Passenger train kills Wis. man in West Superior
Wiruiuasm Coxzxy aged sixty of Wa dens Minnesota was killed by a passenger train on the Northern Pacific at West Superior Wisconsin. The coroner's jury charges negligence against the engineer. The New York legislature passes a law requiring candidates to publish sworn statements of expenditures. A Itasca county enumerator appointment may rely on liberal census rules. M Hagberg yields to friends to run for alderman at large. Adamson of Minneapolis, a mortgage loaner, goes to state prison for forgery. A meeting at Miller's Hall discusses nominating a mayoral candidate or endorsing one already in the field.
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Crow Wing
John Richard Pegg
Ann Pegg
Brainerd
Brat Dispatch
Said
Denee
Wiruiuasm Coxzxy
Wadens
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Northern Pacific
West Superior
Wis
New York
Itasca
M. Hagberg
Hagberg
Adamson
Minneapolis
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J. G. Hultkrans
F. G. Sundberg
Disratch
Sundberg
Edward F. Mahan
EK. Mahan
Omega Township
Crow Wing County
Graceville
A. Dewey
Alvah Dewey
Col. Dewey
Graceville Transcript
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Wisconsin Central
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Fports
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Gene Northwestern
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Chas. E. Dixon
East Third St
Erie
Burrato
Niagara
Chicago
Boston
New Engiano
Albany
South Clark Street
Grand Pacific Hotel
Palmer House
Dearborn
G. M. Beacs
F. C. Donaxo
Chicago man scores $20,000 judgment against railroad
Jupez Gresuam of Chicago obtained a judgment for Henry Bush against Northern Pacific for 20,000 after a jury valued Bush’s injury at 40,000 on a 50,000 claim. Bush, a paralyzed fireman, was injured in a collision. The railroad plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Land Ofice
St. Cloud
Minn
Ety
District Court
Brainerd
Stephen Bush
Thomas C. Pointon
August Lusso
Robert Gleave
A. E. Whitney
A. Barto
Register
Jupez Gresuam
Chicago
Henry Bush
Northern Pacific Company
United States Supreme Court
Robert Gleave Jacob Shrey
Railway Brotherhoods Submit Grievances to Northern Pacific
Train engineers and firemen from unions called on Northern Pacific officials Tuesday to present grievances. Road officials dismissed the matter as unimportant and solvable by division officers, promising an amicable adjustment if any differences exist.
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Tax Pioneer Press
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Northern Pacific
Wage Gaps Between U S and British Rail Workers Revealed
Carroll D Wright reports in the fifth annual labor commission that American railroad workers earn about double British peers for similar jobs. Engineers average 1007 dollars in the U S versus 457 in Britain. firemen 562 versus 285. conductors 824 versus 304. switchmen 471 versus 3266. flagmen 354 versus 254.
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Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
United States
Great Britain
Quadruplets Born to Scotedale Miner Family
The Newtons of Scotedale Pennsylvania welcomed four girls Agnes Aloysia Ada and Agatha. Mr Newton a miner is pleased by the alliterative names and plans to put the babies on a tale. The family received six Colorado town lot deeds naming streets after the children and parents. The Newton home sees daily visitors eager to view the infants.
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Michael Newton
Scotedale
Agnes
Aloysia
Ada
Agatha
Newton
Queen Victoria
Colorado
Resignation Tied to Engineer and Firemen Grievance
The St Paul News reports that engineers and firemen's representatives met Northern Pacific officials in St Paul over a grievance linked to W S Kemp's resignation as mountain division superintendent. Kemp's popular predecessor faced resentment from trainmen toward a St Paul appointee.
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St. Paul
Engineers
Northern Pacific
W. 8. Kemp
Mountain Division
Marquis de Mores Named Top Prisoner in Paris Averted Plot
Paris telegram reports Marquis de Mores among twelve anarchists seized Tuesday. He is held as a first class prisoner charged with inciting murder arson pillage and revolt in the army. Police found documents urging workers to disorder and alleged plans to proclaim the Duke of Orleans with Blanquist support.
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Paris
Marquis de Mores
United States
Marquis
Duke of Orleans
White Earth logs sold to T B Walker for three seventy five
Logs cut on Indian reservations during winter were sold yesterday at White Earth to T B Walker for 3.75 and 4 a thousand. The total volume reached about 10 million feet and bids must go to Washington for departmental approval, delaying settlement for the winter’s work by two or three weeks.
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White Earth
T. B. Walker
Washington
Department
Fosston
Fosston Exchange
New laid eggs for sale at North Eighth Street
A local offer lists freshly laid eggs for sale at the address on North Eighth Street, indicating availability for buyers in the area.
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Eighth St
North
Candidate Wenner Hemsrezap Declares Alderman Bid
A letter announces Wenner Hemsrezap as a candidate for alderman at large in the upcoming city election. The statement identifies the bid formally and signals participation in the electoral process.
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Wenner Hemsrezap
Minnesota Forming Game and Fish Protective Association
A statewide group meeting at the Exposition building in Minneapolis plans to form the Game and Fish Protective Association of Minnesota to enforce laws, prevent unlawful fishing and hunting, and prosecute violators. The group will operate with an executive committee, state branches, 15 vice presidents, and $2 annual dues with possible additional assessments.
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Exposition Building
Minneapolis
Game and Fish Protective Association of
Minnesota
Northern Boom company formed to improve Mississippi log passage
J B Bassett Edwin C Whitney Samuel Simpson John B Atwater and K M Fowler organize the Northern Boom company to improve navigation on the Mississippi and its tributaries between Brainerd Minnesota and Pokegama Falls. The firm aims to handle logs and construct booms under a $50 000 capital, for a fifty year term. Major Bassett says stock will be opened to interested log owners and work will begin once subscribed, supplementing the Mississippi and Rum River Boom company.
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Edwin C. Whitney
Samuel Simpson
John B. Atwater
Major Bassett
Pokeyama
Brainerd
Mississippi and
Rum River
Minneapolis
Lugberman
Girls Can Get a College Education Without Cost
The Ladies' Home Journal of Philadelphia offers free college education to a 16 year old girl who sends the greatest number of yearly subscribers by January 1 1891 and also a second offer for 1000 yearly subscribers to secure one year at Vassar or another college with all expenses paid. The competition targets parents unable to afford schooling and invites any eligible girl to apply by writing to the journal.
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Philadelphia
Goer
Vassar College
Vassar
Arch Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Europe
Nathaniel Wheeler
Paris
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