Land Office Land Seeker Notices at Mitchell Dakota
Land Office notices from Mitchell Dakota publish final proof dates for settlers Anson Layton John B E for various parcels in Hanson County with witnesses named from Mitchell and Hanson County. Notices list entry numbers, section township range, and proof dates in late 1886.
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Mitch
Dak
Mitchell
George A. Rogers
D.s
Edward A. Bliss
Samuel W.white
Philip Helwig
Win, Helwig
Mitchell, D.T
Gro. B. Evenirr. Register
Duk
D.T
Blackmon
Adelbert L. Tibbetts
Edwin G. Rugg
James Irving
Russell J. Snyder
Rome
Dakota
B. Everi
Register
R. N. Kratz
Mitchel Oak
Mitchell Oak
William N. Blackmon
Edwin TL. Rugg
Russell P. Snyder
John K. Castor
Mitchell Dak
Flavel Blackmon
Albertes E. Porteous
John R. Caster
B. Everitt
Mitchell, Dak
U.S. Land Office
John W. Woodfull
H. B. Dresser
C. F. Drake
Levi Brown
Joseph Clark
Township
Range
Hanson County
Siidland
Horning
GC. T. Stockton
Wilber F. Booth
George Peterson
B. Evenirr
J.N. Crow
Register. Attoney
D. T
Het
Onid
John BE
Jie
Milo S. Kern
Charles N. Butterfield
A. d. Annis
Thoits S. Jenner
Allot Mitchell
D.t.gro. B. Byunirr
Milwaukee Rioters Trial Ends with Guilty Verdicts
Milwaukee November 27. Defense closing argument by R N Austin in the Milwaukee garden riot trial. Jury to be charged by Judge Sloan this afternoon. Joseph Wojcichowski discharged after witness misidentification, later identified but too late. At 10 pm verdicts found Carl Mussfeldt John Runge and August Cutz guilty. six minor rioters acquitted. Leaders of the mob were among those convicted after clashes with police.
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Milwaukee
R. N. Austin
Milwaukee Garden
Ife
Sloan
Joseph Wojcichowski
Wojcichowski
Carl Mussfeldt
John Runge
August Cutz
Incendiary Suspected in Continental Hotel Fire
Curiaco Nov 27. Inspector Shay finds evidence of arson in Continental hotel blaze. At a garret hatchway a pile of bed ticks with shavings and lard suggests deliberate ignition. Fire discovered between two and three yesterday morning. delay could have worsened tragedy. The old structure had been set afire in six places.
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Curiaco
Continental
Shay
Spector
Milwaukee Garden rioters on trial before Judge Sloan
Reports from Milwaukee describe progress in the rioters trial with defense testimony on character and whereabouts. Meanwhile settlements reach about half of East Rio disaster damages and the Scherer and Johns cases in Winona proceed with $3,000 each, under a $5,000 limit. Davenport sees bank rumor quashed as German Savings Bank remains strong and solvent. Missouri Pacific train collision near Greenwood results in two clerks dead and another dying, while navigation halts ahead of a harsh winter as storms end sailing season.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Garden
Sloan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
East Rio
Scherer
Johns
Winona
Minn
Wrecks on the Lakes Devastate Season Losses
This season eleven schooners and one propeller are total losses with vessel values near 3.5 million and cargo values likely double. Forty-one sailors have perished in lake wrecks this season, underscoring the severe toll on maritime trade and crews.
Fatal Collision Near Parker Kills Two Trainmen
A Milwaukee Road crash one mile east of Parker at 3:40 am killed engineer David Blackwood and fireman Charles Gust, wrecking two engines and cars. The westbound passenger train due at 3:05 am and the eastbound freight from Mitchell collided after misread orders. Conductor McCarty and Conductor Adams were aboard the doomed trains. Blackwood died instantly. Gust died about six this morning after being trapped. Blackwood and Gust were single. Gust’s Wisconsin relatives are noted.
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Charles Gust
Adams
Lennox
McCarty
Parker
Engineer Blackwood
Gust
Blackwood
Mitchell
Sanborn
Wisconsin
Man jumps from Brooklyn Bridge into East River
New York Nov 29 William Kurse leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge around 1 33 pm. An eyewitness saw him cling to the railing then fall performing two somersaults into the water. He was recovered after about five minutes, frothing at the mouth and exhausted. Taken to Chambers Street Hospital, he stated I wish I was dead and later suffered shock from concussion. Also report from Buffalo about Andrew E Gather and others indicted for grand larceny in the grain theft schemes valued at 10 000 bushels. And Natchez lynching report of three colored incendiaries in Franklin County for burning a cotton gin house and losing their way in woods while being taken to jail.
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New York
William Kurse
Brooklyn Bridge
Dover Street
New York Tower
Ife
Kurse
Chambers Street
Buffalo
Andrew Egather
Grand
Egather
Elmslie
Kennedy
Campbell
Natchez, Miss
Franklin County
Global News Roundup Highlights Conflicts and Crimes
Gen Kaulbars travels to St Petersburg the Kaiser favors peace. Fenian pressure on Rossa stirs Ireland. The late I M Hoxie buried in Des Moines. Divorce case in London shocks society. Blind Tom declared of unsound mind. Cheese and Egg union backs Senator Miller. Cincinnati coopers settle disputes. Whisky triggers deadly family tragedy in Atlanta. Abrahams of Milwaukee fails. liabilities reach 60000. Earthquakes shake Smyrna Thesme and Chios. Reichstag threatened by German military budget rejection. Glass blowers strike near Allegheny and Canada. Outlaws terrorize West Carroll parish Louisiana. Diamond theft $35000 in New York. Barque Sara Anderson lost near Coquimbo. Drumanoon burns at Galveston with 1700 bales cotton. Western Union loses 6000 in Memphis over lost message. Dillon to face Dublin court for inflammatory speeche. F L Carter missing from Ft Collins with debts. Metropolitan schooner wrecked on Lake Michigan. Pope invites Catholic editors to Vatican. Sofia may renominate an American for Bulgaria. Reed charged with forgery. US mail to Russia robbed of 4100 packs worth 200000. Ireland to prosecute leaders. 2000 troops to be sent. Irish proclamation blocks National League meeting at Sligo. Pacific cable scheme advances in Ottawa. Eleven ships head to New Orleans and Galveston amid cholera talk. UK posts cards addressed by label machine undeliverable. Editor Prohl jailed in Berlin for treason. Paris council asks MeJuane to lobby Illinois governor for anarchists. Prodigy Blind Tom earnings noted. Zerbst and Seitz of Glen Rock bail set at 5000 each in embezzlement case.
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Kaulbars
St. Petersburg
Kaiser
Fenian Brotherhood
O’scalawag Rossa
I. M. Hoxie
Des Moines
Colin Campbell
London
Tom
the Cheese, Gutter and Egg Association
Warner Miller
Cincinnati Coopers
Canada
West Carrol Parish
New York
Sara Anderson
Coquimbo
England
Galveston
Western Union
Memphis
John Dillon
Dublin
F. L. Carter
Ft. Collins
Metropolitan
Lake Michigan
Elk Rapids
Vatican
London Standard
Sofia
Bulgaria
Reed
South Boston
United States
Russia
Belgium
Ireland
National League
Sligo
Ottawa
Ontario
Sanford Flemining
Buenos Ayres
New Orleans
Postofice
Prohl
Berlin
Municipal Council of
Paris
MeJuane
Illinois
Wm. Zerbst
Henry Seitz
First National Bank of
Glen Rock
Penn
South Dakota Legislature Meeting Called for December
A Dakota papers report a scheduled meeting of the South Dakota Legislature in Huron on December 1. The call is signed by Governor Medette, Lieutenant Governor Franks, and Speaker of the House.
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Warrenue Navy
South Dakota
Lluton
Dakota
Siguri
Medette
Franks
If Hiv
Milwacker millinery house assigns to Thomas Beecher
The William Swalee and Co. millinery firm, the city’s oldest, made an assignment this afternoon to Thomas Beecher. Assets are estimated at 330000 with liabilities undetermined.
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Milwacker
William Swalee & Co
Thomas Beecher
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WY & Halverson
Oillee and Residence Fos
Mitchell D. Tt
Parmelee
Bank of Dakota
Shell
Nelson Fitch
Lsby Black
B. Brady
Over Store
Mitchell Dakota
C. P. Rowell& CO
IO Spruce Street
Stanchfield Land and Real Estate
U.S
Land Office
Postoffice
Ichell
C.H. Shaw
Www
ABBEY
Fhd
Itchell Dakota
Letun
Leona A, DIX
F.C. Hoffman
Rice
la Crosse
Business College
la Crosse, Wis
Northwest
L. Wallace
Wis
Henry Ahern
Geo. A. Johnston
EVSAY
Jos, S
Grifin
P. O
East Haddam
Conn
Ayer
G. Stoveall
M. D
Carrollton
Miss
M. A. Rust
P. Henderson
Saulsburgh
Edward J. Curtis
Rutland
Ernest Colton
Logansport
Ind
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Masa
Territory OF Dakota
Davison County
Fannie A. Wedehase
Fannie A. Foster
Bartlett Tripp
Mitchell, D. T
Fanna, Wedehala, Dillon & Preston
Gro
Everitt, Register
R.N. Kratzz
Mike
Hi Hat
D. L
Januaryba
Alonzo Stepiens
Aull
Joe M. West
Nels Anderson
Philip Lucius
Mitchel
Geo. B. Everitt
Hegister
Milwi. Rey
Davenport
Iowa
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Greenwood
Elijah Magotlin
Beebe
Kiren
Creep Wood
Chicago
Lost In the Woods
Williner
Aring Powder Co
Lik
Peter
Outer
Dept. of ‘Agriculture
Aropews
and Boot and Shoe Store
Crouse
Ohio
Michigan
W.C. Russ
Randall & Wheelock
Price
Northwestern Depot
Wea
Cook Block
S. D. Cook
J. M. Gaines
J. F. Arnett
Buckeye Hardware Store
Weil Bros
Sracee
Armunition
Gleason, Baily & Co
Gaines & Arnett
Pedicreed
Poland
China
Thaventen
Lum
Henry Rogers
Mitchell, Dakota
Pete
Gil
Thas
Idelay
UL. Hauuerr & Co
Vortiuid
Younges
Alex Mitcnen
Haile Building
A. B. Hager
Hager Brothers
Land Department
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