Notice to Minnie Perry in South Dakota case
Minnie Perry is summoned to answer the complaint filed July 12, 1892 in the circuit court at Mitchell South Dakota. She must serve an answer within thirty days of service at Main Street Mitchell and is warned that failure to answer will prompt the plaintiff to seek relief in court. H C Preston attorney for plaintiff, Mitchell SD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupicral Circuit
Davylso County
D. M. Powell
Helge Olson
Ole A. Shay
Augusta Shay
Sperry Dwight
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
Winge
Stitchell
H. C. Preston
Friederich Holsheuer
Caroline Holsheuer
Eliza Snyder
Friederich C. Holsheuer
Mary Holsheuer
Henry Holsheuer
Jiriday
Nca
Dakota
A. D
J.L. Hanser
Minnie Perry
Main Street
Divison
H.C. Preston
Killed Twenty Men End of Hudson Crime Career at Granby
The notorious thief and murderer George Hudson was shot dead by a deputy in his Granby saloon while resisting arrest for a heavy Missouri robbery. Hudson’s long career included multiple killings from Mississippi to Granby and Joplin, with a murky 1886 Howard case yielding acquittal amid alleged jury corruption. Separately, the Treasure Train from San Francisco arrived in New York with 20 million in gold, 500 boxes, and 75,000 pounds total, guarded as wagons moved to the sub-treasury.
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Eorge Hudson
Granby
Joplin
George Hudson
Rolla
L. G. Howard
Hudson
Mississippi
Missouri
N. O. Tabor
J. B. Goodykoontz
Goodykoontz
Bud Blunt
Goodykootz
Tabor
Howard
St. Louis
New York
Grand Central
San Francisco
Sub-Treasury
Kyle's statements spark fight over currency reports in Congress
Acting Secretary Nettleton writes Representative Turner explaining discrepancies cited by Senator Kyle between Windom and Foster circulation reports. He says Kyle misaligned dates, misinterpreting October figures versus July 1 values and March 1 versus July 1 comparisons. He notes differences in gold coin treatment and that 730 notes were not legal tender, merely a loan.
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Washington
Nettleton
Turner
Georgia
Kyle
Windom
Foster
Kyie
Seechel
United States
Treasury
Pacific Coast
Gladstone Speaks on No Confidence Motion in Parliament
In London August 10 Mr Gladstone addressed the queen's address debate, denouncing the government's Irish policy as barren and a constitutional threat. He urged liberty to harmonize law with public opinion, favoring limited coercion, home rule for Ireland, and a voluntary settlement with evicted tenants. He warned the Lords of the momentous decision on a home rule bill and pledged continued Liberal administration of justice.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Ireland
House of Lords
A. J. Balfour
Welsh MPs back home rule if Welsh disestablishment placed
London Aug 9 Welsh members of parliament support the home rule bill contingent on disestablishment for Wales. Bi metallic members decline to raise the bi metallic issue until the next session. Warsaw Aug 10 a governess Matuseka killed two officers in a cafe attack claiming revenge for alleged insults to her honor.
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WashingTon
Morton
Senate
Mount Vernon
Lafayette
Bradley
Capitol Police
John Brown Fort Company
Chicago
London
Gladstone
Warsaw
Matuseka
Golewac
Mutelink
Pottawatomies Seek Aid From Indian Affairs
A delegation of Pottawatomie Indians from Wisconsin met the commissioner of Indian affairs asking for subsistence aid. They claim government debts remain on land cession. The Indian office refused aid, citing no available funds. Herrfurth Resigns as Prussian interior minister over reform and tax policy disputes.
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Pottawatomies
Wallington
Wisconsin
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Herrfurth
Bekuin
Ernest Ludwig Herrfurth
Miguel
Finance
Herr Herrfruth
Ministry of the Interior
Mitchell Mention. Corn Belt Exposition and Events
Mitchell is praised as a bright editor hub with plans for a Corn Belt exposition this fall. Meetings set in Chamberlain, Mitchell touted as corn palace potential, with rail and race event notes including Independence races from August 22 to September 3 at Rush Park. Prominent figures include Evangelist Burroughs and Miss Emma Harker, plus Letcher Needham attending Mitchell’s agricultural exhibit planning.
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Troquois
Mrronely
Chamberlain Register
Corn Belt Association
Mitchell
Chambelain
Rapid City
Burroughs
Alexandria Herald
Emma Harker
Sioux Falls
Letcher Blade
Don C. Needham
Corn Belt Real Estate Association
Huronite
Vanix
Grace Cdurch
Dean Hoyt
Dr. Hoyt
Ilinois Central Railroad
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Independence
Return
Allerton
Axtell
Nancy Hanks
Illinois Central
Rush Park
Manchester
J. F. Merry
Agt
Witchell's Driving Horses at the Driving Park
A gossiping reporter notes Mitchell as a growing hub for driving horses with twelve trained on the Driv ing Park track. C H Ribbee handles three promising steppers, Guy Corbin trains two, James Bates oversees four, and Frank Wright has three, all aimed at county and district fairs this fall and possible one day of racing for Mitch ell's sporting fraternity.
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Witchell
Mitchell
Driving Park Association
C. H. Ribbee
Guy Corbin
James Bates
Frank Wright
Fire Destroys East Seventh Street Frame House
A small frame house on east Seventh street near Will Dodson's caught fire around 12:15 am. Firemen found the blaze likely started by tramps who had occupied the building for weeks. the structure was beyond saving. Also includes two testimonial notes praising Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh relief from C S McMillen of Sibley Missouri and Mrs M A Jackson of Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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East Seventh Street
Will Dodson
Ely
C. S. McMillen
Sibley
Jackson County
Isly
Ap pointed presiding elder Frank Brush to lead Melena district
Rev Frank Brush received word yesterday of his appointment as presiding elder for the Melena district of the M E church. He has served as pastor this year and will depart Friday for Minneapolis then Helena. Mitchell people extend best wishes as he begins new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brush
Melena
M. EB. Church
Brush
Minneapolis
Helena
Mitchell
Republican favored doctor ships China Mail subscription
Dr Halverson, who left Mitchell last winter to serve as a missionary in China, favors as REPUBLICAN through Dr Bigler, with a copy of The China Mail. The Tong Kong daily paper is in English and a four year subscription costs 24 dollars.
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China
Halverson
Mitchell
Bigler
China Mail
Tong Kong
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Beechars
England
New York Depot
Canal St
State OF
Sour Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
William W. Perry
Vaenna
Lambert Andrews
Cook
Illinois
J. K. Smith
Gro. P. Dix
Leona A. Diy
Drs
Dix
Dentists
Win Mitchell
Dak
C.c.bras & CO
Scallin
Edson
Blaine
Wis
J.A. P. Brown
Nelich
Neb
Date
Ceorce Dale
M. D
Iola Sanitarium
Hola
Waupaca County
Wisk
He Gray
Adj
Gene G. A
Milwaukee
Roberts
Waupaca
Senu
Ofa
Charles Gaus
Marshall
Michy
County Auditor
R. T. Robinson
Carnollton
Delroy
Sherrodsville
State Board of Health
Mexico
San Diego
Cal
David McKellar
Mesquite
Cahauta
Parkston
Plankinton Grain Palace
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
G. C. Osacop
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Knicnsios
Conway, Ark
H. A. Arcner
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Camoria
Disperaary
Bosta
Masa
Allen C. Surru, Pres
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Winona Fence CO
R. T. Doud
P . Chas G. Doud
Treas M.smead
Winona
Minn
Doud
Sec
Sal C. WW. Davis
Dr.niels
Lawler and
Third Streets
Tom Titlilson
Mile Birds
Warran
Wilson's
Abi Bird Bayaar
Veland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Carmunels
Autor Manufacturing
W. F Parker & CO
Oxford
Liebig
Nature
O. P. Brown
Brown
I St
Jersey City
N. Jd
Tone Parker
Bain Ballart
Hemel
N.Y
PAS
May
Colovelty
Dhauma
SR Oyf
Snyder
Fuiurer Theater
Ghicker
Paris
France
America
Wheeler & Wilson
Nathaniel Wheeler
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg, CO
Wabash Avenue
Til
D.w W. Collins Mitchell
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