Reed as Speaker Claim Sparks GOP Rules Debate
In WassixcTox Aug 14 Hon J M Jackson predicts Republicans will push rule changes to unseat rivals early in the session. He says Reed could be Maude Speaker, citing bold quorum tactics and opposition from both parties as Republicans seek to repeal some internal revenue taxes amid intra party strife.
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WassixcTox
J. M. Jackson
West Virinia
Charles B. Smith
Cannon
McKinley
Reed
Maude
Keifer
Geome
Only Territory to Receive Agricultural Experiment Station
Washington reports that after Congress originally funded agricultural experiment stations for states in 1887, the question of territories’ eligibility was contested. Comptroller Durham ruled Dakota qualified with the states, while Comptroller Matthews held that only thirty eight states and Dakota were entitled to funds, excluding other territories.
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Washington
Congress
Durham
Dakota
Department
Matthews
Treaty with the Sioux Requires Congressional Ratification
Washington dispatches explain that federal land opening depends on a congressionally ratified Sioux agreement. The public may misread the president's proclamation as enough. The commission's report must reach Congress and gain favorable action before any opening to settlement can occur, likely delaying settlement for some time.
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Congress
Washington
Hot Fight in Ohio. Yoder seeks help for Campbell governor bid
Washington dispatches report Congressman Yoder with Allen county Ohio endorsement plans to back Jim Campbell for Ohio governor this fall. He says he will aid party organization and not pursue the nomination himself. Also noted is a decision on phonograph postage classifying cylinders as personal communications at letter rates. Cincinnati gossip hints at a possible elopement involving Chief Justice Fuller’s daughter. Carry's brewery in Northeast Washington is sold to the Washington Brewing Company for 400000 dollars.
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Oho
Washington
Yoder
Allen County
Ohio
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Charles Kersteter
Marion Fuller
Chicago
Burnet House
Covington
Carry’s
Washington Brewing Company
E and I
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Farmers & Co
Broadway
Houston
New York
Parson Davies
Peter Jackson
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Latch
Michigan Pententiary
Tascott
Jackson
Laredo
Tex
L’ascott
A.M. Dolphin
Emporia
Kaw
Dixon
Ills
Board of Supervisors
New York Brewery Incorporates as Rns Work
The company formed under New York state law has capital stock of 200000 dollars in 100 dollar shares. Glass industry reports in Findlay Ohio as operations resume with 643 workers and total three factories, with 1500 expected by Sept. 1 and a wage scale update due Jan. 1.
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Rnhirid
Iild Wad
New York State
Brewing Company
Findlay
Ohio
Short 15 000 debt scandal across North Carolina
John W. Hardee longtime probate judge from Towner county disappeared with allegations of embezzlement forgery and theft totaling about 15000. In Pennsylvania coke region reports say Calumet Mammoth and Mutual Coke refuse to sign new scale threatening stoppage and possible riots as deputies rush in with more ammunition.
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Devils Lake
N. C
John W. Hardee
Towner County
Pittsburg
Calumet, Mammoth and Mutual Coke
Zwickley
Frick
Greensburg
Hecla
Byers
Hecla Cokers
Scottdale
Stoneville
Recent Marine Reviews Show Fatal Weakness of British Warships
London reports from the grand naval review reveal serious flaws in English ironclads and torpedo boats. Private admiralty notes indicate limited damage control, frequent desertions among torpedo crews, and alarm over vessel safety despite official boasts of naval superiority.
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London
Admiralty
Affrays in Europe Report Fortifications and Fire
In Stockholm on August 13 a fire at Baske molle destroyed forty six houses as Turks fortify along the Armenian frontier. In Constantinople authorities speed fortifications at Erzercum with a large construction force. Russia reportedly organizes irregular cavalry units across the Caucasus.
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Stockholm
Baskemolle
Constantinople
Porte
Erzercum
Russia
Caucasus
Short Guy To Heaven After Fiery Furnace Vision
Three young men in Birmingham led by Tobias Jackson, who claims to be Daniel, entered a melting furnace after his exhortations. Jackson declared they rose with angels and would return Sunday, prompting their church gathering for prayer as they await the three Israelite youths' descent.
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Tribune
Birmingham
Ala
Tobias Jackson
Daniel
Shadrach
Meshak
Abednego
Nebuchadnezzar
Dan Williams
Peter Luttramp
Bill Verdier
Schloss
Jackson
Israel
Helens
Mont
John Bloom
Louis Siff
Coeur D'Alene
Murray
Idaho
Missoula
Thompson
Alliance Between England and Germany Noted
London reports from the National Zeitung of Berlin claim a near alliance between Germany and England from a conference with Emperor William and Lord Salisbury. No formal treaty exists but a memorandum outlines mutual obligations if war breaks out. French press questions policy as Egypt issues influence discussions.
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National Zeitung
Berlin
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la France
M. Spuller
Foreign. Their Majesties Meet in Berlin Visit
Emperor Francis Joseph arrived in Berlin where Emperor William Prince Henry and Prince Bismarck greeted him at the station. The city hosted a grand display with troops flags and cheering crowds as he was driven to the castle.
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Brerlin
Francis Joseph
William
Prince Henry
Prince Bismarck
Thiergarten
Unter den Linden
Franz Jocef
Berlin
Austria
Imperial Guards
Infernal Machine Found In Lexington Office
A Lexington Ky. report says D T Baxter of The Leader opened a suspicious bundle that contained seven pounds of dynamite but failed to explode. No one was hurt. The Leader backed Republicans during a campaign against James H Mulligan. The origin of the device remains unknown.
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Chiccago
Tribune
Lexington
D. T. Baxter
Leader
James H. Mulligan
Baxter
Storms Leave Homes Unroofed and Bridges Panic
A August 14 storm in Atrousson Kansas unroofed many houses including Arlington hotel. Miss Kate Sheehan saved from flood by sewer three feet away. E Wankler fatally injured by a falling porch. A bridge panic in Montreal injures several women and children but no fatalities reported. Liberty steamer burned at Green Bay with $7,000 insured. Huntington Pa shops and thirty cars destroyed for $80,000 loss. Pawnee Neb flood damages ridges but crops spared.
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Atrousson
Kan
Arlington Hotel
Kate Sheehan
E. Wankler
Green Bay
Wis
Liberty
Huntington
Huntingdon Car Manufacturing Company
New York
Evening Star Sold and New Morning Paper Planned
Minneapolis reports A J Blethen sold The Evening Star plant to C A Nimocks who announces a morning paper The Times to begin Oct 1 Fergus Falls obituary notes J W Hoerr 55 died Monday and held county positions A sportsmen funds near 200 raised to guard game until hunting season opens Annie Murphy of 311 Summit Place gave birth to triplets two boys and a girl weighing 7 1 2 and 7 pounds Bell Telephone national convention to be held Sept 10 with 100 delegates to discuss cable improvements and underground wires.
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A. J. Blethen
Evening Star
C. A. Nimocks
BBC
the Times
Mankato
J. W. Hoerr
Fergus Falls
John B. Murphy
Summit Plate
Annie
The
Bell Telephone Company
Settlement Openings Delayed by Cherokee Constitution
Aug 14 report notes Chief Mayes has not replied to a commission proposal. Cherokee law bars land sales and amends only after the August 1891 general election. Mayes seeks a more precise offer. Other items include tailors union gathering in Columbus, VA university death notices, and unrest in Kingston Ontario linked to Orange events.
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Taulequah
I. T
Mayes
Market Prices From St Paul and Other Markets
Latest quotations from St Paul Union Stock Yards Chicago and Kansas City live stock report brisk cattle prices strong hogs mixed lambs and sheep listed for good to choice and common grades across cattle hogs and sheep with range and stocker figures from multiple markets including Dakota and Texas regions.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Butter-Chaice creamery items listed for sale in St Paul
A fragmented local list from St Paul includes butter creamery items with pricing notes such as firsts seconds and thirds, Egus and case pricing. The readable text shows dairy products and unit prices, but several terms are garbled.
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St. Paul
Pictures of patients and flash light photography in medicine
Dr Milton J Roberts, a joint deformities specialist, spoke to the American Institute about wash light photography in medicine and surgery. He described portable flash systems, artificial lighting, and in home or office photography to document cases, treatments, and surgical steps for evidence and instruction.
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Milton J. Roberts
American Institute
Roberts
Randall's Island
Woman’s
St. Elizabeth
Pius
New York Mail and Express
Deserves a Monument to a Washington Lady Who Trains Servants
A Washington woman thanks readers for proposing statues for women and men and notes she has trained six servant girls this year. The piece argues she deserves a monument, possibly one for each of her six servants, praising altruism over small country salaries.
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Washington
Washington Post
Strayed or Stolen Mare From Martin Iowa Address
A black mare colt two years old last spring is missing from a residence in section 2 township 99 range 59. She had a roped ground halter and neck brand. Any information leading to her recovery will be rewarded. contact Martin Ida11 Wittenburg ND.
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Martin
Bindpilder and Cole Carbolisalve Promoted as Blood Purifiers
An advertisement touts Bindpilder as a vegetable blood purifier for skin and systemic ailments from pimples to scrofula, claiming internal Cure and external relief via Cole's Carbolisalve. It asserts renewed blood, vigor, and suitability for erysipelas eczema boils tumors and other blood-related disorders priced at $1 for one or six for $5 from W. Cole & Co. Black River Falls Wisconsin.
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Cole
W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Bidding and land notices in Mitchell and Tobin township
Sealed bids for a new school house in district No. 1 Tobin township Davison County Dakota are due by 12 oclock noon September 1 1880. Bids opened at Repulican Office or School Clerk Davison County. Land notice lists Andrew J Smith of Mitchell Dakota filing for homestead proof to be made October 9 1889. Witnesses named Nick Coldsinger Charles Perry Joseph G Nisa John Pondesinger. Budget items delayed. For sale one team of brood mares in Mitchell South Dakota.
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Ills
Harry Lee
Abilene
Kan
Chapman
New York
Packenham
Lewis
Nolan
Giblin
Carolin
Sexton
Mitchell
Tobin Township
Davison County
Dakota
M. Danes
Oak
Fis
Andrew J. Smith
Nick Coldsinger
Charles Perry
Joseph G. Nisa
John Pondesinger
Mitchell Pale
M.J. Rowning
Register
Harvest and town notes from Plainview area
Harvesting nears completion and Speading and Dewey boys head north to work. Mrs A Yetchee mourns the loss of her Wisconsin connected daughter. Berlin township votes on bonds for three new schoolhouses. Mrs Lewis Bertram and Minnie plan Wisconsin visit. Miss Blanche Palmer to Mitchell institute. Robert Sawyer and M Brunback to run threshing machine season. New Flensburg postmaster to replace late John Thietze.
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Speading
Dewey
Berlin Township
Lewis Bertram
Minnie
Wisconsin
Blanche Palmer
Normal Institute
Mitchell
Robert Sawyer
M. Brunback
Flensburg
John Thietze
Pleasant Ridge Community Notes and Events
Rain touched Pleasant Ridge early this week while harvest home in Jim was a success. A girl’s jacket found. owner to call W Griffith. Dr Grush preached. Mackintosh of Mitchell to preach next Sunday at 3 p.m. Temperance mass meeting on 25th inst in a tent near the school. W C I U flower festival at Miss Carlota Moyer’s drew about fifty. proceeds $4.50.
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Grush
Mackintosh
Mitchell
Carl
Phillips
J. Wright
Wm. Darling
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