Dakota postal changes and Bismarck era dispute noted
Washington reports list new postmasters in Dakota and routes altered or discontinued including Fort Abercrombie Stanton and Yankton with expanded tri weekly and reduced distances. The New York dispatch cites German policy tensions over Bancroft treaty as Bismarck heightens anti US sentiment and Polish restrictions amid rising diplomatic strain.
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Dakota Postal Affairs
Washinton
Dakota
G. F. Nelson
Goodwin
J. Ryan
Marion
J. Derng
White Lake
F. Tobin
Grand View
G. E. Bates
Ojata
L.A. Fraser
Stanton
J. F. Davis
Centerville
O. D. Smith
Carrington
S. Newcomer
Lakeside
Star
Veraillion
Swan Lake
Hurley
Freeman
Yankton
Manchester
Canton
Gorder
Bismarck
Pierre
Fort
Yates
Winnna
Lincoln
Meckling
Ree Heights
Polo
Vermillion
Ardock
Inkster
Ashton
LaMoure
Carlton
Salem
Fonridgew
Mound City
Campbell County
LaGrace
New York
Washington
Germany
Perdiston
United States
Milwaukee Road transit rates disputed with Minnesota railroad board
A Milwaukee dispatch claims plans to slash through rates from Dakota to Chicago to undercut Minnesota transit charges, provoking rebuttals from Minnesota railroad commissioners who say they seek only a reasonable transit option and flat rate rather than abolition. Officials note they lack jurisdiction over Dakota and will not regulate rates outside Minnesota.
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St Pave
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Toad
Minnesota Railroad Commissioners
Dakota
Chicago
Minneapolis
General Becker
State Railroad Commission
Mites Tri Dakota
Milwaukee Company
Wakes
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Omaha
Red ’. Bryant
Northwestern
Milwaukee Road
St. Paul
Minnesota
Your Cry Mills
Minneapolis Agar Mills
Sturmaker
Sage
St. Anthony
Union
Clamoring for War in Cyto as Union Factions Rally
The council of Candi in Target city Cyto leans toward union with Greece amid rising unrest. Government fears surge as Grenen contemplates declaring war. News notes widespread discontent and calls for action.
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Thena
Candi
Cyto
Youn
Reece
Grenen
Cornea
State Makers Nominate Officers at Huron Convention
The Republican State Convention met in St Paul on Oct 21 after a long caucus period. Mollette and Kannouse vied for governor while A E Frank of Lawrence was named lieutenant governor. Murphy of Brookings and Winsor of Minnehaha were among others nominated for secretary of state and related posts. The gathering featured calm proceedings and multiple acclamations as nominees were selected.
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J. Patterson
Lake
Central Committee
Grand Opera House
Patterson
Lockhardt
Brookings
John E. Bennett
Clarke
Bennett
Dakota
L. C. Brown
Huron
L. E. Mayhew
Sanborn
C. M. Reed
Sully
W. G. Allen
Brown
Cin
Winsor
Minnehaha
Fahnestock
Caddington
Scobey
Key
J. H. Moore
Beal
Poerson
Harlin
Scobsy
Reynolds
Davison
Watson
Auroras
Stahl
Moore
Clay
Sterling
Mollette
Kannouse
Campbell
Gamble
Friend
Alae Winsor
Murphy
Fir Alexander
Eable
D. Carol Bink
Benoit
Sr. Paun
Congress
South Dakota
Fitting Eulogy for General Grant in Boston
Boston held a solemn tribute to General Grant in Fremont Temple. Mayor O'Brien presided as Howard and Dew led music while a 59-voice choir performed selections. Rev D Hamilton offered prayer and Julia Ward Howe contributed verses. Beecher extolled Grant's iron will, Union steadfastness, and Reconstruction leadership, noting patterns from Shiloh to Appomattox and Grant’s impact beyond the battlefield. The program closed with a Savage song and benediction.
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Fremont Temple
O'Brien
Howard
Dew
Michaigan
Chopin
D.¥. Hamilton
Elliot Church
Muale
Julia Ward Towe
Eccaaon
Louis Imo¢ Guiny
Moses Broward
St G. Sava
Henry Ward Beecher
O'Brian
Roseheér
Gen. Grant
Sherman
Thomas
Sheridan
Ted
Donelaon
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Ch Wat
Wilderness
Spotaylyanth
Poteraburg
Appomattox
Heriven
Mr. Beecher
Lee
General Grant
M. Savage
Signor
Vincent Cizillo
First Dakota Governor Pierce Praised by President
Washington dispatch says President calls G A Pierce the only Dakota governor to meet broad satisfaction and that no removal will occur unless serious charges are proven. Also reported are judge appointments for Dakota and Arizona Territory, and a Cincinnati result on county vote counts amid a local mandamus case.
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Dakota
Glying Genarel
St. Paul
Washington
Pioneer Press
G. A. Pierce
Cincinnati
Buckwalter
Thompson
Sanderson
Amomeiat Footy
Moses F. Wilson
Richardson
Hardacre
Brasheare
Agitated Anti Chinese Action Report From Washington Territory
Governor Watson reports rising anti Chinese agitation in Washington Territory with public meetings in Seattle and Tacoma. Incendiary speeches cited, arrests for murder of hop pickers, intimidation of workers at Franklin and Newendale coal mines, and calls for Chinese departure. Authorities aim to maintain order without military force as November deadline approaches.
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Tecoma
Washington
Watson, Squire
Washington Territory
Puget Sound
Knights of
Inbor
Seattle
Tacoma
Jall
Franklin and Newenade
San Francisco
Poemr
Death In Mine At Clover Till Mines Virginia
A cave in at the Clover Till mines in Chesterfield near Richmond sparked early fear of 100 entombed workers. Investigations later showed only two men, Hobsar Cheatham and Al Leigers, trapped and likely dead. Cheatham’s body was recovered after rescuers pushed through black damp and reached within 600 feet of the site.
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Chesterfield
Richmond
Hob Sar Cheatham
al Lelgers
Leigera
Cheatham
Leigers
Infernal torch bomb found on Washington avenue track
Police discover a two foot gas pipe device loaded with powder on the streetcar line at the corner of Compton and Morgan streets. The mechanism was arranged to discharge a cap when a car wheel touched it, but no further developments in the strike were reported. Other items from the day include various local notices and unrelated incidents across cities.
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Met
Washington Avenue
Compton Avenue
Morgan Street
Elther
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