Dakota and Great Southern railroad project moves forward
The Dakota and Great Southern railroad has passed to eastern capitalists and may materialize. J. M. Childs serves as president M. B. Davis as vice president and J. S Wheeler as secretary treasurer. The organization was formed in St Paul recently signaling potential regional growth and transport expansion.
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J. M. Childs
M. B. Davis
J. S Wheeler
St. Paul
Division by the 46th parallel to create Dakota statehood
The Dakota News argues the northern and southern regions favor dividing along the 46th parallel, rejecting a Missouri river partition. It urges Democrats to join the convention or stay outside, asserts Dakota's entitlement to admission, and says division should precede admission to achieve statehood.
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Dakota News
Homecoming Serenade for Auditor Caldwell Sparks Mixup
A Bis marck crowd greets Auditor Caldwell with cheers as he returns from Sioux Falls. A misheard line leads to praise for P R Smith who has just been pardoned, prompting Caldwell to fade from the scene while fans await his next shift at the capitol.
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Alaska Climate and Prospects Cited by Albany Writer
An Albany Journal writer says Alaska's climate resembles parts of this country outside the main ice regions. A government commission recently explored the Yukon river. two years of work are planned for mineral discoveries. East coast parties, including Boston men, plan to visit Alaska this summer, though the trip may prove unsatisfactory. Sitka, the territorial capital, has about a hundred inhabitants, a mix of Indians, Americans, and Russian half-breeds. under Russian rule Sitka had 10,000. Buildings were log structures including a large log castle. most Russians have left and only two full blooded residents remain. Harrisburg, or
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Sitka
Russia
New Archangel
Harrisburg
Juneau bonanza tale and Alaskan fruit farming notes
The passage notes Juneau as a growing Alaska settlement with a rumored bonanza gold find and monthly steamship service from San Francisco to Sitka and Fort Wrangel. It also argues fruit consumption improves health, urging farmers to plant fruit yards to reduce medical needs and expenses.
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