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An advertisement extols The Chicago Record as a first class metropolitan daily known for its low cost and comprehensive news. It claims independence from party bias, compact layout, broad world news, and high circulation of about 125,000 to 140,000, inviting purchase through newsdealers and postmasters.
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Arbitration likely ends Great Northern strike
April reports from Paul and St Paul indicate growing momentum for arbitration between Great Northern and its employees. Governors and President Hill favor a three member arbitration board to set pay rates, with deputies aiding enforcement and talks continuing through the week as unions seek wage restoration and resumed service.
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Hill
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Democratic tariff conference seeks party unity in voting stance
Democratic senators met to agree on changes to the tariff bill to secure a solid party vote. They aim to remove the income tax, adjust the sugar duty, and set a taxation timetable, hoping popular support will determine its fate in future elections. The same date reports Coxey followers attempting free eastward transport, seizing tracks near Butte and moving toward Logan before dispersing.
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Orders Issued to Seize Oil Train in Montana Case
Judge Caldwell of the United States circuit court at Little Rock issues telegram guiding U S Marshals in Minnesota to seize a forcibly seized Northern Pacific train if brought into their district. The Attorney General to supply necessary departmental support. Protests by workers in Washington and reports on miner suspensions across states follow, with the Mine Workers detailing widespread stoppages and regional actions ahead of a May 4 miners’ convention.
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Great Northern Railway Company
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United States Circuit Court
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Washington
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Paca
Marshal Bede
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Little Rock
Ark
District of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Attorney General of the
North Dakota
Work of Congress and tariff debate detailed
The report notes Congress activity on April 18 and 19 with protracted debate on the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill and Senate discussion of the tariff bill. Senators Morrill Turpio Cameron and Quay spoke against measures as the House and Senate made slow progress amid the extended sessions.
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Vermont
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Indiana
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Pennsylvania
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Merkhus
California
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News Of The Week April Events And Incidents
A digest of scattered items: cremations in Spokane a miner’s suicide in West Virginia, Indiana Knights meeting in Columbus? session in Indianapolis, Queen and Crescent workers accept 10 percent cut, Mrs George H Willian dies in Portland, Admiral Benham arrives in New York, Lisbon cholera rising, Vermont GOP convention in Montpelier, G A R in New York plans Farnham post reinstatement, George Burrows dies in San Francisco, Tillman liquor law struck down in South Carolina, Lexington battle anniversary celebrated, General Armstrong recovering, 151 army fliers nominated for brevet rank, ex Governor Tickerton of Taxanum etc., progress at Hagerstown camp, Minneapolis boy killed in shaft, Alaska fisheries post appointed, Lehman commits suicide in Minneapolis, a lost desert city near Durango, Grand Trunk washout at North Stratford, Armstrong resumes duties, Dixie gold discovery, Denver gamblers ordered out, Madison parish race war, cholera in Lisbon, Bay City workers strike, Samoa annexation urged by German colonists.
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