Duluth wheat grades blamed on inspectors and dealers
Col Morton of Fargo accuses Duluth state inspectors of dishonest or incompetent grading on No 1 northern wheat, claiming grain from North Dakota farmers is undervalued by 30 to 60 cents per bushel. He cites samples, cites Armour and Chicago dealers, and condemns the grading system as robbing local farmers while praising Prof. Bann and Devils Lake asylum work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Morton
Fargo
Duluth
Fargo Forum
Inter-Ocean
Armour
Chicago
Boards of Trade
Northern
North Dakota
Batyar
Bann
Bangs
The
Devils
Lake Doof and
Door Asylum
Hays
Institute
Baues
United States
P. Lintax
Lesa
St. Paul
Minn
Mismanagement charges at Chickamauga by ex quartermaster
Ex Congressman John Lind, former quartermaster of the Twelfth Minnesota infantry, accuses the staff and supply officers of grave mismanagement at Chickamauga. He cites deficient provender for horses, shoddy shoes for soldiers, and corrupt procurement, warning the war effort could have collapsed without early investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Twelfth
Minnesota Infantry
Chickamauga
Mande
Staf
Chickamauga Park
Camp
Ramsey
Gorvian & Co
St. Paul
Gsi
Park
St. Ul
Bobleter
Lampshire
Barcelona Port Wealth Amid Slow Madrid Telegraphs
The piece notes Barcelona has grown wealthy as a trading port equal to Marseilles while Madrid lags. It criticizes Madrid’s civil service slowness and the isolated post office setup in Barcelona, contrasting urban efficiency with official delay. References Pall Mall Magazine and Chicago Tribune humor outtakes appear in mixed commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barsloun
Madrid
Barcelona
Marseilles
Spain
Postoffica
Bnainos
St. Martin’s-le- Grand
Pall Mall Magazine
Threshers and farm supplies offered with new stock
An advert boasting larger threshers stock including leather and rubber belting valves pipe and fittings lubricators injectors steam gauges and related farm equipment. It notes shipping notes and protection strategies, plus a claim that unjust inspection harms North Dakota farmers.
Washingtons Time And The Revolutionary Virtue questioned
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Washington’s appeals to Congress and state leaders in 1778 urging punishment for traitors. James O Brien anecdotes in the New York Times recount Irish wit and drinking, with quips on patriotism, manners, and a Broadway march musing on identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palitias
Haman
Benjamin Harrison
House of Delegates of
Virginia
Diamond Studded Arrests In Kimberly Diamond City
In Diamond City Kimberly many residents apply to wash streets for diamonds. Washing schemes involve street debris and earth hauling with 10 percent of gross funds paid to the municipality. Last year £960 was collected this way as officials regulate permits and street repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Bax
Butterflies and Bluster in a Smoky London Hotel
An Englishman and a Booth man argued over poetry while a wary commercial traveler tried to calm them in a hotel smoking room. Shakespeare versus Burns was debated as John Bull defended Burns and Shakespeare amid rising tempers and a bid to settle the matter quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steatford
Avyon
Boothman
John Bull
William Shakespeare
Donald McPherson
Robert Burns
Shakespeare
London Telegraph
Wedding breakfast and a ship model procession
A farmer hosts a wedding breakfast for five daughters with the eldest as bride. A neighbor jokes that the groom has picked the Satah. The scene includes a parade ground display with adju tants and birds resembling soldiers as observers mistake them for fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Calcutta
Bismarck Reminiscences and a Czar dog tale
Professor Avgidi recalls Prince Bismarck and Czar Alexander II at Ema They discuss policy as the czar’s dog licks Bismarck’s hand and the moment stirs Grnmarck. The piece notes a historical political shift and a Russian Borzoi breed feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Avgidi
Prince Bismarck
Alexander II
King William
Ema
Prussia
Theczar
Prince Grnmarck
Berlin
London Standard
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Dain
Zoological Society of New York
Bronx Park
New York
Society
Jund
Hostetter
Beamane Bitters
Wm. Griffin
Hyuer
Alger
Chansy Depoo
Grand Central
Esquire
Chanse
Maina
Cubin
Cartridaes
Mauilln
Sthrong
Ponce
Nale
Mitchigan
Mr. Dooley
Niver
Chicago Journal
Buingespolis
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Lines
Jas. C. Poxp
G.P. A
Wis
Oura
Tekin
Seward
United States Congress
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Benard
Nicaragua Ship Canal
Sacy Canal
Polynesia
Siberia
China
Japan
India
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Australasia
British India
British Columbia
Mississippi
Atlantic Seaboard
North America
Mexico
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South America
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Australisia
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Philippines
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Pavule
New South Wales
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Queensland
South Australia
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Tasmania
China Treaty
Hong Kong
Burmah
British Todia
Straits
Pacific Islands
Asiatic Pacific
Asia
Ocek
Republican Party
Muy Party
Porto Rico
Cuba
Nicaragua Canal
Midway Betwernt Baroye
Miama
Chick
Chicago Tribune
Synnex
Sugar Enioo
Sweese
Synnez
Boston Transcript
C. W. Greene
DeWittt
DeWitt
Caribbean Sea
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Chamberlin
Indianpolis Journal
James O'Brien
M. E. W. Sherwood
New York Times
Haa
Broadway
Panama
Atill
Mle
Wagoner
Feroas
Poe
Buai Ta
Singapore
Bwitt Bocaifia Mail Ree Iwi Company
Atlante
Georgia
Russia
England
Rosie
Germany
New Orleans
New York Ledger
Grand Works Patizy
Grand Forks
Hood
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