Western traffic clash tested by Gould presence amid Alton boycott
In Curiaco on April 15 a meeting of the Western Traffic Association advisory board will gauge the president's stance amid speculation on Jay Gould's attendance. Eastern roads enforce the Alton boycott, while the Alton claims a conspiracy and vows court action. Des Moines hears a railway commission power case over Leslie station, and Helena reports Great Northern plans a Butte to Anaconda branch to bolster ore shipments.
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Curiaco
The
Western Traffic Association
Jay Gould
St. Louis
Alton
New York
Trung Line
Central Traffic Association
New York Central
West Shore
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Erie
Alton Road
Cuicano
Chicago and Alton
Towa Railroad Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Holmes
Leslie Station
Railway Commission
Kansas City
Osceola
van Wert
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Keokuk
Southwestern
Leslie
Phillipsburg
Great Northern
Butte
Anaconda
Mont. Helena
Mont
J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Montana Central
Union Pacific
Anaconda Mining and Smelting Company
Anaconda Company
Minneapo lis, St. Paul Loan Backed by Canadian Pacific
In Montreal on April 15 financial chatter centered on a London loan of 21 million dollars at 4 percent guaranteed by Canadian Pacific for control of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie railroad. Bond issue priced at 92 with 14.29 million reserved for exchange. stock at 82 London and 80 1/4 locally. Also reported postmasters appointed in Iowa and Nebraska and reappointed in Arkansas and California. In Tallahassee the Call captured the Democratic caucus by a decisive 58 to.
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Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Que
London
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Briefly Told World News Summary
Heavy rain hit Southeastern Iowa while spring wheat stood in good condition. Mills in Stillwater and Spokane Falls started up with hundreds of workers returning, and a Sioux Falls man jailed for multiple marriages was freed as arrest papers were deemed defective. A St Paul farmhand died, likely from a train fall, and several postal employees were jailed for mail robbery. A Des Moines lecturer bought into The Farmer and Breeder. two young girls from St Paul vanished. Constables faced mob violence in Burlington. a Neenah mayoral recount left Hesse the oath taker, likely to be settled in court. A St Cloud hotelier eloped with $4,000, leaving debts and a family. Long list of international notes followed, from resignations, imperial meetings, and railway labor strife to medical advances and oil exports.
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Iowa
Stillwater
Hersey-Bean
East Side Lumber Company
Professor Foster
Sioux Falls
S. D
Benjamin Levy
St. Paul
Sioux City
Gladstone
H. E. Riddle
Oscar E. Lawton
A. J. McClarty
Spokane Falls
United States Mail
N. B. Ashby
Des Moines
Farmers’ Alliance
Cedar Rapids
Hattie Sores
Eresie Eas
Burlington
Neenah
Wis
Whiting
Hesse
A Great Gun Plant Proposed for San Francisco
San Francisco on April 15 reports Irving M. Scott believes a privately funded gun plant could be established here. He argues investors could profit, with capital of up to 1,000,000 dollars, capable of producing gun rings and forgings for government use at quality matching Whitworth Krupp Crussett or Bethlehem.
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San Francisco
Irving M. Scott
Whitworth, Krupp, Crussett
Bethlehem
Rowley City Convent Appointment Postponed to Afternoon
Fragmentary notice from 1887 records a meeting at 1:30 PM in the city hall to appoint a convent. confusion over time and location shows the minutes were altered, with references to a 12 and 1 PM start and a vote on attendance.
Latest Market Reports from St Paul and Minneapolis 1891
Market notes show hogs down five to four sixteen, cattle steady, sheep steady with lambs at four to five fifty, and various grain prices across St Paul and Minneapolis. Chicago closing prices list wheat around 1.04 to 1.05, corn near 68 to 66 cents, oats about 54 to 61 cents, with pork around 12.72 to 12.13 and lard about 6.85 to 12.5.
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Chicago
German Coach Horse Kuno Imported to Wisconsin Stables
The notice details Kuno a black German coach horse foaled June 20 1887 imported to the United States September 10 1890 by Ed Lubben of Surwarden Germany and registered with American associations. It covers lineage sire Lucas first Bismarck Blitcher Luks All and remarks of premiums won, plus sale and care details. The document also advertises farm and stock paper subscriptions from Dakota Farmer and The Capital with a trial combined offer.
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Austria
Uskeb
United States
Lubeck
Berlin
Germany
Ed. Lubben
Surwarden
German, Hanoverian & Oldenburg Coach Horse Association of America
KuNo
Lucas
Bismarck
Blircher
Luks
Messrs. Bowles, Hadden & Co
Janesville
Wis
Lubben
Edward Lubben
Strohansen
G. Panssen
Kano
Bowles, Hadden & Co
Wisconsin
Tom Tillson
Duncan
Loren Bushnell
Dakota
Dakota Farmer
Huron
S.D
Farm implements agency and services offered by Reierson Bros
The agency lists Brown's Corn Planters, Steel Beam Cultivators, Scotch Harrows, Knox Lever Harrows, Albion cultivators, a combined patent cultivator with seeder, the Big Injin three wheel sulky plow, Fish Bros Wagons and Buggies, Plano binders mowers and rakes with full repair service. They sell binding twine, offer world wide steamship tickets, and invite customers to call before purchasing. Court Case notes Judge Haney decides tax title not held. mortgagee must pay taxes and penalties. A well on the W N Perry farm reaches 402 feet.
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Brown’s
Scotch
Albion
Fish Bros
Reierson Bros
South Side
Milwaukee R. R
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Soa
Hill
Washington
James Ruth
Lansing
W. J. Garvin
Edgar
Neb
J. W. Haas
Wymore
W. L. Henry
Monticello
Ark
N. C. Whims
Escondido
Cal
Call
TalLanassee
Fla
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Henry Branch
St. Cloud
Saar-Louis
Rhenish
Prussia
Newman
Sean Burlington
University of Bonn
Koch
Liebreich
Eyison
Ida
Su Tri
Sppoint
Louis St. Paul
CT. Paul
Upland
Minneapolis Grain
Northern
H. B. Rogers
Haney
Dillon & Preston
Walker
Mayhew
Holden
T. J. Ball
Chas. Keifer
W. N. Perry
Iowa Investment Co
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Dr G. C. Oscoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kotchezer
Conway, Ark
H. A. Ancuer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Unirep
Hostrra and Dispensary
Boston
Mass
Auizx C. Surra, Pres
the Centaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
JA. Bakar
Sig
Rowley
Gro. P
Dix
Leona A, Dix
Drs. DIX
Mitchell
Yan
Ang Affairs
Niagara Fire Insuras
New Nong
Te Stauth Dakota
Peter Notman
Thomas J. Goodrly
Gey Howe
Techrincipil
Roadway
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Xalle
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Lewis
Town
Coatton County
D. Walrah
Ourth
Chay
Berlain
Brule County
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Hughes County
Me Stengt
John P
Lak City
Pennington County
Lucius
Millewood
Lawrence County
Geo. Boller Jal
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So. Dakota
Tas, WJ
State OF New York
County OF New York
F. Goodrich
Gt Howe
Niagara Fire In Co
Insurance Company
Thomas F. Goodrich
George C. Howe
Borys K. Mcuill
Notary Public
New York State OF
Star’s Ofrina
L. C. Taylor
State of
Pes
Office OF State Auditor
Department OF Insurance
Niagra Fire Insurathor
I. L. C. Taylor
Pierre
Elvis Crean Baka Fo
Jely Brothers
Jarren St
Ennyr
T._cmeotherkind
Chichester "Chemical Co
Bagars
Aearan Ep
Windsor
Jackson
Fosdick
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