Union Pacific case ends with wage concession and new terms
In Omana March 27 Judge Caldwell accepts operators concession after union telegraphers meet with Superintendent Kerty. The hearing in the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf dispute sees Receiver Trumbull withdraw a demurrer and argue the railroad remains solvent. Judge Thurston and Willard Teller outline receivership duties and court remarks note ex parte proceedings harmed all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Caldwell
Union Pacific
Kerty
S. H.H. Clark
Denver
Gulf
Frank Trumbull
Union Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Willard Teller
Hallett
Denver and Gulf Road
Dundy
Hallet
Teller
Denver and
E. Ellery Anderson
Dundy and Hallett
Thurston
Hobson
Trumbull
Silver convention adopts resolutions in Des Moines
The Des Moines silver convention ends with speeches by President Johnson of the Bimetallic League of Kansas and Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota. Resolutions call for free silver support and nominations by pro silver groups or cross‑party assemblies. Local notices advertise wholesale produce prices and millinery stock, plus a local inked advertisement for a durable, site‑proof money box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonagents Des Mores
Rational Silver
Geepion
Johnson
Bimetallic League of Kansas
Grover Cleveland
Jeff Davis
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
League
Congress
Friends of
United States
House of, Representatives
Resolution debates push for artesian irrigation testing
At the interstate irrigation convention in Omaha on March 23 the morning was spent in executive session debating resolutions from the executive committee. The main clause calls for a congressional appropriation to test artesian well irrigation and urges creation of a state engineer office and supportive legislation. The committees are to send capable delegates to Washington to press for action on irrigation bills. Citizens of Omaha praised for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chadron
Neb
Elkhorn
Casper, Wy
Shawnee
Interstate Irrigation Convention
Congress
Washington
Great Plains
Hearing Postponed In Prendergast Insanity Plea
Chicago March 6. The insanity plea of Prendergast was postponed until next Tuesday after agreement of involved attorneys. Court interruptions escalated as the prisoner shouted for the right to speak and demanded immediate trial. Bailiffs struggled to quiet him before he was returned to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prendergast
Chetlain
Explosion at Acme Powder works kills five at Black's Run
Five persons were killed and one badly injured when the dynamite works of the Acme Powder company at Black's Run near Hulton on the Allegheny Valley railroad blew up at 7 am. The explosion wrecked buildings, shattered nearby windows, and sent terror through residents within a mile. The dead are Nellie Remaley Mollie Remaley Sadie Remaley William L Arthur Samuel Remaley and Mrs William Arthur.
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Acme Powder Company
Black’s Run
Hulton
Allegheny Valley
Nellie Remaley
Mollie Remaley
Sadie Remaley
William L. Arthur
Samuel Remaley
William Arthur
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Great Falls
Great Fall Mont
First National Bank
Mexico
Washignton
Republic of Mexico
Des Moines
Dillon
Madame Bourret
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Mont
J. Griffin
Ogden
Utah
UNE Office
Interstate Irrigation Congress
Committee On
South Omaha
Ekezema
Thad
C. HL. Wood
White Cloud
Cuticura
Resolvent
Potter
Dave
CHEM
Boston
W.L
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Macs
Eliel Bros
Villon
Montana
T. KE
Milla
Hotel Fark
Helena
W. E. Mills
Acie
Bannack Street
N. E. Hammer
Biggles
Dillon Implement Company
George J. Staudaher
Whotessle and Retail
Bucher
Dillon National
Bank Building
Bannaock Street
Paxson’s Pharmacy
Crowell & Nuckolls
WILL
B. Orem
Center Street
J. C. Orem
Smith Shop
J. P. Winters
Dillon National: Bank
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