United Labor Party Convention Debates Fusion Prospects
The United Labor Party national convention met at the Grand Opera House in Cincinnati with about 200 delegates led by John McMackin. Talks with Union Labor in noon session produced a mixed outlook on fusion while a temporary organization was formed at Odeon. Col. T S Norton was named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirscis Wty Ohto
United Labor Party
John McMackin
New York
Union Labor Party
Odeon
Col. T. 5. Norton
Chicago
J. F. House
Missouri
J. F. McDonald
Springfield
Ohio
Dieissali
Thomas M. Gruele
Indianapolis
New York Republicans Aim for Harmonious Convention
Delegates arrive slowly as headquarters open at the Genessee House with prominent state politicians. Conservatives oppose endorsing Blaine. Charles F. Fitch of Rochester may be temporary chairman. A Depew faction exists among delegates, but harmony is hoped unless stampede for Blaine occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrato
Genessee House
Blaine
Charles F. Fitch
Rochester
Cleveland Dominates New York Democratic Convention
At the Academy of Music in New York, Cleveland delegates gather with near unanimous support for the administration. John Frederick R. Condert is named temporary chairman after a noon assembly, delivering a speech aligned with administration interests as delegates adjourn to evening sessions.
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Academy of Music
Tammany Hall
Cleveland
Jhn
Frederick R. Condert
Condert
Democratic convention battles for governor nominee
Nashville reports a five day Democratic convention deadlocked with three candidates each firm on their bid. Ballots show Taylor 7, Truesdale 44, McConnell 140 as tensions rise with no clear agreement. The scene includes national party maneuvering and potential unstated implications for the St. Louis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Taylor
Truesdale
McConnell
Knights of Labor meet to organize Dakota territorial assembly
Am erdeen Dak May 16 The Dakota assemblies of the Knights of Labor unite today to perfect the territorial organization and select delegates for the national assembly to meet in Indianapolis in November with seventy five to one hundred delegates expected from various parts of the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerdeen
Dak
Dakota Assemblies
Knights of Labor
National Assembly
Indianapolis
Maine's Proposed Coaching Tour Through England and Scotland
Andrew Carnegie and James G. Maine plan a 700 mile coaching tour across England and Scotland. Carnegie, visiting, will sail from New York on the 22nd for London where Vilaine and family are located in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Pirispena
Andrew Carnegie
James G. Maine
England
Scotland
Carnegie
New York
Pedestrians' Wagers Split Profits From Race Event
Money from the pedestrians race was divided Monday. Littlewood received 871.18, Guerrero 1044, Herty 1115.14, Noremac 745.48, and Golden 371.10.
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Littlewood
Guerrero
Herty
Noremac
Golden
Baptist Convention Opens Annual Session in Wasnisator
The Baptist Association began its annual session in Wasnisator on Monday with prospects of about 3,000 delegates expected by Wednesday. The meeting runs through midweek as leaders gather for programs and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Wasnisator
Convention of the Baptist Association
Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Bernheimer Tally Case
Wasiis Grus reports the Supreme Court sustains the Indiana Supreme Court ruling in the Coyani Bernheimer tally sheet case and denies the motion for a habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiis Grus
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Strike leaders plan Chicago conference on arbitration notes
May 11 report from Cueaco states the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen will hold a Chicago meeting with leading officers. Mr Hoge denies the talks end the strike and rumors persist of seeking inter railroad arbitration with Q officials. A renewal of open warfare with roads suspected of sympathy is feared if arbitration fails.
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Cueaco
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago
Hoge
Mississippi River Floods Reach Record High as Levees Fail
May 16 report from St Louis notes rising Mississippi water surpassing 1881 highs at Hannibal and Keokuk. Levees show crevasses, hundreds of homes inundated, lumber yards flooded, and wheat and corn crops doomed. Alexandria, Missouri, cut off except by boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mississippi
Hannibal Moll
Say
Hannibal
Turtle Island
Rock Island
Keokuk
Alexandria
Sioux Reservation to Open for Settlement Near Sept
Reports from Huron stating the Sioux reservation won’t open for years are false. Land seekers await the Indians’ signature, which is expected within ninety days, after which settlers may pick claims and move in as early as September 1, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
A Large Box of Unknown Birds Arrives in Racine
A farmer from North Point brought a large box containing dead birds of an unfamiliar species to Racine on May 16. He reports miles of ground at North Point littered with thousands of the same birds, noted for fine plumage. Suspected to have been blown here by Friday night windstorm and frozen. Origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racne
Wis
North Point
Boy Missing After Berrying Trip Near Oconto
Oconto Wisconsin May 16 a boy named Reimholt Kurth about 11 years old went berrying and failed to return at dark. Friends spent the night scouring marshes but did not find him. High school boys and many men are out searching the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto
Wis
Reimholt Kurth
Governor's Quitclaim Proclamation Affects Texas Cattle Movement
Governor Leslie issues a quitimintine proclamation restricting Texas cattle entering Montana. Previously cattle could be moved to Montana on foot from any Texas region, with a requirement of ninety days after leaving Texas before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helusa
Ment
Leslie
Texas
Montana
Blizzard Hits Michigan Cities In January Showers
A Michigan blizzard report notes snow in Gladstone Grand Haven East Wanss and Alpena with cold conditions persisting in the fruit belt. The special dispatch from Mar quettle describes a regular January storm melting as it falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Marquettle
Gladstone
Grand Haven
East Wanss
Alpena
Fruit Belt
Verdict Awarded in Heddles vs Northwestern Railroad Case
In Vilas county Wisconsin on May 16 a verdict was issued for the plaintiff in the case Heddles versus the Northwestern railroad. The plaintiff alleges a 7 year old daughter was run over at an unguarded crossing by a switch engine, with both legs cut off in the incident. Duluth reports a street railway visit sparks talk of a Lakeway Hill cable road despite little appetite for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilire
Wis
Heddles
Northwestern Railroad
Plaintif
Jes
Duluth
Duluth Street Railway
Lakeway One
Water level reaches twenty fifth floor of Calumet and Hecla mine
In Mahgavetr Michigan on May 16 officials confirm the Calumet and Hecla mine water has risen to the twenty fifth level. The development signals a monumental effort and heavy expense to dewater the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahgavetr, Mich
Calumet and
Hecla
Oil Company to Build Large Warehouse in Black River Falls
Riven Falls Wisconsin May 16 One of the large oil companies plans a new warehouse here and will establish a general agency to store and distribute its goods in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Slack Riven Falls
Wis
Delinquent Tax List Affects Pine Title Claims
May 16 Pine. Chivrewa FALLE Wis reports the delinquent tax list case affecting 8,000 descriptions. Lum Dermen monitor the outlook for every acre of pine and tax titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivrewa Falle
Wis
Eau Claire Lumber Sells Crests to Knepp, St Louis Man
The Eau Claire Lumber Company negotiates sale of its St Louis crests valued at about 8700, 000 to Knepp, stout & Co, signaling a regional timber and hardware deal.
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Ig Luiber
Junfer
What the Strike Cost
CulAco May 12 A statement shows the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Suns earned 21 741 495 less than the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CulAco
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Suns
Newfoundland Agrees to the Fisheries Treaty Passed
Ottawa May 12 The Dominion government was notified that Newfoundland's legislative council had passed the fisheries treaty and it now awaits the governor's assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Ottawa
Dominion
Newfoundland Legislative Council
Devastating Naptha and Powder Explosion Ravages Colorado Village
A northbound Santa Fe freight derailment at Forstats City Colorado triggers a runaway train with a loaded naptha tank and 17000 pounds of giant powder. The explosion levels the village destroying all twenty houses and a church, with six killed and sixteen injured. Coroner’s jury to meet at Colorado Springs as damages are estimated between 75000 and 100000 dollars.
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Forstats City
Col
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
New Baptist Church
Raiload Company
A Day of Disasters Result in Six Deaths
Sioux City report details a deadly weekend with six fatalities from drowning and accident. Three unnamed men drowned crossing the Little Sioux river near Oto as their boat capsized. Thomas Oleson, twelve, drowned in the Mississippi while fishing. Fred Givenizer, fourteen, died when a horse toppled on him. Mrs. Danielsith of Correctionville suffocated by coal gas.
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Sioux City
Little Sioux River
Oto
Thomas Oleson
Fred Givenizer
Daniel Sith
Correctionville
Eleven Dead in Russian Rail Crash Dozens Injured
A Moscow and Kursk railway collision left eleven dead and about thirty injured as trains piled in a heap near St. Petersburg. Separate report from Wilkes-Barre describes a violent storm causing structural damage and livestock losses.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow and Kursk
Fire destroys Golden Dale business district in Washington
A blaze yesterday in Golden Dale Washington destroyed the entire business portion of the town. It started in a livery stable and the town lacked a fire department. Total losses are put at 175000 with 50000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Goldendale
W. T
Sailors Rescued From Sinking Schooner Alice Montgomery
The steamer Finance arrived from Pernambuco bringing Captain Lavender and five crewmen from the schooner Alice Montgomery which foundered in a March blizzard off Norfolk. The crew were saved after two days in peril by the Alice Montgomery’s bark.
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New York
Finance
Pernambuco
Lavender
Alice Montgomery
Norfolk
Montgomery
International and Interstate Drill Opens in Austin
The opening of the great international and interstate drill in Austin Texas draws a large crowd. Thirty companies are on site tonight with many more en route. Officials expect the event to be the largest and most successful in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Lsmp
South
President Cleveland to Visit Interstate Exposition
TARMISBURG May 16 President Cleveland has written Col R H Thomas secretary of the State Grange tatrous of Thusbandry that he will visit the interstate exposition at Williams Grove in August.
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Tarmisburg
Cleveland
Col
R. H. Thomas
The
State Grange
Tatrous of
Thusbandry
Willias’ Grove
Mexican pilgrims meet pope as diplomacy teased
The pope received Mexican pilgrims and hinted at possible restoration of Mexico's diplomatic relations. In Repwoop Faris Minnesota a murder trial for John Gorres continued with bail discussions and a timetable shift as the court prepares to reconvene in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mextco
Vatican
Mbi
Mexico
Repwoop Faris
Minn
John Gorres
Prisor
Judee Webber
Garbled Harbor Arrival Report
Unclear OCR text describes a harbor event with mentions of May 1 and a ship arriving after delays and a passer activity. The fragment references a first arrival time around twenty-two hours and a Saturday arrival, but many details are distorted.
ELECTRIG RAILWAYS Growth of What Will Be the Great Transe
In the May issue of the Age, an examination of electric railroad statistics shows 180 miles of line already operating on the continent. Pennsylvania has 21 miles, New York 16, Ohio 10, with 33 miles spread across New Jersey and other states and Ontario. Most construction has occurred recently, and 150 miles are now under contract.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Tiirty
New Jersey
Maryland
Colorado
Michigan
Missouri
California
Alatais
Virginia
Kansas
Delaware
Rhode Island
Ontario
New York and Iowa Notes Highlight Convention, Fires and Trials
The New York Republican state convention meets in Buffalo on Wednesday. In Des Moines city, advocates of woman suffrage are active as regular party ticket supporters are elected. Across Minnesota and Iowa, a flurry of civic events, inspections, and legal actions unfold from courthouse exams to sheriff sales, church fires, and reunions. News covers tariffs, fortification plans for Puget Sound, and medical and maritime notes with multiple local incidents and regional developments.
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New York
Duffalo Wedneday
Louckwool
Des Moines
New York Exchange Munday
W. L. Duell
Lreadsiniys
United
Secretary of War
Senate
Puget Sound
Rochester
Pins
Lord Wolsley Resigns Over Panic Speech Criticism
May 16 report states Lord Wolsley, adjutant general to British forces, tendered his resignation following Lord Salisbury’s attack on a speech described by the prime minister as panic producing about the army’s condition.
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Loxnox
Lord Wolsley
Lord Salisbury
Eruptions With Fatal Results
London reports a volcanic eruption and a waterspout in New Pomnerania New Guinea causing immense damage. Many natives and three Ver Taahs were killed.
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London
New Pomnerania
New Guinea
A Very Annoying Habit
A humorous dialogue shows a wife and husband arguing over a habit of saying What’s that when spoken to. The husband’s reading interruption adds to the comic tension as both try to change the other’s behavior.
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John
Indignant exchange over stockings and sizing prompts ridicule
An indignant scene unfolds as a customer questions stocking sizes and jokes about a centipede or one legged veteran. The dialogue underscores humor and awkward social friction in a retail moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertlemann
Oil Tank Inferno Threatens City in Pennsylvania
Lightning set a tank and nearby units ablaze in City on May 15. Burning oil formed 100-foot islands drifting down the creek. Fire damaged homes, a railroad bridge and a factory, prompting fears the town would be destroyed. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars. People watched in fear through the night as flames moved onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
New York and Pennsylvania
Have Their Rings Too Resolutions To Prevent Bishop Elections
New York May 15 Bishop Morrill presided at the twelfth day of the M E Conference The main topic was election of bishops A resolution to prevent combinations of delegates was debated in a very excited session Some delegates supported the measure while others repudiated it All motions with this effect were lost on the vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morrill
M. E. Conference
Morocco Apologizes Amid Turbulent Boulangers Tour
A Gibraltar dispatch reports that after withdrawing claims for money indemnity an apology was sent to American consuls and others were released following the arrest turmoil during Boulangers tour with Dom Pedro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Gibraltar
Exchange Telegraph Company
Indian Grave levee breach floods trains and towns
A break in Indian Grave levee near Quincey caused about 750000 in damage. Water rose several inches overnight, submerging sections of the Nannibal and St Joe track and halting Omaha line trains. Water works are flooded and only a small pump remains in service. Additional breaks were reported as of May 15.
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Quincey
Quncy
St. Joe
Omaha and
Kansas City
St. Louis Keokuk
Northwestern
Keokuk
Boulanger Receives Ovations Amid Turbulent French Tour
From Valenciennes to Lille and Anzin the general faced cheers and anti Boulangists amid crowd scenes. Eggs and flour were hurled at Boulanger as police struggled to clear streets while stones and volleys greeted the visitors.
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London
France
Valenciennes
Boulanger
Lille
Anzin
Alexandria Flood Submerges Town and Farmland
The levee south of Alexandria Missouri broke causing swift inundation of the town. Water depths reach up to six feet with skiffs used for movement. business is suspended but no lives lost. The Missouri bottom lands submerged total about 76,000 acres with expected farming losses around 300000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Alexandria
Mississippi
Missouri
Dom Pedro Illness Reported as Paralysis Symptoms
Milan May 15 Emperor Dom Pedro's condition is described as almost hopeless with loss of sensation and inability to move parts of his body. Physicians recognize paralysis as a result of a complication of diseases affecting the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Pedro
India
Milan
Madagascar Expels Gen Willoughby Over Concessions
A Tamatave dispatch reports Gen Willoughby is deprived of Madagascar concessions and expelled from the country. The government acts on the matter, removing his standing and compelling departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Lonpoy
Tamatave
Willoughby
Emperor Dom Pedro Ills Improve Yet Paralysis Lingers
MILAN May 15 The lung trouble from which the emperor of Brazil has buffered has abated but the symptoms of paralysis and diabetes remain and the patient is racked with pain.
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Dom Pedro
Milan
Brazil
Parnell Disavows Campaign Plan Offends Followers
The Standard reports Mr. Parnell has disavowed the plan of campaign, a move that has angered a part of his followers. In St. Petersburg a denial counters the claim that Russia plans a bold move in Central Asia or Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
the Standard
Parnell
ST. Petersburg
Central Asia
Persia
Red river flood submerges plantations and kills several
From the Red river country reports indicate widespread damage over ten days with plants, fences, cribs, and barns carried away by floodwaters four to six feet deep. The overflow stretches from Arkansas hills to Texas hills, causing multiple drownings including a man at West Norwood and two white men in Mill Creek. Planting will have to be redone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Red River Country
Red River Valley
Arkansas
Texas
West Norwood
Mill Creek
Admiral Hewitt R N Dies in Harbor Hospital
London notices the death of Admiral Hewitt of the Royal Navy at Harbor hospital Sunday night. In Loxton the Italian Exhibit opened on Saturday with Lord Mayor DeKeysor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Hewitt
R. N
London
Royal Navy
Harbor Hospital
Loxton
DeKeysor
Anarchy on Nile Halts Research and Global News
The Nile unrest above Assouin halts Dr. Schileman’s research. Australian colonies plan a conference on Chinese immigration. Irish bishops submit unconditionally to the Papal rescript for Ireland. St James Gazette cites Prince Bismark’s private mission as key to US Morocco dispute settlement.
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Nile
Assouin
Dr. Schileman
Vatican
Ireland
St. James
United States
Morocco
Prince Bismark
Mississippi River Rises Near Record Peak in Davenport
Davenport reports the Mississippi River at 18.3 feet at noon, within an inch of the all time high and forty inches above danger level. Water floods first floors of hundreds of dwellings, offices, factories, and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Mississippi
Bloomington ex-treasurer seeks 0.002 salary claim
Thomas J. Bunn, Bloomington school board treasurer 1877–1888, claims a 0.000 salary or 2 percent of all funds handled under a charter clause, surprising the board which believed his services were gratuitous after successor George A. Tryner took over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomineton, Ill
Thomas J. Bunn
Board of Education of
Bloomington
George A. Tryner
River of Fire Destroys Bridge in Oz City Blaze
Early Monday a burning oil tank ruptured sending flammable liquid into a nearby creek. The blaze engulfed and quickly burned the Pennsylvania and Western and New York and Pennsylvania railroad bridge, creating a brilliant and terrible spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oz City
Pennsylvania and Western
New York and Pennsylvania
Embankment Stability Threatens Rock Island Family Safety
Rock Island Illinois May 15 The safety of 300 families hinges on the stability of the Rock Island and Peoria road embankment which bounds the city on the south and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Als
Rock Island and Peoria Road
Rising at Le Sueur River Overnight
The Minnesota river rose last night about six inches and is still rising, reaching near spring high water levels. In a separate note, a columnist laments interruptions during concerts, calling them very bad manners as delicate Wagnerian scores are spoiled by even slight disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Sueur
Minnesota
Wood Pulp Mill Burns in Niles Fire
The Michigan Wood Pulp company mill in Niles caught fire Sunday afternoon when a lamp was dropped by an employee. The blaze caused about 45,000 in damage, with 30,000 insured. Officials say the mill will be rebuilt at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Mich
Michigan Wood Pulp Company
Mills tariff bill and Henry George clash in Indiana paper
The Indianapolis Journal reports Henry George condemns the Mills tariff bill as a deceitful “all compensating virtue.” He argues the measure professes protection while delivering a deadly blow. The piece mocks the president for pushback.
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George
Henry George
Actor W S Cabell Injured On Ermine Stage
New York May 16 report describes actor W S Cabell sustaining an arm injury at the Casino while performing Ermine. The club Cadused collapsed during a duel scene with Pavennes actor Havennes continuing his lines despite the break. Cabell will be laid up for some time.
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New York
Casino Triday
W.S. Cabell
Ermine
Detroi
Pavennes
Deru
Joycelin
Cadeux
Cad
Havennes
Methodism Recommends Consolidation of Missionary Bodies
In New York on May 16 the Methodist conference heard a report urging the missionary society board of church extension Sunday school union and tract society to seek new incorporations while preserving identity. It calls for transfer of property to home missions and church extension and for boards to assume corporate duties. Episcopal committee reports note bishops election set for Tuesday after a heated debate over moving from Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
Missionary Soviet Board of Church Extenstion
Stinct School Union and Tract Society
Thy Board Home Missions
New York
Methodis
Genepy Com
Missionary Society
Board of Church Xtension
Sunday School Union
True Society
Mhisionary Society of the
Bag of Home Missions
May 15 Market Quotations From St Paul and Minneapolis
Market notes list bids and asks for hay and bran with prices for No 1 upland prairie Timothy hay and ground feed. Wheat quotations show morning opening values for June and August contracts across Duluth and Minneapolis including No 1 hard cash, No 1 northern, and cash and May positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hay
Toc
Eves—ise
Duluth
Ssige
Minneapolis
See
Northern
Seatin
Hogs and cattle prices in South St. Paul market report
Receipts at South St. Paul total 483 hogs and 20 head of cattle. Hogs sold mixed weights with prices around 5.45 to 5.71 per cwt and varying averages. cattle included 4 steers at about 1,740 pounds and 3.90 per hundredweight, plus a stag and bull at lower rates. Sheep demand steady with shorn sheep at 4.5 and unshorn at 10.55 to 11.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
Extile
Problems to Be Solved in Fifty Years Past
A New York Press note wonders why, despite fifty years of progress, essential needs like a safe miner's safety lamp, explosion-free blasting, affordable electric lighting from primary batteries, and safe insulation methods remain unsolved. It suggests future innovation will tackle these gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniil Huswe
Tate
New York Press
Public Display of Deformities Provokes Outcry
The Pissburg Bulletin attacks a museum exhibit depicting deformed beings, calling for removal of posters that spread disturbing imagery. It argues that viewing such grotesque displays leads to harmful consequences and urges action at street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pissburg Bulletin
Lightning and heat meet obstacles in fleeting events
A fragmentary passage quotes Professor Swing describing lightning relocating iron, razorlike heat, and a traveler of heat advancing until impeded by obstacles. It mentions a harmless journey until resistance appears and hints at encounters near the sun and further obstacles in space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouriuel
A Wife's Sharp Eyes
A humorous exchange between two social dames about a husband’s prosperity. The first wonders if his business thrives while the second notes he hides details yet remains very rich and stylish, claiming he wears the same suit year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Exchange Over Butter Delivery Prompted By Clerk
Dialogue recalls an exchange in a grocery shop where a clerk mentions packing butter and sending it to Mrs Blank on Dash, with the grocer reacting about the delivery. Detroit Free Press is cited as the source.
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Tein
Democratic National Committee
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Gorman
New Amsterdam
Morrison
Quincy, Ill
Quincy
W. I. Morrison
Dienken
Recklessuc Mineral Posy
Mark Terrell
Henry Wesley
Terrell
Wesley
Dakota Knights of Labor
Duluth Falke Cable Road
Odd Fellows At
Huron
Koxos, Dak
Grand Lodge
Dianes River Lodge
Fountain
Wilkeskarre
Monda
Great Caimitire
Murray's
Grodath
Ivasote
Electrig Railways
Dakota Duings
Parcs
RL Thomas
Uvton
Resid
Wrenton
St. Croix
Council Blutts
Northwest Iowa Ministerial Association
Methodist Church
Estherville
Sixth Iowa Infantry Volunteers Association
Osceola
Colfax
Newton
Michael Sweeney
Hamilton County
Webster City
Supreme Court Rooms
Minnesota Matters
Traveler's Protective Association
Boards of Health of
Southern Minnesota
Northfield Creamery
Baptist Mission
Lake Mckinsick
Stillwater
Minnesota Division
Sons of Veterans
Business Educators Association of America
Western States
Ramsey
New England
McCarty
O'Brien
Faribault
Vermilliant Lake
Pete Lamelle
P. McMahon
Tower
Warsaw
Frederick
Prom
Virchow
Mackenzie
Lord Wolseley
Havgg
Guiney
Fils
Russia
Red River
St. Paul
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