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Newspaper

Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1890

Page

7

Death of Hon Samuel J Randall in Washington Home

Hon Samuel J Randall died peacefully at his Capitol Hill residence in Washington D C on the morning of the 13th after hours of unconsciousness. Family members including his wife and daughter kept vigil as he uttered the word Mother moments before passing. funeral observers and officials attended as dawn broke and the bell tolled.

Samuel J. Randall Washington Randall Capitol Hill Washington, D. C Mr. Randall

Randall Dies After Prolonged Illness At Home

The long illness of Mr. Randall ended with his death after two years of declining health. His wife Mia Randall and daughter Susan cared for him at home with help from family as friends offered aid. Dr. Mallan had treated him for gout and later for a violent nocturnal hemorrhage caused by a lapse after ice cream and strawberries.

Mr. Wanmaker Mr. Randall Bia Mia Randall Susan Wannaimaker Alllicad Thomas Hf. Mullan Mallan

Medal for Francis Life-Saving Appliance Man Honored

Joseph Francis received a gold lifesaving medal at the White House on the 12th in a ceremony including remarks by Senator Evarts and the President. The medal weighs over three troy pounds, four inches in diameter, with $760 in gold, and cost over $4,000 to produce. The President praised Francis for inventions that saved thousands of lives and resolved Congress to honor his work for mankind.

Gaserblad White House Joseph Rancis Tne Medi Senator Evarts Congress Francis Brancis Evarts American Congress

Gen Washburn Eyes Sugar Beet Industry Expansion

Gen Washburn of Minnesota advocates United States sugar beet production as a major future industry. He cites Bohemia Germany and France as profitable models and notes plans for a $750 000 beet sugar plant at Grand Island Nebraska. Washington allies discuss seed distribution and Minnesota cultivation potential for 100 workers seeding 114 acres each.

Gen. Washburn Thia W. D. Washburn Minnesota Washington Bohemia Germany France Nebraska Grand Island Neb Senator Paddock Department of Agriculture New Orleans Washburn

Boabdil's Vision and the Dial of Warning in Granada

Boabdil reveals to Muza a midnight visitation by his father’s ghost warning restraint and the fate of Granada. The king recounts a magic dial bearing the warning “Beware Not Arm” and a looming hour of decision shaping his throne and people amid starry omens.

Muza Boabdil el Zopogbi Santansa Alhambra Thedena Asrael Mara Piy Basbdil Beaubdil Ekelevan Grenada Musa Ferdinand Almamen Moxa Ben Abil Gazen Chizo Althouh Orient Almanmen Bia Ape Sulobrena el Zagat Oncil Hia Atepe Leila

Boabdil and Lutter Seek Hope Through a Magic Tablet

In a dialogue of plans and trust Boabdil urges a companion to inspect a magical tablet. He argues that losing a crown or life is preferable to losing confidence in a loyal heart. The moment brims with hopeful anticipation as they await a decisive hour.

Boabdil Thia

The Moor Muza and the Unveiling of Leila in Grenada

Muza, a Moor, searches for Leila within the guarded Grenadan mansion. He meets a decrepit Jew, learns she left Grenada, and vows Grenada as his mistress. El Zagal’s treason reshapes fate as Boabdil gains popular support and the Alhamora awaits a new king.

Adow Mara Ximen Muza Leili Genel Alrics Grenada Muze Ajlah Leila

Moors and Christians Tense Siege Amid Reconciliation Efforts

Chapter V sees Ferdinand enforcing restraint after Moorish gains at Muza ambush, fortifying passes for siege supplies while Almamen’s fate remains unknown. Boabdil’s energies awaken as Muza’s council, the queen mother, and Amine’s influence stir the dormant ruler. The narrative notes continued military and political tension.

Ferdinand Muza Eid Almamen Grenada Boabdil Amine

Portrait of Leila in a Grenada camp scene

In a dim Christian camp pavilion a young woman sits alone in despair over persecution. Tears mark her cheeks as she laments danger to her father and lover and faces an uncertain fate as Ferdinand realigns his war with a sacred crusade disguise. The scene ends with a prelude to prayer as the army moves toward ceremony.

Lela Ier Almamen Grenada Leilala Ferdinand

Spain Faces Possible Republic After Cabinet Fall

The article notes a likely overthrow of Spain’s cabinet before July with strong republican momentum. It cites civic strength, worker support for a May Barcelona demonstration, and possible universal suffrage before a looming election. Military officers resist, some ex-marshals prepare exile amid rising republican prospects.

Spain Republican Party Barcelona Sta Jovas del Castillo Martines Campos

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