Governor Louis K Church of Dakota A Democratic Leader
Louis K Church the tenth territorial Dakota governor appointed by President Cleveland faced a Republican dominated territory and internecine party strife. A protege of Cleveland and associate of Theodore Roosevelt he pursued reform but era difficulties ended with his death in 1898 while traveling in Alaska after relocating to Seattle for law practice.
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Louis K. Church
New York
Dakota
Cleveland
Pierce
Church
General Assembly of
Theodore Roosevelt
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Democratic Ticket Named by Michigan Convention
Saginaw Michigan October 1 delegates at the Democratic state convention adopted a platform centering on majority rule and pure democracy. The ticket headed by Lawton T Hemans for governor includes D Williams for lieutenant governor Robert J Whaley for state treasurer William F Montague for auditor general James Tucker for attorney general W Be education Justin R Whiting and Mark Norris among others. John T Winship of Saginaw was re elected chairman of the state central committee. The platform pledges allegiance to the national ticket of Bryan and Kern and supports their leadership for relief from current ills.
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Saginaw
Mich
Resolutions Committee
Lawton T. Hemans
Mason
Septembe
D. Williams
Frank
Sault Ste. Marie
Robert J. Whaley
Flint
William F. Montague
Kalamazoo
James @. Tucker
Coleman
W. Be
Justin R. Whiting
Jack
Jualich
Supreme Cowry
Mark Norris
Granada
John C. Merabon
John E. Bible
Tonta
John T. Winship
State Central
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Smuggling Plot Ties Immigration Shakeup to Corruption
The Chron reports a San Francisco investigation found a large smuggling ring along the Mexican border, tied to changes in California’s immigration department. A government agent claimed officials and residents of Mexico and California participated, with payments up to 500 dollars for illegal entry and 375 for transportation to the United States.
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San Francisco
Immigration Department
United States
Mexico
California
Tite
Les Ans
New York
Let Patients Go Too Soon
A clash arose in St. Petersburg between Gen. Dracheffsky and the municipal sanitary commission over discharging cholera patients. The prefect ordered detention until the danger of infection subsides while the commission calls the plan impracticable during the epidemic. Experimental anti cholera serum tests by Italian Scrimberi are inconclusive so far.
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St. Petersburg
Dracheffsky
Municipal Sanitary Commission
Scrimberi
Trains Wreck In Ohio Killing Six Onboard
Reports confirm the rear cars of the Ohio Central special train were unlit and crowded with passengers when it collided with a freight train near Bowling Green Ohio. Six people died and eight were hurt including a Columbus brakeman who may die. The conductor suffered minor injuries.
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Bowling Green
Ohio Central
John Brake
Columbus
Lutheran Synod Church Services In Court House Schedule
The Lutheran Synod will hold services in the court house on the first and third Sundays each month at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school occurs every Sunday at 10 a.m. except the second and fourth Sundays when Sunday school starts at 2:30 p.m. Pastor M. L. Haley resides at 709 Marmon Ave with phone 228 blue.
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Court House
L. Haley
Marmon Ave
Blue
Independent candidate seeks support for 4th district county commission
Bartholomew of Williston North Dakota announces as an independent candidate for county commissioner from the 4th district and asks for votes at the November 4 election. He pledges to ensure fair deals and promotes sale of irrigated farm tracts offered by Williston Land Co at $550 on easy terms before they sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
Williston
N. D
Williston Land Co
Cottage products and timber for sale update
Advertisement notes Cottonwood lumber in various kinds for sale including 100,000 feet of seasoned stock at reasonable prices. Also recounts Mrs Ada L. Croom praising Dr Kings New Discovery for curing a severe cough and consumption, with Brow nells Drug Store selling 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and trial bottles free.
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New York
Oliver M. Ferrand
Maiden Lane
Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. Kings
Brownell’s
Foreclosure Notice on 160 Acre North Dakota Farm
The notice announces a mortgage foreclosure on the southeast quarter of Section 18, Township 162, Range 97 in Williams County North Dakota. Osmund A Jackson and Julia H Jackson mortgaged the property to Frank Koester, later assigned to Swan Anderson. Sale set at the Williams County courthouse at 2 pm October 24 to satisfy 333.74 plus costs. Assignee LeSueur Bradford Hurt Attorneys. Sheriff L. L. Lampman.
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Osmund A Jackson
Julia H. Jackson
Frank Koester
Register of Deeds
County of
Williams
North Dakota
Swan Anderson
Williams County
Norgesssignee
LeSueur
Bradford& Hurt
Minot
L. L. Lampman
N.D
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Asbury
Asbury Grocery CO
Williston, N. D
R. C. Sanborn Lumber C Co
Wighigan Ticket
WAMED
Hemans
Indorsed
J. H. Vahey
Massachusetts
Liverpool
Steubenville
Wellsville
Lutheran Synod Church
Oliver
Oliver No. 5
Thomas Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Company
Second Ave. So
Minneapolis, Minnesota
E. B. Link
4Th Street
N. Dak
Norta Dakota
East Broadway
Holland
LaReine
L'Immacule
Pattebaker
Rose
Prince
Chrysolora
Duchess d'Parma
Walker & Eckman Florists
Sale
Aren Bros
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