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Newspaper

Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1890

Page

7

Pushing Irrigation in the Dakota Farmlands

The piece reports aggressive moves to irrigate in the Dakotas with artesian wells. The James River Irrigation Company plans to drill wells, form a Western Machinery Company, and build a local foundry to manufacture equipment. Investors from New York and Philadelphia back the effort as a path to higher, steadier yields.

South Dakota Two Dakotas Jim River Aberdeen Daily News Brown County Messrs F. H. Haggerty B.C. Lamont A. W. Campbell Mongo Uhase Redfield James River Irrigation Company Miesegentlemer Artesia Mellutte Iowa Mellette Banny Western Machinery Company Huron Rednvld Aberdeen Hagerty-Lamont New York Philadelphia Crambnsmain

Official Report on the Murder of Barrundia Aboard an American Ship

The New York Herald outlines Minister Mizner’s official report detailing the shooting of Gen. Barrundia on the Pacific Mail Steamer Acapulco near Guatemala. Barrundia, traveling from Tapachila toward Salvador, was arrested by Guatemalan authorities in Champerico and San Jose, then killed aboard the Acapulco after resisting with two revolvers.

New York Herald Washington Mizner Get Barrundia Acapulco House of Representatives McCreary Mizner Dire Lhese Barrundig San Jose Salvador Champerico Barrandin Pitts Guatemalin Almiey Arguiano Brancisco United States Capt Barrandia Chingperico Aguiano Miener Guatemala Barrondia Sanose Guatemalan Col Torivlio Acapulvo Toriello Barr Toriella

Fall of Barrundia Sparks Gunfire On Board Vessel

Toriello rushed from his retreat and fired with a revolver at the fallen man, firing at least twenty shots from both sides. I telegraphed to Mr. Leverich and the American minister with details. Later Guatemalan authorities boarded the Acapulco and seized Barrundia’s effects for delivery to his relatives. Mizner protests to the Guatemalan government over Hurundia's shooting violating a promise to spare his life.

Toriello Mr. Mizner Hurrundia Burrundia

Irish hunger crisis amid Balfour era political crackdown

The St Paul Dispatch notes Ireland faces famine like destitution as potato failures bite. It condemns Mr Balfour’s government for arresting Irish leaders and brutal actions at Tipperary, predicting the Salisbury ministry will fall and Gladstone liberals return.

St. Paul Dispatch Ireland John Morey Mr. Balfour Parlient Queen Elizabeth Cromwell Tipperary Balfon Meysers O'Brien Dillon Salisbury Mr. Gladstone

Disappearance of Ritter Hits New York Brokers Lapsley & Galluse

Confidential clerk and bookkeeper Ritter for Lapsley and Galluse of New York vanished taking several thousand dollars from accounts. He left a wife and three children with no provision and was trustee of an $8,000 estate. Alleged affair with a blonde woman and possible elopement are noted. firm states losses are limited to a few thousand dollars and will not affect business.

C. L. Mott Blue Eyes Washington Bitter Lapslay & Galluse New York City Ritter Mamie Hunn Lapsley & Galluse

Wedded at Laat in Chatanoogs Tenn

A romance dating back thirty five years culminated in marriage on the 25th of its month at Chatanoogs Tennessee. The groom was Mr George Clotz of Buffalo New York and the bride Mrs Crook of Galena. They became engaged in 1855 and went West to seek a new life.

Laat Chatanoogs Tenn George Clotz Buffalo N. Y Crook Galena

Lovers Reunited in Chattanooga Marriage After Long Drift

A romance begins with a failed suit then a distant pursuit to the East. On return both lovers learn their former partners have died, and they meet in Cincinnati. In Chatanooga they wed and depart rejoicing on a new life together.

Florida Atlanta Cincinnati Chatanooga

Decision against the Wisconsin Central in land suit

The Wisconsin Central Railroad challenged claims to 100000 acres in Ashland county valued at $2,000,000. FE. A Bekken J L J Lentz and W Forsyth were ousted from lands tied to a federal land grant after a U.S. circuit court ruling. The case, argued last June before Justices Harlan and Bunn, resulted in a decision contrary to the railroad.

Wisconsin Central Railroad Company A. Bekken J. L J. Lentz W.0. Forsyth Ashland County Seoghye Harlan and Bunn United States Circuit Court

Trains Collide Near Nampa Idaho in Fatal Wreck

A freight train split, a night passenger train rear-ended it on the Oregon Short Line about three miles west of Nampa Idaho on the 23d. One passenger was killed Patrick Boyle Boise river and several crew injured as engines and cars were damaged and passengers shaken.

Oregon Nampa Idaho Coldwell Patrick Boyle Boise River Kaiser Byle

What Ruins the Trout Streams

A discussion on fisheries regulation notes amendments to protect trout streams. It cites Jon D. Collins and the Legislature and condemns illegal practices that deplete stocks. The piece argues large trout should be the target, not juveniles, to preserve reproduction.

General Stosman Jon D. Collins Utica Aix Uches West Canada Wilkinson Essex County

The Locomotive in Winter Power and Fury

A vivid portrayal of a locomotive battling a heavy snow storm. The cabin is cold and dreary with frozen windows and rushing drafts. The engine lunges through drifting snow, its speed variable, while the scene evokes Death Angel imagery and a haunting, dreamlike passage of the train.

Mechanica Apolloon

The Last Resort and Travel Plans in Verse

A fragmented poem reflects longing for rest and recreation away from style and business. The speaker mentions Long Branch Saratoga Cape May Old Point Comfort and Canada as preferred locales, seeking safety and peaceful escape with thoughts of financial concerns fading.

Canada

Preparer of Skeletons in a Paris Cartonn Industry

A Boston Journal correspondent uncovers a hidden St Denis complex where bodies from hospitals and prisons are boiled, bones processed, and skeletons assembled for anatomy classes and cabinets. Workers from varied backgrounds labor in this grim, profitable enterprise amid pervasive odors drifting across Paris.

Franca Paria Boston Journal Parks Las Jist Jong St. Denia St. Denis Tania France Seafold Exlover Austria Europe Theophile Gautier Baudelaire Paris Iron Montmartre Montrouge

Oysters that Grow on Trees in Mangrove Waters

The boat reaches man groves and we gather oysters growing on roots and branches. Clear tropical water swarms with vividly colored fish and fearless creatures. The bottom hosts sea anemones and abundant mollusks and crustaceans, making mangrove thickets rich collecting grounds until a cleared cove offers access to land.

Tropics

Doctor Bickle Faces Rumors Of Unprofessional Conduct

In October issue of Popular Seiexca Monthly a satire recalls Doctor Bickle amid rumors of professional missteps. A prominent patient died after allegedly improper treatment. debate continues on whether sweet milk or buttermilk affected the outcome and whether Bickle can succeed amid the criticism.

Bickle Johnson Arkansaw Traveler

Mapita of Remarkable People Describes Polynesian Life

A correspondent for La Francia Chronicles discusses South Sea Islands, dispelling myths of savagery. He praises tall build and beauty of the people, describes their homes built from saplings, native tobacco and banana leaf cigars, and eats including madras paste and raw fish. Language features trochaic poetry and social courtesies.

la Francia ¢A Chronicle South Sea Invest Strate Ixlandova Mila Madras

A Bullet’s Deadly Work in Merrivale Texas

Jan Ledenbans was away from home when his young son found his Winchester in Merrivale Texas. An older daughter tried to take the gun from the boy and the weapon discharged fatally. The ball pierced the child’s mouth and brain killing him instantly. The girl screamed for help and fell over the sister’s body on entering the house. The bullet then passed through the weatherboarding and killed the second child, lodging in her mouth.

Jan. Ledenbans Merrivale Texas Winchester

Duel Near Parin on the Lath nat Wounds among Combatants

A duel occurred near Parin on the Lath nat between ML Levy a member of M Mormelx's accends and M Galopin. All combatants sustained wrist wounds during the exchange in what appeared to be a contentious encounter.

Parin Lathnat ML Levy M. Mormelx BE. Rochefort M. Galopin Wriat

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