Treasury Duties debated as split of offices proposed
The article discusses a bill to divide Treasury duties by creating a Commerce division. It notes Secretary McEttrick and others supporting a reorganization, with aims to oversee revenue and government buildings, navigation on the lakes, and hospital and engraving services. It also reports ex senator Fat’s death at a hotel, with details of illness and will.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Congress
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Bright
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In South Dakota farmers face a stalled market as authorities push a plan to stabilize seed prices and settle warrants. The tentative agreement aims to ease debt issues and restart grain trades amid a fragile agricultural economy.
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South Dakota
Carnegie Demands Repayment of Navy Cartel Fine
The Carnegie Company declares a formal demand for 140000 to be repaid after a Navy Department official says Andrew Carnegie pressed the claim on Saturday. Officials decline to discuss a suit while the Senate Naval Committee will decide after the holiday recess.
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Gao
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Thidlé
Sam
Tole
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Navy Department
Dourts
Tos
Herbert
Sampoon
Naval Ordinants Bureau
Camnegie Company
Senate Naval Committee
Steamer Gurley Hay Escapes Water Spout Off Cape Hatteras
The Nomve- Rian steamer Garieys Cant traveling from Port Meorant to Philadelphia faced a near catastrophe when a waterspout formed near Cape Hatteras. Heavy northeasterly gales and a now sharply rising sea followed, but the vessel avoided destruction as the waterspout passed to the south.
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Gurley Hay
Cape Hatteran
Philadephia Pa
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Port Meorant
Sandia
Cape Hratteras
Cane Hatteras
Ito Sither
Rail lines pledge aid to move a Nebraska train load
Southern railroads and the Reachhard Air Line press a plan to ship Western Nebraska corn to the east and west, promising cooperations across lines. Baldwin notes strong interest and expects all southern railways to route shipments westward. Brooklyn tragedy along Myth Avenue reports a boy struck by a transit car, crushed beneath wheels, declared dead after efforts to free him.
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Isska Tor
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Baldwin
Southern Railway
Nebraska
Geffman
Reachhard Air Line
Eay
Hal Lig Road
Brooklyn
Myth Avenue
Chettie
Nicaragua Canal Aid Faces Blocked Vote in Senate
The Democratic Steering Committee signals failure to pass Nicaragua Canal aid. A strong declaration backing canal construction and government control may be adopted instead. Meanwhile reports allege a $500,000 forgery case involving William August Lip.
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Nigaragua Canal
Bil
Washington
Sanaiea Democraty
Nicaragua
Him Hill
Area trade trends and stock changes reported
Readable text notes early spring buying, price trends in staples like sugar wheat corn and tobacco. It cites fractional advances for copper and tea, lower prints on stale dottons, rising live stock supplies, and a large overseas grain shipment offset by export shrinkage. It also gives historic merchant stock declines and trader failures totaling large dollar losses.
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United States
Sovereign urges northern workers to move south for opportunity
The Kot Lihig master workman argues in Southern States Magazine that the southern states offer superior climate and resources for workers of limited means. He advocates relocating to establish cooperative colonies or individual enterprises with less capital and effort than in the north.
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Baltisnore
Kot Lihig
Southern States Magazine
South
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Man Tried to Kill Wife With Poison and Gunfire
A Washington man named George uth ant forced his wife Maggia to drink horvachal am tingi poison and threatened her with death. He had drunk heavily for weeks and attempted to murder her by poisoning and shooting, but she survived after medical treatment. He later admitted shooting at her about a year ago.
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Unrest Flares Over Georgia Guard Death Case
Tensions rise in Augusta Georgia after the murder of Join Davis by a negro named Wiggins and a plan to protect the suspect Wiggins. A large militia surrounds the jail with arms ready as authorities vow to defend the prisoner and quell unrest. The central Pacific bonds are called and money to redeem them is under review. Geology society meetings are planned at Johns Hopkins University with prominent scientists among the delegates.
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Detectiva Murray
Join Davis
Wiggins
Amiory
Saia
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Washington
Carlisle
United States
Wands
Central Pacific Railroad
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American Society of Naturalists
American Morphological Society
American Physiological Society
Johns Hawkins Unive
Turmoil and shootings across towns headline late des moines era
Fragmented report details a family shooting over custody near a farm, the death of Aaron Head at Jefferson, and a cascade of local crimes and losses. It notes bank and land disputes, burglaries, robberies, and a violent attack on watchman Warneck in Belle Maine with multiple injuries.
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Charles Warneck
Maine
Warneck
Eyme
Queshat
Warnock
Genta
Local Library Secretaries Named in Des Moines Area
Fragmentary OCR lists names and positions: Willis B Meines Granmace of West Libr Port of the Com secret ary Georgi Warrick Des Moines Leasurer Miss Ke w executive committee Mrs Abbott Cedar Rapids and Aliss Hinmaz Waterloo.
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Iowa Hogs Quarantined Amid Cholera Fears
Minnesota health authorities issue a quarantine preventing shipment of Iowa hogs into the state without a veterinary certificate proving absence of cholera or other infections. Reports describe hog deaths in Lyon County and a vague disease causing nose bleeds and coughing, blamed on damp bedding and cold nights.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Farlington
Chicago
Lyon County
Moonshiners Fight and Local Labor Relief Effort Report
Fragmentary report details a clash with moonshiners near a farm area. It also covers a proposed local association led by James W. Dollinger and Ava McCarthy to aid distressed workers, with committee appointments and a draft constitution discussed.
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Green County
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James Perce
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