C. N. W. R. R. Train Debrief and Passenger Details
Rail timetable summary lists passenger and freight departures and arrivals for the C N W R R system. It covers trains from Minneapolis to St Paul to Chicago with daily and Sunday variations, freight car moves, and several sleeping cars between Kasota Brookings and Mankato Chicago. The notice directs inquiries to Bercitt agency agents Johnson and Kniskers.
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S85ea
Fir Vevey Awl
Suilay
Arjen
Titus Prom East
Sunny SilTaaaily
Silay
Tealye Prow
Sumiayy
Kasote
Brookings
Mankato
Chicago
Kasora
Minneapolis
Te Ts Bercitt
AL Johnson
W. I. Kniskers
General Aweur
View
Pass
Minnesota News Highlights From Frigid Front to New Rail Service
Minnesota items report troops in camp at Chickamauga seeking reading material from a secret library. State revenue from license fees under the Somerville law stands at $11,175 with 220 companies licensed. insurance firms largely compliant. A Duluth to Ely miners journey yields a tragedy as a newborn dies en route. authorities recover the body from a grieving mother. Elks carnival promises elaborate Western spectacle across St Paul streets with arches, booths, music, and a grand midway. Other notes cover river dam failures, the Crow Wing log jam, a First Annual Old Settlers picnic, diverse crimes, political appointments, and the Northen Pacific express replacing Adams on the St Paul Duluth line.
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Crow Wing
Thirteen Towns Old Settlers Association
T'S Lake
Yep Kim
Plainview
Yup Poy
Rochester
Aire
Axequses
Black Fox
Volk County
Chas. Hell
Chester Township
A.W. Kjurnstad
Thirteenst
Minnesota Regiment
Philippines
Charles A. ‘Pullar
Warren
Board of Regents
University of Minnesota
Duluth
Henry Henze
Rushford
Olof Peterson
Marshall
West Point
Otto Davies
D. K. Frost
Sanders
Owatonna
Northen
Pacific Express
Adams
St Paul & Duluth
Senate action on post office funds and Cuba inquiry
Washington reports show Senate approved the post office appropriation with a remaining item on pneumatic tubes and ordered conference. A resolution for Cuba irregularities investigation passed, allowing a Cuban affairs visit. Pension granted to Mrs. Stotsenberg, widow of Col. Stotsenberg, was approved. Foxing details include Porto Rico expenses and Philippine casualties figures sought by senators.
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Senate
Wolcott
Post Office
Gallinger
Cuba
Committee On
Mary L. Stotsenberg
Col. Stotsenberg
Nebraska
Philippines
Root
Davis
Porto Rico
Pettigrew
Secretary of War
United States
West
Jones
Ark
Joseph C
Blackburn
Kentucky
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Cooper
Wis
Committee On Insular Affairs
Hay
E.G. Rathbone
Fitzgerald
Mass
Congress
Payne
Banco Espanol
Hawaii
Utah
House
Memorial Stone Placed At Fredericksburg By Butterfield Gift
President McKinley and cabinet attended a solemn corner stone ceremony at Fredericksburg for a bronze and granite monument to honor the Army of the Potomac. Gen. Butterfield donated the monument, presented by Col. Hill due to his health, in a ceremony devoid of masonic rites. The event drew leaders from both sides and celebrated the national memory with a public reception at St George Fitzhugh’s home.
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Brederickaburg
Fifth Corps
Fredaricks
McKinley
Miles
Potomac
Daniel Butterfield
National Memorial Association
Gen. Butterfield
Col. Hill
Fredericksburg
Army of the Potomac
St. George R. Fitzhugh
Riots and Fatal Shootings Hit St Louis Street Cars
Disturbances erupted as union sympathizers attacked nonunion cars. Benjamin Kilgore, a nonunion man, was fatally shot. Police Officer Ray was killed by strikers. Rioting spread along Transit Co lines with one more fatal shooting. Gov Stephens warned militia to restore order amid the violence. A policeman was shot defending a street car and an attempt to blow up a car was made.
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St. Louis
Benjamin Kilgore
5. Louis
Ray
St. Loui
Germany's sugar exports to the United States rise
The article notes northern Germany shipped 19.106 million dollars in Q1 1900 to the United States, nearly double 1893, with empire-wide exports around 142.0 million. It warns that German sugar profits depend on peaceful US relations and would collapse if US trade is constrained by meat inspection policies.
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United States
Conselar
Germany
England
Ministers to Form a Funeral Fee Trust in Arcola
A group of Arcola ministers has begun forming a trust to set funeral sermon fees. The trigger was a poor laborer's widow needing a sermon, and the preacher asked for one dollar, prompting loan to cover the cost. Reports say the policy will require fees before services, with a second minister backing a two-tier price seal.
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Arcola
Til
Methodists vote to admit women bishops and clergy tenure rules
In Chicago the Methodist general conference voted to admit women delegates and elected David H. Moore and John W. Hamilton as bishops. Afterward pastors may remain in charge as long as congregations want. The conference also favors removing a penalty for card playing theater going and replacing it with advice.
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Chicago
Methodist General Conference
David H. Moore
John W. Hamilton
General Center
Methodist General Conference Committee
Russia pays large imperial debt to Bank of Russia
An imperial decree announces the redemption of the treasury debt to the Bank of Russia for bank notes used in wars of 1353-56 and 1377-73. It states no further bank notes will be issued to meet treasury needs, signaling likely no more loans. Debt totaled 964,000,000 rubles in 1581 and 742,000,000 rubles in 1892, both extinguished within under eight years.
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Bank of Russia
M. de Witte
Lady of the Casket Dies in Wealthy Wilmington Widow
Mrs Francis Hiller renowned as the Lady of the Casket died at her Wilmington Maia home. She was buried in a $50,000 casket she carved for herself, with a matching one for her second husband. The mausoleum cost $500,000 with five foot walls and gold door knockers. Burial costs listed as $20,900. The obituary notes her immense wealth and eccentricity.
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Francis Hiller
Wilmington
Maia
Hillertwin
Hiller
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