President Grover Cleveland submits annual congressional report
President Grover Cleveland presents to Congress a comprehensive annual message outlining domestic and foreign policy, urging careful congressional consideration of his financial recommendations. He defends prior actions on foreign relations and details issues from China to Cuba, the Behring Sea, Alaskan boundary surveys, and the United States monetary system, calling for prompt, wise action to secure national welfare.
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Enale
House of Representass
Congress of the United States
Regigiouvermaneh
Congress
China
Japan
Lfe
United States
Tien Tsin
Eitigensy
Janan
Ted
Jahes
Iam
Great Britain
Behring Sea
Ehring Sea
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Tam
Senate
Maritime Conference of
Washington
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Secretary of the Treasury
She Gold Reserve
John Miller Freed in Madison Robbery Case After Release
South Dakota report details John Miller being discharged from custody after a motion by Assistant U.S. Attorney VanBuskirk. Miller, held in Sioux Falls, faced charges tied to the Madison October robbery. Witness confusion arises with Gambs and Morrison from Sioux City. Also noted: a German emigrant Carl Reinke awaiting passport matters, and a $3,000 Elk Point fire damaging Welsh’s grocery and surrounding properties.
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Henry Morrison
Sioux City
Maison
Miller
Lake Madison
Messrs
Cambs
Morrison
Gambs
Elk Point
James Welsh
Frank Gilmore
Michael Troffman
John Bros
Notion
Curry Bros
Simmons & ‘Troskey
Leader
A. O. Ringsrud
New Corporations Form In South Dakota
Articles of incorporation filed at Pierre announce Holy Terror Mining Company with 300000 capital and Milwaukee Mining and Milling Company with 100000, both headquartered in Milwaukee Wisconsin and Keystone Pennsylvania. A new Ashton creamery company forms with 25000 capital, president A Stanley Hall, secretary C B Bellinghard. Raid a Saloon at Baltic: injunction halts Gilman Oleson saloon after Baltic affidavits. deputy shuts place, four matches and root beer found. McCullen Mill Burns: fire west of Miller destroys mill near St Lawrence, loss about 12000 with no insurance. Spencer’s New Town Hall dedicated with programs and addresses. Postal Depository Changed: state post depository moves to Sioux Falls from Yankton after January 1, Sioux Falls to receive funds from 400 fourth class offices. Debts Troubled Him: David Mayne, farmer near Flandreau, hangs self at 65. debt pressures suspected. Call for Railroad Convention: Governor Sheldon urges state citizens to Minneapolis December 11 to plan Minneapolis Black Hills railroad link.
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Pascamaguody
Mount St. Elias
Great Britain
Mount el
United States
Toast and Geodetic Survey
Valley of the
Yukons
Wilds of
Alaska
Yukon
Great Lakes
Cho Leto
Mawaii
Hawaii
Thurston
Japan
Cuba
Germany
Turkey
Armenia
Pierre
Holy Terror Mining Company
Milwaukee Mining and Milling Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Keystone
LS. D
John S. George
Charles M. Kipp
J. Fayce
Ashton
A.stanley Hall
C. B. Bellinghard
Baltic
Jones
Gilman & Oleson
Sluston
Sioux Falls
Pearl on Marlon's Island shot during scuffle over revolver
An inmate nicknamed Pearl on Marlon's Island near Pierre was shot in the torso in a fight over a revolver. Her recovery is doubtful. Pine Ridge gains a new US agent Capt Clapp has replaced Capt Penny, and the likely new bishop of Sioux Falls is Rev Father O Gorman.
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St. Paul
Washington, D. C
Ireland
Sioux Walls
Thomas
Thomas O'Gorman
Marty
St. Cloud
Minn
Father Mensing
Webster
Sioux Falls
Marlon
Pierre
Pine Ridge
Clapp
United States Army
Pine Ridge Agency
Penny
Father O'Gorman
Brandt Returns to Keeley Cure Triggers Delirious Attack
A former Sioux Falls meat dealer, Brandt, recently sober, resumed the Keeley cure for alcoholism. The treatment coincided with a violent mental breakdown, leaving him violently delirious and under constant watch to prevent self harm.
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BE. Brandt
Sioux Falls
Brandt
Sam
Moral Reform Convention Urges Christian Citizenship Sunday
Secretary Huntley calls for a Mitchell meeting of the conference of committees on December 10. The group from South Dakota religious and moral reform bodies, led by W. H. Thrall, backs designating February 2, 1896 as Christian Citizenship Sunday to foster law regard among pastors, officials, and citizens, with nonpartisan aims.
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Huntley
Conference of Committees
Mitchell
Huron
South Dakota
W. H W. Thrall
Crawford to Appoint Special Prosector for Prohibition Violations
Attorney General Crawford informs Sioux Falls residents he will appoint a special prosecutor to handle proven cases of failure by the state attorney to act in enforcing prohibition laws. The move signals possible action against violators and underscores state-level accountability.
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Crawford
Sioux Walls
Oberon Sentenced to Five Years for Manslaughter
The Oberon murder case jury in Noward deliberated sixty hours before convicting Oberon of manslaughter. The court then sentenced him to five years at hard labor.
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Oberon
Noward
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