Northern Pacific Confirms Minneapolis Terminal Plans
Minneapolis February 16 Howard Elliott president of the Northern Pacific railroad confirms plans to spend heavily on Minneapolis terminals including a Northtown Junction to Union Depot cut off. He notes no definite plan yet and discusses university noise concerns with Cyrus Northrop and John Lind. He cites no start date, cites financial and legal risks, and says sentiment and fair taxation affect funding.
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Howard Ebiott
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Cyrus Northrop
University
John Lind
Board of Regents
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Northern Pacific
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Northtown Union Depot
Mr. Elliott
Dope Sending Cartoonist Confesses in Des Moines Case
Samuel E. Shaw, a once prominent New York cartoonist, admitted to mailing dope to inmates at Knoxville Inebriate Hospital. He described his former newspaper work and drew a prison scene to prove his tale. Authorities consider sending him to a hospital for treatment.
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Des Moines
New York Papers
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Shaw
Knoxville
Milwaukee Bank Heist Thief Arrested After $3800 Payroll Theft
Jimmy Morgan, fresh from Joliet, was captured in Racine after stealing $3800 payroll from a local department store messenger at the First National Bank in Milwaukee. He confessed to four accomplices who fled. about $600 recovered. The messenger distracted took the loot while cashing a check and the alarm was raised.
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Jimmy Morgan
Joliet
Racine
First National Bank
Morgan
Klees
Twin City Markets Wheat and Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis and Duluth market note lists grain prices for February 15 including Wheat No 1 northern at 1.12 and May at 1.10, No 2 northern 1.19, Barley No 4 0.59, Rye No 2, Corn No 3 0.58, Flax No 1. Duluth price for No 1 Nor'o fui May 1.1154.
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Market Prices for cattle and mutton noted
South Street market report shows cattle prices with steers at 4.50, cows at 2.50 and 3.00. Figures list 8.6 and 96.35 with muttons at 4.25. The fragment provides a snapshot of livestock values and per-pound or per-head quotes for buyers.
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