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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1888
Page
2
House and Senate discuss interstate telegraph regulation, currency policy, and war-time measures. Debates cover currency certificates, Pacific railway telegraph issues, and agency oversight, with references to votes, committees, and key figures across Washington.
An all star meeting of the national league of baseball associations and players brotherhood opened in New York with President Young presiding. Officials debated adopting a double umpire system to provide one umpire at bat and one in the field as the preferred arrangement.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the Northern Pacific railway catalog and a fatal incident. Names and clear details are unreadable, with references to weather or timing lost in garbled text. The fragment notes a remarkable event and a fatal outcome, but specifics are not recoverable.
Dun and Company surveys weekly Prevent Bas investment trends in New York. The review notes hesitancy across industries as buyers limit purchases to essentials. A proposed bill affects many sectors, shaping transactions while pending, with mixed signals in boot and shoe, cotton, sugar, coal, wool, lumber, and iron ore markets.
London dispatch reports detectives shadowing Mitchell and Sullivan on the Dover express and in Windsor en route to Strand. French and American agents discuss a possible flight and a May contest in the first week of May with a lucrative prize.
Carlisle predicts a tariff reduction bill will pass in the upcoming session. He supports free raw materials and lowering duties on derived goods, notes a key clash over wool and woolen products, and favors the president's policy approach.
C Crawford cables from San Remo that the crown prince’s illness may be cancer and that Sir Morell Mackenzie remains there for possibly another fortnight. The report suggests slim chances of the prince surviving.
An afternoon attack near his home left ex-judge James Shafter wounded after Carl L. Lang, brother-in-law of the accuser's husband, fired twice at him amid a divorce case. The shooting followed tension in the Shafter family and local legal disputes.
The Territorial Statistician of Dakota reports 1887 corn and wheat yields with corn at 20 and total crop value around 5,306.2 for the year. Only ten percent of the crop will be available for seed, with forty-seven rains noted. Nearby items mention a fatal birth incident near Oak and a blizzard denial by Major Kenny in Yankton.
News from New York reports Col on Colonel George H. Tilden seeks construction of a will clause granting libraries in New York New Jersey and Yonkers. Judge W. Smith presides as the case unfolds with the ex governor noted in the financial and real estate disputes. Also noted are a $5 million mortgage on the Eastern Railway of Minnesota and various local incidents from Wisconsin Texas and other states.
The citizens of Deadwood push for an animal cruelty prevention society. Young Teller was arrested at Elk Point on eight counts of unlawful liquor selling. bail set at 1300, secured by his father. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul company opened Madison division HQ with a new twelve stall roundhouse and ten workers. Burt Horton of Ellendale aided Des Moines Salvation Army then was identified as a wanted man at Ellendale. The marshal noted a grass widow longing for his return and a plan to marry her after Dakota.
March 3 report says the imperial family has ceased to hope for the crown prince's recovery with unfavourable early tests suggesting cancer. Official results delayed as specialists examine samples. Concurrent dispatches indicate fluctuating symptoms, with brief improvement followed by deterioration.
A garbled OCR line mentions Hutio and a city related item with a note about a field or field line. The readable fragment implies a local notice or brief citing a person or action but lacks clear detail for a full event.
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