Hallowe’en in the Bad Lands
Typed transcript of an article that appeared in the Bismarck Tribune, describing how the cowboys of the Badlands celebrated Halloween.
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Creation Date
1885-11-03
Your TR Source
The Bismarck tribune (Bismarck, N.D.)
Medora
Typed transcript of an article that appeared in the Bismarck Tribune, describing how Medora, North Dakota, is settling into winter. Business is slow and many residents will spend the winter months elsewhere.
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Creation Date
1886-11-23
A slaughtering train
Typed transcript of an article that appeared in the Bismarck Tribune, describing an incident in which several cattle, seeking shelter from the cold and wind in railroad cuts, were crippled or killed by a train passing through the Badlands.
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Creation Date
1886-11-27
Medora
Typed transcript of an article that appeared in the Bismarck Tribune, summarizing current events in Medora, North Dakota, as described in the Bad Lands Cow Boy.
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Creation Date
1886-12-09
Returned with his man
Typed transcript of an article from the Bismarck Tribune. Sheriff Willard has successfully captured Charles Meyers in Ohio and is returning to Medora. Meyers formerly worked on Theodore Roosevelt’s ranch and is charged with stealing cattle.
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Creation Date
1886-12-14
An explanation of position
Typed transcript of a letter to the editor of the Bismarck Tribune. A. T. Packard refutes a Tribune article that suggests George W. Myers is a cattle thief. He lays out the facts for Myers’s innocence.
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Creation Date
1886-12-22
Theodore Roosevelt en route
Typed transcript of an article from the Bismarck Tribune. Theodore Roosevelt passed through Bismarck on his way to his ranch in the Badlands. His disagreement with the Marquis de Morès has been greatly exaggerated.
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Creation Date
1885-08-26
Bismarck Tribune, Sept. 17, ’85
Typed transcript of an item from the Bismarck Tribune. Theodore Roosevelt passed through Bismarck yesterday en route to New York.
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Creation Date
1885-09-17
Theodore Roosevelt talks
Typed transcript of an article that appeared in the Bismarck Tribune. Theodore Roosevelt is traveling east and will be returning in around two months. His cattle are prospering and his interests in the territory are such that they will never allow him to permanently leave.
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Creation Date
1886-07-09
Theodore Roosevelt denies
Typed transcript of an article from the Bismarck Tribune. Theodore Roosevelt, while passing through Bismarck, denied supporting General Logan and James Gillespie Blaine for the 1888 presidential election. He refused to express an opinion on political questions.
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Creation Date
1886-08-12
The Marquis talks
Typed transcript of an article from the Bismarck Tribune. The Marquis de Morès believes that his indictment for murder is a blackmailing scheme and he has no doubt that he will be acquitted.
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Creation Date
1885-08-27
Will be tried in Bismarck
Typed transcript of an article from the Bismarck Tribune. The Marquis de Morès appeared in a Mandan court for his murder indictment and was taken into custody. A change of venue was granted and the trial will take place in Bismarck.
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Creation Date
1885-09-01
The Marquis’ case
Typed transcript of an article from the Bismarck Tribune. The Marquis de Morès and E. G. Paddock have been indicted for the murder of Riley Luffsey and will be tried on September 10. The Marquis will be incarcerated in the county jail until the conclusion of the trial.
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Creation Date
1885-09-02
Theodore Roosevelt dead
The Bismarck Tribune reports on the death of Theodore Roosevelt at his home in Oyster Bay, New York, early on the morning of January 6, 1919. His secretary Josephine M. Stricker, who reported it to the press, received the news from Roosevelt’s wife Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt. It is believed that Roosevelt passed away painlessly, and that his death was due to inflammatory rheumatism. News of Roosevelt’s death quickly drew a large number of telegrams expressing condolence and sympathy, and both houses of Congress adjourned out of respect for Roosevelt. Following this article, The Bismarck Tribune also presents a brief biography of Roosevelt’s life and political achievements. Apart from news of Roosevelt’s death, the paper also has several articles related to North Dakota politics, a brief mention of troop movements occurring in Europe, and a comment on the success of a recent Liberty Loan drive for the Ninth federal reserve district.
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Creation Date
1919-01-06
Marquis and Marquise on bear hunt, 1886
Typed excerpt of an article about the Marquis de Morès and his wife on a bear hunt taken from the Bismarck Daily Tribune, April 15, 1886.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Creation Date
1949