Wisconsin Central Lines Train Service Details
Wisconsin Central Lines operates fast trains between St. Paul Minneapolis and Chicago Milwaukee and all Wisconsin points. Connections in Chicago with lines east and south. Tickets and baggage checked through to all U S and Canadian destinations. For route, rates, maps, and folders contact your nearest ticket agent or James C Penn General Passenger Agent Milwaukee Wis.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Canadian
Jas. C. Penn
Gen. Pass. Ag’t
Wis
Electric trains on Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line promise luxury
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway advertises electrified, well appointed daily trains from St Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago via Milwaukee. Featured are electric berth lamps, steam heated vestibuled cars, aerogenic dining and parlor cars, free reclining chairs, and palace sleepers with top dining service. Tickets available through agents or J T Conley assistant general passenger agent St Paul.
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Twin Cities
Milwaukee
Chicago
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee & St. Paul
United States
Canada
Mexico
J. T. Conley
Agt
St. Paul
Minn
Notr
Congressm McCleary to Speak at Crow Wing Opera House
The Moorhead Independent notes Congress McCleary will address Crow Wing county residents tomorrow evening at the opera house. It quotes him saying an ounce of fact is worth a ton of argument while presenting many facts countering free silver rhetoric.
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State OF
Minnesota
Crow Wing
Knute Olson Mestad
Nels Mugeos
Knute Cleen Mestad
Said County
Said
Waid
Brainerd
Milton McFadden
St. Paul
Free Silver
Chicago
Congressman McCleary
Crow Wing County
Opera House
Congress McCleary
Free Silverites
Moorhead
Mary Johnson
Philliahneon
Esid Coun
Eas
Cens
Propene
Noid
Coorion
Northern Pacific sale and Kandiyohi county capitol protest
The Northern Pacific railroad and all its franchises were sold at Superior by a U S court representative to President Winters for the new Northern Pacific Railroad Co with plans to take over by September 1. A Kandiyohi county farmer meeting aimed to halt the St Paul state capitol project with resolutions declaring the erection illegal and a lawyer hired to pursue legal action.
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Tas
Northern Pacific Railroad
Superior
United States Court
Winters
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
Kandiyohi
St. Paul
Kandvohi
Congress
Democratic papers bolt Bryan nomination across the country
Nearly two hundred Democratic daily papers in the south west east and abroad have abandoned the Bryan ticket. Religious papers join in condemning the anarchistic Chicago platform and its silver backers. The author argues against free coinage warning it would upend the gold standard and harm wages and business by introducing uncertainty and ruin.
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Bryan
Chicago
Prisoner Pat Christie Found Hanging in Neillsville Jail
Pat Christie, jailed for the murder of Christ Melert near Neillsville, Wisconsin, was found dead by hanging in his cell during supper rounds. The suicide involved tying a rope to a water pipe, using a towel as a gag and hood, and suspending himself with suspenders after placing a stool. Christie was described as an all around bad man with a history of various crimes.
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Neillsville
Wis
Pat Christie
Christ Melert
Christie
Sheldon
Pat
Republican convention nominates four for 46th district seat
The Princeton meeting of the 46th district GOP nominated A F Ferris J D Jones D Hartshorn and H C Head as representatives with Bouck Waite Ingersoll and Adams named to a legislative committee. Delegates endorsed the National Republican platform and McKinley ticket and seated Mille Lacs Head delegates after a contest. Also notes gold silver coin values and potential mint profits.
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Princeton
N. H. Ingersoll
John Waite
Todd County
A. W. Swanson
Morrison County
Morrison
Crow Wing
Todd
Mille Lacs County
L W. Bouck
A. L. Hoffman
F. Reichert
46Th Legislative District
So.uis Jane
Page Morris
Sixth Congressional District
Congress
McKinley
Committee On Credentials
E. P. Adams
Morrison R. S. McClellan
Mille Lacs
Messrs
Ferrie
Jones and
Hartshorn
Head
Towne’s monetary stance and its resurfacing in debate
The letter quotes C A Towne accusing rivals of mockery over carrying a Mexican dollar in a campaign speech. It contrasts with Flopper Towne’s claim of remaining unchanged and notes a 1894 platform line opposing fiat money. The piece suggests Towne’s past positions are being reevaluated amid public scrutiny.
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C. A. Towne
Towne
Charlie
Hhis
Republican Party
Charlie Towne
Donnelly Announces Withdrawal From Presidential Bid
Ignatius Donnelly states he will retire from public life after urging support for Bryan and the Populist state ticket. He criticizes Owen and Minnesota speechmarks as inconsequential and signals selling his interest in the paper if offered.
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Ignatius Donnelly
St. Louis
Owen
People’s Party
Minneapolis
Congress
Bryan
Notable critics of Bryan and Sewell listed
A suite of political figures is denounced as among the heartiest supporters of Bryan and Sewell. Names include Johann Most Gen Coxey Ex Governor Waite Ex Governor Pennoyer Jo Sibley Benjamin Tillman Governor Altgeld Senator Peffer and Eugene Debs with harsh characterizations of their conduct and views.
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Bryan
Sewell
Republic
Johann Most
Coxey
Waite
Colorado
Pennoyer
Oregon
United States
Jo Sibley
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Benjamin Tillman
John C. Calhoun
United States Senate
Altgeld
Peffer
Kansas
Eugene Debs
McKinley Presses Sound Money at Alliance Station
At Alliance Ohio Mr McKinley spoke to workers before boarding a train to Cleveland urging sound money. He argued prosperity rests on wages and prices paid in dollars and on maintaining government credit. German Americans favor the gold standard and may cross party lines to support sound money in the coming elections.
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McKinley
Alliance
Ohio
Scientific American marks 50th anniversary with 72 page special
The Scientific American of New York celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with a handsome 72 page special issue reviewing the rise of science and industry in the United States over fifty years. The volume, equal to about 442 pages, is highly technical yet written in a lively popular style and is enclosed in a protective cover for ten cents.
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The
Scientific American
New York
United States
Debtors and creditors warned against free silver plan
An Utica Herald letter argues free coinage would steal from creditors and harm debtors through inflation. It contends confiscating half of debts wrecks the economy, reduces lending, and harms property owners, urging a steadfast sound money standard in a stark moral frame.
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Washington
Chin Times-Herald
Silver Games
Billlon
Caer Menow
United States
Utica
Free silver debate hinges on Carlisle and Courier-Journal views
A clipped discussion notes that the sole argument for fiat money is the shifted views of Secretary Carlisle and The Courier-Journal. Lexington Kentucky source remarks on the change as a point in the money question debate.
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Carlisle
Courier-Journal
Lexington
Simile in a Gloss on Silver and Gold
A fragment notes a comparison between silver and gold and likens it to a discussion of the earth and sun, suggesting thematic links in value and relation. The brief text hints at a conceit connecting earthly metals to celestial bodies.
Greatest Swindle of the Century
Bucyrus Journal warns that the free and nearly limitless image of silver is a major political deception. The piece argues wealthier individuals gain power to double their holdings while others face erosion of value and limited relief, priced at 50 cents per item.
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Bucyrus Journal
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Palage
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Fourth St
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State OF Minnesota
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Louis Tache
Crow Wing Co
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Garret A. Hobart
David M. Clough
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Mina
St. Paul, Minn
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C. ©. Andrews
Brainerd, Minn
A. F. Ferris
Leon E. Lum
G. D. Labar
L. W. Chase
Sixth Street South
Northwest
Cicars
William H, Erb
Descristina
West Side
5Th St
Neal Fr
Ateva
McFadden Drug CO
Crow
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McPherson
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Berlin
Clayton, Nevada Co
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Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
la Crosse
W. H. Mannory
P. Church
Clayton, Ark
Bureky Chemical & Mfg. Co
Beaton
Mass
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