Inadequate Defence of the Pacific Railway Operations
A special president message to Congress defends Pacific railway operations amid commissions and reports on majority and minority views. It argues directors used self interest, examined government concessions, and suggests remedies including possible land forfeiture under congressional action. The message urges prompt, practical action while cautioning against government ownership. The narrative also notes the National Potters Association convention seeking tariff protection to compete with British pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuinaron Crry
Congress
Pacific Railway
Helrat
Commission of Investigation
Union Pacific
Cartaik
Central Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific
Hey
Tristesa
Ural
Directora
Companien
California & Oregon Railway
Knowles
Mast
Liverpool
Question of Citizenship in Lowry-White Contested Indiana Election
The House election committee reviews the Lowry versus White contest from Indiana's Twelfth district. Attorneys argue over White's citizenship status, noting missing naturalization records and a prior war era nullified proof, while contending that carelessness affected record keeping. Arguments incomplete.
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Lowry Ve White
Indiana
Wasius Gron City
Lowry-White
Messrs. Hunton and Chandler
Lawry
Measra
W. H. Calkins
van Manning
White
Tait
United States
Witneasny
Allen County
Relief for the business men in the senate and house actions
Washington D.C. and New York reports recite a Senate debate over a printing wrapper matter and a house bill on inscriptions. The Pacific Railway president's message was referred to a committee. In New York the speaker pro tempore presided during Carlisle's illness as bills were introduced and a bank bill was scheduled for debate. The American Shipping League held sessions with delegates urging congressional aid for a revived merchant marine. The Cuban-Corean diplomacy and public notices update with oath ceremonies and land restorations for railroad indemnities are noted in Washington and Albany dispatches.
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Mall
Willeis’ Bank Ait
Wastington
Orry
Jan
Senate Thesday
Owen
Ulah Booku
Senate
New York
Pro Tam
Durinys Carlisle
Cartisle
Pacific Railways
Washington City
American Shipping League
Samuel Watts
Boston
Fullar
Bath
Bord
Parhais
Capt. Goss
Maine
William A. Webb
Sennator Whitthorne
Gai. Hooker
Mississippi
Woodterick Vealey
National Board of Trade
Ten Dead in a Storm Toll Reported Across Regions
A grim tally from a deadly storm spans Yankton to Windsor with at least ten fatalities. A brave girl saved others, while a teacher and many children perished in a prairie site near Pyntiall. Cattle losses, frozen bodies, and scattered reports from Bonhomme County to Coli Lake reflect widescale destruction and rising death counts.
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Yawston
Janu
Nan
Matthew Wolsser
Thraa
Christian’ Kasol
Nive
George Giahart
Cooley Ranch
II Bonhomme
Cooley
Bohemiana Ag
Wiborny
Habar
Yanteton
Bonhomme
Iyanty
Frogon
Timearross
Baral
Dolan
Goulwin
Coli Lake
Hugo Schutt
Altamont
Colanth
MOG
Raachel
Jamestown
Hylag
Windsor
Halid Mintelios
Viyan Fe
Plucky Valley County Teacher Leads Children Through Blizzard
Miss Minnie Freeman, a Valley county schoolteacher, protected and guided thirteen pupils aged 6 to 16 through a ferocious blizzard. With roof torn from the Myra Valley district schoolhouse, she safely ferried the group three quarters of a mile to a nearby farmhouse, tying her own shawl for warmth and keeping them together in one determined march.
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Omana
J. H. Ayar
Owl
Rotai
Valley County
Misa Minnie Freanan
Myra Valley
Did What She Could In Storm Tragedies And Train Wrecks
A schoolteacher Miga Louis Royce guided eight children through a storm near Plaingiow. She wrapped a child to survive the cold but two others died, and a third perished by morning. Several residents from Nullgh and nearby areas reportedly froze to death. A Lake Bria Western train wreck near Bluffton injured passengers including Frank Mayo’s company, with Conductor W. S. Kaywoon and Engineer Nelson aiding rescue efforts.
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Omaita
Miga Louis Royce
Plaingiow
Misa Royce
Miller
Buko Hrie & Western
Ong
Rovers
Bista
Dun
Trann
Lake Bria & Western Railway
Bluffton
Anil
Frank Mayo “Nordeck” Company
Whan
Tosa
Robison and others injured in car incident with deadly machine
Alvert Gilbert of Fonturia Ohio and several others were wounded as a passenger train accident unfolded. Names listed include Lawrence Jolngon J C G Harvey Miss Frances Grabam Elwin Naird Nail Gray Robert Nail G H Waya J W Redding. The incident ended a long safety record for the line and prompted a probe into a dangerous infernal machine found at the courthouse. A $100 reward was offered for the sender's identification. The explosive device could have caused multiple fatalities. The trial of involved defendants began Tuesday with opening statements.
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G. H. Waya
Findlay
Bally
J. W. Redding
Wonda
Ind
Todo Wands
Tudiral
Bagan
Tava
Attoynoya Mondo
Five story fire destroys Koogt & Davin building
A large grocery firm at St Paul suffered a major blaze in a five story, occupied building housing Koogt and Davin, with substantial losses. Fire crews mobilized quickly, but the flames consumed most of the structure and contents before control was achieved about an hour later, with insured losses estimated around 85,000 dollars and 75,000 dollars in other damages.
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Wipre
Koogt & Davin
St. Paul
St. Faun
Minn
Dan
Ass Ofalool
Bonus Pra
Keogh
Minneapolis
Mra
McKinsey
Aubortaio
Save the Fish and Lakes From Destruction Efforts
Ottawa reports a dispute over fisheries management with Deputy Minister Tilton urging action to protect Canadian water resources. He cites overfishing threats, including mackerel and local species, and warns lake fisheries could be exhausted without firm measures. The issue involves cross border concerns and calls for posterity protection of natural wealth.
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Ottawa
Toleaimo
Michigan
Mary's River
Tolsinin
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