A New Year Review From The Mitchell Republican
The Mitchell Republican previews a year end review of Mitchell, Mt. Vernon, and Davison County for 1892 to be printed in an extra edition next week. Readers are invited to place orders at the office.
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THE
Republican
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Davison County
Little Martenax
Washington
Little Martena Harrison
White House
Sumer
Rentar
Gas theft by citizens shocks Toledo trustees
A Toledo Ohio report states many citizens and several large factories secretly connected burners to the city gas line. Two thieves are on the municipal reform committee and a city official. Trustees may press private settlements or sue for exposure as investigations proceed.
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Toleo
Municipal Reform Committee
Deaths from Diphtheria Ring St. Sueur Area
In St. Sueur Minnesota on December 28 diphtheria has claimed three daughters and one son in Mrs Lena Meyers family within two weeks. Five more children are ill and several additional cases are reported nearby.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Standard
Kieff
Bessarabia
Khartoff
Khoursk
Azzin
Orel
Tula
Voronesh
Sebastopol
St. Sueur
Minn
Lena Meyer
Etwoop
Ind
Secret Meetings Aimed at Legion Plans In Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports that two aims drive the People’s party conference secret sessions. The Industrial Legion constitution will be amended and an Indiana branch of the Legion will be formed.
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Indianapolis
People’s Party
The
Industrial Legion
Memphis
Indiana
Legion
A Big Monopoly Fight Shakes Minnesota Lumber Trade
Ramsey county court keeps injunction against the Northwestern Lumbermen's association as claims of trade restraint and price fixing are examined. Judge Cornish warns that monopolistic control would bar producers and consumers and harm state commerce.
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St. Paul
Ramsey County
Cornish
Bohn Manufacturing Company
W. G. Hollis
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Northwestern Lumber Association
Minnesota Teachers Gather for Annual Education Meeting
Morning trains brought teachers from every city and county to St Paul for the annual Minnesota Educational Association meeting on December 28. Delegates came to discuss state education issues and share updates from districts across Minnesota.
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Niveau
Paul
St. Paul
Minnesota Educational Association
Rebellion in Argentine and Commercial Travelers Meet
Buenos Ayres reports ten thousand troops mobilized to quell the rebellion in Corrientes province. In St. Louis the Western Commercial Travelers association held its fifteenth annual convention at the Lindell, electing officers and reporting a treasury balance of 87 thousand 750 dollars with 2,220 members. Pasteur received a gold medal at the Sorbonne on his 70th birthday in Paris, with President Cirnot and cabinet members in attendance.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Corrientes
St. Louis
Western Commercial Travelers Association
Lindell
T. H. Tatum
Pasteur
Paris
Academy of Sciences
Sorbonne
Cirnot
Milwaukee tannery fire kills two firefighters
A brutal blaze at the Becker Leather and Conrad Bros tanneries in Milwaukee destroys both plants, with one firefighter dead and two others badly hurt, while a missing firefighter and a second body are later reported among the debris. The Becker loss reaches $225000 insured at $175000.
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Milwaukee
William Becker Leather Company
Conrad Bros
Sherman Street
Thomas Sullivan
Pipeman
Thomas Maloney
Lineman Company No
John Geogh
William Becker Company
Gustav Trostel
Trostel
Becker Leather
Becker
Julius Huebner
George Eichman
Conrad
Sullivan
Becker Company
Corner Stone Laid for Cathedral of St John the Divine
In New York on December 28 the corner stone of the Cathedral of St John the Divine was laid at 3 p.m. by Reverend Henry C. Potter and D C T of the New York Episcopal diocese. The site is East One Hundred tenth Street near Amsterdam Avenue and the projected cost is between five and ten million dollars.
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New York
St. John the Divine
Henry. C. Potter
D.D
D. C.T
Railroad Crossing War Near NevapdaMo
A lively rail road crossing war is in progress twelve miles west of Nevapda Missouri where the Kansas City Nevada and Fort Smith line seeks to cross the Missouri Kansas and Texas. The dispute threatens to end seriously as both sides contest the crossing location.
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Elkins
Washington
J. G. Bourke
Third Cavalry
Texas
Schofield
War Department
Nevapda
Here
Kansas City, Nevada and
Fort Smith
Missouri
Kansas
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