Dakota Statehood Debate Splits Senate Allies Split On South Dakota Admission
In a heated Senate debate Plumb and Allison urged division of Dakota into two states as Butler and Call opposed the move. They argued the plan could unfairly tilt power, while supporters claimed exclusion of 600,000 to 700,000 residents was unjust and that Montana and Washington should join. The Dakota bill passed 20 to 25 along party lines, authorizing South Dakota statehood with a funded convention and land grants and setting terms for debt division and future census reallocation.
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Ohio Republican State Convention Highlights Foraker Support
Dayton hosts a Republican state convention where Foraker is renominated for governor and Koster named as an alternates slate. Sherman and Bradbury pitch wins, and Cleveland tariff policy criticism is voiced alongside the party’s Chicago nominating process.
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Odd fragmentary tale and violent events haunt early paper
A garbled, sensational OCR yields a mix of threats, a glove clue, a banker's strange appeal, a call for a wife with revolver, and a brutal double murder tale in rural Tennessee. The piece references Gormuleldio, a yellow glove clue, and a Mob era hanging in Gallatin with mixed racial tensions.
Major floods threaten Calafonia as levee breaches
Wisconsin river crevasse near Calafonia floods west bank towns. 300 feet of overtopped levee swallows streets. City workers and army units struggle to rescue residents as water rises one to three feet, threatening widespread damage and delays to agricultural plans. Flood reports from nearby towns ease slightly. emperor’s health updates and other dispatches follow in this crowded leak of news.
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Investigation requested into Burlington strike safety concerns
A petition from Chicago, Burlington and Quincy supporters and railroad officials was filed with Intersta te Commerce Commission chair Thomas M. Cooley requesting a formal investigation into the Burlington strike. The petition claims the dispute centers on wages and that strikers seek arbitration while the company has hired replacement workers, raising public safety concerns. The commission indicated it would open the inquiry, with hearings set for May 6.
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