Is a new vote on capital location worth a public wrangle
The Luronite questions the push for a fresh ballot on capital site and argues the matter would trigger a costly, heated clash among Huron and its rivals Dan Madison Mitchell Sioux Falls Watertown Redfield Chamberlain Pierre, just before admission. It likens the dispute to broader constitutional revotes and political maneuvers as a statewide issue.
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Luronite
Huron
Dan Madison
Mitchell
Siou& Pills
Watertown
Redfield
Chamberlain
Pierre
Gifford
Dakota
South Dakota Admission Preferences by County Responses
The Deadwood Pioneer canvassed South Dakota rep and citizen views on statehood options. It summarizes counts: 335 favor single state, 37 favor two states, 295 no preference, 203 favor enabling act with new constitution, 109 favor retaining old officers, 66 favor new election, 231 no preference.
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Deadwood
South Dakota
Dakota statehood debate and weather notes mix in interview
An interview quotes Mr. Springer on admitting Dakota as two states with equal senators, arguing division could occur if Dakota votes for it. The piece cites Illinos population questions, telegraphic items from Eye Sioux City Journal, and notes on terminology like blizzard. It mentions political shifts and a final reference to Virginia's governance.
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Dakota
Springer
Illinois
Mr. Springer
Eye
Sioux City Journal
Northwest
Hopecriff
Pugilist in Cleveland and Ireland’s Battles Highlight New Year
City editor reflects on May New Year wishes and a violent incident in Cleveland involving Charlie Mitchell, an English fighter, after a patron supposedly pressed him to defend himself. The piece contrasts Parnell’s Irish fights with funds from America and his mother’s poverty in New Jersey, while praising Sioux City Journal for its 28 page edition detailing regional growth and prosperity.
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Charles Stewart Parnell
All Ireland
America
New Jersey
Sioux City
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Sanborn Rival Editors Clash in Public Feud
In a heated exchange between Col Price and editor Mayhew, harsh personal jibes appear in print. The criticized remarks include slander and ridicule aimed at Captain Jincks and local reaction anticipates fallout. The dispute is presented as a troubling turn in local affairs and calls for an end to the acrimony.
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Sanborn
Col.Price
Mayhew
Railroads To Bring Settlers To Dakota In 1889
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad will send a few reliable men from each county along its Dakota lines back to their former homes and return at no cost. The move answers what rails are doing to lure settlers to this fertile land. It signals strong faith in the region’s bright future and predicts a renewal of the 1881 23 immigration wave, with arriving settlers more equipped for development though not surpassing pioneers in grit.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Dakota
South Dakota
Mitchell Replies To Yankton Press On Statehood Record
Mitchell asserts the Yankton Press misstates her stance on statehood, claiming she supported the movement and participated in related conventions and governance. She says the paper omits her contributions and argues both sides have fallen short of the ideal standard, urging a fair accounting of her record.
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Sioux Falls
Yankton
Mitchell
Davison County
Friends of Statehood
Beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ the Servant
The lesson expounds Jesus as the unearthly life among men and the eternal Son of God. It cites prophecy, John the Baptist as herald, and the call to repentance, faith, and baptism in preparation for the coming Savior who fulfills the prophets and brings forgiveness.
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Hoffman
Philadelphia
Jesus Christ
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Man
Adam
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Lili
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Zech
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Christ
Messiah
Israel
Malachi iii
John the Baptist
Gabriel
Jerusalem
Zion
Ps. cii
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Judea
Elijah
John i
Gatthel
Paul
Jordan
Heaven
Arrested the Town in White Cap raid at Walbach Neb
Deputy Sheriff Paxton returned from Walbach Neb with the entire male population in custody except one over a White Cap regulation affair. The arrest followed claims of abuse by F M Cutler after his wife died. a 13 year old girl was assaulted and a court fight ensued leading to a village roundup. A Columbus church row ends with a preacher choking a deacon during a meeting. Rev F J Bell leaped on Elder Flinn and choked him until face blackened before officials separated them.
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Nebraska
Greeley Center
Neb
Paxton
Walbach
F. M. Cutler
Columbus
Ohio
The
Christian Church
F. J. Bell
Flinn
Rev. Bell
Judge Davenport Knocks Out East Side Progress Editor
A Kansas City Tribune report says Judge J J Davenport fought editor R J Profitt in the East Side Progress printing office. The clash followed alleged insults in the paper and ended with the judge knocking out the editor.
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Kansas City
Curiaco
Tribune
East Side
Bald Knobbers Break Jail at Ozark Release Matthews Brothers
In Springfield Missouri on December 381 Bald knobbers freed John and Wiley Matthews from Ozark jail where they awaited execution. Dave and William Walker, also under death sentence, remained in the cell and did not exit.
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Matthews Brothers
Springfield
Bald Knobbers
Ozark
John and
Wiley Matthews
Dave
William Walker
Change in the Programme War in the South Colored factions clash
Warrants issued for Hud son Williams a colored rival faction leader and several followers over outrages on Sam Green colored property and murder attempts. Both sides are loaded and feared. White Cap notices threaten Monroeville residents. Benton Ohio Order No 89 signs warn to reform or face regulators. Pet Overton hanged in Bastrop for murder. he confessed and spoke to the deputy before execution. Life ended at 8 12.
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South
Memphis
Tenn
Hudson Williams
Sam Green
Able
Fort Wayne
Ind
Monroeville
Here
Benton, Ohio
Bastror
Pet” Overton
Frank Hearsey
Hopkins Hope Deferred In Ohio Pardon Delay
Ben Hopkins remains in prison as pardon papers have not arrived. He is dejected by the delay and suffers a relapse, leaving him unfit for removal from the destination prison at this time.
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Hopkins
Comvusers
Ohio
Ben Hopkins
Bigger Man Than Fairchild Seizes Cathedral Glass
Dubuque surveyor McLaughlin detains stained glass windows for the Catholic cathedral on arrival, claiming the treasury cannot exempt them from duty. He vows to hold the secretary of the treasury accountable if ignored. Bishop’s attorney and Father Burke argue for exemption as religious art. duty cited around $3,000.
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Dubuque
Chicago
Tribune
Iowa
McLaughlin
Port of
Treasury Department
Court of Original Jurisdiction
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court of the Uni
Burke
Transshipment of Fish at Halifax Backed by Customs
New York December 31 The Herald's Ottawa dispatch reports the minister of customs denying precedent in the Batson case where a harbor transshipment occurred without authority. The collector apologized for the action. The minister also declines the consul general's request regarding the Dillaway and says Canada will restrict transshipment to licensed vessels under the modus vivendi.
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Halifax
New York
The
Herald
Ottawa Dispatch
Minister of Customs
Phelan
Dillaway
Batson
Collector of Customs
Millions for soldiers pensioners in the United States
Private Dalzell reports a New Year gift rumor claiming up to 14 million dollars awaits 400 000 veterans in the U S treasury by simple applications in Washington The plan outlines five cents per mile home 25 cents daily for duty April to October 28 cents daily on prison or furlough Also mentions contested congressional seats and a portrait for the House Gallery plus various Dec 31 decision notes from Washington and Cleveland.
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Pittsburg
Dalzell
Caldwell
Ohio
United States Treasury
Washington
Important Change in Russian Policy
St. Petersburg dated December 31 reports in diplomatic circles and official circles that Russia is nearing a significant policy shift. The change follows the czar's favorable impression from his recent Caucasus journey and royal rejoicings after the railway train disaster at Borli.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Caucasus
Borli
London News Roundup of December Developments
London reports cheer in John Bricht's recovery as conditions improve while Hampshire earthquakes cause minor disruption. The Past and Standard argues for an attack on Handoub. Rumors say the czar may reconcile with Henry of Battenberg and Russia could back a return to the Bulgarian throne. Vatican consistory slated for January 28 with three new cardinals named.
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London
Handaub
Earecnmeny
Vilnna
Henry of Battenberg
Bulgaria
Russia
the Chronicle
Rome
Vatican
Macchi
Annibale
Catania
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Cincinnati
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Italy
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Bruno Y von Schnckmann
Bermen Empire
Chicazo
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Boston Commercial Bulletin
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Vowder Co
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Qdax
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Bea
Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
Ohn Bricht
John Bricht
Hampshire
Singer
True & CO
Box 740
Augusta
Maing
Ayer
Henry Bacon
Xenia
J. P. Carzanett
Perry
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
R. D. Prescott
Davison Co
Court House
Mitchell Dental Parlors
Alex. Mitchell
Champeny Block
Dix
GEO. P. DIX & Daughter
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J. E. Gilbert
A.M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
Montgomery Ward &Co
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W. CG. Morris
Fifth Ave
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