Behring Sea ruling and Northern Pacific receivers named
Receivers Oakes Payne and Rouse were appointed for the Northern Pacific Railroad and its controlled lines by Judge Lacombe. The Behring Sea arbitration decision mostly rules against the United States, protecting sealing while restricting gear and enforcing a season from May 1 to July 21 with a 60 mile protected zone around the islands. A separate note from Chamberlain & D on a farmer near Tyndall reports mass fish kill after carp release and hot weather.
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Northern Puolic
Roreivert Honda
New York
Thames FM
Oakes
H. C. Payne
Milwaukee
Henry C. Rouse
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Philip M. Winston
William C. Sheldon
George S. Sheldon
William L. Prentice
Williams
Sheldon & Co
Behring Sea
Pants
Behring Sea Tribunal of Arbitration
United States
North Pacific Ocean
Rebring Sea
Behnegeen
Anguat Jat
Touched a Live Wire in Eau Cratre Tragedy
Fred Bennet aged 12 was killed after stopping to pick up a broken electric light wire in an alley. His mother is a widow and the family mourns the loss amid grief. Burglars stole 1300 dollars in Galenteau. A night-time burglary at Morriston exposed a keeper and prompted theft of $1000. Milwaukee reports excitement at the national bicycle faces with Moorman dominating the day events.
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Eau Cratre
Wis
Fred Bennet
Zimmerman Geta
Blount Returns as minister to Hawaii arrives in San Francisco
Aug 10 Bay Francisco report lists Janes H. Blount American minister to Hawaii and Yang new Chinese minister to the United States aboard the Gaelic. Blount says isolation is over, islands quiet, annexation depends on U.S. decision, and no successor named yet. Frank L. Coombs also aboard.
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Hawaii
San Francisco
Bay Francisco
Gielic
Janes H. Blownt
Yang
United States
Japan
Frank L. Coombs
Blount
Islands
Cosmopolitan Dance Attracts Multinational Ball At World’s Fair
An international ball and banquet planned for the Midway Plaisance in the World’s Fair grounds features participants from every nationality and tribe within the gates. Over 700 foreigners in native dress will dance in the natatorium and Vienna care, with a grand march read by the director general.
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Worlh
Aus
Midway Plaisance
Sewma
Vienna
White City
Indiana
Disproved an Accusation at Fremont World’s Fair Rates
Disproved an accusation that the Milwaukee line made a blanket rate from Fremont to the world’s fair and offered free board or tickets. The company denied the charge of using travel bonuses. Pettigrew introduces a bill for Yankton Sioux lands and surplus land sales, with a $100,000 appropriation under the treaty provisions.
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Carcado
Milwaukee
Fremont
Neb
Pettigrew
WaAstinoton
South Dakota
Wos
Quit Banking Winds Up St Paul and Minneapolis Trust
MINNEAPOLIS Aug 10 At a meeting of the board of directors resolutions were adopted to wind up the banking department of its business. The trust department in jobs continued. Batol to Visit Corrhena Washington Aug 16 Archbishop Batelli papal legate left this city for New York to pay his visit to Archbishop Corrigan.
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Minneapolis
The
St. Paul
Corrhena
Washington
Archbishop Batelli
New York
Corrigan
Behring Sea Tribunal Affirms Russian Jurisdiction Limits
The Behring Sea tribunal renders a five point award in favor of England’s position with Russia’s rights narrowed to the ordinary territorial waters. It holds that Behring Sea was part of the Pacific Ocean under 1825 treaty scope and transfers Russia’s jurisdiction to the United States, while denying US protection rights for seals outside the usual limits.
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Russia
Behring Séa
United States
Great Britain
Alaska
Beliring Sea
Behring Sea
Pacific Ocean
Gladstone Receives Private Paris Telegram on Behring Sea Award
England In Satisfied Aug 16 Mr Gladstone announced in the House of Commons that a private telegram from Paris indicating the Behring Sea arbitration award was satisfactory to British interests, with only a few exceptions.
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England
Loxpox
Gladstone
Lease of Commons
Paris
Behring Sea Tribunal of Arbitration
Fire destroys Creighton stable at Danerail Kentucky
The trot ting stable of horseman John D. Creighton burned to the ground at Danerail Kentucky. Two well bred fillies perished and a third died after being burned high unto death June Mont 2:14. John Turner and a score of others were in the building but were saved.
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Trovrera
Lexivarox
John D. Creighton
Danerail
John Turner
Miners End Bedford Coal Mine Strike as Deputies Withdrawn
Deputies stationed at Bedford coal mines are removed after a strike is practically ended. In Vernon and Bates counties the action cost miners over $10,000 in wages and halted stations. Kaussa agitators blamed for the disruption.
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Nevada
Sherry
Ifs
Bedford
Vernon
Bates
Fishing Fleet Suffer Baltic Storm Losses
A Baltic Sea storm off Haden near Revel sinks a fishing fleet from St. Petersinna. Seventeen sailors are confirmed drowned and many remain missing amid wreckage and rough seas.
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St. Petersinna
Baltic
Haden
Revel
Railway chiefs to discuss cutting train service
Want to Cut Train Service, Curiaco, Aug. 16. A meeting of the general managers of the Western road has been called for Aug. 17 to consider whether to reduce train service between common points as an economy measure. No specific changes are announced. the issue will be debated generally.
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Curiaco
Western Roader
Buffalo Elevator Destroyed in Major Fire
A large fire at the CoatsWorth elevator on Michigan and Ganson streets in Buffalo destroyed a 12 million bushel capacity facility valued at three quarters of a million dollars. About a dozen surrounding frame buildings, mainly saloons and dwellings, were burned as flames spread. The Kellogg elevator and a lumber yard also caught fire but were controlled. Total loss estimated at 800 thousand dollars, largely covered by insurance.
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Buffalo
Bureato
N. Y
CoatsWorth
Michigan and
Ganson Streets
Kellogg
Vngnrancs
Cholera outbreak quiets on Hoffman Island
Health officers report no new developments in the cholera case on Hoffman island with all patients except one improving and the last case removed after two days. A Naples cable notes cholera in multiple southern towns near Naples including Sorrento and Capri.
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Hoffman Island
Naples
Barra
Portici
Torre
Annonziata
Castelamere
Pegano
Nocera
Civa
Meta
Musa
Sorrento
Amalfi
Capri
Pozzuoli
Two Wanted Figures Linger at Alisneatolis Police Station
At the Alisneatolis central police station are John Paul Moore also known as Dr Garland and Minnie May alias Minnie Menard Mrs De Garland and Mrs Dr Russell. They face multiple charges for running a clairvoyant depot and obtaining money under false pretenses with investigations in St Paul Chicago and other cities.
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Alisneatolis
Central Police Station
John Paul Moore
Garland
Minnie May
Minnie Menard
de. Garland
Russell
St. Paul
Chicago
Possible Swamp Fever in Savannah Reporter Update
Savannah report notes no new yellow fever developments while public concern rises over a Brunswick outbreak. Government surgeon Braban, once reported prostrated, is convalescent with later statements suggesting swamp fever rather than yellow fever, easing local fears.
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Savannah
Brunswick
Braban
Passengers Robbed in Northbound Train Hold Up
Eight masked men intercepted a northbound New Orleans Pacific train three miles south of Mansfield, taking a small cash haul after boarding at Mansfield Junction. No attempt was made on mail or express cars.
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Shreveport
New Orleans Pacific
Mansfield
Mansfield Junction
Silent Cogwheels From Vienna Firm Make Noiseless Wheels
A Vienna firm introduces noiseless cogwheels pressed from rawhide claimed to offer great strength and not require lubrication though they are very expensive.
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Vienna
Clearing house plan eyed to move Minnesota wheat
Leading bankers in St Paul and Minneapolis discuss issuing local clearing house certificates to finance 100,000,000 bushels of new wheat. Denominations would be 5 10 20 and 50 dollars to pay buyers farmers and railways, with proceeds returned to banks to redeem the currency. Success depends on cooperation of banks farmers and railways. A meeting will notify railway officials and prominent farmers.
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St. Paut
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Foreign Commissioners to Leave for Northwest Aug 23
Foreign commissioners bound for Dakota to inspect a 10,000-acre field harvest plan will depart Chicago Aug 28 at midnight via the Northwestern road. They will camp in the country, tour the Dalles of the Wisconsin, then proceed to St Paul for a civic welcome. Minneapolis hosts on Aug 26 before moving to Grand Forks and Larimore for harvesting observations, Devils Lake, then return home Friday evening. Field trials of harvesters may occur Aug 25 if transport can be arranged.
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Northwest
Wamp
Farr
Dakota
Chicago
Dalles
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
Larimore
Devils Lake
Rucker
North Dakota
Perbohal
National Committee On Awards
Hucker
Railroad Tied Up After Strike Protests Wage Delays
The Manitoba and Northwestern railway workforce of 300 went on strike in Wixsivee Aug 16 over 10 weeks of unpaid wages. In Marshall Minnesota Alexander Burr, a Lyon county farmer, was killed when thrown from grain load. Matchwood, a town of 200 near Ontonagon, Duluth South Shore and Atlantic line, was wiped out. residents fled for safety as the town burned out.
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Manitoba and Northwestern
Wixsivee
Manitoba and Northwestern Railway
Marshall
Minn
Alexander Burr
Lys
Lyon County
Bae
Ewes
Mieb
Matchwood
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
Ontonagon
Silver Question Occupies Both Houses in Aug. Session
In Washington on August 16, the House forms to debate silver coinage as Burrows offers a resolution to seat contest in Michigan. Hutchinson and Blanchard push free silver while Grosvenor questions partisan bias in the president’s message. Senate considers bank note taxes and Mantle right to a seat amid debate on repeal of the Sherman act clause.
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Blanchard
Dem
Hutchinson
Grosvenor
Rep
Congress
Buchanan
Cleveland
Hall
Snodgrass
Tenn
Bonate
Wastixerox
Gordon
Georgia
Voorhees
Finance Committee
Cockrell
Leo Mantle
Hunton
Virginia
Senate
Mantle
Lodge
Mass
Committee On Finance
Rts
Market prices and cattle hogs from August 18 1882
Prices list for St Paul Union Stock Yards and Minneapolis Chicago Grain markets dated August 18 1882. Cattle hogs and sheep show firm to varying demand with occasional price shifts. Wheat and corn futures noted with September and August contracts and bundled grain prices.
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St. Paul
Sourn
Part
Minneapolis
Munseapouie
Usger
Bart
Chicago
CmwAa
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H. 0. Payne
H. C. Rouse
Board of Arbitrators
Chamberlain, & D
Namen Zisuert
Tyndall
Gaeenteau
Win
F. ©. Hanger
Morriston
Tillman
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Seymour
Casey
Wik
Fox River Valley
Fox River
Noeuh
Depere
Bouring Sea
Noeed
California
Oakland
Cal
Tubbs
Npast
Little Palla Little Fatus
Th Opera House
Win Megquier
Royalton
Jon Sheehy
Duluth
Megquirer
Sheehy
South Africa
Vual River
Wolls
Congressional
Cmicaco Union
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