Devila Lake Half Breeds Threaten North Dakota Calm
A special telegram describes the Turtle Mountain area as a trouble zone from Canadian half breeds who evade taxes and claim lands, sparking calls for state action. Despite two cavalry troops and militia arms, officials fear unrest as assessors prepare to list property.
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Devile Lake
Thiaie
Kurt Totten
Turtle Mountain
Indiana
Minnesota
Usiawn Ag
W. H. Makes
Dunseith
Sitting Bull
Berthold
Stovengen
Devils Lake
Bottineau
Willow City
Minot
Oakes Weekly Republican stockholders meet in Fargo
Fargo Argus reports a stockholders meeting of Argus Printing company held in Fargo with Capt. Alexander Griggs as chairman. Protests over stock voting and injunctions surfaced as officers were elected and directors named amid disputed stock certificates and transfer books.
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Fargo Argus Cmcery
Argus Printing Company
Fargo
District Court
Capt
Alexander Griggs
W. A. Stephens
Maj. Edwards
M. B. Flint
Roberta
Aberif
Capt. Griggs
Manikner
Stephens
Faulkner
Ross
Fifth Judicial District
Paulkner
Consel
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Edwards
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Flint
Griggy
B. O. Faulkner
W. A. Stepheny
H. C
Grand Forks
Edwin O. Faulkner
Chicago
Paul
Union Pacific reports 1890 deficit of 275000
The Union Pacific annual report shows a deficit of 275,037 for the system in 1890, due to higher operating expenses from moved freight at lower rates. Union Pacific proper mileage rose to 1,821 miles with $12,274,750 net. the system total miles reached 4,075, with gross earnings $13,420,550 and a total deficit of $275,037. Proceeds from land sales funded sinking funds and reduced funded debt by 1,211,700. English bondholders discussed Detroit line extension with Wabash and a possible new division between Chicago and Detroit, eyeing a $3 million cost and rapid construction.
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Atockbollera
Dillon Saya
Eyaten
Ayaten
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Kansas City
Omaha
O. KR. &N. Railnes
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Gulf, Fort Worth
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Port Hande
Hig
Central Branch
Kansas Pacific Consolidated Honda
Union
Pacific
Katies Pacific
Denver Pacific
Union Pacific Company
New York Sun Saga
C. D. Ashley
Wabash
England
Chicago
Detroit
Laketon Junction
Ashley
Evie
Thire Inm
Chiconga & Evid
Iy Int Fag & Erle Acourl i
Itiwmaid
AgeReDt
Fasen
Von Moltke Buried Funeral in Berlin and railcar departure
The funeral for Field Marshal Count Von Moltke was held at 11 a.m. in Berlin at the general state building with Emperor William and other royalty in attendance. The casket moved to Lebrike station, followed by Col. Gossner bearing the baton and generals with insignia, as wreaths from across Germany and Europe were laid.
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Harges
Lebrte
Col
Gosser
Count von Moltke
Staf
Germany
Min
Alameda Sugar Company Faces Debt After Profits
At a recent stock holders meeting in California, President Isaac Hecht reported a $21,000 profit for 1890-91, bringing two-year gains to $37,000 while debts stand at $35,000. An assessment of $4 per share was ordered, beet prices rose to $5 per ton amid beet crop concerns, and a possible move of works from Alvarado was discussed.
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Alameda Sugar Company
California
West Shore
Isaac Hecht
Alvarado
Hoolit
Conclumon
Benie
New Civil Service Reform Course For Operating Staff
The New York Central management plans a civil service reform course for operating department employees. A 260 question exam will test engineers, conductors, and trainmen. An average score of 75 percent is needed to keep a job, focusing on technical train operation, signaling, and equipment handling to reduce accidents through improved competence.
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New York Cental
Ita
Englishman Ends Nine Year Quest for Lost Locket and Love
English aristocrat Sir Leonard St Leonard spends nine years seeking Mabel Fornby, who vanished with her father en route to the United States. A dying confession implicates Fornby in a murder, and a thief steals his gold locket as he waits in Chicago. He learns Mabel is in Elgin Illinois, but she dies before he can prove the tale, leaving him to bury the woman once promised to him.
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William Waterson
Leonard
Chienzo
W Emmall
Sir Leonard
Mabel Fornby
London
Barnard O’brien
Leonyard
New York
Fornby
John St. Leonard
United States
England
Chicago
St. Leonard
Elgin
Mabel May
Bhi
Mr. St. Leonard
Exzin
New York City
Berlin
Reblold Louikinhynd
Schleswig
Kaiwer
Poussin
Waldeck
Horrible Tale of Suffering in a Prairie Shack
A dying Englishman, Joseph McKennan, in a Winsipug general hospital on the prairie suffers extreme starvation and self amputation. Rescued by Joseph Contour after seven days in a hut, he endured mortification and amputated a foot. Requests for aid to nearby neighbors and officials failed before McKennon was finally placed in hospital on the 26th. He was said to come from a good English family with wealthy relatives.
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Winsipug Jederal
Joseph Contour
Chauty
McKennan
Contour
Hawas
Winnipeg
McKinnon
England
Indignant Factions Over Guelph Fund Tactics In Germany
Hamburg dispatch notes anger among Bismarck allies over reports that the Guelph fund was used to thwart the chancellor’s election. The Kaiser may dissolve the Reichstag to gain time, while Bismarck’s supporters claim offers could tempt him back. A socialist foe Arning was jailed in 1886 and later deported to England amid antisocialist crackdowns.
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Nemesia
Hamburg
Biamarck
Kaiser
Ewid
Reichstag
Orer
Bismarck
Binmarck
Gaestamunds
Arning
Berlin
Brumarck
England
Burnarck
Fiery Chattanooga Fire Causes Massive Losses
A devastating blaze struck Chattanooga on the 24th, destroying Campbell & Co. furniture factory and nearby properties. Losses reach about 1250000, with total insured likely around 160000. Fire raged four hours before control. freight cars and a fireworks shipment added to the panic. London lumber yards and tenements also suffered extensive damage in separate fires. A royal wedding in Germany drawsEuropean attention as Waldeck's Prince marries a young countess amid wealth and age differences.
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Tenn
Campbell & Co
Ky Street
Jasw
G.G- Lilly
Jast
Peake
Tous
Enet Tennesse
Viruile & Georgia Railroad Company
Les Pot
Heroic E Sfarts
New Mountain Gty
Morrison Luumber Company
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Mrss
Montgomery Avenue
Grandview Hotel
Howe
William M. Wise, Hoste
London
I M.C. Dafy & Son
Bermondery
Bermondsey
Dancer
Othara
Ming
Thinaer
Bomb Threat Targets Railway Office in Louisville
A bomb exploded in the Louisville, New Alabama and Chicago railway office on the 20th night, aimed at Assistant President William L. Breyfogle. A document sent to President Samuel Thomas by Henry Crawford, once road attorney general, contains about ten damaging charges alleging Breyfogle looted and robbed. Gen. Thomas orders immediate investigation into the serious accusations amid late management turmoil.
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Louisville, New Alabama & Chiccago Railway
William L. Breyfogle
Samuel Thomas
Henry Crawford
Breyfople
Monoa
Gen
Thomas
Counterfeit Ring Bust In Chicago By Postoffice Inspectors
Postoffice Inspectors Fitz and Plerming arrested William Tyler in Chicago on a deal to sell counterfeit $1000 bills. Disguised as Texas cattlemen, the officers met Tyler at a hotel and presented a roll of bills claimed to be fraudulently produced. Tyler posted bail set at $1000 and awaits further proceedings.
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Plerming
Chicago
William ‘Tyler
Tyler
Texas
United States Treasury
Pleming
Tramp Angles For Clothes At Store Roof
James Conly, a tramp, aimed at a clothes dummy outside Goldvloom's store. He rigged a rope, pulled the dummy to the roof, and traded notches with it. An officer pursuing him exchanged shots but chose not to fire at Goldvloom's workers.
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James Conly
Rank Goldvloom
Pietr
Conly
Nhoto
Goldbloom
Register of Naturalized Citizens Debated in Congress
Attorney General Miller will urge Congress to require a centralized register of naturalized citizens in the Department of Justice. The proposal, likely to be raised during President Harrison’s annual message, calls for officers to forward personal data of naturalized individuals to allow immediate verification of citizenship records.
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Congress
Harrison
Ib Fa
Tath
Leen Bear Tterney Pavey
Mh nAuraliaed
Departaent of Justice
Train wreck near Green Town injures crew and kills cattle
A through stock train of the Toledo St Louis and Kanene City railroad derailed at Green town after striking a cow on Main street. Engineer Isaac Koonrine was fatally crushed, Fireman Clyde Young survived with a badly sprained ankle, and fifteen cattle died while about twenty were crippled.
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Toledo, St. Louie & Kanene City Railroad
Green Town
Kokomo
Ixaac Koonrine
Clyde Young
Koonrine
Koomins
The
Brotherhood
Delphos
Ohio
Valuable Publications On Poultry Farms And Dairy
The Great Northern railway bulletin series, printed by the Pioneer Press, argues poultry farming is a profitable and pleasant venture. It cites imports of over $2,000,000 worth of eggs from Canada and notes farm products worth $18,600,000 last year could be grown in Minnesota benefiting 62,000 farmers. The railway company praises the public-spirited effort to promote diverse farm operations and industry linkage. The line ends with a reminder that better understanding harness improves management.
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Puagenger
Great Northern Railway
Auve
Canada
International
Minnesota
Ege
Great Northern
Amin
Leech on Treasury Reserves and Public Confidence
Edward O. Leech, director of the mint, notes the U S treasury holds over 751 million dollars on the first of the month with 493 million in trust for gold, silver, and currency certificates and 258 million as free treasury funds. He cites substantial retired and purchased bonds since 1889 and emphasizes the government’s ability to meet obligations despite fluctuations in available funds.
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Treasury
United States
Rome Explodes Powder Magazine In Rome Disaster
A massive blast at Pose Pantaleo near Pozz Pantaleo in Rome unleashes terror. Buildings crumble, bridges and churches suffer, with several killed and hundreds injured as crowds flee the aftermath. The fort nearby is damaged and authorities investigate the origin of the explosion while the Italian cabinet and King Humbert respond.
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Italy
Eldes
Warath
Pose Pantalow
Coldiere
Pantaleo
Lacer
Gnceronia
Humbert
Vatican
Raphael
Pius IX
Bavaria
Preeent
John Rockefover Home and City Life Mystery
A fragmentary profile of John Rockefover in Cleveland and New York, noting his quiet demeanor and public life. The text hints at wealth, distant travel, and modern industrial ties, with blurred references to Rockefeller family influence and private residence.
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John Rockefover
Cleveland
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