Pacific-Northin Negotiations Shape Washington Fate
News from New York reports that Pacific and Northern Pacific are negotiating over control of Washington affairs. The proposed deal centers on Pacific conceding some influence on Sound business if Northern Pacific agrees to exclude Mr. Greenway. Insufficient details leave the exact terms unclear.
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Northern Pacific
Winkear
Minia
Dakota
G. Man
New York
Arita
Winter Weather Hits Northwest and Plains Areas
Advices from the Northwest report heavy snow on Sunday across Washington territory and toward the Indian Territory. Six inches fell in the area, drifted by winds and hindering travel.
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Coony
Northwest
Washington Territory
Indian Territory
Next Annual Meeting at Farmington in June
Word from I M Pope president of State Business association says executive committee votes to hold the next annual meeting at Farmington in June. Indicates a large and interesting gathering anticipated.
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Farmington
Barmington
I. M. Pope
State Business ‘Association
Ban on Dr McGlynn and Knights of Labor affirmed
In New York on March 27 Vicar General Preston outlines church policy toward Dr McGlynn Henry George and Knights of Labor. Catholics are barred from McGlynn meetings and from association with him. Henry George not tied to McGlynn, church opposes his land doctrine as poor political economy. Powderly failed to seek church approval for Knights constitution. Knights remain under church ban on secret societies.
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New York
McGlynn
Henry George
Knights of Labor
Preston
George Land
Powderly
Hugh W. McNair
Minneapolis
Tacoma
S. Redfield
Florence
N. J
Minnesota
Bayard
Ca@isle
United Labor Party
Cincinnati
Union Labor Party
Omaha
Minneapolis Tribune
Northside
Chicago
Board of Trade
Lincoln Park
W. W. Peabody
Baltimore and Ohio Lines
Ohio River
Madisonville
Ohio
Robert B. Hitchcock
United States Navy
Congressional Schedule Promises Big Week for Senate and House
The week ahead sees a Senate scramble between Palmer and Platt over the animal industry bureau and the South Dakota bill, while many bills move in the House. Wednesday marks Chief Justice funeral rites, with hearings on the Memphis bridge bill and Western mail service critique. The calendar includes Nicaragua canal, health bureau, drummer bills, and private land claims, plus the Ways and Means majority tariff measure arriving early in the week.
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Washington
Senate
Palmer
Bureau of Animal Industry
Platt
South Dakota
Ciie
Memphis
Wilson
Maryland
District of Columbia
Commerce Committee
Bureau of Health
House
Logan-Ilair
Committee On
Ways and Means
Jamestown Settles County Claims Against Bank for 4000
The Jamestown area reaches a settlement with bondholders of ex-Treasurer Mansfield in the First National Bank failure of 1884. The county clears about 50 cents on the dollar after long litigation, while other items note various regional updates from Wisconsin and the Dakotas.
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Jamestown
Cak
Mansfield
First National Bank
Kentucky Legislature Demands Statewide Inquiry
Kentucky Senate and House suspended rules to back an immediate investigation of all state offices. A Democratic caucus directed Governor Buckner to restrain Auditor Hewitt from probing Treasurer Tate’s accounts, signaling broad anger toward the auditor and expectations of more systemic corruption exposure.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Buckner
Hewitt
Tate
Crown Prince William Authorized to Act for Emperor
Berlin reports a decree authorizing Crown Prince William to handle all official state business if the emperor cannot act. Dated March 21, the decree invites the prince to engage in state affairs and permits him to prepare and discharge government work and affix signatures as representative of the emperor.
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Empire
Berlin
William
Wells Street Bridge Moved With Scows to Dearborn Street
Reports from Chicago describe the Wells Street Bridge being moved two blocks to Dearborn Street using two scows loaded with water and lifted by flooding the scows to float the bridge off its piers and down to Dearborn Street for unloading. Also noted are farm, railway, and university items from March 26 covering Dwight Farm and Land, a potential West End railway strike, a fisheries treaty controversy in Ottawa, and local education grants in Akron.
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Wells Street
Dearborn Street
Cutcaco
Dearharm Street
Emigrants' Ordeal Aboard Drifting Dutch Steamship
News from New York describes 118 passengers from the steamer Nederland rescued by the Amsterdam after drifting for three and a half days at sea. The group reached Halifax and then Boston before arriving at Castle Garden with no detentions. Passengers, including women and children, faced fear and uncertainty as the breakdown left the Nederland helpless until aid arrived.
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New Yor
Nederland
Amsterdam
Halifax
Boston
Castle Garden
Imid
Minneapolis Topics Mix of Crimes Commerce and Rail News
A Minneapolis Sunday fatality reports a young man named Fisher struck by a motor. Measles outbreak hits Jefferson Barracks recruits with seven deaths. The St Paul Duluth through sleeper service resumes amid strikes. Earnings for St Paul & Duluth reach $206,605 since January. The Duluth Manufacturing and Building Co forms as a Knights of Labor cooperative. A variety of national and regional notices cover politics, rail, sports, and law in brief.
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Duluth
Illinois Central
Northwest
Fisher
Minneapolis
St. Paul & Duluth
United States
Jefferson Barracks
Minneapolis & St. Louis
St. Louis
Quincy Road
J. W. Haverly
Hennepin Avenue
St. Paul
Duluth Manufacturing and Building Company
Knights of Labor
Iowa Senate
House Railroad Commission
Greenway
Martin
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Manitoba
SCC
Dakota Politics and Remedies in Vermillion and Grand Forks
Vermillion Republican argues for Gideon Moody of Deadwood as Dakota’s 1888 congress delegate amid broad regional questions. Grand Forks Herald contrasts Dakota division with precedent from Illinois Nevada Nebraska Colorado and Kansas as a case for state split. Syrup of Figs advertised as a popular family remedy by California Fig Syrup Co. in San Francisco.
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Vermillion Republican
Congress
North
South Dakota
Central Dakota
Dakota
Gideon , Moody
Deadwood
Gifford
Moody
Grand Forks
Illinois
Wmn
Springer
Nevada
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
North Dakota
California
California Fig Syrup Co
San Francisco
Cal
N. Seallin
Special Half Fare Excursions to Northwestern Iowa and beyond
The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha railway offers special half fare excursions to points in Northwestern Iowa, southwestern Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota on several dates March 20 April 38 May 8 and 22 June 5. Tickets are one fare for round trip and valid thirty days from sale. Details on stations and destinations available from T W Teasdale Gen Passenger Agent St Paul MN.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
Kansas
Texas
Addess
T.W. Teasdale
Gen
Sr. Paul
Minn
The Right Spirit and Unity in Aberdeen Politics
The Aberdeen News urges Republicans in the region to unite beyond past differences to secure victories, praising collective spirit as essential to success and national unity.
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Aberdeen News
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Mirena
Archer Canning Factory
Teinds
Dibble Rery
Banda
Marveh
Prror
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Alexander
T. T. Er
Guiry
Nathike
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Vpermers’ Institute
Coneily
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Hington
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York
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Calgary
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Jill
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Price Baking Powder CO
St, Lois
Virginia
Southern
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Conn
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Buffalo. N.Y
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VeEny
Liberal Service
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Easdale
F. B. Clark
Gen'l Pass
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
E. Miller
A. W. H. Carpenter
Ean Pass
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Gro
H. Herfford
Milwaukee
Chicaco, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Company
H. G
Havcan
Beatrice
Beatrice, Neb
A. B. Hacer
Hacer Prothers
Davison Bros. & Seaman
Inman
State
Allan, Wilson
Europe
Ki. O. Davy
Agt
Western Union Telegraph Office
Mitchell, Dak
GEO. P. DIX & Daughter
Mitchell Dental Parlors
Cor. Malin
Phelps & CO
Phillips Ave
Eighth Street
Sioux Falls, Dak
Dakota National Bank
Dakota Packing Co
Pressey Wheeler & Co
Minneapolis, Minn
D. E. Collins
Security Bank
Washington Place, N. Y
Thos. Haney
West Side
Main Street
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Omaha RR
Sanden Electric Co
LaSalle St
Hanns
Cleveland
Abcleveland CO
Linta
Cortlandt ST
Hiram Sibley & CO
Rochester
Ill
Main St
Clark St
Addres, Bigelow & Sheldon
Temple Court
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