Floods devastate villages as rivers rise across Europe
Severe winter storms lash Germany and nearby nations. Thirty villages ruined by floods along the Koros in Hungary threaten towns Bekes and Caba as inhabitants flee rising waters. Snow and frost hinder travel, while Paris and Berlin report heavy snow and dangerous streets.
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Germany
Sweden
Denmark
William
Hungary
Szarthmar Nemeth
Bekes
Caba
Koros
Paris
Vie
Fire destroys residence and elevator at St Tomas Dak
Fire swept the residence of K A Neavert in St Tomas Dak on Sunday afternoon and burned the nearby Ji Stong elevator. The elevator contained about 20 000 bushels of grain valued at 15000 dollars, with the building loss about 5000 dollars partially insured.
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St. Tomas
Dak
K. A. Neavert
Stong
Seventeen Hundred Painters Strike Hits Chicago
Chicago on March 20 sees a widespread walkout as seventeen hundred painters leave their posts, with twenty-five shops still operating. Reports from other cities note high Yellowstone water levels, robbery captures in New Mexico, and a Methodist minister's death, while Chicago stock news mentions Phallas refusing a $40,000 bid.
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Chicago
Manitoba engineers spark yard excitement in Minneapolis
Manitoba engineers in Minneapolis yards caused a brief ripple as they fired up engines after a small mishap with a Burlington reject. Seeding began on the Woodman farm near Steele, Dak., on the preceding Saturday.
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Minneapolis
Manitoba
Burlington
Steele, Dak
Woodman Farm
International Council of Women to Meet in Washington
The International Council of Women opens in Washington on March 25 with an estimated 2,000 women from many organizations expected to attend. Miss Susan B. Anthony Miss Rachel Foster and Mrs. Gougar lead preliminary work to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the first woman suffrage convention.
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Washington
International Council of Women
Helen M. Gougar
Railroad Committee
Susan
Anthony
Rachael G. Foster
Gougar
Congress Aims for Key Measures This Week
Senate will focus on private bills with calendar work the first two days. Finance Chairman Morrill seeks early action on the treasury surplus bond redemption bill. Platt plans to divide Dakota and admit the southern half as a state. ONeill pushes a labor week resolution. Fortifications subcommittee begins drafting the fortifications bill for the full committee.
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Senate
Morrill
Committee On Finance
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Platt
Committee On Territories
Dakota
Oneill
House Committee On Appropriations
Rev Downs Delivers Funeral Sermon On Poisoned Dogs
Boston preacher Rev W W Downs stunned his congregation at Pavia memorial hall by delivering a funeral oration for two pet dogs poisoned the day before. He praised their fidelity and vowed a reward for the dog's killers.
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Boston
W. W. Downs
Pavia Memorial Hall
Strikes Loom On St Paul Lines As Santa Fe Talk Ends
In St Paul engineers threaten to strike on St Paul & Duluth and Manitoba lines within 24 hours after two union meetings. Santa Fe strike ends in Kansas City with engineers urged to return to work. Topeka talks influence a settlement while Burlington and other routes run normally.
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Dundy
St Paul
St. Paul & Duluth
Manitoba
Kannsas City
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Tam
Chicago
Connor
Topeka
Ki@isas City
Wort Scott & Gulf Road
Burlington
Tigers
Levenworth
Atchison
Kansas Cl
Union Pacific Y Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Railway
Land Laws Bill Reported as Privileged Measure in House
Mr Holtmar reported the land laws reconstruction bill to the house and asked it be considered as a privileged measure. Eighteen amendments were sent to the speaker. The bill awaits further action. Senator Ingalls provided a two line reply to Col Finley Anderson’s letter to newspaper correspondents.
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Holtmar
Committee On Public Lands
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Marcel
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Col
Finley Anderson
Col. Anderss
St Patrick's Banquet Highlights Mindan Mohan Leaders
A St Patrick's Day banquet at Emerson Institute in Mindan Mangled by OCR mentions Governor Church Judge Carland and others attending for St Joseph's church benefit. Separate notes report NF Ainsley of Northern Pacific returning from the West and Montana farming activity as sowing begins.
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Emerson Institute
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Fis Retary Quinn
Jeather Perramt
St. Joseph's Church
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Ainsley
Northern Pacific Road
West Mony
Montana
Lowstone River
Two Judges Sentenced in City Fraud Case
Baltimore report says Martin Clark jailed for two years for fraud in the last municipal election. Hezekiah Best, another judge, receives a two year term for the same offense. Enjoinest From tx Levine Pat tebircay serves on the county to Sun count ying the Bills. Wreck near Rosy causes stock loss. several cars derailed.
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Martin
Clark
Hezekiah Best
Con
Levine Pattebircay
Sun
Minn
Ergist
Iss
Poever
Mitts City
Rosy
Engineers May Quit but Not Conspire to Strike
Judge Dundy ruled in Nebraska that Union Pacific engineers may quit work at will but cannot enter into a conspiracy to leave the railroad without engineers. The injunction suit from the Burlington Trend seeks to prevent refusal to handle Burlington freight.
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Dundy
United States District Court
Burlington Trend
Union Pacific Company
Burlington
Union Pacific
Engineers promise help to strikers on G M and St P
Town reports engineers Wreeman and Barker of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul were summoned to Chicago Sunday, leaving engines mid-run. The Broad Road engineers think they can aid strikers by staying in place and preserving the Q's business.
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Wreeman and Barker
Brotherhood
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chienzo
Conroe Ordered Actions Amid Urgent Requests and Defiance
A report notes Conroe as chairman of Irania province commits officials and Chief Arthur, regretting a misstep as a dike order defies urgent requests. Separate item records a March 20 meeting in Vincennes where engineers and firefighters vote to halt handling of Chicago Burlington and Quincy routes, tying Ohio and Mississippi to the hold.
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1 Conroe
Irania We Province Committes
Arthur
Family killed by poisoned meat near Calhoun Kentucky
Samuel Wilson his wife and four children living near Calhoun Kentucky fell ill after eating meat secretly poisoned to deter thieves. Hogs and chickens had been preyed upon by wolves. The family died within two days and were buried near their home.
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Ind
Samuel Wilson
Green River
Calhoun
Desulste
Presidential Preference Blame Hardly Abates After Blaine Drop
The Tribune reports a New York canvass of Republican sentiment across five states after Blaine’s exit. Sherman leads with Blaine anyhow, Depew is strong in the East but weak in the West, Harrison outruns Gresham except in Minnesota, and overall Harrison doubles Gresham in totals. Democrats split between Hill and Cleveland.
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the Tribune
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Sherman
Republicans Grumble Over Dakota Delegate Plan
In Bismarck Republicans fault Gen Allen for delaying a territorial committee meeting to organize the Chicago delegation. With less than three months to the national convention, Democrats also show signs of division, noting the lack of instructing delegates and a split between Hill and Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Bismarck
D. C
Gen. Allen
Republican Territorial Committee
Chicago
Democratic Party of
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Iowa Republicans solid for Allison at State Convention
In Des Moines Iowa on March 20 delegates from all county Republican conventions total 945 and unanimously back Allison for the State Convention, signaling the fading influence of the Union Labor party as it potentially folds into the two major parties.
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Towa
Allison
Union Labor Party
Iowa
Twenty six New York equines die from fatal disease
Twenty six more horses in New York are shot after contracting a fatal disease blamed on mis management in feeding. The report notes horses died and authorities took action Sunday as the epidemic spread across the state.
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New York
Defrauding Banker Arrested In Wyoming Case
Rawsins Wyoming March 20 James France banker failed Friday for 148000 arrested on a warrant charging intent to defraud by receiving deposits after arranging to. He was given a preliminary hearing and bound over in 2000 for appearance at the May term of district court.
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Wyo
James France
Illinois Legislature Grants Funds for National Guard 1886 Riots
Springmeld Til March 20 reports a $384000 appropriation to cover Illinois National Guard expenses for the 1886 riots in East St Louis and Chicago and to fund guard maintenance through July 1 1889. Sloux Falls Dak March 20 notes the Big Sioux breakup near the city with a two foot rise but no flood danger. Unseasonably warm weather persists.
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Dak
Creamery startup planned near Glenallen in county
Maspas D. T. reports that at Glenallen fifty miles west in this county sufficient capital has been raised to start a new creamery. One will be started not in New Salem, and another is planned soon.
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Elizabeth Hy
County of Davison
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Couny
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Market Report From St Paul Grain and Produce
Prices for March 19 show Wheat bids for No 1 hard 774c and No 1 northern 75$gc, Corn No 2 44c bid, Oats No 2 20c bid. Barley No 2 80 bid, Rye No 2 1 le bid, Ground Feed 817 bid, Corn Meal bolted 22 asked, bran 13 asked. Potatoes, Eggs, and various hay and seed bids listed. Chicago Grain notes May wheat opening 77 54c and May pork at 14.15. St Paul stock yards receipts 5 cars hogs with hogs selling freely. price ranges quoted for hogs from light to choice heavy.
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Timothy Hay
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More Bourbon Gore and the Court Church Strife
Aberdeen Republican asserts the carpet bag governor attacks Secretary McCormack over electrical and church links in the Cleveland era. It praises McCormack for silent restraint and loyalty to President Cleveland and the Dakota democracy, promising a forthcoming straight confrontation to defend old party allies.
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Dakota
Editorial threatens McCormack over party rift
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader urges Secretary McCormack to clear himself of charges alleging opposition to Church and Cleveland. It says if true he should resign. if not, the slander must be crushed publicly to save the Democratic party’s honor and alignment with Cleveland’s administration.
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Republican Papers
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Tcretary
Omaha liquor evasion case shows jug box shipments to Iowa
A World Herald reporter posing as an Iowa buyer uncovered Omaha dealers aiding prohibition evasion by shipping liquor in jug boxes to Iowa towns. M Wollenstein at 222 Sixteenth Street demonstrated ready orders and a large Iowa Kansas trade, with jug boxes packed for shipment and able to be addressed to any Iowa site.
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World
M. Wollenstein
Sixteenth Street
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Wallenstein
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Siefker
Davenport Street
Keokin Mayor Signals License Plan Shift on Saloons
Sioux City Journal reports Keokin Mayor Irwin declares against prohibition and endorses a high license system to curb drink evil. He asserts the mayoral decision rests with himself, stating the action will be taken soon despite potential consequences and unyielding stance.
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Itis Pro
Free remedy recipe offered for consumption and nervous debility
An elderly physician, long retired, claims a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and throat and lung diseases. He says the formula has been tested in thousands of cases and offers to send the recipe in German pierced or published with full usage directions at no cost by writing to W A Noyes 149 Powers Block Rochester NY with stamp.
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W. A. Noyes
Power's
Rochester
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Republican State Convention in Des Moines Opens
The Republican state convention met at the Opera House in Des Moines this morning with large attendance. Temporary chairman was Dolliar and Senator Allison was praised as the only man who could cordiality unite all factions. Delegates to the district caucuses were elected. A medical notice promotes Boschee's German Syrup for colds to pneumonia and consumption, priced at 74 cents.
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Opera House
Dolliear
Dodge
Allison
Farm to Rent on 125 Acres with House and Barn
125 acres under cultivation with a story and a half house a barn granary and well inquiry of Mrs V Vanden burg corner West Virst and Howley street opposite Sanborn house continues listing rental details and contact information.
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Howley Street
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Faulkner Hardware Starts Trade In Scraps For Goods
Advertises new policy to issue goods from stock in exchange for rags copper old rubber boots and shoes scrap iron both wrought and cast with fair prices offered to customers.
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Faulkner
Auction notice for horses and cattle in Section 85
James J. Wuanes offers twelve Clyde and Norman messenger brood mares with foal, one pair of four year old geldings, and a group of young cattle. Sold cheap in a lot or separately. Fall on me in Section 85-105-60.
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Norman Messenger
James J. Wuanes
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for wide ailments
The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. It also promotes a free 200 page medical book from Drs Starkey and Palen at Arch Street Philadelphia.
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