Fight for North Dakota Senate Heats Up Early
Candidates arrive and secure quarters as the United States senate race intensifies. Farmers Alliance figure Walter Muir asserts farmer support, while Johnso of Nelson County emerges amid talk of a Farmers Alliance bid. Ex-Governor Pierce is seen as a likely winner for one seat, with more contenders expected soon.
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Manitoba Forces Hold Crossing In Manitoba Du-Tuth Clash
A violent clash occurred at Crookston when Manitoba and Duluth Crookston and Northern men fought over a crossing. About twenty minutes of fighting left several injured as pick handles and iron bars were used. Manitoba retained control of the crossing with a large force poised to prevent further attempts.
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Court Decision Orders Count of Tunnel District Votes
In Helena Montana a court ruling directs the Silver Bow election canvassing board to count Tunnel district votes for McHatton. Hall's counsel appeals while Irvin, a Democratic board member, favors the decision. Republican Hall disagrees and seeks appeal. Jack is away. The state canvassing board proceeds to canvass, including Tunnel precinct returns received that afternoon.
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Proclamation Delaying State Admissions to Saturday
Washington awaiting the proclamation admitting new states likely to include the Dakotas and possibly Montana. The document, expected Thursday night, will be issued on Saturday due to customary timing on Fridays and the enabling act order. The Cronin trial opens with testimony from Major Sampson and others as cross examination continues.
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Jailed Suspect Testimony Weaves Cronin Case
Proceedings reveal witness accounts tying Sampson and Coughlin to a plan against Dr. Cronin. Tests confirm a cottage rental linked to Frank Williams alias Martin Burke, with a tense courtroom moment as a key witness identified Burke.
McRae to testify in Burke case amid delays
The Herald reports Chief McRae of Winnipeg will travel to Chicago to testify against Martin Burke, though reluctant, while Edward Spelman of Peoria is also dodging Illinois subpoenas. Michigan farmers surge toward political power with 75,000 joining the Patrons of Husbandry since May, aiming to influence state and national politics. Cronin trial in Chicago adjourned due to legal concerns over a potential guilty verdict and holiday handling. Emperor William travels to Venice. at a banquet, the Sultan receives the Hohenzollern order with the insignia adjusted by the Emperor.
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Count Herbert Bismarck in Perth Arrival
Count Herbert Bismarck has arrived at Perth. The second wrestling bout between Cannon and Bernard, champion of Bor deaux, in Paris lasted an hour and Cannon won. Mayor Grant signs to ban street bands on New York streets. Seth Low accepts Columbia College presidency effective February term. Argentina offers 24 000 square leagues of land by tender in Europe to raise 20 million for money reform. Kansas grants David Lemmons a reprieve until Jan 8 1890 for murder at an Indian reservation. John A Kimball pardoned for Utah postal law violation.
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John A. Kimball
Utah
National Afro American League Proposed Meeting at Nashville
Thomas Fortune calls Afro American clubs to form a National Afro American League at Nashville Tennessee on January 1, 1890. The aim is to organize colored citizens to secure inherent rights denied by constitutional means through collective action and national coordination.
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President signals support for Southern Exposition via telegraph
In Washington, the president and cabinet assembled at the telegraph room at noon Montgomery time. He dictated a message greeting the Southern exposition officials and they replied with best wishes for the event.
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No Troubled Times For Grant Remains Arlington Plan
Gen Isola Bird, quartermaster general, says placing Gen Grant’s remains at Arlington is feasible and Mrs Grant could be buried beside him. Each officer’s lot allows multiple family burials. ample space exists. Also notes British jealousy of Pan American efforts and ongoing European interest in South American trade and settlement. Bradley Barlow dies in Denver. Donaldson and Ross sail for Australia. Sardou and Massenet work on a new Grand Opera.
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Friction in Irish affairs fuels unionist and reform talk
A chaotic UK dispatch reports social tensions in Erie Pennsylvania where a man suspects his wife Abducted their child. In Bloomsburg New Jersey Moses Robbins reportedly hanged himself in a vacant building. In Brainerd Judge Holland suffers skull fractures after a buggy crash. Mora Minnesota Charlie Wilson is found dead from an accidental self-inflicted gun discharge. Local authorities reject J J Hill’s request to lower Red River Boies mills valuation. British political maneuvering weighs possible early session and land reform delays.
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Lightermen Amid Talks to Avert London Strike
Lospon reports a master seamen meeting where union demands were discussed and broad opinion favors avoiding a prolonged strike. A plan to use mediators Jordanagor and Cardinal Manning is floated, suggesting possible settlement with limited consequences for trade.
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Unknown Wreck Reported Drowning Crew Near Norfolk
NOV 1 reports Capt HB Williamson of the tug Sucken bach heard cries for help offshore Brouday. He searched the area for about 30 minutes but found no one alive. A dark painted eighteen foot schooner and a three masted vessel were sighted later with evident damage.
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Election Day Across States Reported Big Vote Quiet Potomac
Massachusetts fairs weather and a large turnout reported as general elections take place in states including Kentucky Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Nebraska New Jersey New York and Virginia. Tammany Hall County Democracy and Republicans push strong campaigns with expected majorities. In Troy New York violence and arrests occur amid polls. few districts report trouble, and weather eases voting.
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Election returns hint party shifts in Ohio cities
In Pittsburg and Cleveland reports of quiet tallies describe Republicans claiming some districts while Democrats gain in others. In Cleveland the temperance ticket reduces violence at polls. Foraker appears ahead in the county. Cincinnati results show Campbell possibly winning the city, with a mixed legislative outcome and no decisive gains for Foraker.
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Election chaos and varied results flood Baltimore and beyond
Reports from Baltimore and other cities detail widespread voting irregularities including imported repeaters and mislisted names, with certifying clerks busy while many split tickets appear. Elsewhere, Democratic gains in parts of the Midwest and Michigan elections spark excitement, along with fires in Muskegon and balloon observations in Springfield.
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Australian Ballot Law Spurs Smooth Voting Across Massachusetts
Dispatches from Worcester Lowell Springfield and other cities report the Australian ballot system functioning smoothly with indications of increased independent voting. In Virginia and nearby areas observers note heavy turnout and Democratic gains as Weather conditions and black voter participation shape results.
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Lowell
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Philadelphia voters show tepid turnout in stale election
Pennsylvania report notes ideal weather but scant public interest in the Philadelphia race as voters were few and turnout appeared muted across the city. The piece highlights political apathy despite favorable conditions for casting ballots.
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Paladelphia
Special Session of the Board of Commissioners Notice
The board of commissioners of Davison County holds a special session November 9 1880 at 10 o’clock a m to transact any business before them. An official canvass of the November 6 election will be made. County Auditor TD Robinson South Dakota.
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Castoria Advert Claiming Health Benefits Across Body
An old therapeutic claim describes Castoria as purifying blood and energizing organs. It asserts strength for the stomach, kidneys, liver, brain, and mind, and urges parents to use Castoria for children’s ailments, tracing benefits from infancy onward.
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CANS OF THE TONGUE PRODUCT CLAIMS SORE CURE
An ad style snippet touts Swift's Specific as a cure for a severe mouth sore, noting rapid healing and claimed health benefits. It mentions syrup of pigs productions, kidney and bladder benefits, and asserts value to mothers and children, with a regional Atlanta origin and a physician or regulator endorsement.
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