Dakota Daily Leader Reflects on Its Longstanding Heritage
By telegraph report the Dakota Daily Leader notes its status as the leading and oldest daily newspaper in central Dakota. The item emphasizes tradition, local reach, and continuity of service to readers across the region.
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Central
Dakota
Chicago Markets Wheat and corn and oats prices
Chicago markets report wheat at 107, corn at 53, and oats at 42 in the latest trading snapshot from the exchange.
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Chicago
Steamer John D Bransford Strikes Reef Sinks
The steamboat John D Bransford struck a reef at Dean's Landing and sank this morning while loaded with walnut lumber. Several lives are reported lost and authorities begin rescue efforts.
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Memphis
John D. Bransford
Dean’s Landing
Scheller Acquitted in Newhall House Fire Case
Milwaukee jurors acquitted Scheller today of setting the Newhall House fire last January. The verdict ends a high profile case as prosecutors argued for arson.
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Sccheller
Milwaukee
Scheller
Newhall House
Oregon Short Line Begins Passenger Service to Wood River
Salt Lake reports the Oregon Short Line started passenger deliveries to the Wood River branch terminus today. The move marks a new transit stop, expanding services for travelers and freight connections in the region.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Wood River
Indian Troubles In Arizona Prompt Interior Warning
The Interior Secretary reports Indians are causing trouble in Arizona but provides no specific details or locations.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Arazonia
Murdered Woman Found in Taunton Home
Ellen Hallesey a 65 year old Taunton resident was found dead this morning and authorities believe she was murdered. Her two sons and a man named Flynn have been arrested in connection with the case.
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Taunton
Mass
Ellen Hallesey
Flynn
Whisky in Illinois shows mixed liquor votes statewide
Chicago and 47 other Illinois towns voted on liquor questions yesterday. Of 48 cities, 17 chose prohibition or anti license and 31 favored license. Among those, six backed high license. Four towns ignored liquor and voted on straight political issues.
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Illinois
Chicago
Ilinois
Invincible Eugene Kingston Arrested in Phoenix Park Murder Link
A report from Liverpool states Eugene Kingston, described as invincible and tied to the Phoenix Park murder, has been arrested. The developing case centers on his alleged involvement and ongoing police actions.
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Liverpool
Eugene Kingston
Phoenix Park
Trial of Daniel Curley Ends in Guilty Verdict
The Dublin jury finds Daniel Curley guilty and sentences him to be executed on May 18. The trial concluded today with a verdict of guilty and a death sentence imposed for the condemned man.
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Dublin
Daniel Curley
Paris Woman Stands Trial for Incitement to List
Paris citizen Louise Michel is committed to trial at the next assizes on a charge of inciting to list. She will conduct her own defense, defending herself at the upcoming proceedings.
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Paris
Louise Michel
Prove Up and Realty Ads in Huron Area
Pages show land rental offers near Huron with 25 acres for wheat or oats and 100 acre breaking requests. Local merchants Keeler and Herron’s Drug Store advertise prescriptions and watches, plus a Pioneer lead and hay/linseed products.
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Keeler & Herron
Huron
Joun D. Rusiper
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Tonight's Meeting Draws Wide Interest Across Counties
A citizen meeting planned for this evening has strong local and regional turnout expectations. Officials say the gathering will demonstrate faith in public institutions and counter recent clamor against the commissioners, legislature, and executive. A drowning death occurred Wednesday morning in Shue creek near the city. a two year old child of Seth Markham was found lifeless in the stream and will be interred Thursday with Rev. Seymour presiding. An exchange quips on patronizing home industries and stamps.
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Pierre
Ringster
Shue Creek
Seth Markham
Mr. Seymour
Remains of Mrs Joseph P Brown Brought for Burial
The remains of Mrs. Joseph P. Brown and her child arrived from Hitchcock to be taken to Vincennes Indiana for burial. They were accompanied by the husband and father, Mr. Jos P Brown.
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Joseph P. Brown
Hitchcock
Vincennes
Ind
Jos. P. Brown
Capital site proposals invited for Dakota capital
Tas Commissioners named in the capital removal act hereby give notice that they are ready to receive propositions for location of the capital site. Proposals must state donation amount and land description with a 20 percent cash check and bond. Proposals due before May first, 1883, to Alexander McKenzie in Bismarck and Alexander Hughes in Yankton. Executive Committee signatures. Dated April 5, 1883.
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Tas
Teo
Supreme Court
Alexander Hughes
Yankton
Dakota
Alexander McKenzie
Bismarck
J.P. Belding
A. Mathews
F. Spalding
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