Dakota News Roundup Highlights Local Incidents and Developments
A wide miscellany reports arrests for Sunday trading in Sioux Falls, hail damage near Grafton and Oak, a fatal shooting in Junction City, and major infrastructure notes. It notes Omaha capitalists buying Sioux Falls lots for speculation, a Crater Lake survey plan, and railroad plans involving the Dakota Midland, plus political debates in Jamestown and Mitchell.
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Junction City
Wis
James Malloy
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Sam Jones Sets Sail for Next Town in Telegraph News
A telegraph item notes Evangelist Sam Jones packs his grip and moves to the next town while other dispatches report a British troop setback against the Bormese rebels. Fargo reports two arsonists who set their own store ablaze. Congressional notes cover veto votes, defense spending, and pension debates amid mixed chamber activity.
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Sam Jones
Charities and Correction Conference at St Paul July 15 21 1886
Thirteenth annual conference on charities and correction scheduled in St Paul from July 15 to 21 1886. Attendees include officers of jails reformatories insane hospitals orphan asylums hospitals and poorhouses plus sheriffs and county commissioners. Railroads offer one fifth fare return. St Paul hotels provide reduced rates. The program outlines speakers and sessions on jail and poorhouse management reform schools kindergarten reports and prison reform with notable participants from Ohio Ohio and Dakota among others.
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St. Paul
Annal Conference of Charities and Correction
St. Pal
Hibbard
Mayes
A.J. Byers
Ohio
Ireland
Catholic Church
Daly
T. W. Lord
Dakota
LU. Hart
St. Pat
Senate and House Debates On Executive Power And Garland Report
The Pan-Electric probe exonerates Attorney General Garland as the Senate considers executive-session strategies and a public bills package. Edmunds introduces a presidential appointment reform bill while the House reviews sundry civil and diplomatic appropriations and Chinese removal orders.
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Male
Ranny
Massachusetts
Missouri
House
Hot Springs
Voorhees
Washington Territory
United States
Belmont
New York
The Lake Shore Strike Turns Trainees Arrested
A Lake Shore rail line strike disrupted trains near Fortieth street as four men turned switches and derailed two trains. They fled the prairie, fired shots, were pursued and arrested in Dakeville after identification. No additional details provided.
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CureAce
Lake Shore Road
Fortieth Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Shore
Dake ‘Ville
A Handsome Fortune in California Estate Battle
Brooklyn book keeper T W Pearce seeks control of the Blithe estate in California. Letters from his San Francisco counsel suggest he may gain the entire $4,000,000 value as the alleged daughter and relatives dispute the will. The case centers on Pearce’s claim to the fortune.
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New York
T. W. Pearce
Brooklyn
California
San Francisco
Fragmentary 19th Century Patchwork of Facts and Figures
A jumble of figures and notes covers marriages in Chicago corn yield in Illinois secession votes in Nova Scotia and royal finances. Mentions Moses A Dow death at Charlestown New York liquor consumption in 1885 and global rail progress in Japan. Also notes church membership among Congress members and a stray ad hoc claim about a multimillionaire investor.
Local Items Mixed From Across Regions
The Madison town council approved a $127.10 expenditure to entertain Governor Pierce. An eloped Pierre woman, Miss Metilbbon, has returned home. A war records publication appropriation was struck from a $27,600 bill. The W C T U of Indiana asks Congress to investigate alleged trafficking in girls. Mrs. M S Cushing was dismissed from the dew letter office. The case of Col Black denying a pension to a slave widow is noted. Arlington editor warns against postwar tree cultivation. Dr H S Gale who eloped with Miss Reich of Cobleskill faces scandal as he returns to Cobleskill. Sioux City critics blast President Cleveland’s veto of a Sioux City public building bill. Jamestown Alert notes the Milwaukee survey near Stutsman. Batchelor to depart for Benton Friday.
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Pierce
Board of Asylum Commissioners
McGinnis
Anex
Iig
Pennsylvania
W. D. Washburn
Dakota Midland
Minneapolis & Pacific
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Missouri
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Fort Yates
Campbell
Wilkin County
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HS. Gale
Cobles Kill
N.Y
Fanny M. Reich
Buffalo
Sioux City
New York
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