Sioux City views on capital commissioner's delay and plans
From Sioux City Iowa 2 By reason of the fact that some of the capital commissioners did not qualify until today no organization has yet been effected. The commissioners will leave for Yankton tomorrow to organize then proceed to Vermillion or Canton to begin work. the writer believes they will act honorably for Dakota's prosperity.
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Sioux City
Yankton
Vermillion
Canton
Dakota
Cressey
Chicago Markets Report Wheat Corn Oats Prices
Chicago markets show 31 Wheat at 10544, corn at 51, oats at 4314. Prices reflect early trading with modest shifts across grain futures.
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Chicago
Ex-President Diaz Visits New York Produce Exchange
The ex president Diaz received visitors in New York and made an informal afternoon visit to the produce exchange.
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New York
Diaz
Leather Mills Burned at Leamister Mass
The large leather board mills of Col. J A Harwood burned this morning. The exact loss is unknown but considered very heavy.
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Leamister
Mass
Col
J. A. Harwood
Waterbury Father Walsh Plans Large Irish Relief Donation
Waterbury Conn Father Walsh will tomorrow cable twenty thousand dollars for the relief of the distressed people in Ireland. The proposal aims to aid widespread hardship and demonstrate local support for the Irish relief effort.
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Waterbury, Conn
Father Walsh
Ireland
Chicago Bricklayers Strike Halts Principal Buildings Work
Chicago reports four to five thousand brick layers on strike demanding four dollars a day. Work on main buildings has ceased while an agreement between employers and brick layers is arranged.
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Chicago
Engine Knocked to Pieces on Iron Mountain Route
The engineer of a passenger train on the Iron Mountain Railway was struck by a rack of several tons and the engine tumbled down the embankment. Engineer McGovernor and his fireman were seriously injured while all passengers escaped harm.
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St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Noted Lawyer Chandler Faces $90,000 Default Claim
A St. Louis dispatch reports Virginia news that Hon. L. Chandler, a lawyer of high social standing and former Illinois legislator, has defaulted on a $90,000 sum. The case centers on a financial obligation linked to his professional affairs.
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St. Louis
Virginia
L. Chandler
Illinois
Hostile Apaches in Arizona Estimated at One Hundred
Washington reports that the hostile Apaches in Arizona are not believed to exceed a hundred in number. The assessment comes amid military concerns and frontier tension as authorities monitor possible moves and threats in the region.
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Washington
Arizona
Brighter Prospects Reported From Australia Visit
A letter from a land league co laborer in Australia reports unexpected success and brighter prospects following his visit, suggesting hopeful developments related to land league efforts.
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London
Parnell
Land League
Australia
Indian agency alert reports Chiricahua activity and raids
Secretary Teller receives a telegram from Agent Wilcox describing a dawn march by Lieut. Davis and 100 scouts to Camp Nadaski where a Chiricahua buck Peach is detained. Nadaski and Peach are brought in for trial with possible life sentence for harboring renegades and endangering the reservation. All is quiet as loyalty of lodians is noted.
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Washington
Teller
Wilcox
Arizona Territory
Davis
San Carlos River
Nadaski
White Mountain
Peach
Thomas
Arthur
Brewster
Howe
Florida
Lincoln
War Department
Death of John Brown Heralded Beyond the Queen’s Realm
A London English royal scandal is recounted as the death of John Brown, the Queen Victoria era gillie to Prince Albert, triggers gossip. The lifelong favorite gained access to the Queen, interfered with court etiquette, and amassed power and wealth, provoking elite disapproval before his death.
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Times
John Brown
New York Times
Johi Brown
Gillie
Victoria
Prince Consort
Highlands
Prince Albert
England
Albert
Duke of Edinburgh
Vurn
India
Norman
Farmland for Rent Near Huron with Bank Office Contact
Twenty five acres of land available for rent backset last fall, suitable for wheat or oats, four miles from Huron. Apply to Joan D Rosiper at the Farmers and Merchants Bank office. Lumber dealers of Chicago revise April price list lowering average by one dollar per thousand on all lumber grades. Watches clocks and jewelry advertised at 26 cents at Baker TM.
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Huron
Joan D. Rosiper
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Chicago
Lumbermen’s Exchange
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Cherokee, Iowa
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Sully County, Oak
Great Missouri River Valley
Medicine Creek
the County Seat
Sully County
Hoskyn & Randolph
C. H. Agar
F. Brigham
D. C. Stark
Warsaw
E. J. Scofield
Broadway
Rochester
WS Ricoht
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M. F. Wright
Dad Cbadde
Dale
Alkota
Robert H Brown
Sterling & Brown
Coron
Central
New England Loan and Trust Company
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The
Dakota Daily Leader
Queen Victoria
Blount & Hood
Dakota Avenue
P. Swift
Huron Dakota Ave
2D St
GoDesse
Huron-On-The-Jim
Kelsey
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