Railway Feud Ends in Death and Arrests
Scraps from a turbulent era recount a feud between conductor Set tle and Samuel Crowell at Potosi Missouri. Set tle killed Crowell and died by suicide. Ex-Collector Macume received an $8000 fine and six months in jail for fraud reporting failures. Lindquist of Minneapolis pleaded guilty to first degree murder, avoiding the gallows. The Southern Pacific railroads controversy faces Senate railroads committee review with no immediate action expected this session.
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Tage Week
Southern Pacific Railroads
Bonate Committee On Railroads
Political Highlights From Rhode Island and Missouri
Report covers Rhode Island governorship race results with Lippitt leading though not yet decided by legislature and Missouri Democratic convention notes. Mentions National convention delegates, silver bill amendments, and speeches at Nashville, Chicago events on voting and education. Includes Chicago gathering for vote fraud protest and city political activities with notable figures such as Morton.
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Conference on a Canada treaty and tax notes in industry
The Tor House Committee on Committee votes eight to three to report on a conference for a possible Canada treaty. Cincinnati packing reports show season totals 5,350,192 pounds and 403.67 percent barrels of meat products, with declines from last year. French goods for the Centennial arrive in Philadelphia aboard L Amerique after a year at sea. Silver trade dollars’ value dips as dealers accept only ninety cents. Ocean steamship lines cut trips due to freight scarcity, running every two weeks instead of weekly.
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Patrons of Husbandry plan Centennial Encampment near Philadelphia
A Philadelphia letter writer describes the Patrons of Husbandry project called The Patrons Centennial Encampment. It would offer cheap board at a large mansion with forty acres near a station on the Pennsylvania railroad, six miles from downtown and three from Centennial grounds. The joint stock venture seeks $150,000 capital, rents rooms for 14 dollars daily, provides meals at 50 cents, and promises amenities including pure water, police surveillance, lighting, a hall, laundry, barber shops, cigar stands, and shops, with trains to the Centennial grounds at fifteen cents.
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