The Fargo forum and daily republican

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second Church, and figured con

uously in the quarrel of the con

anon over Mrs. EatOn, "Peggy

eill," who h®d a Stanch friend iti

"Old Hickory." Among the other

pi$sidents who attended the two older

iches and the New York Averiu&

rch wet e. Jam^s K. Polk, Frankljn

jrce, James Buchanan, Abraham

Cape Haytien, Nov. 14.—The *£rcncti Tlliepe Is a Possibility of die Strife!

Coin, and Andrew jdhnson. The

occupied by Mr. Lirq^n has never

removed. It i» small, of d^fk

and its old-fashioned apt

n strikihg contrast with the other

"ern appointments.

jftong the distinguished who new

Ship at the New York Pre*byter^sn

rch are Associate Jmtu&^Jo}

lan ofthe supr^me e^jito

son of the afrieulturm deptf

•tor Gq$wan of lliiryla^:

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90fl*re*? g^

$1.00

In advanea pays

far Dally

Fanim tkraa

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months

Effort* Are Being Made Tottr*

Have the Trouble With Em

ployes Arbitrated.

Si

Troubles in Chicago Being

Adjusted Amicably.

Chicago, III., Nov. 14.—The' SWwtraf

tion of the strike of the Chicago Cit}|

Railway system may be effected today

and the tie up of the various lines end

ed. The prospects are more promisi

for conciliation than at atty time durii

the week.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. (1903). Fargo, N.D., 1903-11-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042224/1903-11-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Fargo forum and daily republican, 1903-11-14.