12 Dec 1890
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1890
Page
1
The scattered notes report fires in Sikeston Missouri and wide upheaval from Kansas City politics to Dublin, Lima and Boston elections. Mentioned are bank failures, labor strife, railroad incidents, weather hinderances, and official actions in Congress and abroad.
A Michigan church member, Louis D. Sam, believed to be exemplary, left town after realizing about $20,000 on forged paper and assigned assets to his mother. Liabilities exceed $100,000, with at least $81,000 forged by endorsing his notes. Separately, Chicago opens a new Grand Central depot at Fifth Avenue and Harrison, with ceremonies led by Henry Villard and a parade of Grand Army posts. The six story brownstone stone depot features a grand train shed and extensive interior amenities.
A scout reported that Noatlé chiefs returned home from the camp and moved toward the Dad Lands rather than retreating as advised by General. A Fort Canter dispatch notes Crow commission work concluded with concerns over Indian settlement and tecations near Tabarapou.
Dec 10 reports show Patrick Parnell amid Dublin crowds after entering the city with firm support from followers. The United Ireland paper is seized under Parnell's direction. Bodkin is ejected as editor, with Parnell’s agent in charge. Police and soldiers surround key offices in the crisis.
E J Pennington, principal inventor, predicts first air ship trial within three weeks. Mount Carmel Nautic Navigation Co stockholders meet in Chicago hotel, capital claimed at 20 million dollars. Ship to depart Mount Carmel for St Louis then Chicago and New York, carrying stockholders and reporters. vessel described as twenty feet long with an aluminum cabin.
The Irish parliamentary party anti Par nellite faction publishes a manifesto opposing Parnell, arguing his leadership wrecks home rule and pledging independence. It urges the Irish struggle under democratic British alliance and ends with a call for fellow countrymen to decide the fate of their cause. Forty signatures attach to the manifesto headed by McCarthy.
A joint committee of immigration representatives agreed on a bill to regulate immigration chaired by Gwen of Idrinways. The bill aims to report with explanations of life measures and labor law updates, noting forty percent noncompliance under old rules and extending alien taxation. Hathaway elected postmaster. rivers and harbors committee signals no immediate appropriations. World Building in New York officially opened with a reception attended by governors.
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