Weather and crimes mix in a busy midwest dispatch
A jumble of notices and reports from Pacis to North Dakota details arrivals, adjournments, labor strikes, and weather. Headlines note fires in mills, a murder near Oliphant furnace, and a planned bridge project. Weather across several towns brings heavy rain and improved farm prospects while political moves include a New Mexico admission bill and a New York steelworkers dispute.
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Henry M. Stanley Hae
Pacis
Tronbils
Blue Ridge
Gladatone
Cubs
Fls
Lees
St. Lovin
Sharon
Wellard Coal East
Harrodsburg
John Beecher
Oliphant Furnace
Pennsylvanus
New Mexico
Cas Hi. Kincaid
Ax Cougrassman
Nanlbee
Taceima
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Muret Hijetend
Brookly Standard Union
Socialinte
Annechiste
Moline
Levee Breaks and Flood Rescue Across the Mississippi
April 22 reports from New Orleans describe Governor Nichols coordinating steamer and barge rescues for Pointe Coupee amid massive Crevasses and raging floodwaters. Morgansen and Morgannon levees breached, crews scramble to save inhabitants as trains halted and relief totals rise. weather and river conditions worsen with additional breaks along the east bank and lower coast.
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New Orleans
Nichols
Martin Glynn
Pointe’ Coupee Puried
Bayou Sara
Morgansen
Arthur Lambert
Baton Rouge
Pointe Conpee
Missisippi
Morganson Levee
New Morgannen
Pointe Coupes
Jackson
Ied Transportation Company
Morgannen
Colonel Wheelock
John A. Grant
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Welock
Suma
Nichola
Morgansea
Gibson
West Menvillce
Vidalia
Lake Concordia
New
Onueang
Brea Place
Morgangon
Iver
Shatya
Littia
Ceeisville
Sara
Thershia
New Orlonne
General Comstock
Kingeman
Miemanippi Commission
St Sophia Amd Pointe A la Rosse
Stellman
Bhell Beach
Wilkinson
Myrtle Grove Plantation
Louisville and Nashville
Miehoo Station
Wheat Market Report From Minneapolis April Day
Wheat prices and shipments featured in a mixed market tone. Trading showed regular activity with moderate price ranges as buyers and sellers navigated the day’s movements.
Wheat futures rise amid midweek activity and trade notes
Market reports show April wheat trading with gains then a drop to 40, then recovery to 45 and 46 bids. No. 1 bed and No. 1 northern bids quoted firm to nominal levels, while receipts total 27 bars. In other news the Chicago world's fair bill amendment passes the senate and heads to the president. Frank B. Harbison of Rockford is found dead from a gunshot wound. murder or self-inflicted unknown. W J lord of St Louis is implicated in deficit aftermath and later arrested.
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Bte
Bae Mud Clomd KK
House
Senate
Frank B. Harbison
Rockford, NL
Strikes in Chicago Brickyards and Packing Houses
Chicago reports show fifty brick yards on the north side with workers pressing for seven thousand brick daily and a fifty cent daily wage rise. Some yards yield to demands, while bosses fear machine brickers. police guard sites as tensions rise. Packing house workers ally with butchers for an eight hour day starting May 1, signaling a broad labor push. Senate bills pass, including funds for South Dakota constitution expenses and Washington territory stipends, alongside amendments for Indian land allotment and protection.
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Curexco
Ontesco
Pairbank & Coy
Tun
Powler Bros
Senate
Wastinaton
South Dakota
Ndt
Ttibe
Washington
United States
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Springfield
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Forest City
Pittsburg
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F. H. Popa
Louisville
Lamy
Mexico
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Indianapolia
Lexington
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Conn
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Gon Coater
Nonate Fund
Abner H. Bowen
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St. Best
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Pweg
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Sitimy Carroll
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California Athletic
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Willams
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Mitchell
Wast
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Carrell Knweke
Hanvier
Hiram Cook
M Matter
Carroll-Smith
Foldn
John L. Sullivan
Peter Jack
Sullivan
Tim
Curtroll
Smith
Carrol
Dons
Carroll
Brooklyn Mns
Warker
Wilts
NOWEH
Pickler
Cougreseman Pickler
Ewuone
Vremont
Majon-Nenenat
Fohn
Frumont
Graxo Forres
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans, Division of
North Dakota
Relief Corps
Sons of Veterana
Court House
Geo. B. Winship
Bismarck
G. A.B
Lisbon
Sonu
Miller
Senator Winehip
Richardson
Walter Muir
Col. Bentley
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J. M. Cochrins
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Brotherhood of
Wilkeson
Supreme Council
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Buffalo
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