Forwarded Nominations Spur Senate Action
More appointments are sent to the Senate. Names include James Ewing of Illinois envoy, Thomas T. Crittenden of Missouri envoy general, Louis O. Hughes of Arizona governor, William T. Thornton of New Mexico governor. Dan Maratta awaits the Indian commissionership, says he will wait all summer if needed. Carter Harrison leads in mayoral race with 18 471 plurality over Allerton. Fargo aldermen elected in nonpartisan vote.
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Washington News
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Senate
Jomea
Ewing
Tlinois
United States
Bel Rivh
Thomas 'T. Crittenden
Missouri
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Louie O. Hughes
Arizona
William.t. Thorton
New Mexico
Dan
Roach
Murricon
Onicaco
Carter Harrison
Allerton
Council
Debates Continue in Senate Over Western States Appointments
In Washington the senate debates continue over cases of senators appointed from Western states with a possible adjournment once the president signals no further communications. A Roach investigation may be revived by Republicans this week. In New York Jim Corbett signed to fight Charley Mitchell for 2.9 million purses at Coney Island, with Abe Hammet advising acceptance. A French and German captains dueled at Havre after quarrels over anchors, both unharmed. A Canadian Pacific Railway accident at Winning saw an engine derail and fall into the Frayon river, killing engineers Whyte and Pashoo. Ferrington survived.
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Weol
Mitchell
Corbett
New York
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Charley Mitchell
Coney Island Athletic Club
Abe Hammet
America
Revolutionary Cuban Expedition Reported Ready to Sail
A Long Key West dispatch says 300 to 400 revolutionists plan to sail for Cuba Sunday night. U S revenue cutters are ordered to intercept if they sail. The group is mainly native Cubans, with plans for simultaneous uprisings on arrival.
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Cuba
Public Examiner Reports Minnesota Banks Rise to 140
Public Examiner Kenyon releases quarterly bank report for Minnesota showing 140 banks, up four from the previous quarter, with total resources pegged at 43,708,214.68. The data reflects the state's financial health and banking presence across the region.
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Minnesota
Bouke
St. Paw
Kenyon
Central Labor Union plans Sunday work to attend world fair
The Central Labor union of Chicago adopts radical measures to give workingmen access to the world fair without losing wages. It proposes to work Sundays while observing Saturday as rent day, enabling members to visit the fair when open. The resolution passed unanimously at the latest meetings.
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Cucago
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Voueto Lay
Reciprocity convention set for St Paul June 5 and 6
Brief items note a reciprocity convention planned in St Paul on June 5 and 6, 21 Minnesota Agricultural College graduates this year, Carleton College in Northfield bequeathed 8000 by James H Carleton of Higohill Massachusetts, a Medio four year old boy in critical condition after swallowing carbolic acid, and Illinois Governor Altgeld's effort to politicize the National Guard with a rumpus in that body. Also mentions G O Whendor Santa Fe and Williamsnewenled by BF Yuskon and related corporate notes.
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Northfield
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James H. Carleton
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Mannor
Santa Fy Rod
Ryliren Ani
Powderly on Judges Taft Ricks and rail policy
Scranton April 5 Grand Master Workman Powderly comments on Judge Lennon Toledo decision and federal rail law. He argues government ownership and supervision of railways, criticizes anarchist charges, and predicts a railroad worker federation and political influence over judges and officials. He notes few penalties under the Interstate Commerce Act to date.
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Lennon
Toledo
Stailconig
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rilroad
Decisions by Judges Ricks and Watt Commented On
A remark on the Ann Arbor rulings by The San notes judges Ricks and Watt limit labor unions from blocking traffic on public highways, likening railroads to other essential services. It predicts further restrictions on employer resignations and notes potential future limits on railroad practices as courts and law apply.
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Paraprinitia
Ann Arbor
Judes Ricks
Tutt
Billings
New Orleana
Hanileva
Iwhwr
Hohen
Bartowore
Interstate Extradition Ruling Expands Jurisdiction
The U S Supreme Court in a long opinion held that a fugitive extradited under a warrant for one offense may be tried in the asylum state for a different offense charged in a separate warrant without returning the prisoner. The ruling affirms a Georgia Supreme Court judgment in the Sidney Lasvelles case and notes recent regional crimes including a burglary at J M Currie's drug store in Kentucky and a boating accident near Maarsail Minnesota.
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Wartuxaton
Supreme Court
Jackson
Georgia Alpreme Court
Sidney Lasvelles
Walter 8. Beresford
Lord Beresford
New York
South
Supreme Court Rules NP Case Against Walker Reversed
Chief Justice Fuller announces the ruling in Northern Pacific versus Charles S. Walker county auditor et al. The suit, begun in 1890, sought to restrain county tax assessments on lands held by the railroad. The circuit court lacked jurisdiction as single county amounts were too small. total sums across 12 counties were insufficient. Case remanded for further proceedings, not dismissed, as jurisdiction could arise if future sums in individual counties become adequate.
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Iuatie Fuller
Supreme Court
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Walker
Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
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Circuit Court
Vital statistics report on Minnesota infectious deaths 1887 1891
Dr C N Hewitt secretary of the state board of health releases the Minnesota vital statistics for 1890 1 showing five year averages for infectious diseases including diphtheria typhoid diarrheal diseases bronchitis pneumonia and tubercular disease with death rates per 100000 and share of total deaths births and deaths to population for 1800 1801 and related rates.
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Minnesota
Guilty Of Conspiracy At Exchange Trial
In New York on April 5 the Sun reports officials of the Exchange found guilty by jury of conspiring to restrain trade and bar non members from obtaining material. The case involves Thomas Buchinian against H B Barnes William Mann John Carr and L T Yoder with Barnes and Mann found guilty and Yoder acquitted. The judge warned that lawful refusals to work do not justify strikes or pushing others to quit.
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H. B. Barnes
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John Carr
L. T. Yoder
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Tudo White
Battle at Jackson Junction Between Workers and Farmers
A clash erupted near Jackson junction 2a miles from Milwa on April 5 as Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad workers clashed with farmers led by Miles McGovern and Peter Meyers who resisted orders to halt a dwelling house project. Seven were injured in the bloodless confrontation as railroad men arrived to stop the construction.
Wreck on the Jacksonville Southeastern near Edwardsville
A terrible railroad accident occurred on the Jacksonville Southeastern railroad near Edwardsville three miles southeast at Glen Vernon. At 615 pm four people were killed and several others seriously injured in a collision between freight and passenger trains. Local trainmen were blamed for negligence. A separate disturbance in Ely Minnesota led to arrests after a beer fueled fracas with Austrian origin.
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Mail service on Minnesota Easter railroad to start April 17
News in brief reports the establishment of mail service on the Minnesota Easter railroad beginning April 17. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to the Duchess of Fife, eldest daughter of the Prince of Wales, and that G. Anderson and associates aim to organize the First National air of Blanchard, Ta. Secretary Smith does not expect Cherokee strip settlement before July 1 next.
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Duchess of Fife
Prince of Wales
G. Anderson
National Air
Blanchard
Smith
Cherokee Strip
Cherokees Ratify Treaty to Open Cherokee Strip for Settlement
April 5 report: Chief Harris signs the will for ratification of the amended Cherokee strip treaty, completing the step to open the land for settlement. Other items note New York papers prepping a ribbing of Sen Road, a bridge superintendent's fall injures him, and a World attack on trusts. Republicans win Michigan races by about 12,000, including hooks for supreme court and university regents.
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I. T
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Wasumetos
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Trusts
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Michigan
Detroit
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Justice of the Supreme Court
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Marschaul
Edgerton Suffers Second Stroke in Paralysis Case
United States District Judge A. J. Edgerton, who earlier suffered a paralytic stroke, has suffered a second attack and is not expected to live. The report comes from Sioux Falls dated April 6.
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United States
A. J. Edgerton
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