Massowah disaster blamed on treacherous allies in Abyssinia
Official dispatch reports Italian auxiliary troops totaling 350 destroyed near Saganeti with all officers killed. Treachery of native allies described as the cause. Separately, a Japanese volcanic eruption on Bandai San near Insea areas killed hundreds, with 476 bodies recovered and 41 wounded by July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Massowahi
Saganeti
Insen
Yosan
Wakaimya
Misato
Uithbara
Japan
San Francisco
Sydney
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Bandai San
Insea
Wakaimaiya
Ibara
Retired German Field Marshal Succeeds
Aug 14 Count Von Molkte retires as field marshal. Lieut General Count Von Waldersee succeeds him. Emperor William praises Molkte and nominates him for president of the country defense division. Arbitration treaty with America discussed. deputies invite British Parliament to a Paris conference Oct 31. Clemenceau to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Waldersen
Count von Molkte
Aod
Count von Waldersee
Smperor William
General Molkte
America
Chamber of Deputies
Mm, Taffy
Guyot
Harodet
Paris
M. Clemenceau
First Paris Constantinople Line Train Reaches Soria
The inaugural train on the Paris to Constantinople railroad arrived in Soria on Sunday. A banquet honored the event with Prince Ferdinand delivering a speech praising the project which marks the first year of his reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soria
Paris
Constantinople
Ferdinand
Loss of a zealous fishery advocate noted in Spofford death
At a special meeting of officials from the National Fishery Association and the Amperium Fishery Union resolutions were adopted honoring the late Hon. Richard S. Spofford as a devoted defender of American fishery interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GiLoverston
Maoss
National Fishery Association
Amperium Fishery Union
Richard S. Spofford
Market Quotations for Aug 13
St Paul grain and produce reports show wheat bids and asks with mixed declines and advances. Barley and oats quotations are listed with bids and asks. hay and timothy seed prices noted. potato bids appear with bids and asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Unclear fragmentary notice from historical report
Fragmentary OCR text provides scattered names and places without a cohesive event or identifiable dates. The readable items include partial terms like Northern and Es pont August, offering no clear persons, organizations, or actions to summarize into a concrete news item.
Market notes and cattle receipts mixed with political commentary
The column reports hogs and cattle receipts with prices, market thin while steady on sheep, and references cattle categories and stockers. It also quotes the St Paul Pioneer Press on The New York Sun and the Democratic leadership, noting Dana as "that bill in the china shop."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Liz Shi
Texas
Ak Ae
Westie BU
Exis
New York Sun
Jose
White House
Dana
St. Paul
Various World News Tidbits From 19th Century Dispatches
A wide mix of short items reports royals, accidents, sports delays, court actions, and civic notes. Highlights include a queen moving to Versailles, a dynamite accident in Ohio, fires in Maryland and city scenes, a Chinese empress dowager's retirement, a fatal mine fall, a Gettysburg reunion date shift, notable deaths, and local reports from Minnesota and Dakota areas.
Mob law in Shenandoah ends in lynching and killings
In Shenandoah Iowa Frank Philips a drayman is seized by masked men and tarred and feathered after assaulting a merchant’s six year old daughter. The mob later hangs Philips after forcing him to leave town. Frank Gallop shoots officers and is lynched by a mob before militia arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoan
Iowa
Frank Philips
I. J. Pine
Phillips
Ile
Mr. Pine
Frank Gallop
Gallop
Army officer blasts Sioux commission tactics at Standing Rock
An officer from Port Yates passing through Aberdeen accuses Judge Wright of coercive tactics that would force the Sioux to sign, threatening lands without compensation and military removal to scattered reservations. He calls Wright's opening speech imprudent and fatal to the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Press
Port Yates
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
Judge Wright
The Feast of the Lord in Leviticus’s Chapter
A preacher analyzes Leviticus 23 focusing on the feast days, their calls to obedience, and no servile work. It links the feasts to Christian fulfillment in Christ, from Passover to Tabernacles, and emphasizes faith in Christ as the substance of these observances for believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Moses
Tabernacles
Israel
Christ
Paul
Babylon
Satan
Jerusalem
Locust Lor Chapter Sparks Political War Nonsense
In Omaha a reading of a 17 year locust sparks family debate as Aunt Jane, Grandma, and Pap argue over wings bearing a W or M. The exchange hints at a coming political wrangle, while the World notes the humorous superstition around the insect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Jane
Tench
Sunstroke guard wears tissue sheets as celestial cloak
A well known character in Fly City dons three sheets of tissue paper in colors blue orange and green to shield against heat. He claims the tolas block heat from the stars, with blue for the higher atmosphere, the clouds, and green for the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Next House Outlook A GOP Congress Expected
Representative Foran of Ohio, a Democrat by party label, argues that the next Congress will be Republican. He predicts Democratic losses in multiple states including Connecticut New Jersey Michigan and Iowa with possible gains in Virginia and definite losses in Minnesota and Nebraska. He says tariff reform would follow a Republican House.
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Omaha
Foran
Ohio
Congress
Connecticut
New Jersey
Michigan
Iowa
Virginia
Minnesota
Nebraska
House of Congress
OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PROMOTES PRACTICE
Business card style notice for an osteopathic physician and surgeon offering general surgery and night calls. Office located over Mitchell National Bank in Mitchell Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell
Dakota
Dakota Territory summons in Davison District Court
Albert Pichal sues Joseph Holtz and J K Smith register of deeds in Davison County Dakota Territory. Defendants must answer within thirty days after service. failure triggers court relief. Dated Mitchell Dakota Territory April 26 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF Dakota
Davlson County
Albert Pichal
Joseph Holtz
J. K. Smith
Register of Deeds
Dayoverry
Dakota
Mitchell
Davison Dake
Main Street
Dakota Territory
Mitchell Dak
Attorney Promotes Collections and Land Office Services
Mark T. Halphide announces prompt collections, land office business, general law practice, and loans. He offers farm and city property sales and conducts business in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark T. Halphide
James S Foster Real Estate and Loans Ad
Mitchell D T offers 100 improved farms for actual setters and profitable investments for non residents. Send stamp for map circulars and price mat and facts about the Sioux Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. S. Foster
EAL Estate and Loans
Mitchell
D.T
Sioux Reservation
Final proof notice for Malinda Drake in Dakota lands
Land Office at Mitchell announces Malinda Drake of Davison County Dakota has filed for final proof on the claim for the west half of the northwest quarter 26-101-60. Proof will be made before the Register and receiver at Mitchell on September 5 1888. Witnesses Andrew J Whiting Samuel H Ramsbottom A L Tibbetts and Levi Brown all of Ethan Dakota. M H Rowley Register. K N Kmartz Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell, D. T
Malinda Drake
Davison County
D. T
Vo. W. Qr
Bnd
Andrew J. Whiting
Samuel H. Ramsbottom
A L. Tibbetts
Levi Brown
Ethan
Dakota
M. H. Rowley
K.N, Kmartz
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Dakota Mortgage
Notice is given that the mortgage by George Lowell and Nancy Lowell to F W Little, dated July 18 1886, securing a note due January 1 1888, has defaulted. The whole debt now due amounts to 59 dollars 47 cents. The property at Lots 10 11 Block 2 Rowley addition Mitchell Davison County Dakota will be sold at public auction by the sheriff on August 17 1888 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowell
Nancy
Lowell
Divyison
Territory
Dakota
F. W.little
Sioux Falls Dakota
Davison
Territory of Dakota
Mitchell
UG Territory
Witz
Rowley
Mitehah
Sioux Falls
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or envoy but lacks readable names or dates. Unable to extract a coherent event, action, or outcome from the supplied lines.
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Massowah
Boulanger
Gen. von Molkte
Gen.Boulanger
St. Jean d’ Avgly
Perrin
Lair
Maprid
Cuba
United States
Thunderer
Loxpon
the Star Today
T. P. O’connor
John Redmond
The
Times
Honora
Richard Spofford
Raboeyey
Yanid Es Pont
Chicago
Sergia
Versailles
Mackinosh
Sandy
Salt Lake City
Carey
John Hemmings
Maryland Central Railroad
Baltimore
Hierr Joseph Schulhof
Fistul
New York
Europe
China
Win
Murray
Centralia
Ashind
John Wright
White Sulphur Springs Court House
Indian Territory
Timothy Jefferson
Ife
New York World
Charles Crocker
Pacific Railroad
Monterey
Robert Garret
Warnsworth
Gettysburg
Thomas M. Brasher
United States Navy
Brooklin
New Catholic College of Thomas’ Aquinas
Scranton
Bisho O'Hara
Gleam
Harry Garrett
New York Boat Club
Mary Berg
Marlon Preston
Congressional Committee On Immigration
Fred Brown
St. Veter
D. W. Dryer
A. Reeding
Ed Wing
KR. J. Reed
Gustaf Carlson
Wahste Rock
Iptlian
Brainerd
Seliye
Elk River
St. Cloud
Rank Kellogg
Fergus Falls
Sophia Head
Morris D. Cutter
King-Remington
Minneapolis
Fort Madgen
Emmettsburg
Thomas Powers
Sioux City
Clinton
Clear Lake
Satturday
Tracer
Mason City
Nibert
Monticello
Masons of
Military Company
Grand Forks
Dever
Chames Ning
Milwaukee Road
Stis
Day County Bank of W
Miley
Delis
Martin Wend
Meela
Brown County
Dead
Columbia
Yankton
Tille
Dinah
Rastus
Cleveland
Sturtford Couront
D. B. Stearns
A. E. Hircacoer
District Court Court
Maitchell
A. E. Hitchcock, Plaintif
Minneapolis & St Louis
Albert Lea
St. Paul Minneapolis
Des Moines, Iowa
Fort Dodge
Watertown
Oak
ST. Louis
Allasistovi Valley
Union Depot
CG. WW. Daveis
Ht. McMillan & CO
Umber
Frank Weller
Johin Smith & CO
H.C. Applegath
Undertaker
Mortcade Sale
Mortpaszee
FW. Lirts, Mortyayee
St. Paul, Minneapolly
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
Deluth
al Pointée
Northwest
Malicent Pulman
Horton
Ace Dini Cheetly Repracaal
Outine
Levenworth
Atchison Kansas City
Union Paewe
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
Nextex
F. Boyd
Minnsansiiy
Lord & Thomas
Eeneree
Randolph St
Vis Advertisers
Lt Mont
Oni
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