Minnesota Wheat Crop Dispute Cites Reports and Corrections
A reader from Minnesota responds to a Chicago Tribune notice, disputing crop yields and state projections. He defends soil and weather claims, accuses report errors about 1877 grasshopper damage, and cites figures from state statistics and trade reports to argue the wheat crop was misrepresented. The letter argues for scrutiny of official figures and challenges a rival correspondent’s assertions.
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Minnesota
Chicago Tribune
St. Tarn
Minn
Tharsis
St Paw
Nention
Bourt
Lineration
State Board of Immigration
St. Paul
Commierce
Stathstics
Board of Tram Gallon
Daenbson
Aliguhiar
Jacobsen
Chrlatensernt
Whaling
Lent
Willie
Bates
Ufa
Wisconsin Letter Focuses on Statistics and Public Notices
A Wisconsin dispatch discusses public notices and statistical methods, defending accuracy amid criticism from a correspondent. It emphasizes reliance on qualified, well-informed individuals and cautions against unverified statements. The letter defends the office and author against charges from a rival correspondent. The piece also reports on Wisconsin agriculture, noting a large cranberry crop in Waupaen County, thick herring, and favorable fall prospects for barleys, wheat, and corn.
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Wisconsin
Gatco Tribune
Warmaca
Wis
Ams
Waupaen County
Waupaen
Illinois farmers plan corn planting amid shortages
Special Mapateh to The Chicago Tribune reports a rough country note from August 24 describing a couch shower as welcome. Farmers face shortening feed and corn supplies. observers expect improved corn yields and ongoing preparations for planting soon.
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Illinois
Chicaon Tribune
Fire at Castle Mayo Paper Mill forces shutdown and loss
At 10 o clock tonight a fire broke out in the Castle Mayo paper mill in South Lawrence. Much of the building and stock burned before extinguishers could contain it. Mayo and Castle holdings are linked to a Boston and Springfield firm preparing to open tomorrow. the Mayo loss is estimated at 100000 dollars with 75000 insured. About seventy five workers lost jobs. Cause suspected spontaneous combustion in the log cutting department. Nearby fires in New York and St. Louis are noted with significant losses to Knapp Stout & Co and other small manufacturers.
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Lawrence
Mass
Maas
Castle G Mayo
South Lawrence
Uefern Ib
Alfred & Mayo
Boston
Thi
Mia Castle
Springfield
A. S. Munron & Co
Mayo
Myarov
New Yoas
Civicana
Burlington
Quiness
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Hannital & St. Joe
Hannibal & St Joe Company
Chicago, Trurlington & Quincy Company
Quincy
Chicago
Weather Summary For Regions In The United States
The Lower Lake region reports falling barometer with warmer southerly winds and partly cloudy weather with local rain. Tennessee and Ohio Valley see lower barometer and warmer southerly winds with partly cloudy skies. Upper Lake region experiences falling barometer, warmer southerly winds, and partly cloudy weather with some rain. Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys show falling then steady or rising barometer, warmer temperatures, and partly cloudy skies with light rain in the northern Mississippi area. The Ohio River will continue slowly falling.
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Orrice-orann
Mississippi Valley
Olio
Serious Accident At Twisted Street Viaduct Involving Three Men
Last night a serious accident occurred at the twisted street viaduct over the railroad tracks at Sixteenth street. John Cotek of 455 Morgan street Hu lt, Wenzel Duclick of 1 Bunker street, and John Henry of 11 West Taylor street were badly injured. They were returning from Bohemian Hall when a freight train blocked the sidewalk and derailment threw Cotek across the track. Cotek sustained two broken ribs and a serious spinal injury. Duclick and Henry also suffered injuries. Dr Shottwifals, attending, says Cotek’s injuries may be fatal.
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Cotek
Dr. Shottwifals
Remarkable Dwarf Arrives in New Yoas From Ireland
Bridget Susctiran, aged 31, arrived from Ireland and is described as a remarkable dwarf who has not grown since eight months old. She cannot walk or speak, uses a cry, and is fed a milk-based diet. Her parents plan to settle in New York as her condition is detailed in the fragment.
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New Yoas
Bridget Susctiran
Ireland
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and Goulds Rail Plan Clash
A Chicago Tribune summary notes Goulds push to extend the Delaware Lackawanna and Western system toward Chicago, linking with the Hannibal St Joe and Wabash routes to form a Chicago to Pacific through line. The plan targets outlets to Chicago and the Missouri River region, with branches to Livingston Monroe and Rochester aimed at competing with New York Central and Union Pacific.
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Goulins
Dehiware
Larkawanin
Western Trallrand
Auee Cram
Unghqinten
Nigar
Celal Creley
Lees Dog Gould
Goultd
New York Central
Erie
Cnme
Delaware
Liekawania
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bigneat
Mtrallronda
Aussourt
Chileno
Darlington
Bis Okbeneny
Heaton Syndicate
Aehison
Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago & Alton
Topeka
Santa Fe
Hulse
Gould
Atlantic
Ue Maelfie
Mississippi
Missouri
Goull
Hannibal & St
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kansas Cluts
Dno & Cornell Bhits
Mierlington
Kayisis & Tesas
Timmbal
Texas
Texas Magliy
Southern Pacific
Hanibal St
AG Moberly
Union Pacifie
Omaha
Oman
Buffalo
Toledo
Bigtern Seaboard
Pacific
Great Western
Canada
Ottaya Fem
Michi Central
Criida Southern
Livckuwating & Western Nn
Cieaga
Tololo
Ackowannd
Ingia
Vanderbilt
Great Central
Goghlayaterral
Nh Tune
Trunk Line Joint Executive Committee Meets Over Pool Plans
Special dispatch reports the first meeting of the Joint Executive Committee of trunk lines since Albert Fink returned. Representatives from dozens of railroads discuss pooling, paths, and rates, with committees to report on Vincennes Terrene Lafayette paths and potential withdrawal of East Coast agents. A death on the Vandalia Unitraid is noted and resolutions prepared.
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TUK
Chietya Tribune
Albert. Fink
Furone
Tultmore & Olin
Bast
Albany
Boston
Mooane Tunnel & Western
Canna Southern
Central Vernont
Cinetunatl
Hoanilton & Dayton
Chilean
Cleelannti & Lexington
Louisville & Nashville
Marlette
Cincinnati
Michigan Central
New York
Vanni
Vinecennes
Terrenie
Lafayette
Maja B. Shipson
Sander
Vandille
Babi
Upo
Ralleway Association
Belrawal
The Vandalia Matter Seeks Clarity On Scandal Rumors
A Chicago Tribune dispatch from Vandalia Indiana dated August 24 outlines unsettled rumors surrounding John E Simpson of the Vantalks Line and Maj Shoopson death. It notes claims that agent Mills in East St Louis faced financial losses of about 10000 tied to Simpson, with uncertain verification and counterclaims, plus a 25000 bond cited at the St Louis office.
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Chicago Tribune
Tenis Havre
Ind
John E. Simpson
Shuopson
Mills
East St. Louds
Wits
Loula Omee
Ial Simpson
Slmpson
Striking railroaners negotiations near compromise
Special dispatches report pending negotiations between the St Paul Railway and striking mechanics after initial offers of 7 percent advance were rejected for 10 percent. A settlement was not expected immediately as talks continued.
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Chicago Tribune
Minwarken
Wis
St. Paul Railway Company
Canadian Marine vessel fire near Owen Sound accident
Dispatchers report a sailing vessel caught fire near Thornary while en route from Collingwood and Owen Sound. The crew, including owner George Caldwell and engineer Keo Young Keon, attempted to manage the hatch and were towed by government aid after distress signals were seen from Medford. Several men suffered and were assisted by the government steamer George Mien before rescue.
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Canadian Marine
Caicapo Tribune
Menroith
Ont
George Maythan
Collingwood
Owen Sound
Anil
Medford
George Mien
Caleaga Tribune
Dalmosie
Emerald
Kingston
Chicago
Camp Fuller Engages Militia in Night Battle Event
Camp Fuller hosted a militia gathering at grand street park drawing over 600 participants. A night-time skirmish labeled a sham battle unfolded at 4 p.m. under darkness. Two leaders from nearby communities planned to return tomorrow at 10 o'clock as the camp is set to break Saturday.
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Camp Fuller
Chicago Tribune
Rockroom JL
Ang Sh
Grand Street Park
English visitors travel through city en route to Cumberland plaza
TOM HUGHES of England and group including Frank Hope and aunt A Maude, members of Tou Aighes party, spent yesterday in the city and planned to visit the Cumberland plaza on the Southern Railway line to Tennessee. They bought tools and tents before departing on the Southern detail Towels morning.
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Tom Hughes
England
Cincinnath O
Mammersley
Frank Hope
A. Maude
Hey
Cumberland Plaza
Southern Railway
Tennnessee
Boor of AW
Illinois Y M C A Convention Opens in Prominent City
The eighth annual Convention of the MM G A of Winals is held at the First Presbyterian Church in the city. Delegates from across the state arrive, with leaders from New York to St Louis present. The opening was led by Robert D Russell of Decatur and committees were formed to report permanent officers.
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Illinois
Pra
Robert D. Russell
Decatur
Unclear leadership report shows rising interest in societies
The informal reports by the General Secretary indicate a rare increase in interest and membership, while the overall condition of most societies is reported to be on a sound basis. Names of officers and locations appear garbled in this OCR text.
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Robert J. Ins.sell
Jacksonville
Tribberton
Mott
Peoria
Indians in Texas News From Shermans Army and Mexican Movements
Reports from Col Grierson relay actions near Victoria and the Mescalero and Apache hostiles retreating toward Mexico. Sheridan and Myers arrive at Cal Dodge’s camp with cavalry, while Ute scouts and Mexican reinforcements move toward El Paso as troops prepare winter quarters at the post.
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Victoria
Mexico
Col. Grierson
Cen
Sheruan
Eagle Srnixca
Stockrox
Forts Life
Davis
Texas
de Cillante
Qaltman
Roi
Gon Herne
Poe
Mauatain
Utes
Los Miso
Colo
Lars Cir
Sheridan
Wy Myers
Sherldan
Capt
Gregory
Tiesto
IL Caton
New York
Strong
Chilungo
Cal. Dodge
Aveney
AY Estork
Fourth Cavalry
Imidad
Ta Garely
Wasinsatox
Aue SA
Col
Moneypiney
Chidcimin
Ute
Commlssian
Ute Aguley
Sioux surrendering force moves to Cheyenne River agency
Dispatch reports 1000 northern Sioux surrendering at Fort Keogh to be sent to Cheyenne River Agency. Messenger notes about 100 more men moving toward that post from Sitting Bull's camp. Troops report breaks with hostilities as bands move south of the Missouri River.
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Missour River
British Defeat Reported at Kashkel Nakhud Battle
Dispatches from Calcutta and Quetta describe a crushing setback near Kashkel Nakhud amid the Afghan campaign. Details vary, but British forces reportedly suffered heavy losses as Gen Burrows moved to engage the enemy and a retreat toward Candahar began under difficult conditions. Reports note Ayoob Khan’s larger force and uncertain prospects for future action.
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Afcmantatan
London
Tinea Cancetta
Kashkel-Nakhud
Cal
St. John
Quetta
Harrows
Mulr
Upton
de Batila
Alere
Oliver
Rusik-i- Suaklind
Ayoob
Ayoob IiI
Burrows
Maleate Son
Teh
Candahar
Girkvtik
Dryderubod
Wold Mt Fort
Aru Khan
Vinderabad
Maliwind
Sithult
Kushkea-Nuakhid
Walt Shere
Fran Thia
Torah Stremath
Miteral Eully
Canduan
Parsudt
Wekily
Une Darizuily
Caanabac
Issuer
Uonywoud, Barr
Wud
Memoir of a Military Disaster and Calls for Reform
The piece laments General Primrose’s performance after a defeat near Kuski le Naklaal and blames weak tactics and desertions for a rout. It argues for competent leadership at headquarters and notes reformers’ warnings about under strength European officers with native regiments. The Indian press cites disgrace and seeks accountability.
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Chate
Owen
Hind
White Hanoh
Smith Cole
Aint Dustlee
Masiad
Primrose Tas Shayn
Sanporta
Weill
Petron
Guna
Bombay
Ilegree
Primrose
Burrows
Girish
Minnesota Schutzenfest Delegates Arrive for Wisconsin Gathering
The Minnesota Schutzenfest delegation arrives in St Paul for the West Wisconsin association gathering. Delegates parade through decorated streets as welcome speeches are given by President Schefur, Mayor Dawson, and Gen W Johnson. A prize shooting and officer elections are planned for tomorrow. The page also includes a local morality tale about language and a folk anecdote of an American in a French town.
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Minnesota
T'Heaga Triteune
St. Paut
Ming
West
Wisconsi Wid
Association Arrivinl
Schefur
Mayer Dawson
Gen . W. Johnson
Endowment Gift To State University Of Athens Recounted
An endowment of 7000 pounds was given to the State University at Athens Georgia. The gift is linked to a plan that would provide for twenty one heirs and their ages, with the principal to be held until the final dies. The report notes the complex setup and future projections over ninety six years.
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Chauvleatin
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Lilnois
Himals
Tor
Eire Record
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S. Louis
Knapp. Stout & Co
Cand
Webern
Hunts Rem Maxton
Ali Minimum
Qitiang
Rey Wind
Ato
Kentia Ety
Iran
la Crosag
Leavanwort
Nashville
Clune
Nape Llullo
Osroun
Chaar
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Extension
Wier Road
Tinmmailhal
St. Joe
Texas Tavntiv
Alan
Chiengre
Gouk
Chieaga Tribune
Wall
New York, Lake Erie & Western Raily and Company
Brighteer
Ibsent
Eles
Guy Sick
Ln Wade Fur Land Commission
General Railroad
Bes
Butate
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Works Fur the Rentlider Pertings
Funnsylvanie Iidlront
Agian Assuiratiae
Ntl
Linckawartit & Western Stallroat Company
Rashwiyo
Hrcorporation
Aly
Allan
Erle
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Livingston
Monroe
Rochester
New York, Liavkawinnie Western Railway Company
Samuel Sloan
Jol. Hale It
Iliguins
Georgett Willam BE
Dodge
Day Gould
Benjamin G. Clarke
Sidney Dillon
Russell Sage
Solon Humphrreys
Joolmo F. — Dillon
Walter S.gornee
Binghamton
Broome
Trora
Tov
Selungler
Steuben
Wyu
She. Shinson
Maj. Shopson
Chicago, Rock Tnland & Pacific Railroad Company
Wilma Tekers Pood
Misouri
Cameron
Peru
de bin
Daveneort
Poitio
Davenport
Phiten
Iain Hine
Loven
Toltdo
Oimio
Sunsericuy
Peabody
Ghia & Mississippi
Springfeld Division
AE Littore
Massachusetts
Spoetat
Chico Tribune
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Eeastern Railroad
Npston & Albany Railway
Tim Erip
Little & Southwestern Railroad
Hina
Erle Wil
Ham Hore
Jamestown
Tile Indians
Kusin-L-Nakilud
Nagrite
Tay
Tors
Kame
Tttla
Tonnel
Mont Hinne
Mont Mane
Simplon
Apyickeins Theatre
Marion Baughtert
Uerick
Meprimo Wuco
Harrisons
Pilotors
Uvenile
Haverlys Theatig
Cary
Union-Aquaie
Coting Grove
Ladianioaya
Am Crand
Maosonbocker
Liebig
Oran
Liebig Company
É Uy i
Mark Lavy
Lupden
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