Eastern Minnesota Railway case quashed opposition to charter
In St Paul on December 7 Attorney General Clapp denied the writ of quo warranto against the Eastern Minnesota Railway company. The Northern Pacific pressed the challenge via J O Bulitt Jr while Grover and Judge Young argued for the Eastern. The dispute hinges on whether the 1865 act creating the old Minneapolis and St Cloud Railway was special legislation or an amendatory framework allowing a legal existence for the Eastern company.
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English capital to invest in American railways
A Times report outlines a massive English financiering project of up to 100 million dollars to back American railroad ventures. It will serve as credit provider, insurer, mortgage guarantor, and railway credit indorser to boost new rail projects across the United States.
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Confederate Veterans Plan Fund For Davis Widow and Family
Governor Gordon urged Southern states to join in funeral day services and raise funds for Jefferson Davis's widow and daughter. The Atlanta Confederate Veterans organization and leaders called for nationwide support, with city services and a day of mourning to mark the funeral. London papers commented on Davis's legacy, while a Richmond movement sought to bury him at the former Confederate White House yard.
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Knights and Farmers Seek Federation for Joint Interests
In St Louis a federation basis was agreed between the Knights of Labor and the Farmers and Laborers union. Each will appoint legislative committees to push aligned laws, form a central council, consolidate farmer bodies, and develop joint platforms on land money and transport with leaders hopeful about the accord. L L Polk elected president of the Farmers and Laborers union. other officers named. The two groups plan active mutual aid.
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Rebellion Rumors Denied From Hayti Chiefly Disproved
New York reports authoritative denials of a Hayti rebellion against President Hippolyte. Passengers on the George W Wayne and Haytien minister Hannibal Price affirm the country is content, prosperous, and focused on coffee and crops. In Boston, Mrs. Mary Nolan was wounded by her brother Patrick Reynolds amid insanity rumors. Reynolds arrested.
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Fragmented Early 20th Century Dialogues and Events
Reported items include Cork police chief Ont appointment, New York trusts dividend at 212 percent, John J Townsend death from pneumonia, Oliver Bathour author, McAleer center fielder and A Zimmer catcher contracts, 800 Lincolnville shooting, and garbled notes on relations and politics.
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Fears Of Duburg Lost After Typhoon Passage From Singapore
San Francisco reports fear that the German steamer Duburg with 400 passengers may have been lost after sailing October 25 from Singapore to Hong Kong amid a recent typhoon. Other dispatches note Chinese forces defeated in South Formosa, mob attacks on missions, and Emin Pasha’s uncertain recovery in Zanzibar.
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