New Money Milestone and Aldrich Bill Backed by Western Financiers
Washington reports a new monetary milestone tied to currency reform aims and the Aldrich bill. Western bankers and N. W. Harris & Co praise elastic currency via municipal and railroad bonds, arguing it would end panics and support prosperity.
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Washington
George Washington
Congress
Baek Peevinns Miledtole
Evel
Hihaneuil
United States
Cannon
Speaker Cannon
N. W. Harris
Ger
N. W. Harris & Co
New York
Houston
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Massachusetts
United States Bank
New England
Second Bank of the
Jackson
Langdon Cheves
South Maralipa
Henry Clay
Voth
West Hits
West
Harris
Ords
Capitol
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N. W. Harrx
Trust and Savings Banks
Chicago
Tine Aldiich
Republicans Endorse Trimble and Freeman in Maxbass Meeting
Grant G. Trimble of Westhope won the endorsement for senator from the forty seventh district by a Maxbass Republican conference with over 500 attendees. Will Freeman of Maxbass was endorsed for re election as representative. Eight delegates were named for the state convention including F M Tyler Eckman Charles Grape Hurd G W Baker F A Rinkle Ole Bjorgo D H Cook and R J Murphy. The meeting adopted a resolution supporting local party aims.
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Grant
Trimble
Westhope
Maxbass
Bottineau County
Mouse River
Will Freeman
Maxbuig
del Feta
Minot
F. M. Tyler
Eckman
Charles Grape
Hurd
G. W. Baker
F. A. Rinkle
Antler
Ole Bjorgo
Newberg
D. H. Cook
Langaford
R. J. _ Murphy
Russell
F. J. Lillie
Max
Boy's Head Open After Horse Accident
Abel, ten year old son of Antony Company, was thrown from a horse last November and sustained a head wound. Doctors in Eureka removed skull fragments to create an opening showing brain pulsations. The patient is recovering as well as expected after a serious injury and prior arm blood poisoning.
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N. D
Abel
Antony Company
Dr. Shockey
Eureka
Dre
Shockey
Gerdes
Bottineau Debaters Defeat Willow City in Federal Control Debate
Bottineau's debaters defeated Willow City two to one as the judges affirmed the Bottineau position. The resolution argued that corporations such as telephone and telegraph firms and railways, excluding street railways, should be federally controlled.
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N. D
Willow City
Wills Smith
John G. Reinhardt
Presbyterian Church
George Sunberg
Merchanta National Bank
Botineau Literary Club
Alty
A. G. Burr
A. Besancon
Iver M. Brandford
A. E. Coger
W. C. Praine
Matt Johnson
Omemee
Johnson
Mr. Coger
De Paris Dies After Freezing in Lakota Shack
Arthur De Paris a Lakota carpenter died at a Grand Forks hospital after both feet were amputated to save his life following a week long spree fueled by whiskey. He was found helpless in bed by H. J. and Fred Smith after rescuers broke into his shack. Burial planned in Lakota.
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Grand Forks
Arthur de Paris
Lakota
DeParis
H. J
Fred Smith
Brisk Campaign Schedule From Four Candidates
Johnson will tour southern North Dakota next week with stops in Gynner Sargeant county Rutland Lisbon Ft Ransom and other towns. Twitchell will address towns along the Sheyenne in Walsh county this week. Skulason speaks at Auburn and Ardoch Friday and Saturday evenings. Helgeson makes talks in Nelson county at Tolna Eta McVille and other places.
Died From Injuries In Elevator Accident
Wahpeton N D Feb 24 Eewin Sether the young man injured in the Mooreton elevator last week died at St Francis hospital The shock and great loss of blood proved fatal The body was taken to Mooreton for burial A brother of the deceased died in an accident about four years ago when a heavily loaded wagon ran over him and killed him instantly
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Wahpeton
N. D
Eewin Sether
Mooreton
St. Francis Hospital
Labor War Predicted Over Rail Wage Scale In Chicago
Chicago February reports warn of a major wage conflict as 42 railroads with Chicago terminals face wage scale cuts this spring. Union leaders vow to resist any reductions while rail managers cite dropped rates and reduced traffic. The dispute prompts Intrastate Commerce Commission review and a large potential strike risk for 1,640,000 railroad workers nationwide.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bottineau Seeks Carnegie Funds for Public Library
Bottineau North Dakota reports Andrew Carnegie may fund a public library building with city support through annual tax gifts and a city guarantee. A joint committee of city council and Bottineau Literary Club plans a mass meeting to present the proposal, with likely $10,000 to $12,000 from Carnegie for construction.
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N. D
A. G . Burr
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Burr
Bottineau Literary Club
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