Davison County Treasurers Settlement Adjourns Session
Board of County Commissioners of Davison County reviews the treasurer’s vouchers, balances, and fund settlements for Territorial, County, Road, School, Sinking, and Court House funds, approving disbursements and authorizing payments including bridge contracts and salaries. The adjourned session records the final accounts, bills allowed, and personnel costs.
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First National Bank of Mitchell
Security Bank of Mitchell
A. B. Tuttle
Sadotondo
Robert Young
Court House
Geo D Barnard & Co
S. F. Goopykoontz
Davison County Gazette
Rf Robinson
J L Hannett
F Brodstrup
JC Roth
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Es Johnston
Mitchell Printing Co
G. W. Parmelee
D. W. Barnum County
Union Township
Cook
Hunter
Prosper Township
D. W. Barnum
Aurora County
Tyler
Fl McCormick
H B Anderson
John Cook
Rosinson
Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
Ri. T. Rowinson
Territorial Fund
Civil Township
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Prohibition Viewed Favorably in Local County Rounds
The editorial argues constitutional prohibition should succeed locally and in neighboring counties and statewide. It contends local option will prevail, and that a large majority will settle the issue for good, ending recurring debates.
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Stoward Vress
Vinegar Bitters Proclaimed Safe Across Ages and Conditions
The ad extols Vinegar Bitters as a universal remedy with perfect curative effects for numerous ailments. It claims safety for old and young, any condition, and both sexes, offering two styles a bitter strong cathartic and a mild pleasant version for women and children.
Proposals on Royal Grants Spark British Parliament Debate
London July 27 The first lord of the treasury faced opposition questions on queenly finances as government motions on royal grants were debated. Labouchere urged proving royal children funded from current income, while Gladstone Morley and others warned against trimming the crown’s dignity. In South Dakota news, the constitutional convention adopted a legislative apportionment plan of 45 senators and 124 representatives.
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Smith
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England
Gladstone
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Mr. Gladstone
Messrs. Rowe
Flemington
Dickey County
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Steele
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House
Sioux Fall
South Dakota
Memorial of the American Sabbath Union
Sioux Falls
English Delegates Disgusted With Continental Brethren
English delegates to the Paris Socialistic congress critique continental peers as flighty and focused on oratorical display, while pressing for affiliated progressive societies with trades unions. The result is critiqued as issueless, with some English leaders noting governmental interference shapes labor questions abroad.
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London
Paris
International Labor Congress
Messrs
Morris
Hyndman
Herr Liebknech
England
Cotton mills plan two thirds time for plaid production
A Columbus dispatch reports Southern cotton manufacturers aim to run plaid mills on two thirds time to ease a market glut, potentially starting in August and affecting about 50 000 workers and large capital. The move follows a broader pattern of labor and industry shifts across the region.
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New York
The
Herald
Columbus
Massacre bones found near Yankton prompt historic grim tale
News from Yankton South Dakota reports discovery of a pit near St Helena with about 400 human remains buried about forty years ago. Medical examiners say the bones are white and suggest an immigrant massacre as the region was then Indian territory. The report is part of a condensed Northwest section including storm damage at Morristown Minnesota and other regional items.
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Missouri River
Morristown
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Blethen Wins Control Of The Evening Star
A. J. Blethen of The Tribune completes a deal to gain control of The Evening Star with the arrangement taking effect around August 20. Shaw, editor of The Star, will share editorial duties on the revamped paper.
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Star
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Tribune
Evening Star
Shaw
Lawyer Dunn Sentenced for Advising Bank Robbery
New York July 27 Lawyers office of John R Dunn was sent to state prison for nine years and six months for advising his client and brother in law Cashier Scott of the Bank of Manhattan to steal 185000 dollars. Dunn served in Tombs a year awaiting new trial denial.
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Philadelphia
Waterville
N. Y
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Oneida County
New York
Harvard
Northern Pacific
Vermillion Range
Minnesota
John R. Dunn
Court of Appeals
Dunn
Scott
Bank of Manhattan
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