Notice to Breeders Describing Cal Kotch Trotter Stallion
A breeder advertises Cal Kotch a 16 hands high trotting stallion at Mitch ell South Dakota in 1893. He lists lineage including Sultan 1513 and Mary dam line, with multiple progeny records from 2:19 to 2:46 and notes high quality dam lines like Minnehaha and Beautiful Bells. Breeding season runs April 1 to July 15 with service fees 25 dollars, 15 dollars for season, 10 dollars of the 15 payable at service. mare owners urged to book via Tom Tillson's office.
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California
Sultan
Stamboul
Califorfornia
Minnehaha
Beautiful Bells
Bell Bird
Bell Flower
Bell Boy
Cal Kotch
Mary
Bloomfield
Swigert
Vic. H
Carl
Don Angus
Lillie Rat
Tler
Signal
Tom Tillson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mixed views on politics and policy in South Dakota debates
The piece critiques biased reporting in Brookings and praises federal appointee John E. Diamond. It cites Senator Sherman and Secretary Carlisle on monetary policy, defends Harrison's 1892 candidacy, and explains Judge Ricks downgrading strains in labor relations with railroads as aligned with Peffer’s and Populist ideas.
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United States
Judge Ricks
Cleveland
South Dakota
Peffer
Kansas
Ricks
Brookings Breakup and Wheelock's Candidacy Endorsement
The Brookings column portrays Brother Shannon's influence and burden from a political clash within Brookings circles. It notes Wheelock's candidacy as an endorsement of the Huronite editor, urges Governor Sheldon to consider a vacancy, and cites party tensions and debates over board composition.
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Sioux Falls
THE
Republican
Shannon
O. S. Gifford
Bishop Hare
Shanafelt
Brother Wheelock
Brookings
McLouth
Foster’s
Dawson
Montana
Brother Shannon
Sheldon
A Wail From Georgia Ex-Congressman On 1892 Election
Ex-Congressman Watson vents against the 1892 election and tariff policy in Atlanta. He attacks Democratic bosses, predicts Congress action after March 4 1893, and laments office seekers and class legislation amid tariff disputes and Georgia’s alleged $48,000,000 robbery per year.
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Watson
Atlanta
People’s Party
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Cleveland
Congress
Colquitt
Livingston
White House
Executive Mansion
Georgia
Joe James
Tinny Rucker
Lynching Bee Fears Grow as Suspects Held in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa April 19 a mob gathers outside the county jail where two of three homicide suspects from the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul yards are jailed. The two, Kid Healy of La Crosse and Kent of Omaha, await potential lynching while a third Sioux City man remains at large and detectives chase leads across Webster City and Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Frith and
Talcott
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Greely
Delaware County
Marshal Longford
Kid Healy
la Crosse
Waupun
Kent
Omaha
Sioux City
Gadboies
Illinois Central
Webster City
American Express
Thrun pleads guilty to defrauding insurers
In Wisconsin, J. Hansen and N. L. Kandy. G. I. Follett charged with conspiracy to defraud insurers. Thrun pleads guilty and agrees to testify against co defendants, who deny any guilty knowledge. In Ohio, letters from Frank Hickey allege alibi for murder suspect Bowen. Authorities seek Hickey’s photo to confirm identity.
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Thrun
Wisconsin
Wausau, Wis
J. Hansen
Wisconsin Central Line
N. L. Kandy
G.I Follett
Charles H. Mueller
BE. J. Thrun
Frank Hickey
Arkansas
Clayton
Bowen
Umatilla
Frank Hicken Bowen
Hickey
Northern Pacific Project to Reach Lake Superior Aimed by Subsidy
A Winnirea Manitoba report says the railway to Lake Superior will be built by the Northern Pacific with a large provincial subsidy. The line starts at Portage la Prairie connecting with the Northern Pacific branch and may be the first step toward a Hudson Bay seaboard terminus. Millionaire Wisner’s Widow Dead in Marshalltown Iowa Julia A Wisner widow of the late financier who was killed by his son in 1889 died suddenly at Eldora. Her heirs include a widow and two children amid ongoing estate litigation.
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Northern Pacific
Winnirea
Man
Lake Superior
Portage la Prairie
Hudson Bay
Wisner
Marshalltown
Julia A. Wisner
George
Eldora
Belgian Labour Strikes Threaten Outlook in Brussels and Antwerp
News from Belgium reports a volatile night with widespread unrest among workers seeking the right to vote at adulthood without property limits. Antwerp sees anarchist agitators Fabrey and Welters arrested as dockworkers seize tunnels and clash with police while Brussels plans a forbidden park demonstration under troop guard.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Russia
Antwerp
Fabrey
Welters
St. Gilles
Bracranth
Cassville Fire Destroys Business District in Missouri
A private dispatch reports Cassville, Missouri has lost its business portion to a fire. No details are provided. The small southwestern town is noted as railroad remote and heavily damaged.
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Mitchell
St. Louis
Bradstreet
Cassville
Missouri
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Sioux City Journal
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