Terrible Concussion in Exploding One Person Killed
EHMOND Ind March 8 Six tons of te stored on the farm of Oliver ton nine miles from this ploject Hamptor blown to and a woman living a quarter mile away injured by flying debris eight people severely shaken at a dis twenty miles Gen Bereons Compelled by Fire to Jump from a Sixth Story Window PRINGFIELD Mass March 8 A terri r is raging in the Daily Union office people jumped out of a sixth story Two are known to be killed 8 are imprisoned on the roof Burned With Their Contents EN Ind March 8 The Citizen s Y block and five adjoining brick rings burned with their con in Ligonier Jacobs Co bank ed Jacob Baum groceries heaviest losers Total loss aggre 75000 insurance 35000
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Daily Union
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Ligonier, Jacobs & Co
Jacob Baum
Wolves Rampage Fatal to Dakota Farmer and Son
A farmer and his son were killed by a pack of wolves near Poplar Grove after the man went to clear a hay path. from a window the wife and children watched as the wolves attacked and the pair were overwhelmed and torn apart. Neighbors armed themselves to hunt the wolves in the Bly settlement area.
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Thisaturday
Pure Lady Candidates Defeated in Municipal Elections
AINERD Minn March 8 The initial election Tuesday was quiet yet heavy in polling with close votes. Dr Werner won mayoral race by thirty, W J treasurer by a small margin, aldermen Worsyth Cullen replaced, Keough Lorenz and Anderson elected by eight to twelve majority. Camp won by forty. All lady candidates for board education defeated. Mrs C red led by eight.
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George Keough
Loren Wey
John Anderson
Camp
Graham
Board Education
Afflicted Worse Than Job Death of Brooklyn Doctor
Dr Charles Reed of Brooklyn died after twenty four years as a helpless invalid. Struck by dysentery in 1864 and sciatica then spinal meningitis in 1872, his appetite and digestion failed while his intellect stayed intact and his jaws locked. A body will be cremated.
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New York
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Burlington Boycott and Freight Standstill
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, and Wabash St Louis and Pacific have refused to handle Burlington freight. A general strike looms as unrest grows among shippers and carriers amid this impasse.
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Burlington Road Set for General Strike Over Q freight
Chicago engineers vow no handling of Q freight. Chief Arthur warns any road firing an engineer over Q moves faces a strike. Burlington claims a victory as they insist law compels rivals to carry their freight. Tribune notes imminent Western and Northwestern strike. St Paul & Duluth rumored to face trouble for aiding the Q road.
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Duluth
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Government's plan to discharge Central Pacific debt
A written statement by Vice-President Huntington of Central Pacific outlines a plan to discharge the railroad debt. The Court of Claims would determine total debt, deduct the present value of the remainder, and issue bonds for 125 years at 5 percent. The court would value equities for early completion charges, diversion of government business, and sinking fund shrinkage, with a mortgage on all property preferred.
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Defends the G. A. R. in Sharp Senate Debate
In the senate Senator Ingalls broadside West of Missouri over Grand Army men remarks. He denounces Cleveland and Democratic nominees Hancock Greeley and McClellan while urging full pension arrears for all Union veterans and warning opponents of the measure.
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Politicians Clash Over Hancock McClellan Remarks
In reply to Senator Ingalls, Mr. Blackburn of Kentucky denounces attacks on Hancock and McClellan, urging respect for the dead and condemnation of partisan abuse. Later items note Northwestern nominations and the Outhwaite bill along with a climate study on silk moths and pension politics reflections.
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Attempted Train Wreck Disrupts Kansas City Line
An attempted wreck near Webrasky City derailed a Kansas City line freight and damaged cars. A passenger train following collided with the wreckage injuring the engineer and fireman, with two suspects arrested and no fatalities reported.
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Global Update From Virginia To Austria In Brief
Mrs Cartela and daughter arrival from Europe. Barbour to chair Virginia Democratic committee. Oil verdict of 16938 in New York Superior Court. Crown Prince of Austria to visit London March 17. Louise Michel attends anarchist meeting first since January attempt. Senate okays open session for treaty publication. Ottawa says Sault Ste Marie canal construction continues. Minnesota rail updates include Pipestone branch reopenings and Hastings line in service. Governor Gray seeks VP nomination.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Prices for March 9 St Paul Grain and Produce
Grain and seed prices listed for Wheat Barley Rye and seeds with bids asks and futures for March and April including No 1 hard No 2 and No 3 white white oat and flax markets. notes on newspaper editorials criticizing politics and tariff debates with mixed figures and references to state expenditures and party dynamics.
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