Redemptions in Tax Deed Law Questioned by Southern Tribes
Attorney general answers a complex Dakota tax sale query. The 1890 act sections describe redemption rights and notice requirements, stating the lawful holder may redeem within two years of sale, with county recording and verification of purchaser and property details. The memorandum cites constitutional concerns and urges uniform application across case types.
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Tnnght Dotard
Monna
Trent
tarnoy-Gartern
Tutti
Taxca
Jando
Wink
Nortoy
Looking for Atothada To Prevent Recurring Waters Disaster
A fragmented report from Mannay North Dakota describes a August like fire disaster with blackened ridges and ruined feed for cattle. It blames the Northern Pacific Railroad and calls for practical steps to stop future fires and protect the community and grazing lands.
Colonial era sheep and wool trade sparks debate in Nelson county
An obscure, partially garbled report discusses Nelson county wheat destitution, sheep herds and wool value. It quotes Col. Launsberry and mentions 100,000 head of sheep moved from Montana to Minnesota, and North Dakota’s James River valley awaiting wool sales amid rising bids.
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Michigan
Col
Launsberry
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
James River
Alvantape
Warkhiwest
Faruigis
Mail River
Maneconrt
Jandaliry
Terese Cansferd
World Fair debates and funding plans at October congress
The article reports contentious discussions around the World’s Fair funding and policy. It cites President Palmer and Secretary Nutters, debating a $1.9 billion wheat stand and other fiscal measures, while criticizing congress and foreign exhibitors. It notes figures about aviation and art displays, with assertions about American economic and cultural aims and the influence of foreign participation.
Costly Farm Swindle Nets $1,500 for Maryland Buyer
A group of three Cambtuncy men pretended to buy a Maryland farm from Jolt Rhodes of Talbot County. Rhodes handed over $1,500 cash for the bargain and its future balance, but the strangers vanished with the funds, locking a tin box and leaving behind deceitful papers. Rhodes later found the box contained $2,000 more that he did not know about, and the trio disappeared. A separate note mentions a fraud-related incident at an agricultural convention in Ohio and a New York jewelry maker reported missing assets.
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Cambtuncy
Tranviaour
Didi
Maryland
Jolt Rhodes
Tre
Dente
Croweroads
Elie Place
Denton
Deptom
Setar
Rhodes
Fela
Lemuel Caunney
Suighbor
Thhoddes
Wilaindrox
Delaware
Dupont
William R, Green
William McGarvey
Martin Dolan
Joan Harkeigan
Michael Jarkican
Patricie Dougherty
Joan NeweLl
Jonun Tuerlener
Michael Berlener
Mms
Rosie Dougherty
Mio
Plecan
William Green
William R. Green
Manawa
Solomon
Dubique
Vyne Jewelery
A.A. Wart
Cornell Luis
Sauriday
Log Point
Anany
Cysy
Aradance
Richard Sones
Appanosa County
Charles Moston
Sherman Jones
Lpston
Jones
Farp Kismane
Independence Insane Asylum
C.D. Kina
Otttawa
King
International Reekeepers
Keokuk Det
Rene Bank of Elay
Galesburg
Tk Cowan Institution
Peident
Psn Uy- WY
Col Waothen
Aidilor
Prank Sunk
W. Moore
Willige
Herseule Ayaler
Salopsy
Ba Tory
Prévex
Buxington
Migellsan
Imafus
Bel Putin
Damn Attz
Moscow
Rock Island Company
Dupont Powder Mills Wrecked in Brandywine Valley Disaster
A massive explosion and widespread destruction hit the Dupont powder mills on the Brandywine, leveling the Upper Yard and nearby houses. Dozens of workers injured or killed, with charred ruins, shattered windows, and a village left in ruins. Widespread fires, heavy casualties, and a drastic need for shelter and aid follow the blast.
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Dupont
Telpcones
Presa
Fadling
Westchester
Rock
Lofb
Rocklind Fu
Jessup & Moor Company
Brandywine
Washington
Rockland
Washlloglou
Taur
Eye Milos
Martin Dolan
James D. Dolan
William Mecgarvey
John Martygan
William Diennison
John Dietz
Thomas Hurlike
John Warliur
Patrick Dougherty
Joan Newell
William Grrose Dougherty
Nor
Warez Danie Hares
Witarast Logan
Annie
Matis Dolan
Jamed Watts
Moon Feney
Joan McDougall
William McDowell
Lydia Annonson
Dupont Company
Aix Mills
Baveral
United States
Uspark
Allo
James
Judge Tyner's Job and Anti Lottery Law Debate
A Philadelphia lawyer reports Judge Tyner examining the anti lottery act's reach and warns of hardship for innocents. The piece discusses a hypothetical newspaper misprint lottery ad and questions about postal handling of such material, plus broader federal enforcement concerns and private express issues.
Niagara Falls Tunnel First Blap Opens Great Work
The Niagara Falls power tunnel project began with ceremonies and a procession led by Niagara Falls power leaders and financiers including Vanderbilts. A silver shovel struck the first spade as Captain J. Gunhill and Adan presided with a choral bell and drums marking the historic start in Nisgana Panza, N Y.
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N. Y
Niagara Isls
Avova
Falls of Power
Thomas Eversted
Cil
Vanderbilts
Everstod
Tolen
Niagara Power Company
Carriagon
Cataract Construction Company
J. Gunhill
Niagara Falls Dower Company
Adan
To Construction Company
Gaskill
Vadarnet House
Hennepin Canal Work Nearing Under 500000 Fund
Reports from Capt. Marshall to the War Department outline a detailed project for the Hennepin canal using a 500000 appropriation. Progress hinges on securing land titles and contractor selection, with contracts expected to start this year.
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Wasixarox
Hennepin Canal
Recut
Det
War Department
Marshall
Vso
Capt. Marshall
United States District Attorney
Northern
Finos
Department of Justice
Advar- Uslag
Trade in Commodities Shows Mixed Improvement Across Markets
The weekly Dun review reports scattered gains in wool and groceries while overall trade remains uneven. Prices for commodities advance in New York and Boston, with Ottawa and Philadelphia noting stronger wool. Mills respond with higher steel and iron, yet mill and Bessemer iron stay weak. Cotton and grain movement remains robust, but exports dip while stock markets wobble. Public debt and specie imports hint at tighter liquidity as business failures rise to 215 across the nation.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburga
Oblongo
St. Louis
Detroit
Allwapukee
St. Paul
Omaha
Denver
Kanaas City
India
London
Erie Refuses the Deniat of the Man for Fear at Bankruptcy
New York Oct 11 The Erie officials after ten days consideratio n answered the fed erated board of trade workers and the amended agreement of rules. The men demand lower hours as a day s work and overtime at one tenth of a day s pay per hour. Promotions favoring qualified leg then would help. Erie compares its rates with rivals and says wages are higher in most cases. King argues the proposed raises would raise payroll by 1014 119 per year and increase burdens on other classes. The company claims solvency requires limiting increases.
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Tyros
Philadelphia
Tyner
Tudgeyuor
Washington
Newspayer
Atreat
Ming
Indiana
Bam
United States
Audi Cnce
Department of Justica
Eric
Ihe
New York
Federated Board of Train Usod
King
Wrges Pal Upor Iis
Erle
Erie
Tragic Dubuque Fire Claims McBee Family
In Dubuque Iowa a fatal house fire claims McBee family with Captain Daily rescuing some members. Mrs McBee and Rosa age 8 perish, Bertha and Charles survive, while McBee and others battle the flames. Des Moines mill fire destroys the large oatmeal mill at Fifth and Vine with extensive losses and insured damage.
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Melos
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Tie
Iil
Capt Daily
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Jeol
Bho
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Ter
Ames
Melico
Rosa
Bertha
Charles
Charlie
Trust
Wasf
Death of William Sprague Jr in Seattle Hotel
William Sprague Jr the Rhode Island governor’s grandson, aged about 24, was found dead in a Seattle hotel room with a bottle of chloroform nearby. The death is treated as a possible suicide amid family estrangement and despondency, with details of his upbringing and troublesome public life noted.
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Sprague, Jr
Salmon P. Chase
Gav
Sprague
Rhode Island
Seattle
Wash
Lotto Totter
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Pola
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Onnonchet Shout
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Portia
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Canonchet
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New York City
Spengno
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Nes
Kate Oboe
Young
Sun
Washington
Clave
New
Chicago
Seattle Journal
Wishinetin
Mori
Narragansett Pier
Edgewind, Jr
Timbaltu
Dead Sandit: Portrait of a Robbery Victim in Alabama
In Alabama a notorious bandit named Burrows Wail Barns was killed after a failed robbery attempt. Report notes the body was displayed in a coffin and photographed, with a hunter’s search party continuing through the region as authorities pursue leads.
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Bale
Renji
Rinaisqnan
Ali
South Alabama
Tobbery
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Godern
Indhoom
Burrows
Import Tariff Debate Clears French Chamber in October
The cabinet aims to form a tariff plan to limit imports and grant concessions to favored nations as the budget committee prepares for Monday meetings and a session on October 20. Public opinion in France reportedly backs a rotation against the taxed status.
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M. Roelle
Chamber of Daputies
France
825 Million Ship Canal Route Proposed by State
Surveys for a Pennsylvania ship canal approach nearly finished and a commission urges routing from Beaver River to Lake Erie. The plan would rival the Welland route linking Lakes Erie and Ontario with an estimated Canadian cost near 25 million. Progress reported on Presbyterian faith conversion revision with a Washington meeting planned for February 4.
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Wolland
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Eri
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Thruuard
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