Large Wheat Stock and Crop Outlook Across Minnesota
The note lists 14 312 000 bushels of wheat stored in St Paul Minneapolis and across Minnesota and Dakota. It cites a hot summer and late frosts forecast by Co Blake, with generally short crops. It reports 2 000 000 native fish distributed by Fish Commissioner Barrett and an exceptional bass year, plus Illinois crop yields above average amid localized chintz bug and rain issues. The piece also mentions Rock Island Railway mileage and Fitz John Porter’s retirement, and recalls the first congress began March 4 1789.
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St.Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakota
Barrett
Illinois
Ilinois
Picnic of Marshall County Association at Chicago
The fourth annual Marshall County Association picnic was held at South Park Chicago on June 19. About 80 attendees, later swelling to 100, enjoyed a bountiful feast. Speakers recalled early days and urged cheerful progress as memories foster friendship, with a banner presentation and condolences for deceased members.
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Henry Republican
Chocaco
Marshall County Association
South Park
Illinois Central
Grace
O. W Newell
Ephraim Hoyt
Mark Bangs
Lacon
Maxwell
Robert F. Winslow
Bangs
W. Blaxwell
Major Brown
Hyndshaw
Kinois
Thomas Parker, Sr
Hurtess & Parker
Marshall County
Mason
Col Strawn
Spiech
Grant Newell
Niegelson
Samuel Parker
E. Niegelson
Wim Hoyt
Short-hand for empire peace and prosperity policy
A historical proposal suggests solving Ireland by Irishmen, England by Englishmen, Wales by Welshmen, and Scotland by Scots, with imperial matters decided by a parliament that impartially represents four constitutional elements.
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Blaine
Great Britain
Grain price gap widens between Hennepin and rivals
The Record reports Hennepin pays 1 to 2 cents more for grain than neighboring towns. Market notes from June 24 align with Henry Republican, except oats where Hennepin at 27 and Henry at 29. Henry remains active in grain matters, with little loss to rivals despite the slight Hennepin price premium.
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Hennepin
Henry Republican
Henry
Hon David Davis dies at Bloomington at 71
Bloomington mourns longtime figure Hon David Davis who died on Saturday aged 71. A lawyer, legislator, circuit judge, U S senator and U S Supreme Court jurist, Davis was famed for intellect ambition integrity and wealth. His legacy as statesman and patriot endures in American history.
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David Davis
Bloomington
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S
Readjusted salaries for Illinois postmasters list
Postmasters across Illinois receive pay changes with $100 increases for Anna Carmi Charleston Delavan Englewood Gibson City Griggsville Knoxville Lanark Litchfield Lockport Morris Minooka Mt Carmel Pana Peru Quincy Ravenswood Sandwich Warsaw Wenona and a $200 rise for Franklin Grove. Other locations show $800 for Savannah and $100 reductions at Washington Virden Sterling Shawneetown Plano Pittsfield Ottawa Lacon Jacksonville Havana Aledo Alton Aurora and Carrollton.
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Illnois
Anna
Carmi
Charleston
Delavan
Englewood
Gibson City
Griggenville
Knoxville
Lanark
Litchfield
Lockport
Morris
Minoak
Mt Carmel
Pana
Peru
Quincy
Ravenswood
Sandwich
Warsaw
Wenona
Franklin Grove
Savannah
Washington
Virden
Sterling
Shawneeetown
Plano
Pittsfield
Ottawa
Lacon
Jacksonville
Havana
Aledo
Alton
Aurora
Carrolltown
Col George 5. Park Establishes Bible Chair at Park College
Col George 5 Park of Magnolia Missouri creates a chair of Christian Principles and Practices at Park College Parkville to assist in religious exercises and Bible study. Prof Samuel L McAfee of Corning Academy Iowa is appointed and has accepted. Park pledges first year salary and plans permanent endowment once a feasible plan is arranged.
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Col George 5. Park
Magnolia
Park College
Parkville
Samuel L. McAfee
Corning Academy
Iowa
Col Park
Speech by Hon James on Northern Pacific land grants
Senator James of Mississippi praised Congressman Payson of Illinois in a June 16 Senate speech on restoring certain Northern Pacific railroad land grants. He lauded Payson as devoted to American people against railroad corporate claims and praised his noble, persevering defense of citizens’ rights despite party differences.
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James , George
Mississippi
Senate
United States
Northern Pacific RR. Company
Payson
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ilinois
Minneap lis visit recalls Janney family and friends
A Minneapolis General Assembly visit recalls Judge Janney and his family. The Janneys run a substantial hardware business with two additional brothers in retail. The correspondent meets Mrs Dr John Baker and Dr Finley Baker, notes acquaintances from Amherst, and highlights the judge's long career and generous hospitality as the city grows around them.
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General Assembly
Minneapolis
Henry
Judge Janney
John Baker
Fred Potter
Mre
B. Janney
Gen Grant
Jack
Postoffic
Jennie Mifls
Moses
Maria Janney
Minnetonka Lake
Benton Janney
Connecticut
New England
Frm
Janney & Semple
Charley Baker
Ed Moses
Young Miller
The
Republican
Mr Miller
Amherst College
Willis L Williams
Miller
Janney
Williams
St Louis
Amherst
Mass
Janney Brothers
Jobu Baker Mikes
Finley Baker
Janneys
Bakers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Brassings
A Wife's Suit In Equity Against Craft and Crist
Mary I Crist files a suit in equity against Henry C Craft P A Crist and A A Wilson to enforce her separation agreement of October 17 1884. She claims extensive cruelty financial neglect and deliberate actions to deprive her of a home and support for herself and four children since 1885 while residing in Wenona Iowa.
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EH Thomas
Mary I Crist
Henry C Craft
P. A. Crist
A Wilson
U. S
P A Crist
Wenona
Cristill
6Th Street
Craft
Crist
Wilson
Asa
Richards
Washington Star
Henry
Victoria
Knox County
Washington
Treasury Department
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Moves to Control Alton Line
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe seeks to dominate the Alton by obtaining a majority stake. Reports say surveys indicate a true aim to secure control rather than build anew, with Alton owners open to sale if the price meets their expectations. The Alton’s value and tractable location make a purchase appealing over new construction.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Alton
Kansas City
Chicago
Mississippi River
the Tribune
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Banta Fe
Chicago & Alton
Hiackstone
Santa Fe prospects and regional outlets discussed
The article outlines the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe extension plans to create direct routes from Kansas City to Chicago and from St. Louis to Chicago via the St. Louis & San Francisco, highlighting competition with other western lines and eastbound junction points. It also reports Peoria’s warehouse fire destroying kerosene and oil storage, plus freight depot losses totaling about 200000.
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Atchison
Peoria
Consolidated Oil Tank Line Co
P&p Urr
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