Cause of the Riot in Dakota Quarries and Inhuman Guardian
Duluth reports a Hinsdale quarry wage dispute tied to a $200,000 quarry contract for the Auditorium project. Workers quit Dec 19 seeking November pay, with no immediate prospects of settlement. Separately, a 74-year-old man received a ten-year sentence for raping his 13-year-old step-daughter, with life implied in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Evening Herald
Hinsdale
Duluth Daily News
Minnesota Granite Company
Chicago Auditorium Company
Watertown
C. T
Spencer
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Seven rioters arraigned in Ashland mob case
Seven men arrested at Highbridge were arraigned. all but John Bonner held for examination next Monday. Officer McPhale, mauled by the mob, is in the hospital and will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Highbridge
John Bonner
McPhale
Eleventh Annual Session of Minnesota Teachers Association
The Minnesota Teachers Association held its eleventh annual session at the St. Paul High School building, beginning 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with about 200 teachers in attendance. W. M. West of Faribault led the meeting and Governor McGill spoke on public schools. The gathering featured several lectures and papers, highlighting Minnesota education.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association
The
Teachers Association
St. Paul
Minnesota Teachers’ Association
W. M. West
Faribault
McGill
Minnesota
Coal Shortage Threatens Indiana Towns on Ohio River
Jeffersonville Indiana reports say the Ohio River coal supply is nearly exhausted with factories ready to shut down. Indiana mines are strained though output is at capacity. coal quality is poor and insufficient. Nearby, fear rises of unrest as Utes near Utah line buy rifles. Victoria B C reports Spratt's ark waterlogged at Dun gerie with 100000 bricks aboard.
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Ohio River
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ohio
Louisville
Glenwoon Shimes
White River
Utah
Victoria
B. C
Washington Knights of Labor call for reorganization
A provisional committee of the Knights of Labor in Washington issues a common sense declaration addressing wage workers. It criticizes officers who misuse principles for personal aims, denounces power concentration in the executive board, and minorities’ rights encroachment. It advocates a national convention if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knights of Labor
District of Columbia
Order
Ringe
Death of Marmaduke Missouri Governor Succumbs to Pneumonia
Governor Marmaduke of Missouri fell ill in Jefferson City on December 29 with acute pneumonia after severe weather in St. Louis. He died at 9 37 p m at the executive mansion. Marmaduke, born March 14 1833 in Saline County, was educated at Yale Harvard and West Point and became governor in 1884 after wartime service and later business pursuits.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Bim
Jefrenson City
Marmaduke
Young
Nevada Asylum
Europe
John S. Marmaduke
John Sappington Marmaduke
Saline County
Yale
Harvard
West Point Military Academy
Ming
Immense New Elevator Opens for Business in Datully
Datui Minnesota December 29 Elevation H the new grain elevator of the Union Improvement and Elevator company of Duluth is now open for business with a capacity of 1 500 000 bushels of wheat. It cost 400 000 including the dock and can ship from both sides at once a feature unmatched on the great lakes. The engine is 800 horsepower from Iowa Ironworks at Dindbwaite and the house was built by Moulton and Son who have built most of the Duluth elevators.
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Datui
Minn
Union Improvement and Elevator Company
Duuth
Great Lake
Iowa Ironworks
Dindbwaite
Moulton & Son
Duluth
Thirteenth Annual Convention of Traveling Men at Chicago
Gatcano Dec 29 The thirteenth annual convention of the Northwestern Traveling Men's association was held here Tuesday evening. The president's address showed the association in its most prosperous condition. Officers were elected. A long discussion on paying a salary to the president ended with a vote to defer a fixed salary and allow the association to determine an amount at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatcano
Northwestern Traveling Men’s Association
Crusade Against Gamblers by Denver Mayor
Denver Mayor Lee announced plans to issue an order Saturday to close all gambling houses, large and small, affecting about 10 fare and poker rooms. The move, a sharp departure as laws against gambling houses have rarely been enforced, surprised the local sporting fraternity.
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Denver
Denver Col
Lee
Philanthropist Corcoran’s 88th Birthday Recalls Vast Charity
W. W. Corcoran, aged 88, celebrated his birthday amid friends in Duluth and surrounding towns. The Northwestern real estate magnate has given nearly $3,000,000 to charity and holds about $10,000,000 left. His house once housed Daniel Webster, and he remains close to Bancroft.
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Wasnineros
W. W. Corcoran
Duluth
Superior
Lake Superior
Senators Beck
Breckenridge
Daniel’ Webster
Bancroft
Plenty of Rain and Good Feeding Increases the Australian Wool Crop
Washington dispatch reports the interstate commerce commission ruling on whether express firms fall under the act to regulate commerce. It outlines company structures, contracts with railroads, and typical revenue splits. A separate Australian wool report notes record clip quality thanks to abundant pasture rains, with 1,161,874 bales exported to May and UK imports rising to 217,112,187 pounds in early 1887.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Wassalixeton
Department of State
G. W. Griffen
Sydney
London
United Kingdom
Indian Agent Withdraws Resignation at Crow Agency
Washington December 29 Indian Agent Williamson of the Crow agency in Montana has asked Secretary Lamar for permission to withdraw his resignation which he submitted weeks ago. The request follows charges of business incapacity and overstepping authority raised by Inspector Armstrong who was sent to investigate the Crow outbreak.
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Montana
Washington
Williamson
Lamar
Armstrong
Owa
Treasury opens January bond interest checks Friday
Washington December 29 The secretary of the treasury directs assistant treasurers nationwide to begin paying January interest on United States bonds with checks mailed today All sub treasuries close January 2 Commissioned to Serve Uncle Sam Washington December 20 President signs commissions for C S Fairchild Bayless W Hanna and Alexander R Lawton minister to Argentina Austria Bronze for Naval Machinery Wilmington December 29 Tests of aluminal bronze for naval machinery prove satisfactory Driggs Schouder rapid firing gun rated promising Coining Much Money Washington December 20 Standard silver dollars issued week ending December 24 reach 975759 up from 509087 year earlier Fractional silver coin shipments since the 1st total 640000 Sheridan Wells counties coal vein seen as extensive miners predict thousands of acres underlaid Ivy Brothers claim mines sell coal at one dollar per load Syxistor Connecticut December 29 farmers in Wells county benefit from local coal supply for winter fuel
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Syxistor
C. T
Sheridan
Wells Counties
Wells County
Ivy Brothers
Christmas Goods Displayed in Wide Variety
Christmas goods offer a large variety of items for presents. Plated and carving knives in sets, nut picks, plush cases, brass fire sets, teapots, teapots stands, servers and trays. Perfection granite iron tea and coffee pots contribute to the selection.
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Postoffice
GLOBE
Matthew
Davie & McKay
East Third St
Winona, Minn
Geo. H. Elmer
Fuller &Warren
Stewart and
Diamond Acorn
West Third St. IW. B
P. P. Stewart
Red Cross
Chicago
Monroe
Magee
Argand
Cook Stover
C. C
Beck
Third St
City Drug Store
A- O- Slade
P. Kirch
F. L. Cotter
Witch & Cotter
Dakota
Davenport
J. N. Abbott
Passenger Association
Milwaukee
Peoria
Burlington
Hook Island
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Skota
Fargo
D. T
Teachers’ Association of
Beloit
Joseph Marlett
Newark
Sitting Bull
Pierre
D. C
Minnesota Educators
Datully
Northwestern Drummers
Chiccago
Kansas
Toreka
Kan
Topeka
Union National Banks
Fevaray Veeacy
Interstate Commission
Uncle Sam
Senate
C. S. Fairchild
the Treasury
Bayless W. Hanna
Argentine
Alexander R. Lawton
Austria
Wanmington, Dec
Naval Ordnance
Baking Gowter
Bova Brownes Co
New York
Hotels
Ludwig’s
Ludwig’s Hotel
Center
East Third Screat
Puff House
Huff House
Bansa
Cockrell
Jewel House
Wagner
Claas
Remembe
Prentiss & Stevens, Insurance & Real Estate
Center Street
Milwaukee and
St. Pontway
Fire, Marine, Life, Aceldoot and Cyclone Insurance
Smith & Brannan, Fica
Kilgore Block
Third Stree
A.C. Dixon
M. B. Buffum
J.*haesley
Blouk
Boston Bakery and Confectionery
Westmann
Prop
Sor
Florida
Bluefield
Barrett & Barrett
A. Booth
Preece & Latsch CO
East Second Street
Winona
Sobbers’ Association
Winona Jobbers’ Association
W. J. Landon
RFE
Doud
HW. Williams
Fred. S.belt
Rolcod Horton
Booka
Bloud, Sons & Co
J. J. Randall & Son
Gate City Carriage Company
Milwaukee Beer
Boynton’s Sons
Gregory& Con
Schroth & Ahrens
G. Choate &Igo
J. Kendall
L. GO. Porter Milling Company
Winona Mill Company
Winona Wagon Company
Heavy and Shert Hardware
A. D. Cone Company
Indurated Fibre
Western Indurated Fibra Co
BF. Willis
Forniture, Stott & Son
Landon & Roberts
East Third Street
Holiday Furniture
GEO. Hillyer & Son
Second Street
Center’ Street
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