism and policy risks.
Lightermen Bend Toward Settlement Over Demands
London November 6 at a meeting of master lightermen the general view favored avoiding a long strike and seventeen lightermen reportedly granted the workers demands. Mediation by the lord mayor and Cardinal Manning was considered favorably as a path to settle the dispute without serious consequences.
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London
Cardinal Manning
Mrs. MacKay
Voices hushed forever in a distant wreck report
An unnamed report recounts a shore rescue attempt when a man heard cries for help about twelve miles north of a coast, witnessed a collision scene with a schooner yawl and a frail vessel, and Captain Williamson searched the area for thirty minutes without further signs before heading to Nortolt.
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Williamson
Nortolt
Boiler Explodes on Indiana Farm Killing Man
In Jianvur Indiana on November 1 a portable engine boiler exploded during work at a farm. Adam Mann was killed and several others were seriously scalded. Boiler fragments were found up to 2000 yards away. The blast was caused by low water.
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Holland
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Election in eh trees The Australian System
Election news from New York and states report standard voting across the union. Parts note weather favorable, campaigns active, and expectations vary between Tammany County Democracy and Republicans. Some districts report challenges and disturbances around polls with several arrests for violence and alleged fraud.
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Voting across states shows heavy turnout and Democratic gains
Reports from Massachusetts to Virginia indicate a strong turnout and early indications of Democratic gains. Massachusetts towns report the new ballot law working, with smooth voting and reduced cautions. In Virginia, Democrats appear to win large majorities as blacks vote for Mahone and whites back McKinney, with arrests for double voting and widespread quiet polling across several cities.
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Worcester
Lowell
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Republicans Claim Philadelphia in Election Report
Philadelphia voters showed little interest as Republicans claimed Philadelphia amid favorable weather. The brief dispatch notes sparse turnout and minimal public engagement during the election day events.
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Philadelphia
Election Echoes Across Cities Amid Quiet Balloting
Reports from Wis Concluded races show Republicans leading in elections for district attorney and other offices. In Cleveland and Cincinnati voters favored straight party tickets with Voraker and Campbell among notable names, while turnout remained high and order prevailed.
Election News Mixed Across States From Novembers Results
Reports from Baltimore Des Moines Chicago and Detroit describe mixed election results and irregular voting practices. Observers note misregistered names and hundreds certified for voters left off poll books while races in Nebraska Mississippi and Michigan show Democratic gains Republican victories and local issues such as boulevard bonds. A balloon ascent reaches Illinois and a Roman Catholic centennial event is planned in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Elesay
Special session of county board to canvass Nov 6 results
The Days-Son Corpbynvilt board of commissioners meets Saturday May 1889 at 10 a.m. to conduct a special session and to canvass the election results of November 6, as announced by County Auditor WT Robinson. South Dakota. November 9, 1880s.
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Son Corpbynvilt
Yay
Robinson
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Isso Ee
Fragmented Testimony on Castoria and Medical Quackery
A garbled page references Castoria and a child’s illness, then shifts to disjoint mentions of a cancermalignant condition and a medical quack remedy. The text appears as broken OCR with scattered names and phrases about disease and purported remedies, and ends with stray references to a doctor.
CANCSR.OF THE TONGUE AND ITS TREATMENT IN ATLANTIC CITY
A reader reports a long term tongue sore that threatened nutrition. After seeking care in Atlantic City, a marked recovery followed a course of tonic injections and a specific treatment by Dr. AMUT SPECHIC CO in Branygr gs Georgia.
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Fea
Srre
Amut Spechic CO
Branygr Gs
Alana
Syrup of Figs Advertisement Copy with Health Claims
An OCR fragment markets a fig syrup as a laxative and nutritive tonic. It claims benefits for the body and systems, touts birth aid and cures for colds and headaches, and references Mrs. C. Melbourne and Atlanta marketing details.
Hem we aukee ual geen ts
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent names or facts to summarize into a news item.
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