Outlaws Raid Looms as Dalton Gang Moves Toward Vinita
Reports from Sedalia Missouri detail Dalton gang movements from Supulpa mountain toward Vinita with heavy armed readiness. Kansas City districts and Missouri Kansas Texas railroad officials prepare with extra guards and shotguns loaded with buckshot amid fear of a railroad raid. Other items note temperance union actions against druggists, seeding plans in Aberdeen area, and the Coughlin trial adjournment.
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Sedalia
American Express
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Dalton Gang
Supnlpe Mountain
Vinita
Rodo
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American Express Company
Chicago
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Seguin
Gatling Guns On Way To W Virginia Mining Troubles
A Charleston dispatch reports Texas crisis at Eagle did not erupt as feared. Sheriff Hinman made two arrests. Walker Wyant and W. Shults captured with Colonel Wyant, returning to Eagle with a guard. Rumors claim strikers plan to attack the Fayetteville jail to free prisoners. officials remain noncommittal amid heightened military activity. Two Gatling guns with ammunition head to Engle. reports of casualties tally two dead and 18 wounded from Wednesday’s events. Also, Batistet announces a new flour mill of 150 barrels daily capacity opening at Batistet to serve Flathead valley wheat.
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Post-Dispatch
Charleston
W. Va
Eagle
Hinman Ronking
Walker Wyant
W. ©. Shults
Wyant
Fayetteville
Engle
List Wedneday
Montgomery
Mount Carbon
Third Jury Dismissed Over Bet In Seattle Harbor Case
A second jury in the Seattle harbor dispute was dismissed after a juror admitted betting on the outcome. The trial may require a third jury as plaintiffs seek investigation into potential further misconduct among jurors. Reports tie the matter to William Fanning and questioned influence by board members and bond holders.
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Wis
Zuster
Wiiliam Fanning
huy+ ‘ing
Fanning
Sone
Harbor commission estimates value from Prosser case ruling
In Tacoma Harbor decision text Washington state harbor line commission values the affected property at twenty million dollars after the Supreme Court ruling in Prosser v. Northern Pacific. The railroad claims four 200 foot strips along the roadbed. the state cites heavy rentals from bunkers elevators and wharves plus a quarter million spent on filling. Justice Gray notes states may define harbors and regulate building. private parties cannot control harbor lines. The injunction against harbor commissioners is denied and the suit dismissed.
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Harbor Line Commission
United States Supreme Court
Prosser
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Justice Gray
Connecticut Lobbyists Countie Pay for Grade Crossing Scheme
New Haven March 7. The Connecticut General Assembly history includes a Hartford bridge scheme with lobby payments over 35000 dollars. A later lobby exposed involves eight years ago a law to fund abolition of railroad grade crossings. towns Wrantford Guilford Madison East Haven received about 30000 dollars with 2 percent paid to lobbyists and additional undisclosed sums.
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New Haven
Conn
General Assembly
Hartford
Wrantford
Guilford
Madison
East Haven
Villard's Scheme for Northern Pacific Control
President Brayton Ives, on behalf of Northern Pacific Railway directors, urged roadholders to withhold acceptance of a consolidated bondholders' agreement. He cited four reasons: the plan is premature, the committee's scope is too limited, the committee's constitution is unfortunate, and concerns over foreign involvement.
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Liberto
Willand
Ives Argea
Northern Pacific
Arso
Villard
Fves
New York
Brayton Ives
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Light Vote Cast in Various Kowai Municipal Elections
Municipal elections occurred across Des Moines and numerous Kowai cities amid severe weather and light turnout. Republicans gained in several locales, notably Lawn City where they won all but one ward, while Cedar Rapids re-elected a Democratic mayor by 500 votes and added city officers.
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Des Moines
Lawn City
Cedar Rapids
Corning
Gold Surplus in Treasury and Breckinridge Case
February gold payouts totaled 19 192 509 dollars with receipts and bond payments noted. Breckinridge suit for breach of promise and seduction scheduled before Judge Bradley next Thursday. Northern Pacific bondholders sign, German holders commit 7 029 000 dollars. Cooper Wagon and Carr Ryder factories resume after shutdown. Lord Dufferin in Paris touts brighter Humpexa peuca prospects. Mines inquiry ongoing into Manau City explosion. Phoenix Ironworks trims workforce by March 7.
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Treasury
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Breckinridge-Tpotland
Washington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Madeline Pollard
Bradley
Circuit Court
New York
Northern Pacific Reorganization Committee
Consolidated Mortgaga ‘Bonds
Vabuque
Ruaume
Dunvgar
Cooper Wagon Factory
Carr, Ryder & Bogler Leah and Door
Dufferin
Paris
Lord Dufferin
France
England
Two Big American Line Steamers Named for Western Cities
Two steamers under construction at the Cramps yard receive city names St. Louis and St. Paul with launch expected in about a year. Vessels Nos 277 and 278 poised as future liners while awaiting completion. A New Yorker proposes a World’s Fair style centennial celebration for the Christian era in New York in 1000 with grand plans if supported.
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American Line
Western O
New Yorker
Huw
New York
Morris, Hayes
Asbestos Vein Found Near Minnesota River
A prospector named Kerayil spotted a vein that appeared asbestos four miles south of the Minnesota River. Bredenbeck, an older prospector, pursued another area and found a clear asbestos vein about one inch thick. In wheat news, Minneapolis elevators show 982000 bushels, down 154000 from last week, with regional stocks totaling over 24 million in the Mpls Duluth system and the Northwestern exchange down about 408000 for the week.
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Holview
Mun
Byuvinn
Mion
Mayel
Asheatow
Minnesota
Kerayil
Bredenbeck
Minneapolis
Minnesapolis
Duluth
Superior
Dakotas
Northwestern
Butcher Hartman Arrested After Knife Fight in Pan! Hartman Attack
Pan Hartman a local butcher and restaurant keeper fought after celebrating and stabbed J W Wheeler in the nose and head with a butcher knife. He was overpowered and arrested. Wheeler sustained non serious injuries.
Sols the Stakes High in Toronto March Markets
Ed Hanlan cables Sullivan and Harriman declining a 2500 stake but would consider a 25000 stake with 1000 expenses per man for a double scull and two singles in America. Gandaur records Hanlon’s position. four miners killed in Scranox shaft disaster. miners gain eight hour shift victory at Cre ek mines. Chicora opens navigation early. Globe Trotter Paul Jones to visit New Haven Yale students expect six months of “shoes” act. Bruce Mines reports three miners killed in Ophir mine cave-in.
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Toronto
Ed Hanlan
Sullivan
Harriman
America
Gandaur
Hanlon
Ford Globe Trotter
New Haven
Gonn
Paul Tones
Globe Trotter
Yale
Hill's Resolution Prompts Senate Debate on Tariff Bill
Washington March 7 The New York senator urges the finance committee to amend the Wilson bill to remove internal taxes and fund revenues by tariff changes, while the Senate weighs Bland seigniorage and a possible shift to tariff-based income. The session also notes Northern Pacific reorganization rumors and Oregon governor Penno yer addresses a crowd on the Wilson bill.
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Seatre
Pennoyer
Oregon
People’s Party
Postal Service Appropriation Bill Reported in Committee
The postal service appropriation bill, prepared by Representative Henderson of North Carolina, chairman of the post offices committee, is completed. It estimates expenses at 80,209,485 excluding trunk line facilities, and recommends an appropriation of 47,170,590 about the same as current year. Revenue for fiscal 1805 is projected at 84,427,748, indicating near self sufficiency. The bill proposes a deficieny fund equal to any shortfalls instead of awaiting future congress action. Free delivery trials in 46 towns show no business boost, and no extra funding is recommended. The rural delivery program would cost roughly 400,000 to expand, but remains under consideration.
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Senate
Bland
Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Harris
Tennessee
Nevada
Stewart
Carrins
Washurox
Postal Service
Henderson
North Carolina
Committee On Post Offices
Bee
Congress
Fire and Dynamite Blaze Kills Claire Mitchell
A fire in Birwuixchis Alabama on March 7, fueled by gale winds, swept a city block and caused a dynamite explosion at Gerdes warehouse. Claire Mitchell was killed, and George Dinkelburg was seriously injured and near death as the blaze raged past midnight. The blast shattered all window glass in the city.
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Cilia al —Tyne
Birwuixchis
Ala
Mareh 7
Cial
Ave-Herald
Ip. Jy
Gerdes
Claire Mitchell
George Dinkelburg
Milwaukee Woman Sued Over False Theft Accusation
Milwaukee society figure Mrs. Henry F. Whitcomb, wife of Wisconsin Central railway’s general manager, is held on civil arrest orders after a domestic servant sues for 10000 dollars claiming false theft accusations. The report also notes international and regional items from Racine to London, including political shifts and business moves.
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Chicago
Herald
Henry F. Whitcomb
Wisconsin, Central Railway
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