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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1887
Page
3
Campaign Schemes Outlined by a Senator
A lengthy132-word analysis from a United States senator visiting Europe outlines campaign dynamics for 1888. It discusses Blaine, Sherman, Hawley, and Fischer’s rivals, party loyalties, and the potential cabinet role for Blaine. It notes Connecticut influence and the effect on Republican chances in state legislatures and the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotcan
Eri
United States
Europe
Ine
Cleveland
Frye
Charles R. Smith
Philadel
R. Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Sherman
Blaine
Hawley
Erman
Timder
Army
Harrison
Sheran
Senate
New York
Brother
Manitoba Railroad Matters Change of Transfer Point
Winnipeg reports Mr. Van Horn corroborates plans to shift the transfer between the Canadian Pacific and Manitoba roads from Emerson to Gretna. Emerson would be reached via Norquay's new line, with officials preparing on the presumption it will be built, while Red River Valley road grading should finish this month and Northern Pacific ties lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
van Horn
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Manitoba
Emerson
Gretna
Norquay
VanHorne
Red River Valley
President set to tour St. Louis and Midwestern cities
Washington reports the president will leave the capital in the last week of September and travel to St. Louis for two days before visiting Chicago Milwaukee Madison St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Memphis Nashville and Atlanta. He will follow his fixed schedule and decline any outside invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Madison
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Merrill-Prior Suit Opens in Milwaukee Testimony Begins
Testimony is taken in Milwaukee in the suit brought by the estate trustees of the late S. S. Merrill against C. H. Prior of Minneapolis. The action concerns platted and sold town sites in Dakota and Nebraska while Merrill was St. Paul road general manager and Prior an assistant superintendent. The claim alleges they were partners in the real estate business and that Prior never accounted to the estate. Prior is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
S. S. Merrill
C. H. Prior
Minneapolis
Dakota
Nebraska
Merrill
St. Paul
Prior
Crop report flags large wheat and corn yields
BISMARCK Aug 12 The commissioner of immigration in his crop report says the territory will yield at least an average one over forty million bushels of wheat and about thirty million bushels of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Commissioner of Immigration
Wrecks Hit Utah & Northern Line in Merrose
A third wreck in two weeks leaves seven freights off the track at Merrose Montana. Passengers on north and south trains are delayed but no lives are lost. several crews report near escapes during the incident tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrose
Mont
Utah & Northern
Minnesota Tornado Hits Renville Area Killing and Wounding
A tornado formed north of Renville during a hail storm and cut a mile wide path four miles long, damaging nearly every building. The wife of P. Haan was killed and Gustaf Krieger, four miles south, is expected to die. Property losses range from 15000 to 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renville
Minn
Here
P. Haan
Gustaf Krieger
The Work of Toughs on the Steamer Alaska
On a return trip from Put-In-Bay, a gang of toughs seized the steamer Alaska assaulting men and robbing passengers. Three passengers were badly beaten and the crew and travelers terrified. Detroit police halted the chaos after arrival, eleven arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Alaska
Putin Bay
Yachting Race Results and Disturbing News Briefs
In yesterday’s telegrams Vol unteer finished at 3 50 Reames 3 56 Atlantic 3 58. A 10 year old girl of Granite Falls died by lightning while herding cattle. Albert Lea gas well first burn, new well struck at 77 feet. Montana cattlemen allege cattle seized and driven into Canada by mounted police. A large gang of tramps fought at Barnesville Minnesota. one shot, believed fatally. Godfrey Frego of Lanesboro shot in Canton. Wisconsin storm relief. drouth districts relieved. Frank Schoenig of West Saint Paul died by poison. Indians at Northern Montana agency sun dance. war-paint raid on Crows. agent Baldwin arrested band. Cabinet met at White House. topics finance and Canadian fisheries. British Women’s Temperance Association sent jubilee congratulatory address to the queen. 24 000 members in 357 societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Canada
Canadian Mounted Police
Barnesville
Minn
Yellowstone
Baldwin
British Woman’s Temperance Association
Home Office
Women’s Temperance Societies
Association
Margaret Bright Lucas
L. Stewart
J. A. Fowler
Sioux City Packing Houses Expand To Handle Livestock
Armour and Fowler Brothers have contracted to build two packing houses in Sioux City totaling 350000 dollars. Silberhorn is adding a similar plant at 300000 dollars. Combined capacity will reach 9500 hogs and 1000 beeves daily, fueling Sioux City’s booming commercial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Herald
Armour and
Fowler Bros
Sioux City
Silberhorn
Patronize Home Colleges of Dakota
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader urges Dakota youths arranging college plans to choose a Dakota school. It argues Dakota colleges offer comparable advantages, with energetic and independent young faculty and students shaped by pioneer life, despite states boasting larger institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Visit to Vardo Public Schools and Whale Blubber Factories
James Ricalton describes a July visit to Vardo in Norway. He notes the two public schools under a male principal and female teachers, the students singing for him, and sparse Arctic flora. He then tours four whale blubber factories, witnessing flensing, drying, and rendering processes that produce fertilizer from bones and offal, amid strong odors and vast carcasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardo
Norway
Arctic Ocean
Victoria Regia
Hammerfest
Europe
James Ricalton
Longshoremen Gangs Move From Tramps to Skilled Labor
A New York Globe Democrat correspondent describes longshoremen foremen recruiting crews at docks. The men shift from listless waiters to nimble, powerful laborers as they load or unload ships, showcasing swift, precise handling of bales barrels and boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Globe-Democrat
Statue of Salmon P. Chase Statue in Store Near Charles Street
A heroic size statue of Salmon P. Chase by Clark Mills, one of seven statues made from captured cannon, sits unseen in a nearby store. The sculptor’s death after completion delayed delivery to the government, but the piece remains housed away from public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Justice Chase
Salmon P. Chase
Clark Mills
Baltimore American
New Simple Herz Telephone Promises Cheap Future Use
The Herz telephone introduced in Paris and Brussels is simple and inexpensive, costing about half a dollar to make. A New York expert predicts the telephone of the future will be cheaper and more capable, with 1900 costs of about one dollar per unit and five dollars annually for service, making telephones as essential as gas and water in homes. The term bike is now widely used for bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brussels
New York
Boston Transcript
Career of ex governor Morrill of Maine dies at 84
Hon. Anson P. Morrill, former governor and congressman from Maine, died at his Augusta home. He helped lead temperance and prohibition, shifted from Democrat to Republican, and served in the war era Congress. He leaves two daughters and several grandchildren. The report also covers Chinese beliefs about death and a reflective essay on labor and idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Anson P. Morrill
Augusta
United States
Justin Morrill
Vermont
Anson P
Belgrade
Sis— - Mene Sereby
Pare Patra Anson P. Morrill
Jackson-Benton
Samuel Wells
Republican Party
Morrill
Congress
C. W. Goddard
R. M. Mills
Lot M. Morrill
Oscar J Harvey career as the forger of the treasury department
Investigation into Oscar J Harvey of Wilkes Barre reveals a career marked by forgery at the Treasury's third auditor's office and a history of high society travel and education. He borrowed about 30000 dollars using the will as motive, kept diaries and ledgers, and faced bank repayment liability as authorities pursue restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
Oscar J. Harvey
Wilkesbarre
Miss Holding
West Chester
E. J. Smith
Wilkesbarre Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
Luzerne County Bay
Masonic Benefit Association
American Institute of Civics
Waite
Harvey
London
Paris
Third Auditor's Office
The
Treasury
Huo
Garfield and Hopkins Quotation Echoes Continent Debate
The New York Ledger recalls General Garfield remarking he would choose tent life with Mark Hopkins over years at a grand continental university. An old clergyman色 offers a calming rebuke about anger toward a neighbor, saying there is no use in getting mad while the same man must endure it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Garfield
Mark Hopkins
New York Ledger
Coleman, Ga
New York World
Deceased Singer Antonia Henne Remembered in New York
Obituary recalls Antonia F. Henne born Cincinnati 1850 who sang as child in local concerts and Theodore Thomas' symphonies. She studied in Florence and abroad, returned to New York 1871 central to Madison Square Presbyterian Church, admired for sweet tone. Also a critical note on faith cures and medical quackery from the Globe-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia F. Henne
Cincinnati
New York
Theodore Thomas
Signor Muzio
Florence
Centralto
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Great Need Mentioned In Lectures and Jests
A lecturer questions the great need of the hour amid the Evils of Humanity. An inebriated auditor quips for a “night key with an electric light.” The Scranton Truth notes King Humbert of Italy giving up tobacco, with health improving markedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Humbert
Italy
Vast array of curiosities and figures from era archives
The column surveys numerous facts from Idaho to New York including governors who are brothers, mumps in Rome Michigan, 6 percent Michigan interest rate, Boston lodge in 1733, New York evictions, and diverse statistics on populations papers and parks. It blends oddities with brief notes on prisons libraries and notable ages and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rome
Mich
Michigan
Lodge of Free Masons
Boston
New York City
Ireland
Idaho
Scotchman Speech at Jubilee Meeting in Scotland
A Scots speaker at a jubilee gathering in a northern Scottish town praises the queen as discreet and careful then jokes he will follow her example by giving the same amount himself. The remark reflects a humorous tone and civic spirit in the report.
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Scotland
Chicago News
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