Dakota Still Leads in Crop Reports Amid Mixed Yields
The Farmers' Review summarizes last week’s data showing no major change in corn conditions across states due to recent rains. Dakota reports above average corn condition, while other states show mixed results. Wheat and oats yields are listed by county across Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Missouri, Michigan, Kentucky, Kansas, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Dakota. The piece ends with a moral admonition about wealth and charity.
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Dakota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
Kentucky
Kansas
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ientucky
Clever base running ruse described in Chicago Philadelphia game
Williamson scored on a staged play as Pfeffer flipped a ball to the pitcher and McGuire, while retreating, drew off the defense. Williamson then dashed home unseen from third, scoring before any defender noticed. Pfeffer comments on the superstition of thirteen players. Five thousand watched the Sunday St Paul Minneapolis game.
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Williamson
McGuire
Pfeffer
Chicagos
Pittsburgh
Troy
Flynn
Anson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dakota Hustlers and the Young Men On Dakota Farms
The Springfield Mass Republican notes Dakota’s young men dominate farming and town business. It says eight tenths of Dakota’s business men are under thirty, drawn by opportunity away from crowded eastern cities. The piece argues this youth mobility fuels energy, enterprise, and a prosperous future.
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Springfield
Mass
Dakota
East
Union
Conklin's Dakotaian on wealth and caution
In a blunt maxim the Dakotaian asserts wealth comes from distrust, isolation, and relentless thrift. The piece urges avoiding friendship, taking all one can, and saving every penny, portraying rich success as a solitary path.
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Conklin
Dakota Bell to Stop Publication in Dakota City
Fred Carruth, editor of the Dakota Bell, resigns to join the New York Herald at a weekly salary of 60 dollars. He will send his contributions to the Herald from Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls Press
The
Dakota Bell
Dakota
Fred Carruth
New York Herald
Pioneer Press Reports HighSpeed Run on Minneapolis and Pacific
The Pioneer Press notes one of the best runs on a new road as engineer Mixon pulled two coaches from Glenwood to Minneapolis at fifty miles per hour. General Manager Underwood and other road officials witnessed the test and enjoyed the speed.
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Pioneer Press
Minneapolis & Pacific
Mixon
Glenwood
Minneapolis
Underwood
Divergent Republican voices on Dakota division debate
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes the Springfield Times and Dakota Republican oppose division while the Bismarck Tribune is less enthusiastic. The Yankton Press recalls Sparks was urged to attend the Mitchell South Dakota fair, a plan met with strong opposition and thus abandoned.
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Sioux Falls
Springfield Times
Dakota Republican
Dakota
Bismarck Tribune
Yankton Press
Sparks
Mitchell
Hayes Mocked For Quiet Summer At Fremont Home
A New York paper ridicules Rutherford B. Hayes by noting he spends the summer at his Fremont Ohio home tending to his bank and chicken coops. The Inter Ocean counters, saying if every trusted official led such a noble life, it would be well, and that his calumniators are very small men.
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New York
Rutherford B. Hayes
Fremont
Ohio
Inter Ocean
Hayes
United States marshal cites trespass on Dakota school lands
The U S marshal said many Dakota school sections are occupied by trespassers who pasture land and even grow crops. Many sections have been abandoned and overrun with weeds, reducing value each year. A law bans depredations and all complaints go to the justice department.
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Yankton
United States
Dakota
Department of Justice
James River Valley Line Should Unite for Yankton Rail
The Huronite urges a unified effort by Jamestown Oakes Aberdeen Redfield Aron Woonsocket Mitchell and Scotland to back the Omaha to Yankton railroad plan. It argues a common interest among James River valley cities could spark momentum and nearly guarantee success, urging the railway committee to inaugurate the movement.
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Omaha
Yankton
James River Valley
Jamestown
Oakes
Aberdeen
Redfield
Aron
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Scotland
Auditor exposes improper interest transfers by outgoing Democrats
Indiana state auditor reported that before leaving office Democratic officers drew 117,143.49 dollars from this year's interest money to cover demand on an exhausted general fund. The interest due last October was carried over and paid in December, just before the Democrats left office.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Carr
Disappearance of Minneapolis contractor Blackmore shocks city
Minneapolis reports the mysterious vanishing of William Blackmore a prominent contractor. At about age fifty with a wife and four children he left the city ten days ago without notice. Friends fear his departure will cost his associates over 36000 as unfinished contracts for several business blocks remain. Blackmore came from Winnipeg three years ago and is described as well dressed.
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Minneapolis
William Blackmore
Blackmore
Winnipeg
Germans Russians colony described near Elm Spring and Milltown
A visitor recounts nine years of German Russian colonists near Elm Spring, Milltown, Rockport. The community shares wealth, farms 6 000 acres with 600 acres of meadows, hundreds of cattle and thousands of sheep, and operates a large mill at Nockport. Houses, gardens, schools, and a church form a self sufficient village with communal living and harmony.
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Nockport
Bon Homme
Wolf Creek
Elm Spring
Milltown
Telegrams Chronicle Turbulent World Headlines
Mr Parnell returns to join land debate in Ireland. Bulgarian church encyclical brands Ferdinand a usurper. In Bloomfield Conn a drunken brawl ends with a skull fractured. son Jerry gravely wounded. killer Martin Ryan under arrest. Ohio River skiff mishap leaves three drowned. Dublin meeting denounces government policy with large turnout. Munson family reunion in New Haven Connecticut gathers 300 descendants of Captain Thomas Munson. Brooks alias Maxwell joins Catholic Church after years as chloroformer. Missouri charter to build rail from Kansas City to Sabine Pass, cutting coast distance 400 miles. Sam Bird, Minneapolis photographer, leaves Waconia for unknown parts. Sir Donald Smith seeks to block Red River Valley railroad crossing two Morris lots, opening new legal fight. Nebraska prohibitionists nominate full state ticket. Mitchell, Vance & Co assets reported at 750,000. capital sunk at 1,000,000. Cleveland finds petrified giant vertebra in Walnut Hill sewer excavation. Russian revolutionary movement gains ground among students and priests. interior minister orders school monitoring. Zion's Herald editor Rev Dr J K Pierce resigns. succeeds by Rev Dr D A Goodsell. Aurora, largest wooden vessel on Great Lakes, launched at Cleveland. beam 41.2 ft, length 310 ft, depth 25.15 ft, 2,000 hp engine for ore trade. John Bosker dies after being shot, mystery remains. 91-year-old Patrick Derkin found beheaded near Cascade. coroner rules accidental drowning. Actor James ONeil sues Jacob Litt for copyright infringement over Monte Cristo. Capt Renard of French balloon service patents wind-resisting steering mechanism. Five-year-old Victoria Texas girl dragged by runaway horse. severe injuries. prior family tragedies noted.
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James S. Foster
E. Corliss
Jacob Wipf
Jim River
Rockport
Milltown
Messrs
Foster
Corliss
Foster's
Tey
Munsons
New Haven
Conn
Thomas Munson
Connecticut
Brooks
Maxwell
Preller
Missouri
Kansas City
Sabine Pass
Sam Bird
Minneapolis
Waconia
Minn
Treasury Pensions Draw $16.23 Million on Aug 24
The Treasury Department issued pension warrants totaling 16.23 million dollars. Despite this large pension outlay, overall government receipts for August through the current date exceed expenditures by nearly 3 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Living Ilippopotamus Exhibit Promises Worldly Zoo Show
Burr Robbins presents an expansive ensemble of rare animals and diverse acts described as the greatest show on Earth. The program features lions, tigers, bears, camels, elephants, sea lions, and exotic reptiles with a star-studded equestrian department and a Museum of Living Curiosities.
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Burr Robbins
Europe
America
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Jerry
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Red River Valley Railroad
Morris
C.F. Abbott
Lbittenbender
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Zion’s Herald
Boston
D. A. Goodsell
New Slaven
Christian Advocate
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Great Chain of Lakes
Cleveland
John Bosker
Plains Township
Penn
Wilkesbarre Hospital
Patrick Derkin
Cascade
Dubuque County
James O'Neil
Jacob Litt
Academy
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O'Neil
Capt. Renard
Chalons-sur-Marne
John Schmidt
Colotto Creek
Shear Victoria
Texas
Schmidt
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
N.Y
Colliers
U.S. Derr. of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Andrews
Express
Thos, Lydon
J. P. Harkins & Co
Grand Ave
Harper Bros
Chicago
Sacre
Peter Collier
Dept. of Agriculture
Pearl Sowder
Chicar
St Paul
Thor
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
R. Miller
A. W. H. Carpenter
Gen’l
Gen’ Pass
Ticket Ag't
J. F. Tucker
Gro
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Cucaco
Haugan
Chicago, St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Ry’s
Sioux City
Des Moines
California
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Ashland
Superior
Eau Claire
T. W. Teasdale
J. S. McCullough
M. M. Wheeler
Burr
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Ilippopotamus
Arenic
Agerie
M.H Ward
P.O
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Alex. Mitchell House
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Bein Town
Marly
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