Railroad from Ladon to Dunseith Stirring North Dakota
Newspaper items report ongoing agitation for a La don to Dunseith North Dakota railroad. Other notes include Fort Abraham Lincoln post office changes, a Minnesotan clothing store robbery, police incidents in Pueblo Colorado, and a forecast of ice break on Lake Pepin likely by April 1. Also mentioned are coal operators forming a potential contact network, ticket commission abolition on five routes between Cincinnati and New York, and about 400000 dollars in planned expenditures. A murdered farmer near Rensville Wisconsin and a tramp arrest are noted, plus opposition to government pasta stamp printing and a leased West Superior refining plant by Twin City and Duluth capitalists to manufacture baryte. The Richard Bardeen vs Northern Pacific case set for April 3 Supreme Court hearing, 5000 Oklahoma claims invalidated, and a border-crossing incident described. In Milwaukee, a secret labor leaders conference reportedly regarding Judge Jenkins's investigation may be underway with representatives from major unions registered under assumed names. The Northeast Electric Street Railway receiver appointed due to Westinghouse pressure, with certificates to satisfy claims.
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Ladon
Dunseith
N.D
Fort Abraham
Incoln
N. D
Mandan
Jobo Birch
Litcheld
Minn
Pueblo
Cole
Hela Spa
Lake Pepin
Timoig
Cincinnati
New York
John Zellner
Rensville
Wis
Bingham
West Superior
Twin City
Duluth
Richard Bardeen
Northern Pacific
Federal Supreme Court
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Grain and Livestock Quotes From Milwaukee Duluth Minneapolis
A fragmented market report from Milwaukee Duluth and Minneapolis dated March 18 1994 lists grain prices for wheat oats and barley with No 3 6 white oats and No 2 barley and notes higher prices for oats and barley. Hogs cattle and lambs quotes appear with modest demand prices around 4 60 for hogs and prime steer around 3 94 with other cattle notes and feeder prices. Local market words include live inventory movement at Paul Union Stock Yards and Duluth Minneapolis grain track listings with cash and May July futures.
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Chakew
Milwaukee
Morthorn
SE Paul Union
Sour St. Paws
Duluth
Dityra
Northorn
Bio
Off for the Pole Mystery of the Frozen North Solved Soon
Walter Wellman leads a four man American expedition on the Britannic toward Spitzbergen with plans to reach the pole within days. Aluminum sledges and boats reduce gear weight as 14 men and 40 dogs prepare for a May sail from Tromsoe to Dane’s Island then north. Dispatches from the pack edge will relay progress to Norway.
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New Yor
Walter Wellman
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Dane's Island
Wellman
Wellmay
Sir Edward Parry
Parte
Mr. Woellman
Norway
Testimony Flows in Roster Contract Case
In Wis March 24 the governor's roster contract for 50,000 volumes is scrutinized as George Dow testifies the plaintiffs agreed to pay the governor's private secretary 32000 dollars as a bonus and profit. The defense seeks to show plaintiffs knew of the scheme, arguing potential conspiracy.
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Maptwoy
Wis
Times
George Dow
Clark
Wolf scalp payments rise in Kansas counties
C D Coburn reports Kansas counties paid 17 400 for wolf scalps in 1803 and 940 000 over the last four years, with rising yearly totals. The note sparks questions about potential wolf predation on sheep in the western counties as farmers raise concerns.
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Torota
C. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Ten Thousand Dollar Robbery At Santa Fe Depot
Two masked men raided the Santa Fe depot at Woodward Oklahoma Territory taking over 10000 from station agent Rusk. They overpowered him and forced the safe to open during the night. The haul included a Fort Supply paymaster package, money and Wellington checks, plus railroad funds. A posse has been ordered to track the robbers.
Mechanics Seek Injunction Over Garb by Riverside Teachers
W T Kerr state counsellor of the Junior Order of American Mechanics and five others asked Judge McClung for an injunction to bar Riverside public school from employing members of religious orders wearing their garb as teachers. The bill also seeks removal of sisters from public schools while in garb and argues the district runs a private sectarian school within a public department, threatening rights of children and taxpayers. Hearing set for March 4.
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IN Mechanics
Pittsburg Num
W. T. Kerr
Order of American Mechanics
McClung
Mde
Riverside Public School
Riverside Board
Central Board of Education
Large bullion robbery at Anaconda Company exposed
Details emerge of a major bullion theft at the Anaconda Company in Hutte Loses. Estimated value 8000 to 10000 dollars. Robbers cut through a brick wall into the receiving vault, took 10000 ounces of silver bullion and gold worth about 1000,000, then moved it to a wagon before fleeing. One suspect Coryell arrested in Butte. police in pursuit.
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Anaconda Company
Hutte
Asacoxpa
Mon
Bulion
Gelock
Lissig
M@Toey
Coryell
Butte
Murder Suspects Arrested in Two Cities
An arrest in Omaha follows a Dubuque murder charge against Kent Vanness for the killing of two policemen last April. Separately, Henry Johnson, a young Black man, stands trial before Judge Kerr in the criminal court for murder in the second degree after a December 15 family dispute.
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Dubuque
DuBrere
Kent
Glias Vanness
Ouaha
Umarini
Paul
Henry Johnson
Henry Rollins
Kerr
Criminal Court
Striking dyers invade Manhattan dye works in New Jersey
Striking offk dyers marched to Simon & Auger in Parenson New Jersey burned silk and dumped unfinished material. They entered Richard Berdans dye house despite the owner’s threat to shoot. Police guard all city dye houses as crowd forces work stoppage.
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SNK Dyorn
Monetary Conference and Newfoundland Treaty Updates
Multiple brief items note Lord Roseberry pressed to restart Brussels monetary talks to fix Eastern business disruptions. Newfoundland post treaty signed by Postmaster General Bissell to take effect April 1, pricing mail at 12 cents per pound. Also reports fatal shooting of Charles Garfield, fire at Whitfall hardware and opera house, Erie canal electric power permission to Cataract GE, rail crew reductions, and new fire apparatus in Thief River Falls with improved protection claims.
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Lord Roseberry
Mussels
Loxpow
Chamber of Commerce
Wastuxetos
Post Office Department
Newfoundland
Bissell
Erie Canal
Amasy
N. C
Cataract General Electric Company
Niagara Falls
Hunton
State Department of Public Works
Turer River Falls
Minn
Thief River Falla
Terms of Peace in Brazil Admit Surrender With Conditions
Rio Janeiro March 14 The government fleet entry confirms Admiral Da Gama offers to surrender forts and warships to the government in exchange for permission for himself and officers to leave Brazil and amnesty for insurgent crews. Peixoto has not answered yet but is expected to accept. other rebel leaders like De Mello remain at large and may regroup further south as government forces close in.
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Senate
United States
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Treasury
Rio Janeiro
Bay of
Saldabna da Gama
Rio
da Gin
Portugal
Peixoto
Aquidaban
Republica
Admiral de Mello
de Mello
Doxturro
Destero
Vassel
Kelly Not Looking Fierce Bomb Suspect Remanded
John Kelly arrested early Monday on possession of dynamite bombs was arraigned before Justice Sims in Harlem police court and remanded until Thursday to allow police to continue investigations. The prisoner showed a dejected demeanor, far from a fierce anarchist.
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Kelly
York
John Kelly
Justice Sims
Harlem
Candee Rubber to shut New Haven works for two weeks
The Candee Rubber company notified its employees that the New Haven plant will close on Saturday and not reopen until April 2. An overstock of goods was cited as the reason. Fifteen hundred workers will be laid off.
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Rubber Works
New Haven
Conn
Candee Rubber Company
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Messrs
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Martin
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Superior
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Two
Dakotas
Wisedneln
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O. T
Rusk
Ang Conada
Wotal
Roth Hanns
Reanl
Joe Schnider
Gadon
Schnider
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John J. Pumphrey
John Tombs
Pumphrey
Galesburg
Ile
Wade
Frank Benawison
Ballot Theoligh Tie Lang
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Opera Louse
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Brazil
Terma
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W. F. White
Santa Fe
Western Passenger Association
Missouri
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