Wheat shortages loom as Old World crops fail
A London dispatch warns that Great Britain and other European nations face a wheat shortfall of 70 to 90 million bushels, with importing needs rising sharply. The United States and Canada are expected to supply about 103 million bushels, while Russia and India show uncertainty in export prospects and protests over policy emerge from North American labor groups.
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India
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Ellendale
Northern Pacific Land Grant
Wasttteron
Dolph
Committee On Public Laws
Uday
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Pany
St Toriths
City of
Portland
Railoud Company
Senate meeting at Ed Mund’s residence weighs tariff reform
Washington reporters heard Republican senators meet at Ed Mund’s home from 8:80 to nearly midnight. The gathering focused on tariffs with Allison signaling a bill within ten days if possible. Lumber and salt taxes unchanged, sugar cut, wool duties raised to fix woolen manufacture inequalities.
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Washington
Nll
Edmund
Allison
Minnesota Republicans Convene with Gibbs as Temporary Chair
The Minnesota Republican state convention opened with John T. Gibbs of Freeborn named temporary chairman. Ex governor Pillsbury called the meeting to order as factions align behind McGill Scheffer Merriam. Afternoon saw speeches by General Nettleton and Ignatius Donnelly, while debates over tariff, protection, and high license issues dominated the day.
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Sept. S
Pillsbury
John T. Gibbs
Freeborn County
Republican Party
An & Motion Linderstood
McGill
Scheiter
Merriam
Committee On
Gensern Nettieton
F.F. Davie
Minneapolis
Dakota
Ignatius Donnelly
Labor Party
England
America
Minnesota
Europe
G. Evans
National Republican Committee
Donner
Michigan
Nettleton
Traverse County
Gibbs
State Central Committee
Machill
Scheffer
Farmers’ Alliance
To-Morrow
Unnatural Yathor Tragedy Reported in Hanson County
Special to the Pioneer Press describes a disturbing event in northern Hanson County on Tuesday. The report notes a cryptic incident near Skull with a tense scene and a claim that a boy may have fallen victim, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mitchell
Dak
Pioneer Press
Hanson County
Fiebeia Eerie
Political turbulence and violence marked returns in 1860s era contests
Early returns show Republican gains over Democrats in Vermont and other counties as Governor candidates Dillingham and Shurtliff compete amid temperance debates. A bloody incident in Clarendon, Arkansas, features gunfire between campaign rivals, a wounded sheriff, and a mob. General Harrison receives a grand homecoming with crowds of 12,000 to 15,000, while centennial exercises in another city draw 12,000 seats and a large audience. Additional items cover Maine prohibition debate and Minnesota’s oldest resident’s death, with pharmaceutical and editor conventions noted in Detroit and Aberdeen.
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Shortlin
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Seely
Pligree
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Stone
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Dillingham
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Dew
Alhough
W. K. Dillingham
5.H. Haret
Centennial Commission
Senate Proceedings Extend Government Expenses Resolution
The Senate reports and passes a joint resolution to extend the July 31st temporary government funding to September 16. Debate focuses on civil service reform and alleged political use of post office positions. The fortification bill advances, Hawley amendment rejected, and Washington state admission bill setup discussed before adjournment until Monday.
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Cullow
Hale
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New York Tribune
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National Democratic Committee
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Interior Department
Toni Paine
Hawley
Riddleberger
Mawley
Stewart
State of Washington
Kiddleberger
House Debates Conference Report on Sundry Civil Appropriation
The House advanced the conference report on the sundry civil appropriation and opposed the Senate amendment granting 40000 to pay Miami and Peoria Indians claims. Debate then moved to unresolved conference amendments and the library building appropriation, criticizing the scheme and weighing merits. The House stood in disagreement to the Senate amendments and recessed until 8 oclock for private pension bills consideration.
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Arrested for Non Support in Harrisburg
Harriburgh, Pa Sept 8 May Marens Reno a former Indian fighter in U S Army was arrested Saturday evening on non maintenance charges filed by his wife Tsabolla A Reno who resides in the city He had come from Baltimore for the arrest and is out on bail for his appearance in court.
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