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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1890
Page
6
North Dakota blaze burns elevator and stockpile
A wind driven fire destroyed an Elliott elevator structure after smoke and sparks from a nearby stack. About 12 000 bushels of wheat were threatened by the blaze and later reported as saved. North Dakota weather and state affairs are noted, amid a series of mining and financial mentions with regional leaders and committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakotie Company
Elliott
Tia
Imu Fargo Argus
Nooth
Comadevani
Taei
Mra Forks
Gorge
Bowers
Hillaboro
Congressional maneuvers flood the session with bills
Washington reports detail Moody Huaaoeured approval for Kiplinger 20k Tolot allowance and flera related measures. Debates cover Dry tan bridge, Sioux City railway through reservation, Fort Bouton fortifications, public buildings funding, and postal office inquiries. Mention includes Geary oath, Parker pension bills, and a pensions stat showing 171,046 original invalid claims and 298,380 widow or survivor filings under the new act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moody
Miller
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington orders bungled artillery transfer and irrigation talks
The department ordered shipment of eight inch guns bound for Charleston then diverted to San Francisco harbor battery. Congregation Pickler met agriculture officials to discuss irrigation in South Dakota. Col. Nettleton cautioned against exporting Colorado water guidance to South Dakota next spring. Secretary Rusk backs the plan with funding, while lawmakers weigh steamship subsidies to move northwestern wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Ina
Washington
Marc Jalan
Amvy
Charleston
Fcummiesion
Iuik
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San
Mom- Dora
Tansbrough
Hia
North
Duluth
Marketa
Minawaata
Didkota
Koridud
Railroad News Brightens Traffic Outlook and Legal Matter
UVP Kerry appointed at Milwaukee and St. Trail expansion shows $119,004 year over year increase. A Stochuatur Me Sb Tail project from Wavioj to Rochester, built via Moritorville and Kas, targets Oct Lyext completion. Bum, KC road head, received a COMMER LION from solicitors about a grand jury indictment for alleged interstate commerce law infraction, left for Chicago on the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UVP
Kerry
Tea Vale
Piakehzer Agen
Howi
Moritorville
Kas
Bum
Gan
Mie Kanwy City Road
Prand Jury
Turbulent conflict and multiple killings reported
Fragmented report describes a violent clash near Littleton Asia resulting in one death and another wounded among whites and blacks. Additional items include counterfeit currency arrests in Stillwater Minnesota, Burrows gang pursuit in Columbus Ohio, and multiple murder suicides in Arkansas and Kalamazoo with various alleged motives and victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prier
Tihinate
Littleton
Asia
Wolking
Nyne
Renner and Wits at the Arlington Hotel Trial
The text describes Renner and Wits in Arlington Hotel, Lipman notifying Sacred Heart Church trustees, and a confrontation over announcing the story to the congregation. The case was brought before Archbishop Els dor of Cincinnati where Finnerty’s guilt was deemed strong, leading to his removal from Dayton church pastorate. Finerty, educated and popular among parishioners, figures in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner
Wits
Arlington Hotel
Lipman
Sacred Heart Church
Recent Casualties Reported in North American Incidents
A Norwegian barque wrecked at Codroy during a heavy snow storm, thirteen lives lost with only two crewmen saved. A Reading railroad roundhouse boiler explosion in Philadelphia injured no one aboard, while a derailment near Green Mount halted a 7 40 train with minor injuries possible among bystanders. A Wichita, Kansas, collision damaged vehicles and injured several. multiple other incidents caused minor injuries and near fatal outcomes.
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New York World
St. Johns
Barjinldo
Codroy
Reading Railroad
Twentieth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Green Mount
Pas
Monte Arraboetrio
Eoet
Wichita
Kien
Tolin Root
Simmeltot
Che Aivele
Wealthy Chicago board of trade defendant in suit
Samuel H. Bonne, a broker, sues the well known and wealthy Board of Trade of Chicago for 10000 dollars. The suit arises from a disputed unenily game of even up played days earlier with Hutchinson Lowenstein and others. Hutchinson allegedly lost several thousand dollars and refused to replace slips or honor a check, prompting the lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiutenison
Board of Trade Uiin
Chicago
Samuel H. Bonne
Hutchinson
Bonne
Lowenstein
Dayenga
TO. U
Wealthy property and building associations in state growth
The author criticizes building associations funded by savings and real estate as creatures of wealth. They question why legislature justifies using public funds for such enterprises and whether homes should bear higher taxes. Readers are urged to study the pages’ figures on these companies and their impact on state and national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Aby
Eta Jatare
Irish Envoys Urge Calm On Parnell Split In Ireland
The Irish envoys issue a manifesto dated the 11th urging fellow countrymen to consider the peril of a general election under Mr. Parnell. They argue that treachery and coercion politics threaten victory, stress duty to conscience, and urge unity to avoid permanent disaster for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Ireland
Great Britain
Mr Parnell
Parnell
Gladstone
Vic
Anan Nak
Amil
Dcep
Gladatone
Ron
Fron
Victory Speech by Parnell in Dublin Rotunda Rally
An enthusiastic Dublin audience greets Mr. Parnell at the Rotunda as he defends his leadership in the Irish constitutional movement. He rejects surrender to Gladstone, warns against betrayal, and asserts Ireland’s independence while promising continued resistance until the goal is achieved. The day includes speeches in the hall and a balcony address, with a torchlit procession and public admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mr. Parnell
Ireland
Keno
Parnell
Mr. Parvell
Ime
Cheera
Healy
Sextoi
Gladstone
Tome
Leinster
Mr. Gladstone
Che
England
Chvers
Pehall
Trish
Funch
Impromptu London Peru Deal Murmurs Stir Controversy
The London Daily News casts doubt on a rumored release linked to Parnell and notes no confirmation of a contract with Peru’s government granting concessions to a Peruvian corporation. Figures in New York and Moscow discuss motives, debt implications, and possible resignations amid imperial palace intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOOR
Cae
Grace
Mixed Historical Notes and Legal Highlights
The December cotton value on plantations matches last year with high averages. Lemuel E. Marshall’s Addi son Ohio residence burned on the 7th, valued at 25000 with 10000 insured, allocated between the Home of New York and Ohio Farmers. Richmond Virginia’s Confederacy memorial society funding moves follow a wartime relief push. Chicago figures Judge Gresham rules on contempt against Chan and others linked to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad, with fines and imprisonment ordered and an appeal planned.
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Department of Agriculture
Lemuel E. Marahull
Addison
Ohio
New York
Mderman
Richand
Ptwo-Thinlavory
Decile
Conforlgrity Memorial Literary Society
Une
Dia
Hhe Confederacy
Jetturion Davin
Richimond
Gresham
Chicago
Chan
Great Good Done by Building Associations in Pennsylvania
From the annual report of the secretary of internal affairs of Pennsylvania, twelve hundred building associations hold assets totaling 94 million and 81,600 members now enjoy homes gained through them in the past year. The Building Association and Home Journal notes the work done across the state, praising these associations for helping wage workers obtain homes and urging continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Internal Affairs
State of
Building Association and Home Journal of Philadelphia
Parnell Plans Campaign Abroad Amid Dublin Tensions
The report says Parnell plans a campaign from within his lines while Kenny promotes a transnational effort in America and Australia to show Irish support for his leadership. Timothy Mealy faces a hostile Dublin reception and plans to oppose Parnell’s Kilkenny candidate. Healyites criticize rotunda meetings as surface enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Me.Kenny
Sard
Ireland
Timothy Mealy
Dublin
Kilkenny
Healyites
Recaptured the Office In Irish Struggle at Cork
The article details Charles Parnell recapturing the offices of the United Ireland company on the 11th. He forced entry with supporters, while police stood by. After securing the office, Parnell and editors spoke through a keyhole as guards blocked entry. He then traveled to Cork amid cheering crowds at Kingsbridge.
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McKenna
California
Charles N. Felton
United States
San Francisco
Senate
Mitchell
Morrow
Utn
Thomas d. Geary
Gavaney
J. J. de Maven
Geary
Bay of the Buse
Paria
Franes
Taecuknin
Lacassin
Lacuesia
Warsaw
United
Ireland
Parnell
Leamy
Bodkin
William O'Brien
Kingsbridge
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