Probate Notice of Estate Auction in Kossuth County
In the District Court of Kossuth County Iowa a probate notice announces sale of C L Lund estate real estate October 23 1897 with half cash and half on one year credit at a percent rate on secured terms. The land includes portions of sections 6 7 8 12 17 in township 95 range 28 and 95 29 west of the PM. Sale at 2 pm at the east door of the court house in Algona with administrator Joslyn forwarding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Kossuth County
Iowa
C. L. Lind
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
St. P. M
Court Horse
Algona
A. D
W. Lb
Joslyn
C. L. Lund
Gold floods from Klondike gleam bright on Dawson City era
About 160 disheartened miners return from Skaguay and Dyea after giving up hope of reaching gold fields. Fifteen successful trainers report rich take from Yukon trek with gold dust and drafts totaling over 4 million dollars. Claims span French Gulch and Sulphur Creek as first spring ships may haul 200 tons more. Stores on Dawson rations tight. Alaska Commercial halts sales to prevent hoarding. Hundreds head back up or down the Yukon as shortages bite.
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Victona
B. C
Seattle
Skaguay
Dyea
Klondike
Itrich
Alaska Commercial Company
French Gulch
Hunter Creek
Henderson
Sulphur
Yukon
Dawson City
Dalton Trail
Pleads for Annexation by Ex Minister Thurston
Oct 1 reports ex minister Lorrin A Thurston in Washington unveiling a pamphlet on annexation of Hawaii. The 88 page handbook outlines reasons for annexation, an island description, objections and replies, plus a comprehensive fact summary.
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Thurston
Hawaii
Washington
Lorrin A. Thurston
Hawai
Nawaii
Drought Strains Merchandisers as Wheat Yields Rise
Bradstreet’s says drought cramps central west trade while Kansas and Nebraska suffer. Fall plowing halted, pastures dry, farmers feeding at deck. Yet iron and steel stay active, and cotton and wool markets show strength. Wheat crop estimates rise to 580 to 690 million bushels, with stocks near July 1 lows. Rain ends drought across the western states.
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New York
Bradstreet
West
Northwest
Kentucky
Illnoia
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iron and Steel
Intertfor
Chicago
Alabama
Georgia
Texas
Galveston
Bessemer
Dan's Review
Rg, Dan & Co
Cuba
United States
Canada
Union
Seven Perished in South Dakota School Fire
Distressing disaster at the state industrial school in Plankinton South Dakota a dormitory fire at midnight Tuesday claimed seven lives The victims include Tillie Hooper Mabel Tobert Bessie Merby Tha Warner Christina Bergman Nellie Johnson and Lillian West The fire's origin remains unknown
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South Dakota
Plankinton
S. D
State Industrial School
Tillie Hooper
Mabel Tobert
Sioux Falls
Bessie Merby
Flat Springs
Tha Warner
Watertown
Christina Bergman
Yankton
Nellie Johnson
Grafton
N. C
Lillian West
Notable Deaths and Disasters Across Towns and Nations
A roundup of obituaries and incidents: ex congressman James B. White dies at his Fort Wayne home. U S consul William J Scanlon dies of yellow fever in Port Antonio. Fires destroy Lafayette Second Presbyterian church. 75 000 log value. Multiple killings, accidents, and political notes from Indiana, Philadelphia, St Louis, and beyond. Includes rail and gold standard notes, floods, typhoons, and labor disputes.
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James B. White
Fort Wayne
Ind
William J., Scanlon
United States
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Lafayette
Second Presbyterian Church
Bysoni Bil
Ae Seuss
Marietta
Concord
San Francisco
Gonzaga
Charity
Philadelphia
W. T. Frady
Nicaragua
Greenville
Ala
William Elius
Sidney, Duart
M. L. Hutton
St. Elmo
Chattanooga
Tenn
Minneapolis
Minn
William Timmons
Ednor
Charles Gallagher
Missouri Republican
The
Republic
St. Louis
Charles Eweu Johnson
George Morgan
Omaha
Neb
Ida Gaskill
Skaguay
Lake Bennett
White Pass
Alaska
Columbus
Liberty (Ind.) Building and Loan Association
New York
Japan
Tokio
Frank Early
Nannie Frey
Cincinnati
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Foss the Tailor
Foss Tie Tanor
Lam
Atlantic Ocean
FOSS
Uis
Sony & Waterhouse
A. FF. Dailey
Danny Alaona
A. Sweet
Hartford Conn
T. A. Sheetz
Rookery Bldg
Uteel CO
Deel Co
Sherer
Express
Sherer Brothers
River Street
New Quarters
Congressional Library
Capitol
Michigan
Boyne Falls
Mich
William Shain
Freeman Lee
Clarion
Flint
Dayton House
Lester L. Burton
Commissioner of Navigation
Indianapolis
Jacob Fisher
Mexico
North Meridian Street
Springfield
Ill
Carlinville Coal Company
P. BH. Studebaker
South Bend
Peter HL. Studebaker
Studebaker Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Almia
Galesburg
Charles Anderson
William Wilder
Congress
Edmund H. Driggs
Francis H. Wilson
Driggs
Miles
Nelgon A. Miles
Port ‘Townsend
Parson
St. Michaels
Bureau of Statistics
Arctic
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
Tarrytown
Eldora
Delilah Ackles
Watson B. Ackles
Frankfort
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Turkey
Greece
Brooklyn
Ity Fist
Cheshire Improvement Company
Dpracd
Clinton
Frank Haupt
R. A. Anselment
St. Paul
Anselman
Haupt
Pana Coal Company
Parnells
Dublin
Charles Stewart Parnell
Glasnevin
Ireland
New Haven
Coan
National Council Knights of Columbug
Thomas W. South
Loga
Appleton
Wis
John Kessler
Black Creek
George Sager
Jimimie” Mishel
Willow Grove
McDuffie
Boston
Hartford
Conn
J. Rice
Algona, Lowdi
Opera House
Ilar Coccinea USA
Ambrose A. Call
DD. H.hutching
Wm.k. Ferguson
C.D. Smith
Ashlar
Cabh
First National Bank
Algona, Lowa
D. H. Hutohina
A. Ferguson
Philp Dorweiler
B. Vesper
St. H. Spencer
Wm. Ki Ferguson
Algona State Bank
Orricerns
A.D. Clarke
Pres. C
GO. Chubb
Thos
H. Lantry
Geo
J. Gelbraith
Fred M. Miller
Myron Schenck
F. Cooke
General Banking
Private Safety Deposit Vaulta
W. H. Ingham
Chrischilles
Lewis H. Smith
Kossuth County State Bank
Lowa
Capital
General Lawn of
Towa
Baslig
W. H.ngham
John G. Smith
Jones
T. Cbrisebthas
J. Wadaworth
Barnet Devine
C. Catt
Algona Deposit & Loan Assn
Omoccs
Waterloo Tent and
Oal
L. Kimball
Jas, Taylor
P. L. Slagle
Algons
Ows
Chriptensen
Tennant Bourre
Justice Blanks
Republican Office
Venice
Hawks Nursery Company
Hani
Milwaukee
WHS
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