Reforms urged for state education and politics in 1862
The Mitchell Capital notes Gov. Sheldon faces a push to reorganize the South Dakota educational system amid Brookings College cuts. It also reports on a Sioux Falls hotel robbery, presidential cabinet changes, pork packing trends, and local views on tariffs, coal luck, and the Corn Belt Exposition’s impact.
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Sheldon
Brookings College
Hon. C. . Sheldon
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
South Dakota
Anaes
Mitchell
Woonsocket News
Corn Belt
Sanborn
Harmony on Tap Dakota Independent Vote Split
The Independent party in South Dakota lost votes due to leadership by Loucks and Wardall and a controversial prohibition plank. Critics say fusion talk and weak state leadership doomed the ticket, with claims of party insiders considering reorganization with Democrats and poor candidate messaging.
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Dakota Farmer
South Dakota
Loucks
Fidelity Insurance Wardall
Prohibition
Onida Journal
Everts
Bro. Bushnell
Mr. Wardall
Independent Party
Republican Party
State Committee
Redfield
Independent
Democrats
Canden
DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Cor
Third St
Second Ave
South
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Lake Front Case Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled for the City of Chicago in the lake front dispute with the Illinois Central Railroad, upholding the lower court’s decision. The ten year litigation ends with a decision in favor of Illinois, affirming the circuit court ruling.
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Lake Front
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Justice Field
Illinois Central Railroad Company
State of
Illinois
Circuit Court of the United States
Northern District of Illinois
Indiana Express Agent Arrested for Diamond Theft
H H Hostetter, an express company agent from Huntinburg Indiana, was captured in a pawn shop while attempting to unload 2500 dollars worth of diamonds. He confessed to stealing the gems and to short balances in his accounts with gambling cited as the cause of his downfall. Satolli empowered to hear and decide religious disputes in the United States without appeal.
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Indiana Express
Louisvituz
H. H. Hostetter
United States Express Company
Huntinburg
Ind
Satolli
New York
Baltimore
Mgr. Satolli
Holy See
United States
Mer. Satolli
Patrick Corrigan
Wigger
Reporter killed in freak train accident in Hamilton
Henry G Trickey Boston reporter once indicted for contempt in the Borden case died when he slipped while trying to board a train in Hamilton Ontario. He had registered as Henry Messeer to evade indictment and was crushed after the fall.
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Hamilton
Donoghue Heads for Minneapolis Matches
New Bedford N Y skater Joseph F Donoghue fresh champion amateur heads to Minneapolis to arrange preliminaries for a winter match with Norwegian A Norseng and to trigger a potential bout with Hagen another Norse expert.
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Inneapols
Chicago
Joseph F. Donoghue
New Bedford
N. Y
Minneapolis
A. Norseng
Hagen
Gibson Barely Alive After Illness in Hart Springs
Hart Springs Arkansas December 6 Senator Gibson remains barely alive and doctors foresee no chance of survival through the day.
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Gibson
Hart Springs
Ark
Senator Gibson
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Cook City
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