Emigration pitch from Queensland official to farmers and artisans
San Francisco May 15 Queensland government agent John D Russell urged middle class workers to migrate to Queensland. He highlighted vast arable land and minerals, with government land to rent or buy and exports like wool, tin, copper, sugar and fruit. He claimed many districts offer better living than elsewhere.
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Papal delegate Marti nell heads to a May travel loop
Washington May 15 The papal delegate Marti nell will depart Tuesday for travels through the balance of May. He will attend the American College at Rome alumni meeting in New York on May 19, celebrate Albany diocese anniversary May 23, then return to New York to confirm Italian children. He will join Franciscans in Butler New Jersey May 20 for the third Order anniversary. Return to the city around June 2 with no Bishop Bonacum decision yet.
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Indian War Rages Near William Shipsey Ranch
News from May 15 reports a civil war between two Painte Indians near William Shipsey's ranch in the Pinte mountains. One Indian is killed and several others are feared dead. Two villages and two factions exist, with a chief believed dead, causing fleeing women and children to seek aid as militia preparations begin.
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The Elm Grove Railway Franchise Dilemma
A city and county review argues the Elm Grove Company deserves the franchise grant for transit service and modernization while a rival seeks similar favors. It contends one fare of five cents between terminals Wheel ing and Rim Grove would suffice, favoring Elm Grove for its proven service and persistence. The piece notes the need to balance competitive outcomes and modern fares amid monopolistic context.
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The Truth About Wyoming and Suffrage Debate
A 19th century style essay by Alive Stone Blackwell defends Wyoming suffrage and contrasts state laws with others. A quoted Wyoming justice responds to questions about prohibition and consequences. The piece cites penalties and moral arguments, noting women voters influence on public life and governance. Local notices follow, updating residents on visitors, illnesses, and social events.
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