Train Schedules and Sleeping Cars for Minnesota Lines
Passenger and freight trains listed with departure and arrival times for St Paul Minneapolis Winona and Chicago routes. Notes indicate sleeping cars between Kasota Brookings Mankato Chicago and Minneapolis. Inquiries directed to TF. Rrechimn agent New Ulm and officials Tomias Kniskers and others.
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C&n.w.rs
Elvis M. Tinie Pablo
Souder
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wibolen
Mabwauker
Aint Chien
Wasecie
St. Mal
Winneapolis
Winona
Mikwauikee
Ghigagon
Wasesa
Tratne
Rae Arms of Movin Brom
Nui Tially 2d Ra
Dally
Kasota
Brookings
Mankato
Chicagos
Kasei
Minneapolia
TF. Rrechimm
New Ulm A. 0
Tomias
W. B. Kniskers
Puss, Agert
Chicago
Minnesota Forest Area and Tax Sale Rulings Highlight State News
The report details a vast logging region covering about 2240 square miles or 37 percent of Minnesota, listing counties and 14,500 workers across camps. It notes one billion feet logged, offers scale comparisons, and cites camp averages. Separately, Justice Brown enacts a tax title ruling affecting state and county auditors, clarifying that land bought for 1895 taxes cannot be sold for older back taxes. The piece also covers a Minnesota probate loss of a will with $11,000 found, crop bulletins, local political wins, and public works bids and labor changes.
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Lake
I, Gouls
Tiascm
Beltrami
Polk
Ted , Hubbard
Becker
Cass
Crow
Aitkin
Carlton
Kanahee
State Labor Department
Alleset
Portant
Justice Brown
Supreme Court
Mary W. Camp
Minneapolis
Harrison
Ratification talks delay Canal Treaty exchange
Washington May reports show diplomats delaying the exchange of ratifications on the canal treaty until the end of President McKinley’s term. Senate amendments to the appropriation bill were rejected by the House, sending the measure to conference. Army reorganization hints indicate artillery gains only, adding up to 5,478 men for a total force of 105,478.
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McKinley
Washington
Senate
House
Wee
Hull
Marsh
Jett
War Department
Relief efforts and new death tolls in Scofield mine disaster
Salt Lake City reports urge public aid for Scofield victims with donations directed through Secretary of State James T. Hammond and Spencer Trask & Co. New relief funds and large corporate gifts from Colorado Fuel and Iron and Rio Grande Western Railway are noted. Additional mine deaths bring total recovered to 250. few remains missing. Other items include burglaries, cholera fears in India, and fires in Kentucky and Pa.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Scofield District
Wells
James T. Hammond
Central Relief Fund
Spencer Trask & Co
New York City
Deseret News
Scofield
No. 4
Colorado Fuel& Iron Company
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Government bonds refunded raise of bank notes discussed
The treasury reports on operating the sees near operation dated March 14 explains premium paid and interest difference if bonds had not been refunded. It notes $200,000.70 bonds exchanged and full settlements for bonds amounting to $259,061.96 with $23 paid by the treasurer and about $110,000 unpaid. It compares redeemed notes to gold with $135,252 since the new law began. A treasury table shows 244 new national banks approved with $8,380,000 capital, 508 applications on file, 382 to convert old banks, totaling 890 bank actions under the new law.
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Veemlum Jrid
POMC
Tie Eee Ag
SRK
Beoeins
Ane
Banda
Ee Pa
Ebs
Redempton
Secretary ‘of the Treasury
United States
First in the Field Unit ed Christian party platform
Rock Island May 8 The United Christian party national convention devoted the day to platform work nominating Rev Swallow Harrisburg Pa for president and John G Woolley Chicago for vice president The platform calls for Jesus Christ principles in government abolition of immoral laws and alcohol sales equal rights for women initiative referendum proportional representation direct senatorial election Bible reading in public schools state owned utilities and arbitration over war
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Rock Island
United Christian Party National Convention
C. Swallow
Harrisburg
John G. Woolley
Chicago
Jesus Christ
United States
Victory for the laymen at Methodist general conference
The May 3 report notes the Methodist laymen won equal representation at the general conference with no opposition. May 4 cover includes bishops endorsing lay representation and caution on amusement issues. May 5 reports focus on missionary work, Porto Rico status, and other denominational notes, plus legal and maritime items.
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Chicago
Methodist Church
Bishops
Methodist General Conference
Methodist General
Talbot Warns Against College Becoming Vocational
Miss Talbot argues colleges should favor broad general training over specialized or vocational programs. She cites statistics from Chicago Harvard and Wellesley showing many choose practical studies for livelihood, warning this risks eroding refinement and scholarly aims in favor of material gain.
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Talbot
Rampaging Barbary Goat and Army-Bull Rampage in New York
A Barbary goat escaped at the New York Central Park menagerie and charged a brewery injuring several workers. Nearby, a bull owned by G Howland Leavitt roamed near Fort Slocum and charged United States engineers, scattering and tripping them as they retreated through woods and over roots and shrubbery. Keepers Snyder and Shannon later lassoed the goat.
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New York
Central Park
Uncle Sam
Fort Slocum
Willetts Point
Snyder and
Shannon
United States Army
G. Howland Leavitt
New mail repository touted for rural free delivery
An article describes a Virginian designed steel mail repository for rural routes. Four feet square, four feet high, with locked boxes and a drop door for postmen to deposit mail. Patrons pay for stamps in the box and receive them via the postman.
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Machen
Post Office
Bradfield Regulator Promoted for Female Ailments
Sradfieldius by Nature or all female troubles. Right stoding praises the regulator's soothing healing for menses nervousness headaches backache and related ailments. Promoted as a remedy for women, sold by druggists with a trial bottle suggested, by The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
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Demella
Bradfield
Evi
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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