West Superior Board of Trade adopts Minnesota wheat grades
The West Superior Board of Trade adopts Minnesota wheat grades and reports on local trade matters. The article notes rural officials and missing details, with various regional notes from Fargo and surrounding counties, including health and political hints, rail and river activity, and a flood situation near Emerson.
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West Superior Board of Trade
Minnesota
Waldo M. Potter
Fargo
Moursin Fargo Republican
Grand Forke
Paootah
Argueville
Valley City
Buffalo
Bailey
Abardoon
Algea
Wahpeton
Funnora
Bod
Eame
Mpotta
Bailay
Mim
Ida Flater
Lidgerwood
Richmpnd
Thoman Gillespie
Flater Nates
Lidgerwoods
Gillespie
Abe
Miblch
Wab- Peton
Micco
Walsh and
Edgerley
North Dakota’ Board of Railroad Com
Washington
Railroad Com
Intercommerce Commission
E. M. Raworth
Northern Pacific
Francisoo
Robert
Burke
Recas Mesa
Oly Friday
G. Strand
War in Wyoming and floods flood Tombigbee region
Reports from Casper and Castrr Wyoming describe 130 Sheriff’s Deputies clashing with an invading force. 28 of the attackers and 18 deputies killed. Flood damage on the Tombigbee River confirmed with high casualty estimates. Also noted are political analyses from New York regarding North Dakota, Minnesota and other states, and stock market volatility led by Edward Pardridge in Chicago.
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Riverside
Angne
Harrison
Bisine
Saye McKensie
New Yoas
Alex. McKenzie
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Farmers’ Alliance
Hous of Representatives
Ita
Dreary Budget Day Stumbles in Commons as Elections Delayed
A dreary Budget Day in the House of Commons saw Mr Goschen falter through financing notes and a sparse audience, while Mr Gladstone faced a brief reply. The budget sparks uncertainty about elections, with Tories pleased it disturbs none of trade or rivals.
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Mouse of Commons
House of Commons
Giadatone
Cleveland Letter Questions Re Nomination At Chicago
A Chattanooga Democrat forwards a letter from Grover Cleveland expressing doubt about leading the Democratic ticket again. He fears misgivings on his nomination and urges prudent, principled action by Chicago delegates, noting no disappointment in the result either way.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James H. Bible
D&ak
Chicago
Grover
Cleveland
Out of Its Banks Floods Strike St Vincent and Surrounding Areas
April 19 dispatches report the Red River rising over banks flooding the towns of St Vincent and nearby areas. Families evacuate as water levels persist. Also noted are speculative moves to boost air support for a forthcoming aviation competition and local political activity in Dodge, Lafayette, Beak, and nearby counties.
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Br. Vincent
Ming
Benke
St Vincent
Reco
New Ontagrs
Olympicclot
Helland Fire Mromone
Wixsiexe
Man
North Dakota
Minasaota
Trnnetor
Northern Pacific
Record Floods Ravage North and South Reports of Losses
Reports from Nashville to Winnepeg describe disastrous overflows and many deaths. Eighty seven bodies recovered with more missing as rivers rise and threaten levees. Rail lines halted, towns flooded, and homes evacuated while northern cities face sewer backups and power outages.
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Tennessee
Rustlers and stockmen clash near Buffalo Wyoming
Fighting rages around the T. A. ranch ten miles from Buffalo as rustlers encircle about 100 stockmen. Four wounded are treated in Buffalo while armed bands patrol the Gillette to Buffalo stage route. Sheriff Angus deploys rustlers as deputy sheriffs to curb vengeance as cold weather and snow begin, forcing a halt.
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Buffalo
Madora
L. A
Gillette
Fred Hosnp
Ney
T. A. Ranch
Angus
Fauc
Baseball Scores Across The National League
In Washington Bouton secured a win in a 14 inning performance. Baltimore hosted Brooklyn with Brooklyn scoring 13. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 5. Philadelphia beat New York 6 to 4. St Louis trounced Chicago 10 to 14. Louisville edged Cleveland 5 to 2.
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Ational League
Washington
Bouton
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittabirg
Philadelphia
New York
St. Lanka
Chicago
Louisville
Cleveland
Market Report from Catan Steak Yards and Loafers
Latest market report from Catan Steak Yards shows hogs steady to lower with weak demand, cattle stable to lower amid good supplies, prime steer and cow prices listed, heavy calves and stockers noted, plus grain and provisions futures hints and regional price movements through April. In addition, scattered entries reference hogs, cattle, veal, and related stock offerings with varied buyer activity and shipment prospects.
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Catan
Sourm Sr
Western
Penn
PWG
Mattona
Wyoming cattlemen and troops mobilize after killings
Reports from Douglas and Cravenne describe mounting tensions as cattlemen, rustlers and armed men gather. A stage driver confirms the killing of Natt Champion and Nick Ray at Powder River, with Champion's cabin attacked and Ray burned in a partially destroyed building. Governor Barber seeks federal troops from Fort McHenry to protect Wyoming, while steel and tin plate plants near Cumberland Steel plan to hire hundreds in thirty days.
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Renshinen Flockin
Johnson County
Powder River
Buffalo
Champion
Ray
Champion mi Rush
Cravenne, Wy
Barber
Wyoming
Harrison
United States
Secretary of War
Fort McHenry, Wy.t
Campennano
Ty Cumberland Steel and Tin Plate Company
Philadelphia
Case of Importance to Settlers in New States Heard
A land office hearing in Rapid City reviews a dispute over title to lands settled four years ago by bona fide settlers who failed to file within ninety days of survey. The secretary of the interior may withhold state selections. decision could affect many settlers in new states and spark further land claims.
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New States
Rapid City
Barry
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Made County
Thomas H. Rath
South Dakota
United States
Land Office
Congress
Eastern Montana stock losses loom from storms
Late reports from Eastern Montana ranges describe two weeks of storms devastating cows and calves, especially in poor condition after calving. Wool growers fare better with hay, shelter, and expected losses mainly in cattle, while stock elsewhere stay in good condition and southern drives look sizable.
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Eastorn
Mos
Mon
Montana
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Allen
Minassots
Willa
Old Hutch
Pardridge
Chcaco
Board of Trade
Inter
Wany
Ed Pardridge
Inte
Mionte
Thia
Benra
Mitwavers
Dodge
Lafayette
Winnepeg
Nashville
Alabama Southern
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Columbus
Sumter
Greene
Pickens
Alabama
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Mississippi
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Tigo
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Lowe
Rage
Trento
Talvago
Paleoge
Fert
Engiana
Lanpos
St. Pan
Erwin
Moore
Marsefield, Wis
Arthur Brasier
Wisconsin Central
Fenell Holder Boynd
Ashland
Wis
George E. Lloyd
Lloyd
E. W. Lawrence
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Utore
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Pe Panceyer
John Eagan
Whitewater Township
John Ewing
Wits
Bury
Foster
Aden
Tein
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