Dakota Markets Promise Good Returns for Surplus Products
Mitchell correspondent explains how South Dakota surplus can reach markets through Duluth and Sioux City packing centers. Railroads expanded grain and stock markets nearby, reducing freight and boosting prices for wheat up to 1.10 per bushel and hogs around 3.50 to 5 per hundred. Livestock packing houses in Sioux City rival Chicago, lifting overall Dakota market prospects with favorable freight rates and eastward shipment.
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Mitchell
Pioneer Press
Mitchell Board of Trade
Dakota
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Black Hills
South Dakota
Atlantic Seaboard
Duluth
Chicago
East
Seaboard
Sioux City
Kansas City
Illinois
Michigan
Corn
Missouri Valley
Dakota and Democracy in the Dakotas
The Duluth News argues that public affairs in Dakota have suffered under a Democratic administration with a depleted treasury and scandals. It predicts impeachment for Governor Church, recalls Pierce’s resignation, and contrasts northern versus southern half prospects, urging Republican restoration for investment and progress.
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Duluth
Dakota
Church
Gilbert A. Pierce
Doughty Ordway
National Republican Party
Dakotas
Remarkable Legislature Praised by Pioneer Press
The Pioneer Press lauds the Dakota legislature as the most remarkable yet. It notes only two upper house members drink regularly, about six in the lower house of forty eight, with over two-thirds of both houses leaning to prohibition. It calls the body a model of sobriety and rare to see alcohol use in Bismarck.
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Pioneer Press
Dakota Legislature
United States
Bismarck
Get Rid of That Bad Taste Pills Remedy
Wake up with a foul taste and dry mouth. The liver is clogged and kidneys overworked, bowels lazy. Take Brandreth's Pills, three to ten, and observe a swift system change.
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Brandreth
Senate Concedes Dakota Amendments for Statehood
Washington reports the senate has conferred on the territorial bill and will press for amendments desired by Dakota representatives. They seek acceptance of the Sioux Falls constitution and division into north and south Dakota with no further action, then an election for state officers and legislators to choose senators. Representative Springer is ready to concede these amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Dakota
Sioux Falls
North
South Dakota
Springer
Northwestern Patents Grant List Reported by Lane
Northwestern patents granted this week to inventors in Minnesota and Dakota. Names include James A. Barclay St Paul with hatchway and others, Engelbert Brecher Chaska water closet seat protector, Ralph Brownson St Paul horse collar, John Cable dumping cart, Marshall T Cole Claremont dlevis, John Hunter Raple Bay railway switch, F A Kennard H W Cory St Paul closet for railway cars, Samuel Somerville Cloquet liniment Ferd inand Splittstoser North Branch automatic locking hook, John W Ancel Ft Buford combined stove pipe and tent support, Leloy ODrew Carthage traction wheel.
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Northwestern
If’. W. Lane
United States
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
James A. Barclay
Hatchway
Engelbert Brecher
Chaska
Ralph Brownson
John Cable
Marshall T. Cole
Claremont
Dlevis
John Hunter
Raple Bay
F. A. Kennard
H. W. Cory
Samuel Somerville
Ferdinand Splittstoser
North Branch
Dakota
John W. Ancel
Ft. Buford
Lelioy Odrew
Carthage
Public Debt Statement for Wallington February 1 1889
Public debt figures show total debt at 1 685 308 059 with 64 936 943 in net treasury cash. Debt decreased 12 216 285 during the month and 437 386 832 since June 30 1888, with detailed principal and interest breakdowns for various debt categories.
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Wallington
Treasury
Fitzhugh Advice Governor Lee on Race Problem
New York dispatch quotes Virginia Governor Lee advising Gen. Harrison on race issues. He argues whites and blacks cannot assimilate, warns against negra l control of state governments, and urges appointing capable federal officials. He urges discountenancing coercive policies and promoting lawful, prosperous employment for African Americans.
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Virginia
Gen. Harrison
New York
the Herald
Richmond
Lee
United States
Harrison
Inauguration Parade Plans For Over 40000 Participants
New York February reports that inauguration day will feature more than forty thousand civilians and military in line. Gen. Beaver as grand marshal will form five divisions including US Army corps, District of Columbia National Guard about 500 men, and Pennsylvania and New York National Guards around eight thousand under Maj Gen Hartranft. Third division will include Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans under Gen William Warner. Fifth division covers civil organizations with Col M M Parker as marshal, possible sixth division if needed. Ball tickets went on sale Friday and several thousand have been subscribed.
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New York
Beaver
United States Army
National Guard
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New York National Guard
Hartranft
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
William Warner
Missouri
M. M. Parker
Hintsasto Advertising Prompts Caution on Paper Ads
The New Haven Register mocks costly depot frames and flashy inserts while urging readers to value practical ad exposure. It argues that lampblack fences and frame ads may catch train riders, but warns against overpaying for flashy spaces in established papers, suggesting cheaper, direct promotion could boost business.
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New Haven Register
Cleveland to Practice Law in New York City
President Cleveland will return to New York after his term and resume legal work in New York City on March 5. He will join the firm Bangs, Stetson, Tracy and MacVeagh as counsel.
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Cleland
New York City
Washington
United Press Bureau
Cleveland
New York
Bangs, Stetson, Tracy and MacVeagh
Bismarck pacific comments on Samoa rights stance
The Herald Washington special reports Senator Sherman and Senator Stewart reacting to Count Herbert Bismarck’s interview. They view the tone as pacific and support U S rights to Pango Pango harbor and equal say with England and Germany in Samoa. They caution on restoring Malietoa and the preexisting status while Germany curbs the king.
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United States
Samoa
Herbert
New York
Herald
Washington
Sherman
The
Germany
Mataafa
Malietoa
Stewart
Nevada
Herbert Bismarck
Pacific
Pango Pango
England
Collision sinks two steamers off English coast
London reports the steamer Nereid and the ship Illochan collided in the English Channel off Dungeness light. Both vessels sank with twenty four drowned. A family of five perished by ice at Bismarck. Seven killed in the switch engine wreck.
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London
Nereid
Illochan
English Channel
Dungeness Light
Family of five perishes crossing Missouri River voyage
In Bismarck North Dakota on February 5 a warm spell has ice honeycombing the Missouri river. An entire family of five Mr and Mrs John Olsen and three children drowned attempting to cross in a wagon about fifteen miles north of Bismarck. The team broke through the ice and pulled the wagon with occupants away. No rescuer reached them as the swift current swept them downstream.
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Missouri
Bismarck
Dak
John Olsen
Switch Engine Tragedy Kills Three in Springfield Mo
A St. Louis and San Francisco switch engine ran off the track near the stock yards in fog. Three men died instantly and five were injured, four of them recovering from critical wounds. Ten men were aboard. only two escaped as the engine overturned and pinned workers. Brakeman Charles Manson was married. his wife collapsed upon learning of the accident.
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Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Charles Manson
Stockslager Rules on Indemnity for School Lands
Washington February 5 Commissioner Stockslager sent a ruling on whether states may receive indemnity for school lands within Indian reservations. He argues the sixteenth and twenty sixth sections inside reservations belong to states only with occupancy rights and should not qualify for indemnity, risking losses to Minnesota Wisconsin and Dakota if upheld.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Washington
Stockslager
Oregon
Vilas
Guilford- Miller
Frozen wheat seed experiments draw grain men’s interest
At the state experimental farm in St Paul on February 5, researchers report freezing wheat seed tests. Fifty seeds per sample from good to poor grade were planted and germination rates remained surprisingly high. Stalks reach six to eight inches, with some bending, and vitality for full maturity remains under study.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee County Supervisors Face Boodling Charges Investigation
Milwaukee county officials are target of boodling accusations by the Evening Wisconsin stirring a heated row. The paper has not named individuals. a resolution for an investigation is planned for the next meeting. Police say more could be proven against supervisors. A harsh scene follows the claims.
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Waukee
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Board of Supervisors
Milwaukee County
Haseen
Seven Blocks in Ruins at Antwerp NY Fire
A devastating fire in Antwerp, New York destroyed seven blocks of the village business district. Estimated losses total 75000 dollars, spread across firms including Antwerp Bank, Spear's drug store, The Gazette office, William Bentley dry goods, E. B. Perley partners, Miss A Bemans fancy goods, B Hall undertaker, J Winkler boots and shoes, and W.S. Smith groceries. Assistance was sent from Watertown, and insurance details are not known.
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Antwerp
New York
Watertown
N. Y
Antwerp Bank
Spear’s
the Gazette Office
William Bentley
E. B. Perley
Partgs
A. Bemans
B. Hall
J. Winkler
W.S. Smith
Congress actions and political notes Feb 5
Senate reports back the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill and will call it up Tuesday. Senate considers anti trust bill while Payson filibusters in the House over an appeals court bill. British extradition vote to be publicized. Harrison moves to secure a country seat near Washington. Paunceforte to be British Minister in Washington. In Vienna four thousand visit Crown Prince Rudolph remains. remains to be moved to a vault pending sarcophagus construction.
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Senate
Washington
Allison
House
Payson
Court of Appeals
Union Pacific
New York
Vienna
Rudolph
Bernhamer Released After Paying Fine in Indianapolis
Bernhamer, sent to the penitentiary for election return crook edness, arrived in Indianapolis under deputy marshal to prove he could not pay the $1,000 fine. He demonstrated his inability and was released from custody.
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Indianapolis
Bernhamer
Winter’s coldest day reported in New York and New England
Across New York and New England bitter cold prevails on February 5 with subzero readings from Saranac Lake Rome Waterbury Stowe St Johnsbury and Worcester. Reports cite 32 below zero at 7 a.m. in Hanover and a 38-degree drop overnight in Worcester. Lima Butchers boycott and labor bank plans surface amid other city notes.
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New York
New England
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Adirondacks
Rome
Waterbury
Stowe
St. Johnsbury
Worcester
Mass
Hanover
N. H
Denver Motor Line Accident Injures Many Passengers
A Berkeley motor line car in North Denver ran out of control on a steep grade, jumped the track, and was smashed. Passengers suffered varying injuries, with John Berry and William Greenman among the most seriously hurt.
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Denver
Col
Berkeley
North
John Berry
William Greenman
Otto Brohmer
J. R. Thomas
Train Crash Near Brussels Kills Fourteen
A Brussels to Namur railway train derailed near Groenendael at high speed. Fourteen people died and fifty were injured, with many bodies transported to the city. Rescue workers blocked the line with masonry and may require dynamite to clear debris.
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Brussels
Namur
Groenendael
Hoeylaert
Mmen
Omaha Republican Sold To Red Nye Reopens As Four Page Paper
The Omaha Daily Republican announces its sale to Red Nye, a former co proprietor, with plans to publish as a four page two cent issue. Meanwhile in New York officials of Electric Sugar Refining seek anyone able to read Mr Friend's cipher recipe for refining raw sugar. President Cotterill and directors debate whether the cipher is meaningful or a deliberate ruse to mislead stockholders. Mrs Friend has petitioned Michigan's Supreme Court for the return of her husband's unreadable cipher.
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Omaha Republican
Omaha
Neb
Daily Republican
Red Nye
S. 2. Rounds
New York
The
Electric Sugar Refining Company
Mr. Friend
Cotterill
Friend
Work of Brooklyn Strikers
Brooklyn police rescued a driver after he was pulled from his car on Butler street and beaten around noon. Edward J. Ryan, a passenger, was stabbed in the side at Myrtle avenue and Adams street but the wound is not dangerous.
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Brooklyn
Butler Street
Edward J. Ryan
Myrtle Avenue
Adams Street
Peculiar Meaning of Hood's Sarsaparilla Highlighted
The piece argues that peculiar signals Hood's Sarsaparilla differs from other preparations in three ways including its remedial agent mix and preparation proportion and its active process. It claims these factors make it a thoroughly honest medicine and a great blood purifier with remarkable cures.
Frightful Loss in Remus Sinking Off Philippine Isles
London reports the Spanish steamer Remus has sunk with all passengers near a Philippine island. Also, a Swede named Calkin in Bourte Montana caused a dynamite blast on a stove injuring three and destroying room contents. A fire in Burwington Iowa destroyed Adams boot and shoe factory, heavy losses and insurance details. In Yankton, R E Fieming of Fargo formed Consistory No 2 Scottish Rite Masons.
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Remus
London
Phillipine Islands
Bourte
Mont
Calkin
Burwington
Iowa
Adams
Gilbert-Hedge Company
Dakota Scottish Rite Masons
Yankton, Dak
R. E. Fieming
Fargo
Yankton
Dakota
Accidental Poisoning Ends Life of Mount Vernon Man
Wm H Hill 36 of Central Mount Vernon and former Daniels & Sons supervisor now with Macy Co died after taking strychnine by mistake for quinine. He left a widow and three children. Berlin snowstorm causes fears of floods with thunder and heavy rain. three Heligoland pilots drowned in North Sea storm.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Wm. H. Hill
Daniels & Sons
Broadway
New York
Macy & Co
Berlin
Heligoland
North Sea
A and P Conductors Reinstatement Likely in Cus
W P Daniels of Cedar Rapids Iowa secretary and treasurer of the Order of Railway Conductors has been in Albuquerque for several days. A secret conference with the Atlantic and Pacific road and its discharged conductors was held Saturday night. Sufficient information suggests conductors will be reinstated.
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Albuquerque
N. M
W. P. Daniels
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Pacific Road
Rebellious Railroader Trainmen Strike Over Cuts
The freight train crews of the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg road protest wage reductions effective Feb 1. Conductors and brakemen face 75 cent daily cuts while engineers 40 cents and firemen 20. About twenty five men refused the cut and struck. Grievance committees plan talks with officers. a general strike may follow if no compromise is reached.
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Buffalo and
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
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New York Freeman’s Journal
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Richmond, Va
Miscox &Co
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Aker
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Cuticura
Potter Drug and Chemical Co
Boston
Cuticura Les Boup
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Wm. Hr. Parker
National Medical Association
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