Proposed Northwest Railway to Regina to Edmonton
A long article outlines urgent plans urged by the Canadian Railway president for a 500 mile Regina to Prince Albert line with a Flam Beldi branch to Edmonton, costing about 1000 per mile, claiming it will quell uprisings and unlock fertile lands. It also notes population movements around Eagle Lake and medical and public charity concerns in various towns, plus a Washington report on Frederick Douglass securing a church pew with his wife, and multiple local incidents.
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Tama City
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Importing European Goods Through Canada At US Frontiers
Washington May 19. Secretary Manning confirms large lots of goods manufactured in Europe were imported from Canada at Canadian values and passed at US ports without adjusting to market values. Customs officers instructed to reappraise where entered values are too low to reflect actual market value in the country of origin.
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Washinton
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Europa
United States
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Treasury
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Cassell
Hay
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Lins
Pennsylvania
Mathher
Montgomery
Edison
Freitosolvins
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Strikes Hit Eighteen Brickyards In Detroit Suburb
In Springwells near Detroit a general strike halted work at eighteen brickyards as about 300 brickmakers marched between yards. The unrest followed socialist and anarchist meetings with no wage demand yet presented. The sheriff may deploy militiamen as reports tied the protest to Central car shops and Michigan car works.
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Michigan Car Works
Gladstone Interference in Commons and Dynamos Life Sentence
London dispatches report Gladstone's anger at Churchill interruptions in the House of Commons as the dynamos Cunningham and Burton receive life terms. The trial notes discuss Russian policy, Afghan frontier talks, and British-Italian maneuvers, with charges and reactions across Europe amid tension with Russia.
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James Russell Lowell
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Red Sea
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Lord Randolph Churchil
Stafford Northcote
Hawkins
Cunningham
Burton
Durion
Dawkins
United States
Phelps
Neani
Biss
End of World Prediction Delayed by One Year
A small group of Adventists led by Levi Locke has waited for the world to end, after a mistaken calculation. They believed the event would occur yesterday or today, but a correction shifts the date to May 14, 1886. Locke distrusts churches and teachers and once removed his children from public school over disputes about Earth’s shape.
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Murphy murder case affirmed by Supreme Court
New Orleans May 19 Supreme Court upheld the lower court in the Murphy murder case. Judge Ford his brother Pat and officers W E Canifield Buckley and John Murphy were involved in the December 1, 1634 murder of Captain A N Murphy. Pat Ford and Murphy face death. others receive twenty years. Public pressure loomed over possible political influence and governor interference seemed unlikely.
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