British Policy Shifts and Peace Talks in Europe
Telegram report from Paul and St Paul describes the British cabinet debating war supplies funding, Irish and Bulgarian autonomy, and Russian peace terms with Austria and Germany. It notes resignations by Derby and Canavan, rising peace meetings, and a turning war sentiment in England. Also mentions debt, gold standard, and Sisseton agent removal dispute.
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Constantinople
Russia
Austria
Germany
Adrianople I
Blizzard Claims Three Men in Dakota Command
Major Smith's company on a march from Fort Sully to Standing Rock faced a ferocious blizzard on the Blue Blanket plains. Four soldiers went missing. two, Corporal Tarcatt and Private Sullivan, were found frozen but alive. John McEvoy, an Irish immigrant, died and was buried a week later. McEvoy had $900 with a Paymaster. A recent recruit named John Carl is also noted.
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Vannity bottom
Dakota
Smith
sikalles
vaiup
Tarcatt
Sullivan
baying
Columbus
Ohio
John McEvoy
Ireland
Jesse Hubbers
Yankton Herald
F. H. C. F. Hackett
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Stanning Rock
McEvoy
Candee
Brooklyn
New York
John Carl
Central Pacific fights extension to block Northern Pacific
The NPRA bondholders seek more time to build their road, facing a strong lobby from Central Pacific Co. in Congress. NPRA operations, stalled by Jay Cooke & Co. suspension, have completed much of their line and now confront powerful corporate opposition aiming to thwart competition and secure Northwest patronage.
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Chicago Tribune
NPRA
congress
Central Pacific Co
house committee
Jay Cooke & Co
Northern Pacific
far
Northwest
Minnesotans Buy Lands in Da Kota near Worthington
Minnesotans in Fillmore County buy large tracts in Dakota. Boyum pre-empted 640 acres and claimed 160 more. A Brown purchased 640 acres of tillable shar ing land. John Russell of Whalan bought 2,360 acres and plans to open a big farm nearby.
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Dakota
Ryanford
Fillmore Co
Star
Boyum
Worthington
A. Brown
John ‘Russell
Whalan
Northern Pacific Seeks Time Extension on Charter Proceeds
Opposition to NP request comes from Union and Central companies as they argue against delaying obligations tied to charter proceeds. NP asks only for time to fulfill an undertaking with over 600 miles in operation, suffering from the 1873 collapse like others.
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Union
Central
Northern Pacific
Aunt Sally in the Hills and Miles City Lot Trouble
A sketch notes Aunt Sally as a large woman in Crook City who accompanied Captain Carlisle into the Hills and proclaimed the first white woman entered the Hills. It also reports Miles City's housing boom hampered by high recorder and recording fees hindering lot purchases for building.
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Sally
Crook City
Custer
Hills
Miles City
Helena
Notes and News from the Midwest and Railroads
Notes cover Minneapolis statistics in competition with St. Paul plans, changes in education policy, and regional business insights. Mentions silver movement optimism, Northern Pacific master mechanic resignation, Chicago failures, Minnesota railroad expansion, and a suit over lands deeded for railroad completion with multiple counties named.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pendleton
Mac
Wendell Phillis
Chicago
St. Paul's
Jones
Nevada
congres
W Rossiter
Dakota
Northern Pacific
leffect
Congress
Mr. Huntington
Northern Pacific R. R. Ing
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Tappan, McKillop & Co
Chiago
Chicago Tribune
Southern Pacific
Globe
Minnesota
Ohio
eleveuil
Northern Pacific foes clash over extension bill in Washington
A bitter House committee fight over extending time for the Northern Pacific bill pits Central Pacific against it. Central Pacific hints at backing a branch into Oregon if the NP is defeated, while NP stockholders claim they will stay on their original route along the Columbia River. Bank news notes Eddy Erskine Co forming and choosing Bank of Dakota after a naming dispute, with capital $160,000 of which $50,000 is paid in.
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Northern Pacific railroad company
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Glyndon
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Northern Pacific
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Polk
Todd
Douglas
Central Pacific
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Thibune
house committee on the Pacific railroads
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Northern Pacific railroad
Columbia river
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Bank of Dakota
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