Pacific Coast Business Men Oppose Reciprocity Plan
Prominent Pacific coast businessmen testified before a senate committee opposing reciprocity with Canada. They warned of overproduction, higher rates, and hurt to American canneries and lumber mills. They cited abundant Atlantic fish, coastal coal quality, and freight costs as reasons against the policy.
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San Francisco
Senate
Canada
E. M. Herrick
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
E. B. Breck
Columbia River
Oregon
Alaska
W.C. Lynde
Lynde & Hough
North Atlantic
Pacific
Australia
John Howard
Orion Improvement Company
United States
America
Washington Territory
Western States
Jacobs
Canned Goods Association
Canadian Pacific
Interstate Commerce Orders Georgia Railway to End Racial Discrimination
The Interstate Commerce Commission rules Georgia Railway violated the law by not providing equal comfort and facilities to colored passengers. An order directs immediate cessation of prejudice and ensures cars for colored riders match white travelers. The case involves William H Heard of Augusta traveling to Atlanta on a first class ticket.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia Railway Company
Washington
William H. Heard
Heard
Augusta
Atlanta
Bragg
Georgia Company
President Harrison Sets Sail on River Voyage
President Harrison begins a trip down the river with Mrs. Harrison and grandson Benjamin McKee aboard the Dispatch. Secretaries Windom and Rusk accompany the party as they depart from the White House and head to the navy yard for the voyage preparations.
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President Harrison
Washington
Harrison
White House
Benjamin McKee
Windom
Rusk
Navy Yard
United States
Dispatch Steamer Trip With Presidential Party Underway
The Dispatch carried the presidential party as it departed down the river on a day praised for its ideal weather. The party may not return until Tuesday and trip plans were not fully matured before departure. Old Point Comfort was mentioned as a probable stop.
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Dispatch
Old Point Comort
Corean tax beat leads to village bloodshed in Corea
A Corean philanthropist Poku or Boku is beaten to death by 100 constables in Yoko Corea after paying his village tax, triggering village fury and attack on constables. Military forces restore order amid ensuing violence. Also notes World banquet clash in New York and a potential Boulanger protest. An Annapolis quake shock is reported with a loud clap.
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San Francisco
New York
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Yoko
Corea
Poku
Boku
Maryland
Annapolis
Battle near Wingate Leaves Four Indians Dead
A Thursday fight near Wingate between four Zuni Indians and four cowboys ended with the Indians slain and one cowboy seriously wounded. The white attackers fled but were captured by an armed posse and jailed at Wingate after pursuit.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Wingate
Atlantic
Pacific
Cruelty Allegations at Chester Springs Soldiers' Orphans School
West Chester reports charges of gross cruelty to children at Chester Springs soldiers' orphans' school led by Professor Van Horn. McCall post G A R says the matron may recount crimes by the manager with mature girls acting as witnesses. Latimer receives life sentence in Oscoda for murder of his mother. crowd packs court as sheriff escorts him.
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New York
the Herald
West Chester
Professor van Horn
Chester Springs
McCall Post
Latimer
Osc
Mich
Hope of Dakota settlement as railroad opens vast Sisseton tract
May 13 reports from Washington indicate final act to open the Sisseton reservation for settlement by July 1. Advices say official authorization will release the land, promising major Dakota settlement and railroad expansion. Also notes on the Danmark passengers and a marriage proposal affecting future Swedish choir members. A. D. La Due begins right of way work for the Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis line from Hartington to Yankton with surveyors due to finish mid next week.
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Miveank
D. D
Sisseton Reservation
Washington
Dakota
Danmark
Minneapolis
Westminster
Sly Littl Cupid
Miss Lofgren
Trudson
Sweden
Savannah
Yankton
A. D
la Due
Chicago, St. Paul
McGillicuddy
Washingoton
Pine Ridge Agency
Sioux Commission
Helena
Mont
Robert J. Walker
Blackfeet
Fort Peck
Fort Belknap
Montana
Walker
Kansas City
St. Paul
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Minneapolis & Omaha
Freemont
Ilkhorn & Mo
T. W. Teasdale
Gen'l
Wisconsin Central
5 . Paul
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northwest
Wisconsin Creation
Nelson County bank closed on attachment and judgment
Lakota May 18 The Nelson County bank has been closed on an attachment brought by Nelson county on a judgment for 5600.
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Lakota, Oak
Nelson County
County of
Nelson
Rush for Sioux Reservation spurs quick opening plans
Old prospector Dan Gallagher and John Hawley report 11 placer and 2 quartz locations at Gold Run 30 miles south with a grand rush of about 2,000 men expected before Monday as a new district forms, recorder elected and laws adopted for mining locations.
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Drapwoon
Dan Gallagher
John Hawley
New Placer
Here
John Walters
Rush for Sioux reservation mirrors Oklahoma boom
Reports from Pierre and Washington describe a land rush as settlers prepare to occupy Sioux lands once the reservation is opened this summer. Indians hope for cession while government grants access, prompting widespread mobilization across South Dakota and beyond.
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St. Paun
Globe
Pierre
Sioux Commission
Interior Department
Washington
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Swift Retribution Meted Out to Butte Burglars
In Burr Montana two burglars attacked the residence of Henry Ducheul. One, John Green, was killed by buckshot after a struggle. The other, John Williams alias Michaelson, surrendered, pleaded guilty, and received a ten year sentence to be sent to Deer Lodge. Special Officer Trice was commended and discharged.
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Burr
Mont
Henry Ducheul
John Green
Trice
Ducheul
John Williams
Michaelson
Deer Lodge
Burilar
Minnesota Highlights at a Glance
In St. Cloud negotiations finalize to move Senator Henry Keller’s fanning mill factory to the western city area and occupy the manufacturer’s building. Anoka reports a ten million feet log flotilla scattered along Mille Lacs shore over twenty five miles after a strong wind. Graceville sees farmer Frank Dyer die of heart disease entering his home, leaving a wife and eight children. Mankato outlines normal school commencement with events May 28 and 24 final exams May 26 baccalaureate in the opera house by Rev W Whitney and a Monday address by President.
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Minnesota
St. Cloud
Henry Keller
Sauk Centre
Anoka
Mille Lacs Lake
Graceville
Frank 10
Dyer
Mankato
Opera House
W. Whitney
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices of Wheat Corn and More
Grain and provisions report lists Wheat May and July prices, Corn August, Oats May and June, Rye, Ground Feed and Meal, Hay, Potatoes and Eggs. Chicago and St Paul markets show live stock receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges and classifications.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Timothy
Indispensable Article Advocate Endorses Remedy
Mrs Anna Shoe Pee Marshall Missouri endorses Duallar i's Show finiment as best for fevers and neuralgia and back pain recommending it for every woman. The letter includes purchase offer and agent Gale promising refunds if unsatisfied. It also cites Dr King s New Discovery and Castoria as trusted remedies with testimonials.
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Anna Shoe Pee Marshall
Gale
Piroii
King
S. AL ScAbnin
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