Rumors Hint Huston May Resign as U S Treasurer
A Washington dispatch says United States Treasurer J N Huston may retire soon amid strained relations with the White House over patronage allocations. Huston sought a cabinet post and claims the President promised district patronage in Indiana but later opposed appointments, with mediation by Judge Miller noted.
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Red Lake Chippewa commission to begin talks in days
May 27 report from Wasn Indian reveals Bishop Marty of Yankton will meet with Father Stephan to plan treaty talks with Red Lake Chippewa. Instructions signed by Secretary Noble will be sent to Marty to carry to St Paul for a commission meeting and immediate Indian conference. Meanwhile, Minnesota chiefs show distrust yet favor Kenry Rice’s appointment to the commission.
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Minnesota News Roundup From The Northwest Condensed
William B Jones of Mankato died suddenly from a head gathering after two days on the street. Capt Charles Bentzoni to inspect Minnesota National Guard encampment at Lake City June 8 to 19. Duluth hosts government waterway commission first week of June to review harbor and improvements. Kuron high school graduates in Dakota Doings, eleven grads. J V Smalley seeks 50,000 acres for Minnesota and Dakota Land Co. Grand View wins Douglas County seat race. Rapid City reports rains boost small grain. June drought feared but grain rooted. Grand Forks Fourth celebration set with regional rally plans. Lincoln presented credentials to Queen at Windsor Castle on May 27.
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Sixth batch of aided emigrants sails to Canada
London reports eighty five assisted emigrants departed for Canada. In France, Gen. Boulanger’s followers vote to contest all elections. A dynamite blast injured no one at the civil governor’s residence in Oporto. Emperor William and King Humbert plan a Strasburg review. Humbert will not return to Berlin, leaving for Rome from Strasburg.
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Blood stained cottage links to Cronin case in lake view
Police guard a vacant Lake View cottage tied to Dr. Cronin's death. Blood stains on the parlor floor and footprints in brown paint are said to show hurried work. A new key found in the cottage fits a trunk, linking Woodruff, the corpse, and the cottage. two suspects suspected of fleeing by rowboat.
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White horse and buggy tied to Cronin case linked to detective Coughlin
The Times claims Chicago detective Daniel Coughlin ordered a white horse and buggy for a mysterious “friend” on May 4. The livery stable provided the rig to Cronin’s disappearance, then returned it two hours later. Dinan alerted Capt. Schaack, who warns Coughlin to explain or face suspension as investigations proceed.
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Contested Horse Testimony Tangles Cronin Case
Contradictions emerge as Capt Schaack and detectives Whalen and Coughlin face criticism over their handling of the man who drove the rig linked to Dr Cronin’s disappearance. Dinan the liveryman corroborates that the horse was driven to near death and unidentifiable, while others note the strange pursuit and nonproduction of the suspect.
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Trade improves with better crop prospects and industrial expectation
R G Dun weekly review reports a modest uptick in activity across lines previously weak. Iron coal wool show improvements and cotton trading is anticipated after a large auction. Prices mostly decline. stock market gains reflect rising business confidence and currency markets stay stable.
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Laura Bridgman Deaf Blind Pioneer Dies at 60
Laura Bridgman born December 29 1829 in Hanover New Hampshire died aged 60 at the South Boston asylum where she had lived for years. Deaf mute blind since age two she learned to read spell with manual alphabet write and play the piano under Dr Howe’s instruction. Her life was cited by Charles Dickens and public notices of her intellect and morals. Rose Terry Cooke author is seriously ill with neuralgia of the heart in Pittsfield Massachusetts May 27.
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Wreck Slashes Westbound Train. 45 Hurt Near Sullivan
A St. Louis to San Francisco wreck three miles west of Sullivan Missouri injures forty five seriously and destroys most coaches. Investigators suspect torn rail parts removed at a curve, possibly by thieves, while doctors and a relief train aid the injured. A thousand dollar reward is offered for the wreckers.
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The jeweler’s remark on metal value and watch springs
A Buffalo Express dialogue features a jeweler contrasting gold with steel. He says a pound of steel made into watch springs could fetch $140,000, highlighting steel’s surprising potential in high value components.
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Latest Haikuet Prices and Live Stock Quotes
Prices from St. Paul Union Stock Yards show corn fed cattle at 3.90 to 4.15, hogs 4.85 to 4.40, and sheep 3.75 to 4.25. Chicago and Kansas City listings follow with cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges. Minneapolis futures mention flax and grains with corn and oats quotes and wheat around 0.75 to 0.97.
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Market Prices for Butter and Eggs Listed
Wholesale prices show Butter from Fancy Creamery and Fine Dairies with ranges 10 to 15 cents a pound for different grades. Eggs offered by Pimner at 12 to 13 cents per dozen in this listing.
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Samoan Dispute Over Indemnity Claims Highlight Conference
Berlin May 27 German delegates urged indemnity for losses caused by King Mataafa at the Samoan conference. American delegates challenged the claim arguing Mataafa acted in self defense and that Samoan natives cannot pay. The Queen's Birthday BBC London May 27 official banquet hosted by Lord Salisbury with the Prince of Wales and foreign ambassadors.
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