Omaha Terminal Agreement Expands Missouri Pacific Rail Access
General Manager Dodéridge announces a new arrangement between the Omaha Hedge and Terminal company and the Missouri Pacific. The deal secures excursion rights and a continuous track from Cornell Bluffs to the North and South Omaha yards, enabling interchange across South Omaha, North Omaha, East Omaha, and Connell Bluffs. A joint freight depot is not yet decided.
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Owaia
Dodéridge
Missouriacific Haw
Omaha Heidge and Terminal Company
Missouri
Cornell Bluffs
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Omaha
J. Doddridge
Cornell Bins
Missouri Pacific Necean
Cornell Duffs
North Omahm
Missouri Pacific
South Omaha
East Omaha
Ami Connell Nuits
Militia in Readiness as Waite fight drags on
Denver March 21 The First regiment of the Colorado National Guard arrived home from Cripple Creek and will stay under orders for immediate service until the police board dispute is settled. Governor Waite seeks court guidance on whether Orr and Martin or Mullins and Barnes hold the contested seats. Chief Stone warns of renewed hostilities and a strong guard remains at City Hall.
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Colorado National Guard
Cripple Creek
Police Board
Waite
Supreme Court
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Barnes
Platt Rogers
Orr and
Martin
Mullins
Stone
Fre
Reciprocity Clause of the McKinley Act Reconsidered
The Senate Finance Committee reported changes to the McKinley Act including higher duties on collars and cuffs and revised sugar scales. Reciprocity provisions are repealed and foreign agreements under reciprocity are abrogated, with a shift from highest to lowest duty in tariff administration noted by Secretary Carlisle.
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Wasumorox
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Carlisle
Waite orders hold troops until further orders at Cripple Creek
General Taraney reports Governor Waite’s instruction to keep militia in camp while deputy sheriffs prepare to march out. Tarnney’s Altman visit aimed to calm fears but warrants will renew trouble. public support favors militia staying until union leaders are arrested.
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Cherie Carex
Taraney
Tarnney
Altman
Alet
Antil
Union
Elie Te
Chinese Boycott at First Methodist Episcopal Church
Reports from New Haver describe a boycott by twenty five Chinese individuals of the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school amid tensions over alleged gambling and opium dens. Police actions included raids and seizure of paraphernalia, with local figures cited in the dispute.
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Methoriet Church
New Haver
Crocker
Pollice
Banday
Congressional Proceedings Re Stalled Tariff and Hawaiian Question
The report shows Senate activity as Voorhees objections delay tariff wording and ad valorem details while discussions on the Hawaiian issue proceed. In the House Meilly seeks to move several railroad and inland waterway items, with committees debating the Missouri river and sundry civil bills and setting April actions.
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Wasteriron
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Mel Morrill
Biicen
Voorhens
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Dem
Senate
Howe
Wasuisavox
Meiliy
Fom
Pennsylvania
Male
Andnievensil
Jictary Committee
Bloor City
Bayres
Texas
Les Eels
Why Marriage Is Declining In The Modern Age
Grant Allen argues marriage wanes due to modern life stresses and speed. He traces shifts from the earlier generation’s firm impulse to wed to a later era overwhelmed by railways telegraphs and constant bustle affecting nerves and social patterns. He contends civilization has compressed courtship and altered reproductive dynamics, leaving some men reluctant to marry.
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Leleure
Stephenton
You
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Hieyelea
Traln
Straw
Eluba
Achelor
Michigan Supreme Court Action on Key State Officials
The Michigan Supreme Court sustained a recent action involving state officials Governor Kiel Stole, Treasurer Mambitwer, Secretary of State Joehim, and Land Commissioner Herry. The ruling addresses deviations in the governor's handling of these officials and their removal or replacement.
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Lanmyo
Mich
Kiel
Mambitwer
Joehim
Land “Fy Mlanloner Herry
Natal
Governor High
Rex
Butchered by Spaniards in Malay stronghold attack
Malaya forces report a large Spanish assault on Pantay Island as the garrison defends positions. Casualties include killed and wounded Malay and Filipino troops, with Spanish defenders sustaining losses. Also noted is a political meeting in Upper Mbwalesi with delegates denouncing A ASe and allied groups and a separate freight fire at Hopk Island.
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Lane
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Fcreen
Gyor
Tulaya
Jaro
Apantarda
Yoo
Keitel
Cronin Case Ink Fades as Cooney Hunt Persists
The long Cronin indictment remains in force against Patrick Cooney known as The Fox as Chicago detectives pursue leads across Ireland and England. Rumors place Cooney abroad or dead, while Irish American groups press for his formal arraignment in Cook County Court.
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Woodrwood
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Hhoggs
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Matk Kurke Tawe
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the Fox
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Clark Street
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Cooney
Ireland
Friend
Coughlin
Irice
Burke
Cateh
Renlit
Fox
Soapy Smith and a Western town storm tale
A Denver era figure nicknamed Soapy Smith is described amid lore of lawless action and mob violence. The piece recounts his background from Texas to Leadville and notes his alleged charm despite notoriety, with anecdotes about street corner soap sales and a long history of shootings, ending with reflections on his notoriety in the West.
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le Maeh
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Naeo
Auburn Miracle tale of Donnelly and the rescued boy
An Auburn man Edward Donnelly saved an East River drowning child in New York after leaping from shore in a dramatic rescue. The account notes he afterward suffered paralysis and illness, later claiming Dr Williams Pink Pills as his cure, praising the medicine as a blood builder and nerve restorer.
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Auburn
East Mighth Street
New York
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Moravia Street
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Chas. H. Sagar Company
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Williama
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Schenectady
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