Summary of News From North Dakota and Nearby Areas
The Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge meeting in South Dakota. J W Peodergaes named Humboldt postmaster. new post at Evy lig Brule county. delays irritate Crow Creek and lower Brule agencies. North West road contract Yankton to Randolph Neb via Centerville Bronx Falls and Duluth. Democratic state executive committee members and addresses listed. State board of charities exonerates Dr T P Livingston. Edger G Edgerton elected steward. In Mangan, Sullivan’s dry goods store robbery ends with gunfire. Franks sentenced to two years. Wall sentenced for murder of his wife.
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J. W. Peodergaes
Humboldt
Minnvoalis
Evylig
Brule
Goo, R
Bherrat Poatmaator
Crow
Creek
Lower Brule
Clume Brewery
Huron
C. H. Vantadeel
Northwost
Yankton
Randolph
Neb
Oman
Centerville
Bronx Falla
Duluth
Otto Peemiller
K. M. O'Brien
J. 1. Lawler
Mitchell
P. F. Wickhens
Alexandria
D. J.conway
Sioux
Palmer
Pierre
Ienne Penraon
Aberdeen
Henry C. Hinckley
W. Drowahi
Scotland
State Board of Charities
T. PF. Livingston
Baylum
Livingston
J. A. Potter
Oxy- Tom
Lila Roaiznation
Edger G. Edgerton
Judge Edgerton
United States Court
Thinet
Mangan
William Fracks
Benoxt Wall
Sullivan's
Tom Gleason
Pugliet
Ben Margin
Gleason
Frankei
Jiatle
Wall
Bismarck
Franks
Nolaan
Mandan
Wolf
North Dakota items and local notices mix of tragedy and politics
The column reports Willard Talbot a 13 year old drowning at Mamlan on the Heart river. It notes a suicide by Jobe W. Hunter of Lowdon. A murder near Devils Lake involving Agnes Baldwin chopping and burying Kinney is described with suspects jailed. It mentions Miners and mining data for the seventh US census to be gathered by Si M. Tuttle of Mandan. It cites Agnes Baldwin’s marriages and current New Orleans residence, and Senator Casey proposing a Montana irrigation fund to aid Dakota settlement and irrigation.
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Willard Talbot
Mamlan
Heart River
Jobe W. Hunter
Lowdon
Candc
Minca
United States
Si. M. Tuttle
Mandap
Theatnte
Thie
Mandan
Devils Lake
Ayses Baldwin
Kinney
Kimpy
Agnes Baldwin
New Orleana
Casey Hag
Board of County Comanienioners
Pierre County
Congress
Rre Company
Yeontor Casey
Senate
Dakotas
Pension surge as new law draws daily applications
From Washington the president backs the pension act and daily intake at the pension office grows. About 30,000 applications have already been received, while Father Hynelon of Tacoma seeks renewed Catholic government cooperation on Indian education and plans a Washington visit with the delegation to back the request.
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Maling Wsomiey
Tin
Father Hynelon
Tacoma Soarester of Commerce
Indian Echoo
Waenington
Indiana
Washington
Bia
Local Crime Reports Spark Race Tensions and Thefts
A report from Rayette County describes a fatal clash at a fish pond between white and Black residents leaving four killed. Nearby Charleston detectives faced a drunken Black mob, with nine killed and two wounded. Kellogg Minnesota saw a hardware store burglary of 150 dollars in cash and 65 dollars in stamps plus other valuables. L E Fay residence burglary noted at Clinton County Advertiser staff. A surprising note mentions Billy Maloney, reading clerk for New York City board of aldermen in 1884.
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Rayette County
Lour
Charleston
W. Ve
Kellogg, Minn
L. E. Fay
Clinton County Advertiser
Billy Malooy
Reading
Board of Alderman
New York City
Indicted men linked to Broadway crime spree described
Clippings recount a district attorney offer to Ald Da Luncay as two men face indictments tied to a Broadway trend in crime. A daring Danbury robbery yielded jewelry worth 9000 dollars and 700 in cash. Anoka Minn worker Avatin Hill was assaulted by highwaymen, and Armeterna was hanged in Orangeburg DC for patricidal crime.
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Ald
da Luncay
Danbury
Conn
Lamas
Avatin Hill
Anoka
Minn
Shoa
Bourne
Hill
Jones
Orangeburg
D.C
Thabutate
bin Ateomothyr
Armetena
Bin
Bia
Record of Storm Casualties Across Cities and Incidents
A storm crippled Sherman North Carolina with a lightning strike on I L Thayer's drug store causing severe damage. A Knights of Pythias train wreck near Montana killed four, with other fires and explosions across Ohio Pennsylvania New York and Vermont. Fatalities included Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Shay and Whitmersh, while Mrs Beahan and Mrs Van Dyer were injured. A windstorm hit Cleveland causing 200000 in damage, and a cyclone era struck Fargo. Harp harmonic fires burned homes in Harmony Kentucky killing a family. Erie Pa endured 105 degree heat and lightning, with William Stith struck by lightning. Michiana area faced a powerful gale with a dock torn away. Vergennes Vermont reported widespread damage and debris. Salamanca New York suffered a major building collapse injuring Fred Stupel. Lake Elmo Lodge near St Paul Minnesota burned, with heavy losses but plans to rebuild at the lakeside resort.
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Sherman
N. C
I. L
Thayer
Tila
Tlnots Central
6Th Regiment of
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Montana
Til
Mary Gallepatein
Erie
Madaha
Globe Tobacco Warehouse
Cincinnati
Brooks Waterfield Company
Cleveland
Eheriff Cleveland
Toga County
N. Y
Jamen Shay
Avary Whitmersh
Eid
Thomas Beahan
Harvey van Dyer
Binghampton
Ohio
Cour
Fargo
Isingle
Harmony
Watson
Baba
William Stith
Michizanelty
Mich
Tin Ice Company
Vergennes
H. 'T. Roth
Salamanca
N.Y
Lake Elmo Lodge
St. Paul
Ming
Jomeley
Twin Cities
World notes and rumors from far lands and Europe
Foreign gossip reports Boulangist pardon requests for a return to France. Armenian tax debtors burned by Turkish forces. Ugandan king plans to send twenty youths to London to study hospital systems. China may borrow 20 million dollars in silver for Manchurian railways. British Lords debate the Heligoland matter. Russian harvest prospects are favorable across Russia and the Baltic. Risela to appoint consuls along East African ports. Catholic parties in Germany and Austria seek papal temporal power restoration. The Gaelin liner reached San Francisco from Hong Kong amid other rumors of Korea.
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Paris
Boulanger
France
Alhkaea
Mwanza
Uganin
London
England
China
Manchuria
Heligoland
Germany
Honng of
Lord Ballabury
Russia
Baltic
Risela
Catholica
South Germany
Auetele
San Franck
Cal
Ith Just
Hong Kong
Japan
Cores
European royal fortunes spark political unrest across courts
Reports describe tremors in European power circles as German empress dowager heiress plans clash with expectations of Parie and Brovanza factions. Strewn by Greece King George abdication rumors and Danube tensions, courts in St Petersburg and Vienna weigh Ferdinand and Oscar amid shifting alliances and Russian defiance.
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H. M
Leander
Severn
Toma
Freign
Berlin
Eiroles
Ager Empresa Fredrick
England
Comte de Parie
Duke of
Bropanza
Portugal
Thaccor
St. Petersburg
Russia
Ferdinand
Dulenein
Prince Oncar
Sweden
Jan Simpire
Danube
Ateletram
Athans Saya
Greece
Sparta
Sophie
Pruesia
Slater
Kar
George
Bes
Haing
Athena
Bishop Appointed in Browneville Names Verdaggutt
Rev Father Peter Verdaggutt longtime pastor of the Church of Our Lady Queen of the Angela in San Francisco has received a Rome cable announcing his appointment as Bishop of Browneville Texas.
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Peter Verdaggutt
Church of Our Lady Queen of the Angela
San Francisco
Rome
Browneville, Tex
Miscellaneous News Items From The Era
Stock of the American Gun Investment company to be sold in the United States. Ground broken for Niagara Tower foundation to observe land elevations along the tunnel route. Vanderbilts rumored to control Chicago stockyards, Chauncey Depew urged to lead. London company possibly exiting. Walter T Burr, ex-municipal judge, dies near St. Paul. A major brewery battle swirls through Chicago amid consolidation.
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American Gun Investment Company
England
Niagara Patk
Vanderbilts
Chicaco
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Army Ren
Minnesota
Mrs Cairns Sells Kirkwood Property to Negro Syndicate
Mrs Cairns, a Kirkwood educator and temperance lecturer, defied town authorities after a dispute over a sewer pipe and a small suit. She sold her Kirkwood holdings to a syndicate led by ex US Minister J Milton Turner, planning a negro manual training school in the town’s most exclusive quarter, provoking residents.
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4Noa
Cairns
Tefasing
Forest Park Boulevard
St. Louis
Two Men Die Rescuing Boys in Iowa Mine Shaft
In What Cheer Iowa two rescuers died while attempting to save two boys trapped by black damp in an abandoned coal mine shaft. Armstrong aged 22 and Roy Hank aged 8 perished after descending the 60 foot shaft to reach the boy, who had fallen while climbing a ladder to the bottom. A crowd watched as efforts failed and both bodies were recovered. The city mourns the tragedy.
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Armstrong
Roy Hank
What Cheer
Iowa
Armatrong
George Peanui
Iifa
Armstrong Leaves Young Wife and Child After Sheriff’s Son Dies
Armstrong, eldest son of the former sheriff, was a young man of sterling qualities. He leaves a young wife and one child.
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Armstrong
Sterling Qhalities
Mutual Aid In The Army Mutual Aid Association Debate
A New York Herald correspondent reports Army officers debate the best plan for the Army Mutual Aid Association a relief fund for families of deceased members The proposed system shifts from per death payments to annual assessments creating a reserve expected to reach about 150000 while keeping returns tied to the current death rate Discussion centers on fair distribution between older and younger members and methods to fund future claims amid possible war or epidemics.
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New York Herald
Biemarck
Army Mutual Aid Association
United States
Amplita
Ita
Joe
Shoald
Clase
Fargo Wind Storm Ravages City and Trains
A severe windstorm hit Fargo North Dakota at about 2:30 a.m. causing extensive damage across the city including unroofed blocks and blown down electric towers. Seven children and several train passengers were killed or injured amid wrecked cars, with many injuries reported among railroad staff and city residents.
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Fargo
Aleo
Saya
Jas. McCarthy
Ana Aiwaokee
Elevator Shortages Stir Grain Trade Amid Controversy
Edward Richards denounces elevator charges as criminal and calls for reform. He cites shortages averaging 12 bushels per car and argues mixing grades boosts profits, inflating costs for No 2 wheat and No 3 wheat. He warns that losses hit grain in transit from initial points to consuming markets.
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Edward
Richards
Board of Trade
Chicago
Trouble Brewing In Central American Unions Said
Much StrifaIn View Thomas A Sarefield a former San Salvador resident and large An Guatemala property owner stopped in Chicago saying trouble is brewing in all the Central American republics. He predicts a general uprising over the proposed union of Costa Rica Honduras Nicaragua San Salvador and Guatemala and notes arms shipments from San Francisco raising fears of bloodshed and factional conflict. He warns soldiers may flee and fighting could intensify as tensions rise.
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Thomas A. Sarefield
Antil
San Salvador
Anatemala
Chicago
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Menendez
Bezeta
San Francisco
Railroad Trust Rumors Point to Large Combine Forming
The New York Tribune reports that recent deals indicate a major railroad combine is forming. Plans once aimed at two eastern and western trusts are converging as bankers and Vanderbilts align, with notable actions like the Union Pacific–Northwestern pact and Rock Island–Union pact signaling near realization.
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New York Tribune
New York
Chicago
Huntington
Penle
Vanderbilts
Union Pactic-Northwerten
Bock Inland
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Publiabers
North Dakota
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Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge of
Coors Dakota
Mitchall
Ardiy
Yerxa’s
McGill & Co
Opera House
Republican Office
Keeney
Battlement
Bank of North Dakota
Chapin
Exchange Hotel
Continental Block
Manitoba
Grand Pacific
Moorhead
McCarthy
Fifth
Ninth
Northern Pacific
Miwaukee Crossing
Chicago & Northwestern
McCabe
Geo
A. Manning
Post Malls
Idala
J. P. Roundtree
Pingree
N. D
Mied McCabe
Supt. McCabe
C. K. Helm
Ellensburg
Victor Montgomery
Nordstrom
Finland
Seattle
John Richie
Albert Lee
Express Messenger
R.C. Mann
Addison Amgur
Palouse City
Tmce
G. A. Marr
Temple
Ben Sportamar
Porter
Purdy
Warren G. Purdy
Rock Island Road
Col
R.S. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Fred Purdy
Mapleton
Dalrymple
Edmunds
Butteville
Largo
Minneapolis
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