South Dakota Held Up as Sound Western Investment Site
L Q Hardesty, attorney for Hardesty Pelham Investment Co., on a Mitchell visit praises South Dakota’s growing eastern investment appeal. He cites crop strength, anti third party stance, and favorable political climate as drawing eastern loan funds, while urging state printing reforms to spread work among all publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Q. Hardesty, Esq
Hardesty-Pelham Investment Co
Mitchell
Boston
Cheri- Publican
South Dakota
Towa
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Great West
Hardesty
Reform on Ticket Refunds Sparks Legal and Equity Debate
The Milwaukee Company official comments on J H Scriven’s critique of refund rules. The piece argues ordinary passes should be usable anytime and that courts in eastern states have allowed two point tickets to be valid in either direction. Legislative action is urged to balance interests. The editorial notes press recognition in state government and suggests newspaper men for capital roles, while hinting Col Lyon’s possible immigration commissioner bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. H. Ruth
Yankton Press
South Dakota
Pierre
Heafford
Milwaukee Company Abont
J. H. Scriven
Brethren of the Press
Mitchell Republican
A. Burdick
Senate
Hopkins
Henry Independent
Breed
Brookings Sentinel
Lyon
Geddes
Watertown News
North Dakota Bosses Plan Senator Election at Merchants Hotel
The piece notes North Dakota politicians continue caucusing in St. Paul at the Merchants Hotel where top leaders arrange the next U S Senate election. It hints at a long history of deals tied to that site and era, imagining the stories those walls could tell.
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North Dakota
St. Paul
United States
Merchants Hotel
President Harrison Rewards with Consulates and Post Offices
The president distributes favorable postings to consulates and post offices, aiming to ease the burden for his successor by gifting offices and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
H. S. Volkmar Changes Party and Postmaster Role
The Letcher Blade notes H. S. Volkmar of Milbank Independent Review has become a Democrat and candidate for postmaster, noting he was formerly the Republican postmaster of Milbank. The record on when he served as Republican postmaster is unclear, but the speaker argues a name change should not bar political shifts.
Wheelock and the Ruralist debate the Republican fate
In the Ruralist exchange, Wheelock argues the Republican party is not dead, while Ralph persists in denial. Loucks fled the scene and took a hit on the rebound, leaving skepticism open to conviction in a sharp, humorous bid for political clarity.
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Redfield
Wheelock
Mutchell Republican
Ralph
Loucks
Publisher Ed Bates Sells Bloomington Courier to Shaw
Ed L. Bates sells the Bloomington Courier to D. C. Shaw and plans to move to Pentwater Michigan to resume newspaper work. It is unclear if he also leaves his post office duties with the sale.
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Ed. L. Bates
Bloomington
D. C. Shaw
Pentwat
Michigan
Dakotan editor praises Republican excerpts in holiday issue
Conklin of the Dakotan compliments the Republican in its holiday issue by printing six editorial extracts. He credits one bright scintillation to another paper and credits us with a gem from the Huronite, which does not detract from our appreciation of the attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin
The
Dakotan
Ohio Congressman M D Harter as Treasury Secretary pick
Ohio Republican Congressman M D Harter, viewed as a staunch free trader and gold bug, is mentioned as a potential nominee for Secretary of the Treasury. The appointment would suit some factions but upset free silver supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Harter
Ohio
Legislators to Cut Mileage to Five Cents
Chicago citizens awaken to rights as proposed mileage reduction saves the state about 1000 every two years. A saloon keeper shot two burglars at his till early one morning, killing one. Let the good work continue for World’s Fair visitors.
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Chicago
Duel Fought Over Fan Insult Ends Without Harm
Two French statesmen staged a duel after an insult about a fan. Three shots were fired by each side but seconds hid behind a tree and with no spectators present no one was harmed.
Plutocratic Editors Promote Vacation Recap as Serial
The passage criticizes wealthy editors for sending reports of their pleasure trips as a serialized recount, noting it rubs the public with their privilege while the rest struggle.
Body guard to travel with Mr. Cleveland in New York
The text notes Mr. Cleveland is accompanied by a body guard during his movements in New York City and that, when he goes to Washington next spring, the guard will require reinforcements.
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Mr. Cleveland
New York City
Washington
Morrison to Lecture at Stanford After Term Ends
Plans for Morrison after his term expire are firming up with the latest stating he will deliver law lectures at Leland Stanford University in California. Morrison is set to begin the lectures following his term.
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Morrison
Leland Stanford University of California
Pittsburg Merchants Supply Homestead Children With Gifts
The merchants of Pittsburg at the suggestion of the Dispatch supplied 1,500 destitute children of Homestead with Christmas gifts.
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Pittsburg
Senator Carlisle May Join Cleveland Cabinet
The text notes that if Senator John G. Carlisle enters President Cleveland's cabinet, he would provide the country with the services of one of the ablest Democrats in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Carlisle
Cleveland
Government to test Vesuvius with eighty four shots
Washington charted an exhaustive dynamite cruiser trial for the Vesuvius to determine its combat efficacy. The program includes sixty six blanks and eighteen explosive shots using emmensite and gun cotton, including six 500 pound charges on a moving target.
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Washingron
Navy Department
Vesuvius
Naval Ordnance Bureau
William Sellers
Philadelphia
St. Jonn
N. B
Peters
C. H. Walton
Dr. Randall
Dorchester
Lincoln to sail for London to complete term
Minister Robert T. Lincoln arrived in New York and said he will sail to London Wednesday to finish his term of service. He plans to travel with his wife and younger daughter, staying in the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New York
Robert T. Lincoln
London
Rev Dr Edward McGlynn Celebrates Mass at St Johns College
The Rev Dr Edward McGlynn, newly reinstated as a priest by Mgr Saatelli, celebrated private mass in the chapel of St Johns College on Sunday in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGlynn
Manx
Brooklyn
Edward McGlynn
Mgr. Saatelli
of St. Johns College
Sanday
Mortgage Sale Notice in Mitchell South Dakota 1893
EFAULT has defaulted on a 1889 mortgage to Northwestern Mortgage Trust Company on Lots 3 and 4 in Win Eps addition Mitchell. Foreclosure will occur by public auction January 28 1893 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door. C H Vinton secretary, Coolidge attorney for mortgagee.
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Fourth Judicial Circuit Court
Tange Alxty
St. P. M
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Sperry Dwight
Davison
H. C. PrEs
Efault
Territory of Dakota
State of
Sarah E. McDonald
Martin M. McDonald
Northwestern Mortgage Trust Company
Win
S. D
C. H. Vinton
Coolidge
Hereas
Peter Young
Dakota
Samuel H. Graves
Cook County
Illinois
A. D
Office of the Register
Safd
Samuel HH. Graves
Sioux Falls
Samuel H. Graves Sperry Owient
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