28 Mar 1890
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1890
Page
1
A chaotic array of distant and local items appears from many places. Mentions include punishments and trials, political shifts, and economic concerns in the United States and Europe. Notable names surface such as Gladstone, Crook, and Newman amid reports of strikes, fires, and governance debates.
The Steele-Wild court martial at Camp Catenco resumes after adjournment due to General Cook's death. Steele testifies that he struck Private Wild in a moment of passion and regrets it, while witnesses describe Wild as insolent. Arguments conclude. verdict awaited from Gen. Schofield through Gov. Miller, with public release pending.
A 1890 Minneapolis circular details seed wheat relief, pledging $1 per bushel for clean hard wheat with no interest. It describes guarantees, crop security, and limited refunds, urging subscriptions from business leaders and farmers in North Dakota and Minnesota to fund seed and food for relief, plus delivery logistics to rail stations.
Fragmentary clipping notes injuries in a February issue, a three quarter hour audience between Bismarck and the emperor, the Chicago Board of Trade banning floor telegraphs, and a series of financial and political items including bonds sold and a public works employment act proposal.
A long legal fight over railroad rate regulation culminates in a U S Supreme Court reversal affecting state power to set just and reasonable charges. The decision renews faith in railroad capital and limits state control while outlining due process standards. Local notes recount a busy Jamestown scene with visitors, arrivals, and social happenings including a Jewish wedding and public notices.
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