State of Dakota politics and regional rail plans noted
The Warner Sun reports large Republican gains in Ohio elections and notes Dakota politics with a split on statehood along the forty sixth parallel. It cites distrust toward Aberdeen and La Moure rail plans while Northwestern plans a southern extension and Northern Pacific an opposite northern line affecting territorial contracts. It also mentions a land office order reversal and a destructive La Crosse fire with half a million in losses.
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Maris Taylor
Dakota
Hill
Common Territories
South Dakota
Aberdeen & LaMoure
Northwestern
Columbia
Northern Pacific
Prophecy of labor capital clash recalled in farmers tale
A village tale of an egg inscribed with a forecast of a coming war between capital and labor is revisited as labor struggles and Knights of Labor push for fair wages and opposition to convict labor. The piece argues justice must govern employer and worker relations and warns that unfair competition harms all. Northwest Trade notes the trend and predicts an eventual end to the unrest.
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Ohio
Knights of Labor
Northwest Trade
Pension Bill Faces Senate After House Passage
The House approved a Mexican War veterans pension bill under suspension, projecting 11 000 to 13 000 survivors including widows and annual costs between 1 million and 1 500 000 dollars. Opponents argue it pensions all survivors regardless of service, while supporters expect Senate approval. A separate report notes a large strike across railroads with a 1 000 strong mob pressuring depots and clashes with marshals, and another item lists land office notices from Aberdeen Dakota seeking proof of residence for homestead claims.
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Treasury
Becaues
Senate
Farmers' Alliance Central Committee Meets at Grand Hotel
Brown county Farmers' Alliance action reports endorse candidates aligned with agricultural interests and advocate strict retrenchment. Delegates appoint local committees across towns and set a May meeting at Grand Hotel Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
T.E. Camburn
Abbot
J. H. Fletcher
Resolven
Brown County
Farmers’ Alliance
Resoven
Garden Prairie
Geo
R. Russell
A. Highley
L M. Benson
Hanson
John Belding
J. Edict
Cook
Groton
Geo. Hoppin
F. Robinson
W. C. Allen
Henry
S. F. Brot
CE. Henry
E. J. Mather
Riverside
Fred Alger
N. S. Balsom
J. Cum
A. J. Smith
John. Nollan
Thos
Theman
Rondell
Rose
W. S. Steere
C. J. Humphrey
Warner
M. Boardman
Dr. Cook
LC. Turner
Aberdeen
C. A. Bliss
H. S. Williams
F. H. wae _ Csr
Des Coyne
J. W. Williams
Stephen Wenpeee
J- L. Brown
J. B. Root
B. Abbott
Brainard
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Bidtness & Huseby
General Merchandise
Bidtness & Huseby, Warner, Dak
C. & I. Appel
Chicago Square
Gilbert
J. Kennedy
Kennedy
St. Paul
Gilbert's
Warner, Dak
Aberdeen National Bank
Aberdeen, Dak
Ino
T. McCuesyey
Prest, BR. Moony
Cashr
The
St. Croix
Turner
Warner, Dakota
G. Hanson
Main Street
Warner Sun
C. J. C. Macleod
Official Paper OF Brown. Co
Secretary of the Interior
Larks
General Land Office
la Crosse
Wis
C. L. Coleman
Man of
Preas
P.M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Engineers
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Ohio & Mississippi
Vandalia
Chicago & Alton
Dak
Fn Peoer
U_ land office
Terrodonk Stickles
Hda
Edwin Fisk Punches
Wm. Wright
C. A. Towers
K Coumy
D.S
T. McCoy
Regiser
Dennis & Hate
Cragton N. Cooran
Sarbuc
Chesebro
BR. A. Tallant
Wm. ¥Ington
Dells
Brown
Atty
Ty, McCoo
Regine
Farmers’ Central Committee
Claremont
D. Wood
R. T. Paine
C. D. Chamberlain
Portage
Otis Heath
Wm. North
D. van Vliet
Lansing
S. D. Perkins
H. C. Coburn
H. C. Tucker
N. M. Cole
Geo. B. Daly
Cambria
E. D. Rumery
Geo. Perry
Benjamin Everson
Bath
J. D. Mason
Wm. Halleck
Thos. Edwards
Foster
Wetterend
John Foster
Thomas & Browh
Law2loans
Abeadmen
U.S
Tanhehill Carpenter & Builder
Colnet Erribontnee
Humphrey Brothers
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Iino
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Minne
J. F. Tuckex
Mgr. Mitwa
H.carrenter
H. Hearronn
Por
Milwauken & St. Paul
Chicago
Si ‘Vance
Limby
Chicago Cottage Organ CO
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