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| Id | Title | Author | Newspaper | Date | Page | Index Terms | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7769 | Didn't hold an inquest, cornor decides that Cooper died from natural causes, body to be buried in Fargo | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | June 07, 1904 | 5 | Afro-Americans / Cooper, Robert / | Robert Cooper, African American, was found dead behind the Minneapolis Hotel in Fargo. | |
| 7701 | Many homeless from a Front Street fire, fifty people driven from their homes by an early morning blaze which destroyed some old fire traps on lower Front Street | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | January 09, 1905 | 8 | Afro-Americans / Fargo, ND - Fires and fire prevention / Fargo, ND - Streets - Front Street / | Fire began between 112 and 114 Front Street, business destroyed included the Minnesota House , Lemieux's Shooting Gallery, John Borreson's Minneapolis House, Borowsky's Store, and African-American William Jones' Restaurant | |
| 7602 | Opium joint is found by police, colored den in full blast is uncovered and intensifies the desire to get rid of the undesirable negroes of the town | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | September 02, 1908 | 10 | Afro-Americans / Fargo, ND - Crime and criminals / Opium / White, Henry / | Located in the house of Henry White, located in the hollow | |
| 6823 | Negros are invited, Bishop Williams of the African M.E.E. Church will speak at Glad Tidings Mission tonight | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | January 29, 1909 | 7 | African Methodist Episcopal Church / Afro-Americans / Glad Tidings Mission (Fargo, ND) / Williams, William M. / | Ill. of Rev. Williams in FF & DR, Feb. 5, 1909, page 10 | |
| 6824 | Johnson is sent to penitentiary | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | January 29, 1909 | 8 | Afro-Americans / Fargo, ND - Crime and criminals / Johnson, John F. / Stealing / | John F. Johnson, guilty person | |
| 6836 | Old man caught in police raid, Thomas Conway, 60 years old, is taken to jail along with Mrs. Jeanette Bowman, a nigress accused of conducting disorderly house | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | February 03, 1909 | 10 | Afro-Americans / Bowman, Jeanette / Conway, Thomas / Fargo, ND - Prostitution / Prostitution / | ||
| 6790 | Cold blooded murder [of Charles Clarke] in Front Street chop shop, colored jail bird shoots down proprietor of restaurant, firing six bullets at victim, three taking effect, slayer [Edward Simpson] falls into arms of police as he tries to escape, motive for crime a mystery | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | April 13, 1909 | 10 | Afro-Americans / Clarke, Charles / Fargo, ND - Murder / Fargo, ND - Streets - Front Street / Murder / Simpson, Edward / | Edward Simpson, also black, murderer, event at 104 Front Street | |
| 6674 | Colored man shot at dance | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | June 15, 1909 | 1 | Afro-Americans / Bell, Ed / Clark, Charley / Fargo, ND - Crime and criminals / | Happened at The Brick in Fargo, Charley Clark shot Bell | |
| 5749 | Colored vote early factor | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | February 24, 1960 | A-6 | Afro-Americans / Ethnic groups / Fargo, ND - Ethnic groups / Fargo, ND - History / Fargo, ND - Mayors / Fargo, ND - Politics and government / Kindred, W. A. / Yerxa, W. A. / | Regards mayoral race of 1884, cites Daily Argus article of 3 April, 1884 | |
| 5760 | Race, creed have had little meaning in Fargo; tradition one of working together | Johnson, Roy P. | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | February 24, 1960 | A-10 | Afro-Americans / Ethnic groups / Fargo, ND - Ethnic groups / Fargo, ND - History / Fargo, ND - Religion / Fargo, ND - Societies and clubs / Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra / Jews / Johnson, Roy P. / Order of Hibernians (Fargo, ND) / Religion / Sons of Norway (Fargo, ND) / | |
| 53172 | History of blacks in North Dakota now a book manuscript {photo or chart} | Fargo Forum | January 18, 1987 | B-1 | Afro-Americans / Authors / NEWGARD, THOMAS / North Dakota - History / |
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