Hill At Home After Northern Pacific Talks Debacle
James J. Hill arrives in St. Paul after weeks abroad. He denies any official comment on Northern Pacific deal, insists on separate Northern Pacific and Great Northern management, and signals a cautious reorganization timeline. Rockefeller deposition in Merritt suit reveals he met Merritt once and declined involvement in new companies. Also notes boxing card at Sea Beach Palace and other May 22 items from Duluth to San Francisco.
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North Dakota News Highlights From Across the State
A broad North Dakota roundup covers electrification plans for Michigan City, new posts in Happle Walsh county, and memorial sermons in Tower City. It notes business booms in Buffalo, a rash of barn and hotel construction, and sheep scab in Mounted County. Also mentioned are a jury award in Fargo, Great Northern service changes, a wool growers association, a counterfeit school book case, a deadly saw accident near Bathgate, and upcoming Decoration Day events.
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President Retires Admiral Meade After Reed Endorsement
Washington May 22 The president has retired Admiral Meade on his own application and issued a severe rebuke. The admiral's request was sent May 9 to the secretary of the navy and forwarded to the president who returned it with an endorsement stating the action and noting the officer’s brilliant early record but inconsistent example with discipline. Grover Cleveland.
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Carlisle Speaks on Finances in Covington
Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle addressed a large crowd in Covington Kentucky on May 22, stressing opposition to free coinage of silver. The event featured a brass band and opening songs as he praised the incumbent financier while praising perseverance in office.
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Melville Man Found Dead and Local News Clippings
A man living alone three miles north of Melville was found dead with heart disease given as probable. The item also compiles scattered notes: railroad trading between Drayton and St Thomas, a colt’s limb gifted to Cara, a race track planned for Crystal, mayoral election in Michigan City, fires in Grafton and Alton, and various local incidents from Wahpeton to Jamestown and Fort Lincoln.
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Strange Violin Playing Baffles Scientific American Reader
A violinist reports loose strings at concert pitch yielding a clear D on the treble staff an octave and a fifth below open pitch achieved by a heavy bow near the bridge. The correspondent seeks explanation of the vibrations involved noting the tone remains pure and non squealing while harmonics usually rise in pitch. Separately miners around Laurelton and Dillonvale Ohio stop trains suspected of coal transport. In Bellaire Networks over 400 workers accept a 15 percent wage increase and resume work.
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Condensed News Digest Highlights Global Events
A weekly roundup reports the creation of a daily agricultural division in Washington, forthcoming speculation on the Supreme Court upholding the income tax. Notable notes include retirements, recalls, deaths, investigations, and various accidents worldwide. It lists political shifts, economic indicators, and cultural appointments across Europe and the Americas, with reports on fires, crimes, and transport wrecks, plus weather and market quotations.
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