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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1888
Page
1
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Huron tactics draw reaction in Sioux Falls convention
Report on a Sioux Falls convention debate reveals Huron influence in the push for a state capital location and opposition to the Sioux Falls constitution. Allegations of capital ambitions spark clashes as McClure and Miller clash over Pitt List implications and the need for a full submission. The piece predicts a political bargain before Congress as public sentiment shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Huron
Sions Falls
Steven
Tripp
Conniou
Sioux Falls
McClure
Pierre
Huron’s
Foster
Mitchell
Harden
Poly Oil
Tluron
Elies
Congress
Lfuron
Faulk
Sully
Iluron
Editorial on South Dakota statehood and Sioux Walls stance
A Huronite critique argues for an election to settle the capital issue and confirms support for amending the Platt bill to place all localities on equal footing. Judge Moody’s testimony is cited, noting resubmission of boundaries to the people could delay admission but allow a fresh constitution. Aberdeen News reflects on Sioux Walls and capital politics shaping admission timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jluron
Ituron
South Dakota
Sioux Walls
Miller
Moody
Senate
Sioux Halls
McClure
Aberdeen News
Dakota
Nuron
Improbable Plot to Assassinate President-Elect Leaks Out
Telegraphed from Indianapolis an alleged plan to kill the president-elect was thwarted weeks ago and is only now leaking out. The rumor mill shifts away from cabinet work to fresh sensational speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Impressions of a Democratic Convention by Mack
The Sioux City Journal writer Mack, present at the recent democratic convention in this city, expresses favorable impressions of the gathering. He has long held a soft spot in his heart for Huron despite past tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Sioux City Journal
Huron
Dakota bills set for January 15 review
Mr. Springer fixed January 15 as the date for considering the Dakota bills. A suspension of judgment is urged until that time to assess his sincerity.
Quarantine Sought for Yankton Insane Asylum
A legislative investing committee calls for quarantining the Yankton insane asylum until it can be thoroughly disinfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Insane Asylum
Lessons Review and the Rise and Fall of Israel
A summary of the fourth quarter lessons tracing Israel's history from the conquest of Canaan to the era of the judges. It outlines cycles of peace, prosperity, idolatry, punishment, deliverance, and renewal, then surveys surrounding nations and their fates under Hamitic and Semitic powers, ending with Ruth and Samuel eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Promised Land
Europe
America
Palestine
Syre
Shun
Ham
Joshua
Mesopotamia
Othilliel
Eglon
Moab
Ehud
Jabin
Canaan
Kron
Barak
Deborah
Ditono
Midian
Gideon
Abimelech
Jephtha
Samson
Ruth
Sanuel
Sensations of rope walking from Bloudin’s notes
The article recounts J. L. Bloudin describing rope walking strategies. He says fear is not felt and he keeps time to the band’s music to aid balance. He notes about 280 pounds on the rope including his weight and pole and prefers high treks despite air difficulty in large venues.
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Waller
Sam
Walling
Cour
Vair
J. 1
Bloudin
Lippincott’s
The
Oper
Unidentified Woman Found Murders Near Whitechapel Fiend Pattern
In Poplar London a dead unknown woman was found in a busy street with a cord around her throat and no poison in her stomach. Authorities suspect strangulation by the Whitechapel fiend, aligning her death with the killer's recent pattern nearby. The body was still warm, delaying immediate identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poplar
Whitechapel
One Southern Race War Ends With Drunken Alive Farmer
The Harnwell county race disturbance ends oddly as Robert Morris, once reported murdered, is found alive in the woods very drunk. Morris had bought whisky days earlier and went to the woods to drink. No one was harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Harnwell County
Robert Morris
Morris
Lynching Party In Harrison County Murder Case
Five white men and two African Americans are jailed in Harrison county for the murder of Adam Golden. A negro and three white women are guarded at home for involvement. A masked mob attacked Miss Jennie Maddox and her residence, leading to Golden being killed after a dispute with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harrison County
Adam Golden
Jennie Maddox
Searchers Fail to Find Missing New Orleans Negroes
A Mississippi report says Whitehouse searchers failed to locate any of the Negroes sought near Whitehouse. A Negro woman from the shooting house testified, confirming prior accounts with no new facts learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Picayune
Wahalaka
Miss
Whitehouse
Lightning Swindlers In Western Union Telegraph Office
Irregularities totaling a substantial sum were found at Boston's Western Union Telegraph main office. Three fraud methods included destroying telegram copies and inserting fictitious dispatch numbers on delivery slips. Messengers earned up to 25 dollars weekly. a receiver vouched for returns, shielding the scheme for months. The manager says no prosecutions will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Telegraph Office
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
Vein of Coal Found Near Jackson Depth 130 Feet
Four Milwaukee men leased Des Moines river tracts in Petersburg township to mine coal. Drilling reached 130 feet with a vein 18 inches wide so far. A nearby hole will test extent, then a shaft may begin. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Railway backs the project to study the Des Moines valley.
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Jackson
Jackson, Minn
Milwaukee
Petersburg Township
Des Moines
Bluffs
Iowa
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Railway Company
Parker Dak Residents Welcome Deposed Superintendent
Citizens of Parker South Dakota held a cordial reception in the court room for Dr. Buchanan late superintendent of the Yankton insane asylum who was removed by Cal Gale and two board members. The meeting included speeches and resolutions endorsing Buchanan and crediting him for standing up for the right. A full investigation likely follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Dak
Buchanan
Yankton Insane Asylum
Cal. Gale
Minnesota Prison Inspectors Seek Readoption of Contract Labor
The Minnesota state board of prison inspectors A K Doe John F Norris and Edward Dunn visited Riverside penitentiary in Pittsburg and will report to recommend letting convict labor be contracted. Norris indicated the board may back the system. Also reported was the death of Fred Hanson 22 in a logging camp near Woodville after a falling limb struck him. His home was in Gilman Pierce county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Pittsburg
BaLdwin
Fred Hanson
Woodville Lumber Company
Gilman
Pierce County
Another Asylum Accident Dark
A wall section forty feet long collapsed at the insane asylum causing damage. Twenty brick layers are on strike for their pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Dark
Insane Asylum
Boiler explosion kills workers at Ohio spoke factory
An Ohio boiler blast at a North Vernon spoke factory fatally scalded eight men including Janes Lett. Details are scarce as the accident is reported from Columbus with the town described as twenty miles southeast of the city.
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WaAsasu
Ind
Claysville
Manchester
Joseph Cullars
Cullers
Ohio
CoLtumbus
North Vernon
Here
Janes Lett
Five Prisoners Escape Jail In Port Townsend
Five prisoners confined in Port Townsend Washington overpowered jailer Thoms Hitler gagged him and took his keys and pistols. They opened doors and tied one trusty prisoner and Hitller. The escapees are described as murderers and highwaymen and a posse was organized for pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsen
W. T
Thoms Hitler
Hitller
Yankton Asylum Shakeup Prompts Investigation
Supt Buchanan is removed from the Yankton asylum and Dr James Roane is named successor. Buchanan had ties to trustees Quigley and Wooley and blamed the construction chief for a bricklayer strike. A fight injured Assistant Slayman Keane and Trustee Gale. Legislature likely to investigate with a looming 380,000 appropriation for needed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton, Cak
Buchanan
Yankton Asylum
James Roane
Yankton
Quigley and Wooley
Slayman
Keane
Gale
Murderers Sentenced and Executions Set
Ferdinand Car olin the carpenter who killed Bridget McQuade is sentenced to be hanged on February 13 1880 and Henry Carlton who murdered Officer Brennan is to be hanged the same day. A dynamite bomb exploded at the Litchfield Car and Machine foundry injuring two workers. Bald Knobbers William Walker and John Matthews receive respites to February 15 from hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bec
Ferdinand Carolin
Bridget McQnade
Henry Carlton
Brennan
Litchrieip, Wis
Litchfield Car and Machine Company
Jefferson City
William Walker
John Matthews
Hubbard
Miners Vote to Join New National Union
Large turnout at meetings across regions as 660 coke miners and others in Heela and Usherdale push to enter the National Progressive Union of Miners and Steam Laborers. The movement, led by Prorspena, Dee, signals a shift toward unified labor representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Union
Prorspena
Dee
Roushout
Mow
Sant One
Usherdale
Heela
National Progressive Union of Miners
Stine
Rail Train Derails Near Belleville Killing Fireman
A Belleville and Carondelet passenger train jumped the track near Belleville Illinois. Fireman Thomas Ash was fatally injured and brakeman George Sax suffered a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Belleville
Carondelet
Thomas Ash
George Sax
Brewer August Fischer on trial for stamp fraud in Desphines Street
In Cincaco Judge Blodgett's court August Fischer a brewer at 22 Desphines street faces charges of violating internal revenue stamps. Prosecutors allege he moved beer to a bottling room removed stamps and reused stamps multiple times with some stamps used up to forty times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincaco
Fischer
Desphines Street
Patrolman Shot During Break-in at Feed Store
Springfield Massachusetts December 22 Patrol man Thos P Coote was shot twice and severely wounded by burglars whom he discovered attempting to break into Wilder Puffer feed store in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Thos. P. Coote
Wilder & Puffer
Six Men Killed by Locomotives in Wheeling Area
In Wheeling West Virginia on December 22 a report lists six men killed by locomotives within five days. Names include David Foster William Kohlb John Kats Michael N King William Showalter and Edward Wilson. all but one were struck while on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Yost
Wheeling
W. Va
David Foster
William Kohlb
John Kats
Michael N. King
Willian Showalter
Edward Wilson
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