North Dakota Tightens Sheep Health Rules In State
The North Dakota legislature strengthens disease control for sheep and cattle entering the state. A new quarantine and inspection system will be set up with inspectors in every county, and a state quarantine officer will be based at Madora near the Little Missouri. Stockmen are urged to obtain copies of the new law from State Veterinarian W C Langdon in Fargo.
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North Dakota
Southwest
St. Paul
Missouri Valley
National Department of Agriculture
Texas
Matter
Minnesota
Junction
Washington
Oregon
North Dakota Hias
Madora
Missouri
W.C. Langdon
Fargo
North Dakota Promises Prosperity Under Parole Law and Reforms
A North Dakota article outlines the State Parole Law taking effect July first, requiring minimum sentences plus good conduct proof and governor approval. It notes pardon procedures, indictments, and prison cases, then lists teacher institutes across counties with dates, plus a new lecture department to cultivate patriotism. The piece ends with optimism on state growth, irrigation, flax prospects, and a shift toward honest industry and prosperity.
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Yieniten- Gary
Wahpetow
North Dakota officials study wheat rate and grading talks
Wheat traders in Minneapolis heard North Dakota figures led by Geo Harmon and M Edgerly discuss rail rate fairness and wheat grading concerns. They warned Minnesota grades may trigger a Red River valley rush to No 1 hard, while legislative funding for inspectors remains unsettled and attorney general input is sought.
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North Dakota
Geo. W. Harmon
North Dakota Railroad Commissioners
M. ¥. Edgerly
Sane Board
Minneapolis
Nicollet
Mr. Storrison
Edgerly
Mr. Harmon
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Old Dakota lands to be withdrawn for railway project
Acting Secretary Chandler orders withdrawal of vacant lands within the St. Vincent extension limits of the St. Pat, Minneapolis & Manitoba railway in North Dakota. The action affects over sixty one thousand acres. John Van Dusen, famed as Onele John or the Sage of Taypah, dies at his Tappan residence after noon. He was a pioneer and longtime Republican fixture in state politics respected by neighbors for public service.
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Minneapolis, Tribune
Tribune
Reid Belt
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Minneapolis
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Dakota
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Alate
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Booner
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Aacs
Chandler Baw
St. Vincent
St. Pat, Munneapolis
Manitoba
Noth Dakota
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Onele John
Taypah
Tappan
Sweelé County
Bishop Gilmour's Obsequies Draw Largest Cleveland Funeral
A vast crowd filled St. Cleveland cathedral as Bishop Gilmour was laid to rest. Archbishops and bishops led a solemn Mass with high rites, followed by a solemn procession through Superior and Erie streets. The coffin was interred in the crypt beneath the cathedral amid solemn prayers.
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Gilmour
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Emuleshop Fitzgerald
Little Rovk
Ark
Bishoy O'Hara
Scrapton
Mullen
Eive
McQuaid
Superion Street
Wildlice
A Sherman Fund Reaches Near 75,000 for Gen Sherman Daughters
A group at the Union League club quietly raised about seventy five thousand dollars toward a promised one hundred thousand dollar trust for Gen Sherman’s two unmarried daughters. Organizers say the fund may reach the target soon, though they fear the Misses Sherman may decline the gift. The plan includes a Sherman biography by their father to cover needs, while Tecumseh Sherman and two married sisters are said to be comfortably situated.
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Sahil
Sions
Department For the Welfare of
Wisconsin
Belt
Nebraska
Ongrwse Alou
Nervy on the Scaffold in 1888 Virginia Execution
William Muncoe alias William T. Jordin, the man who murdered Policeman George H. Sealham in Tottenville Virginia, died on the scaffold at dawn. He confessed shortly before the execution, appeared calm, asked for tobacco, prayed, and distributed money and trinkets to prisoners before his death.
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Willian Muncoe
William T. Jordin
George H. Sealham
Char- Tottenville
Lichteg
Explosion destroys two oil tanks in St Paul accident
An oil tank explosion at the St Taw Street Railay Company in St Paul, Minnesota, devastates a street area, burying Swedish worker John Johnson. Fire rages through one tank then a second, destroying building interiors and delaying oil supply. insurance covers about $14,000. Johnson is missing presumed cremated. nearby workers escape injuries, and officials plan a new oil delivery to resume rail service.
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Nile
Johneau
Iro
Storing Coal Leaks Promptily at Ottumwa and Milwaukee Road
Reports from Ottumwa Iowa indicate officials on the Milwaukee Road conspire with local authorities to stockpile coal for the summer. Miners across the United States threaten a May 4 strike unless wage demands are met.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Through & Burlington
United States
Milwaukee Road
Chisholm
Avery
Drunken man and dog shunted to jail in city street scene
A chaotic early morning incident on Main Street ends with a drunken man jailed for the night after a fall and a loyal gray dog kept vigil beside him. Police, witnesses, and a Kansas City Times reporter cover the aftermath and the dog’s piteous whines. Additional notes include a government official vouching for Indian affairs stability and Winnebago funds guidance, citing no imminent unrest.
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Majustereta
Moarth and
Deleware
Kansas City
Mvntr
Wis
President Van Morte Visits Winnipeg for Great System Review
President Van Morte and a delegation including R B Angus and others arrived in Winnipeg, Manitoba on the 18th for inspection of the railway system. He announced extensive improvements to the line to the West, a large order for 60 to 100 locomotives, more passenger cars, and a possible purchase of the Northern Pacific system to consolidate travel lines under Manitoba government agreement. A Western trip followed to advance Duluth to Winnipeg construction plans.
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Montreal
D. Metals
Hamilton
Geo.r. Kirkpatrick
Kingston
W.D. Math
Ena
Tod
Davidson
Toronto Board of Trade
I B
Osler
Toronto
John Onervia
Po AL Peterson
Myinner
Horus
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
Wesnln
Artiange | Munte
Dulith & Winnilorg
Grand Jury Convenes In New Orleans For Hennessy Case
About 300 prominent businessmen were summoned to the grand jury in New Orleans on Saturday and Monday regarding the Hennessy case. Few knew the exact questions, but the act aimed to identify those present aiding the Italian prisoners. District Attorney Grant nears completion of a confidential report for state officials. Clergymen attended among the witnesses.
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differential passenger rates set by central traffic board
The Central Traffic and Trunk Line Associations board announced differential passenger rates effective May 1. Rates from Cincinnati or Indianapolis to Philadelphia may apply with limits via Baltimore & Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio. Differentials to New York and Pittsburgh, plus routes via Lake Erie and Western, are specified, with varying surcharges such as $1 to Baltimore routes and $1.40 via Lake Erie and Western.
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Trunk Line Associations
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Ohio
New
The Trouble of Governing Austria Hungary Empire
The piece explains the dual monarchy of Austria Hungary, its division into realms like Bohemia Moravia Tyrol and Galicia, and the three main races Germans Magyars and Czechs. It notes the Czech demand for self rule and a Czech crowned emperor and the ongoing political friction amid Taaffe's attempts at compromise. Elections set for March will test whether Bohemia gains concessions or the empire rests on German Hungarian balance.
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Enigmatic Old Envelopes Reveal Postal Puzzles at Washington Office
A Washington Post collection shows envelopes and cards with unreadable addresses that misled clerks. C M Merrill, head clerk, traced letters intended for figures from Benjamin Harrison to Reuben Wright and beyond, illustrating the era’s postal quirks and misaddressed mail.
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bin Harmoom
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Adkin Jurnel
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Arkansas
Army
Raulright
Reuben Wright
Weahington
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