Distant townsfolk and officials in Dakota and beyond
The report lists scattered events from Dakota and nearby states including a hanging in effigy, a new town laid out near Thief River, arson at Browns, and wood measures. It notes elevator construction at Argyle and Stephens, a completed project at Angus, stamp shortages in Fargo Lands Office, and loans from Bismarck and Grand Forks. Other items include land fraud discovery near Huron, a mirage spectacle, a drowning accident, and sheriff action on stolen property.
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Argyle and Stephens
Thie Re Road
Angus
Fargo Lands Office
Bismarck J
Grand Forks
ExGovernor Ordway Probes Campbell Campaign Questions
Nehemiah G. Ordway ex governor of Dakota stands at the Merchants Hotel in St Paul to question Hugh J Campbell Yankton US District Attorney. He vows a cross examination and cites a letter showing consent to quash Yankton indictments. Ordway discusses possible Pierre nominees and regional politics, naming several North Dakota figures and noting Capitol plans and a new building completion timeline.
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St. Paul
Nehemiah G. Ordway
Dakota
Washington
Hugh J Campbell
Yankton
United States
Ordway
Campbell
Messrs
Boteler
Haight
C. K. Davis
P. ©. Shannon
Pierre
Raymond
Pettigrew
Grand Forks
Pennsylvania
Bennet
Central Dakota
E. C. Eddy
Watertown
Judge Pease
Sam McMasters
N. C.allen
Unitedtates
Blaine
George Flannery
Bismarck
Alexander Hughes
Capital Building Committee
Merchants
Orth Dakota
South
Marshall Allen
Hercules
Alexander McKenzie
Bottle with note from cowboys on Great Range north of Fort Laramie
George Hughes found a bottle on the Platte river banks near Colens in this state after a recent flood. The note, poorly written and greasy, appears from cowboys on the Great Range north of Fort Laramie. It asks the finder to publish it in the Vorbus Journal and then send one half to a Raritan Bulletin. The note bears the date May 24, 1884 and mentions the end of North Fork of Platte river.
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Platte River
George Hughes
Col‘ens
Great Range
Fort Laramie
Vorbus Journal
North Fork
Noi
Microscope Trick Alleges Water Hoax In Allegheny
Dr Shillito of Allegheny investigated a peddler of microscopes after suspicions about living items in South Side water. He showed that the so called wriggling creatures were sour paste lizzards that dry and reanimate in water, exposing the dealer's deception.
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Alleghany
Shillito
Allegheny
Glass trick reveals living lizards under water
The narrator describes a glass demonstration where a prepared water hides live lizards moving under the surface. Shillito showed the trick to several friends, convincing them only the water was being examined before exposing the deception.
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Shillito
Dakota Governor Pierce Makes First Sioux City Visit
Governor G A Pierce of Dakota and his daughter toured Sioux City en route from Yankton to Chicago. He says the capital move is guided by law, keeping Yankton until a permanent site is chosen and archives stay put. His stance avoids stirring further sectional conflict while awaiting Legislature action.
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Valley City
Dak
Chamberlain
Clark
Clear Lake
Fannie Elogg
G. A. Pierce
Dakota
Yankton
Chicago
Ordway
Bismarck
Bismark
Comptroller of the Treasury
North
South Dakota
Pierce
South
Dakets
Last Appeal on the Train Ends with Fare and Flogging Replaced
A stranded passenger on a Louisville Junction train pleads for passage with a tale of hunger and despair. The conductor refuses, citing rules. After failed appeals to fellow passengers and a Bible inspired plea, the man is ejected at the next stop amid a scuffle as others contribute about twelve dollars.
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Louisville Junction
Louisville
Tania
Freak of Nature Born Near Hebron Nebraska Child Dies Soon
A baby born in Spring Creek precinct near Hebron Nebraska on the 16th had a double brain and lived only two days. After death the remains were given to Doctors Easton and Bristol of Hebron for examination. The report notes a deformity on the back of the head.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Spring Creek
Hebron
Nebraska
Easton
Bristol
Reneraen
Judge Drummond’s Court Storm Over Adams Estate Bills
The Milwaukee case over the Adams estate features Judge Drummond’s sharp rebuke of attorney conduct. Carpenter mocks opposing counsel as “that man” and incites the judge, who warns him to stop. A bill dispute of 15 000 plus five thousand plus another equal sum reduces the estate’s value, with Drummond delivering concise, improvised decisions amid courtroom uproar.
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Carpenter
Tom Drummond
Milwaukee
O. Drummond
Why should a reader be a Republican asks a young reader
A New York Tribune piece argues for Republican loyalty citing twenty three years of national prosperity, alignment with labor interests, tariffs, civil rights, and public finance. It highlights the party’s defense of labor, eight hour law, and opposition to Democratic policy shifts, urging trust in Republican leadership.
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Republican Party
South
People
Democratic Party
Mr. Blaihe
Congress
Great Britain
Panae
Cobbling Report Promises New Fitted Spring Shoes
A fragmented note hints at a design shift to a fitted spring shoe. The statement mentions replacing the older cobding style with a new construction, suggesting improvements in comfort and fit.
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