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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1895

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Yellow fever alert prompts federal quarantine action

Surgeon General Wyman warns of yellow fever risk along the South Atlantic coast and Havana imports. Acting Secretary Wike orders ships from infected districts to Ship Island Mississippi for disinfection, superseding state rules. Quarantined vessels must receive pratique from U S quarantine officers before departure.

Washingroy South Atlantic Seaboard Wyman United States Marine Hospital Survice Brunswick Havana Wike Treasury Department Shieldsborough Miss Ship Island United States South

Clarke Co. debts total over half a million in Minnesota

The schedule filed in Minneapolis and St. Cloud shows N. P. Clarke Co. owes 551202 and N. P. Clarke 51115, totaling 582,817. Clarke assets reach 171234 for the firm and 65080 for Clarke, about 267105, roughly 40 percent of debt. Clarke offers to pay 50 cents on the dollar with time, 80 cents now and notes for the rest. Meanwhile the AOUW convention in West Dodge sees 400 delegates and a city banquet.

P. Clarke MinNkaPolis N. P.clarke Co Minneapolis St. Cloud N. P. Clarke Clarke Mays Font Dodge U. W

British Maps Raise Venezuela Boundary Dispute

Hawaii's Assistant Surveyor General Lyons reports British foreign office maps show a western shift in the Guiana boundary adding about 10,000 square miles to British territory. The change, created by an older Royal Geographical Society map, would place this area within British Guiana rather than Venezuela, aligning with Venezuelan claims per the new documents.

Washington Hawaii United States Lyons Benor Andruda Mr. Lyons Foreign Office Offic Honolulu Guiana Royal Geographical Society of England Valuy Lyona Massachusetts Vermont British Guiana

Presbyterian Assembly Dark Horace Emerges as Moderator Hope

About 50 commissioners gather for the Presbyterian general assembly in progress in Port Townsend Washington. Notables present include retiring moderator Rev Dr B A Mutchmore of Philadelphia and leading candidate Rev Dr Robert Russell Booth of New York with stated clerk Dr William Henry Roberts of Philadelphia. Dark horses, including Rev J G Blackburn of Covington Kentucky and Dr Maxon of California, are entering contention as the field tightens amid reports of electoral tactics by Western delegations. Nearby, orders reach the revenue cutter Grant from Washington to ready for North Pacific operations following a pause for repairs and a shift away from British regulatory friction.

Horace Presbyterian General Assembly A. Mutchmore Philadelphia Robert Russell Booth New York William Henry Roberts Aryme Rey. J.G. Blackburn Covington Dr. Maxon California Assembly Portland, Or Booth Pittsburg Eaat Cutler Grant Port Fowxseip Wash Washington Revenue Grant Department North

United States to Communicate with Sea Patrolling Cutters

Government plans direct communication with cutters patrolling offshore. Complex arrangements raise risk of friction if British sealers on high seas violate sealing rules. The Grant will depart for the North under Commander Hooper of the Rush once ready, carrying department dispatches.

United States High Sea Grant North Hooper Rush Department

Meade Explains Navy Dismissal and Resignation

In a New York interview Rear Admiral Meade says lifting the New York flag led to his detachment by request. He cites policy disagreements with the administration and a wish to sever all navy ties, claiming he is an American and a Union man.

Navy Americus X Union

May Be Settled In Remedial Order Discussion

Premier Greek way and Attorney General Sifton plan Ottawa talks with the governor general on the remedial order. If the provincial government changes the school law to placate Catholics the order may be withdrawn, but educational policy will not shift to remove Catholic influence over statewide schools.

Litton Beithdrawe Wisnirea Greekway Sifton Ottawa

Prominent A R U Men Fired by Great Northern

A. R. U. locals report three dispatchers W H Clark A E Buser and Samuel Welch discharged by Great Northern at St Cloud Minnesota under orders from J B Rice and McKenna. Officials say reason not given and claim union affiliation sparked the action. Tensions rise. further dismissals feared.

Cyrano St Cloud Minn Grant Northern J. B. Rice McKenna A. R. U. Wen Nodie W. H. Clark A. E. Buser Samuel Welch Chicago Clark Cloud Great Northern American Railway ‘Union

Carnegie Steel to raise wages for 25000 workers

The Carnegie Steel Company board has decided to advance wages by 10 percent for 25,000 men, effective June 1. The move may affect labor relations with the Amalgamated association and contrasts with other mills where machinery raises earnings power.

Empiores Fia Carnegie Company Carnegie Steel Company Milla Carnegie Company

Insurrection grows apace in Cuba as Maceo leads up to 8,000 troops

From Santiago de Cuba reports Spain sending 2009 to 4000 troops weekly while insurgents gain strength. Maceo with 8,000 men, Gomez and Marti join, Jose Antonio and Jose surge forces. 80 volunteers sail from Santiago with 2000 to 4000 men under arms near Santa Anna. Goulet commands 1,000. several bands operate near Port-au-Prince and Guantanamo.

Arisin Jose Macoo Guantanamo Muausunillo Port-wu-Prince Santiago de Poba Antonio Mac Ast Macto Triompe Plantation Santa Anna Goulet

Control of the N P Pacific by sugar and oil men

Tacoma reports Messrs Havemeyer Searles and Rockefeller moving to gain control of the Northern Pacific as it reorganizes under second and third mortgage bondholders. Searles, secretary and treasurer of the sugar trust, has recently been seen here and insiders expect sugar and oil influence to steer the railroad as a purely private enterprise.

Havemeyer Kourion Rockefeller Tacoma Wash Messrs Searles Sugar Trust Northern Pacific Sound

Maywards Execution Rumors Stir County Circles

A local source claims Harry Hayward may have his death sentence commuted by Governor Clough and not be hanged. In Sal Lake City delegates from western states arrive for a three day silver convention at the Mormon tabernacle with many silver men noted from nearby regions.

Tes Mryxxapouis Harry Hayward Hong Clough Salr Lake Cry U. T California Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming Montana Colorado New Mexico Nevada Utah Big Mormon Tabernacle

Reappointment of chief grain inspector approved

PAUL May 16 The matter of appointing a chief grain inspector has been settled. The railroad grain commission has decided to reappoint AC Climson G P Moulton of Minneapolis was an applicant for the place. A rush for Kors Stepmes Minn May 16 The greatest rush of emigrants to Rostuu county is now occurring as hundreds pass through the village toward the new settlement.

Paul Climson G. P. Moulton Minneapolia Kori Stepmes Minn Rostuu

Prohibition Push Moves to Ban Distillery Slops Feeding

In Illinois the special five member legislative committee chaired by Senator Morrigan urges stringent action. It calls for laws banning wet refuse from breweries distilleries or factories from being fed to animals on premises. The report warns such material sours in heat and taints milk threatening infant health. It also condemns confinement of animals in sheds and improper transport. The note ends with a health and welfare focus.

Sprinoritly Ill Morrigan Tlinois

Favor BIMETALLISM conference backed by Berlin elites

A Berlin dispatch reports the upper house committee and Prussian diet favor an international agreement to use both gold and silver. The committee splits 10 to 0 supporting the bimetallic motion. Members include Freiherr von Manteuffel Count von Frankenberg Count Von Dahla Lanck for bimetallists and Dr Koch of the imperial bank for monometallists.

Walan Disputchy Berlin Count von Mirbach Agrarians Freiherr von Manteuffel Count von Frankenberg Count von Dahla

Indians Trail Troops Close On Apache Kid At Fort Bowie

May 16 dispatch says cavalry from Fort Bowie pursue the Apache Kid band suspected of attacking miners near Fort Bayard Arizona Territory, killing several, and rustling cattle and horses. Dexven reports Colonel Ward confirms authorities are closing in on the war party.

Fort Bowls Apache Kid Dexven Colonel Ward

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