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Hill family rail lines show rising profits despite limited expansion
The Great Northern and Northern Pacific report significant March and nine month gains, with annual totals likely to set records. Burlington earnings rise as well. J. J. Hill presides over a conservative policy that fuels steady Northwest commerce amid wheat setbacks and market tensions. Transcontinental traffic remains buoyant driven by western and eastern demand and strong Vancouver and Seattle cargoes. Wall Street Journal reports overall prosperity of northern lines.
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Barking "Otter" Hoax Hits Town in FussyHeadline
An odd dialect audio file circulates with comic mispronunciations and spoofed dialogue about Sunday fishing plans, boats, and a Bow-at House. The fragment ends with a spoof song about money fishes in the oceans and a shop.
Rival Clothing stock sale ends long bankruptcy dispute
Possession of Rival Clothing Co stock, valued at about forty thousand dollars, was resolved after creditors selected J. Berkman as their representative to dispose of the goods. Thomas Johnston & Co bought the stock for a figure just under half wholesale cost. The entire stock is moved to 1625 First Avenue between Pike and Pine for public sale after unpacking and arrangement. doors to open when ready, with public informed of the exact day.
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Second Aven
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J. Berkman
J. Berkman & Bro
First Avenue South
Washington Street
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Thomas Johnston & Co
Berkman
First Avenue
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Pine
Sir Gideon Pleads For Son In Hidden Court
Sir Gideon admits his son Roger may be guilty of a crime tied to Capt. Rivington but asks Miss Chilmark to allow Roger to speak and stay at the house while he seeks a chance for redemption. The statesman fears disgrace yet seeks truth and a possible pardon.
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London
Aleep
Gideon
Marske
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