Red Cross Appeals for North Dakota Relief Funds
Clara Barton releases a Red Cross appeal noting 5000 to 6000 dependent in North and South Dakota amid unprecedented drought. Gov. Miller and state commissioner H. T. Helgensen urge subscriptions for food, clothing, fuel, and stock feed, with Grand Forks as the sending point to support destitute pioneer settlers.
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United Press
Clara Barton
National Association of the Red Cross
Red Cross
North
South Dakota
National Capital
Congress
L. 2. Casey
North Dakota
Miller
Bismarck
Helgensen
Nelson
Rumsey
Ramsey
Benson
Pierce
Bottineau
Rollette
Towner
Cavalier
Eldy
McIntosh
Grand Forks
Helgansen
Dakota
Northwest
Wll
H.’.Ty Helgensen
Agri- Forks
N. D
Congressional forecast for week in Senate and House
The week centers on secret session leakage investigations led by Dolphs committee with senator witness hearings. If the hearings end, Bieisz educational bill may reach a vote Friday. if not, the urgent deficiency bill and Blair bill debate will be adjusted. Numerous bills including Pacific railroad funding, Wyoming admission, anti trust, naval expansion, Mexican award, under valuations, and Oklahoma territory proceed amid calendar work and contested cases.
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Pacific Railroad
Platt
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Sherman
Hale
Committee On Finance
Oklahoma
Committee On Territories
Territory of
Columbia
Messrs. Baker
New York
Dorsey
Nebraska
Idaho
Statehood
Committee On Elections
Mudde Vs. Compton
Maryland
House
Legislature Action and Civil Rights Debates in Des Moines
March 10 Des Moines reports Iowa House pensions oppose prohibitory law changes. Bills seek uniform textbooks state military band reform school funding and adulterated food and drug controls. Senate debates Price joint resolution to terminate parental rights and pay $50,000 to $100,000. party lines split. Also legal clash: injunction against Mark Twain related to The Prince and the Pauper drama. Chicago performances to continue pending appeal.
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Dealy
Court’ of Common Preas
Edward’ H. Housey
Samuel L. Clemens
Mra Abbey Sage
The Cigarmakers Convention Seeks Eight-Hour Rule
A New York convention of cigarmakers adopted a motion to enforce the scale tariff promptly and urged all workers to join the international union. The body voted to keep agitation for equal weekly wages for the poorest workers and adjourned for a week.
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New York
Committee On Ways and Medias
International Union
Gladstonian momentum grows as Liberals rally in London
London March 10 The Liberals celebrate strong bye election results signaling Conservatives have lost their countrywide majority and hint at possible dissolution after the budget. Rumors swirl of Tory whip Aters-Douglas resigning amid Libel plot explanations as Parliament debates the Parnell commission, with government allies reluctant to defend the issue.
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India
Bombay
China
Japan
Vancouver
Quebec
England
Michigan Attorney General Trowbridge Near Resignation
Detroit reported that Michigan Attorney General Trowbridge is said to be suffering from severe mental derangement. His friends moved him to Birmingham for recovery, and assistant City Attorney Lee was named acting AG. Correspondence dating back months remained unopened, raising fears among supporters.
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Lanstxo
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Trowbridge
Lee
Lansing
Ionia
Birmingham
Detroit
L. S. Trowbridge
W. R. Trowbridge
Cherokees on the Border Boom Runs Blockade Prophesied
Prairie schooners with boomers hunt for claims pour into the Cherokee Strip from Oklahoma and Kansas, forming numerous organizations. Reports say a coordinated invasion is planned for April 22, while Indian police may be overwhelmed. Meanwhile, Omaha linemen strike over wages, Detroit suffers a large factory fire, and other brief items note financial clears, a dying ex-congressman, a postponed torpedo boat trial, a 1661 Indian Bible sale, a prize fight, a Cleveland player return, and Chicago baseball developments.
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