Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Moves Office
Stockholders meet at Chamberlain on December 20 1886 to decide transferring the principal office from Chamberlain Brule County to Mitchell Davison County. The resolution passes unanimously and the move is completed December 28 1886, making Mitchell the permanent location. Proceedings led by presidents Suuspy and Kellam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Mitchell, Dak
George Sandon
Davison County
Thomas B. Griffin
Dakota
T. F. Singiser
Heceiver
Second Judicial District
C. Aultman & Co
Plaints
George E. Letcher
Matilda
Letcher
Willard Letcher
Letcher & Co
Territory of Dakota
Mitchell, Oak
Mitchell
Dak
A. J. Edgerton
Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Chamberlain, D. T
Chamberlain
Brule County
D. T
Gas explosion devastates Andrews block in Youngstown
Early morning blast at 3 o'clock in Youngstown destroys the brick Andrews block and four other buildings. Watchman Semple escaped in fumes. another watchman is missing. Fire causes over 100000 in damage with 5000 insured. In Boston, Nowlin admits the Codman murder and describes dismemberment and disposal of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Andrews
Semple
the Knights of Pythias
First Baptist Church
Three crew rescued after Harvey Mills foundered at sea
A San Pedro dispatch reports three Harvey Mills crewmen arrived in San Francisco from Seattle. The vessel left December 2 with coal for San Francisco, struck a gale 60 miles southwest of Cape Flattery and foundered. Survivors include first mate Cushman and sailors Volgeur and Brown.
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San Francisco
San Pedro
Harvey Mills
Seattle
Crawford
Cape Flattery
Cushman
Alexander Volgeur
Jacob Brown
Sewell Likely Senate Military Affairs Chairman
Washington notes say Senator Sewell may be named chairman of the senate committee on military affairs after General Logan's death. The senate passed the bill to pension Mrs. Logan. The president sent nominations for Manning to Mexico, Dunsmore to Corea, Bashaw for eastern Missouri, and Muldrow disbarred Wallace from interior practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sewell
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Logan
Senate
Thomas C. Manning
Louisana
Mexico
Hugh A. Dunsmore
Arkansas
Corea
Thomas Q. Bashaw
Missouri
Clock Firm Stops Yet Assets Equal Liabilities
News notes several business assignments across cities. John Wilson's Sons clocks assigns with assets about 78 000 and liabilities about the same. R Rothschild & Co furniture firm assigns with assets around 50 000 and liabilities about half that. J Greensfelder & Co druggists assigns with stock over 100 000. liabilities not known yet. failure due to price reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Cincinnati
R. Rothschild & Co
Chicago
Kansas City
West
San Francisco
J. Greensfelder & Co
Northwestern millers form first Nebraska association
At Omana Nebraska fourteen towns attended the first statewide millers meeting to standardize wheat prices and cash basis sale terms for flour and mill products. A new constitution was adopted and Lincoln will host officers elections February 9.
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Omana
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
Mamie Jones Found in Indiana After Mysterious Disappearance
Mamie Jones, a Chicago girl missing from her home for about two weeks, was traced to Lafayette Indiana by Pinkerton detective R W Little and others. She was found dancing at Moore's Hall Chauncery and accompanied detectives back to Chicago this afternoon. Jones offered no reason beyond dissatisfaction and curiosity about the world. In New York coal heavers strike could trigger a coal famine if extended another week with dealers reporting low stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Mamie Jones
Chicago
Pinkerton
R. W. Little
Hill
Moore
Chauncery
Miss Jones
New York
New Jersey
Northern Pacific shops burn. loss estimated high
Farago, January 12 reports a fire at the Northern Pacific boiler and blacksmith shops this morning consuming three locomotives and several valuable machines. The total loss is placed between $150,000 and $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farago
Northern Pacific
John Roach Dies After Cancer Battle in New York
John Roach the renowned ship builder died at 8 this morning in New York after a cancerous growth invaded the neck region near the jaw. He suffered intense pain on Saturday and Sunday and remained largely unconscious with his son Garrett at his side throughout, as nurses and physicians tended him and only close family friends were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Roach
Roach
Garrett
Ironman Crawford Inherits From Austrian Cousin
DouLurn dated January 13 reports iron manufacturer Alex Crawford, longtime resident of this city, receives word that his cousin James Thompson of Pallerat Austria left over 1 000 000 pounds to him and his four brothers. Each heir gains nearly 900 000 dollars. Crawford had not seen the cousin in four decades.
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DouLurn
Alex Crawford
James Thompson
Pallerat
Austria
Crawford
Illinois legislature makes no notable action yesterday
Telegrams report no business of importance in the Illinois legislature yesterday.
Jealous Lover Hanged in Belleview Jail Yard
SHREVEPORT Louisiana January 9 Jim Jones colored was hanged for the murder of Emma Edwards his paramour whom he shot in a jealous rage in November 1884 Jones remained calm on the gallows and admitted the shooting death came from strangulation not a broken neck. Montreal January 13 a morning paper reports Grand Trunk railroad will connect with Duluth with an independent line to be built from Sault Ste Marie by New York capitalists to extend the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Jim Jones
Belleview
Emma Edwards
Jones
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railroad
Duluth
New York
Sault Ste. Marie
Grand Trunk
Webster elected speaker as Raleigh House convenes
Raleigh officials report the January 9 session opened with 118 members present. John R. Webster, backed by the independent Democrats, won the speakership. The Senate organization is Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
House of Representatives
John R. Webster
Independent Democrats
The
Senate
Amicable Settlement Reached Over Wages at Braddock
Edgar Thorson a steel worker for Comeree Bros and Co at Braddock Pennsylvania will resume operations tomorrow. The new wage scale is not yet released but is said to include an advance of over 20 percent over last year's wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Thorson
Comeree Bros. & Co
Braddock
Penn
Nowling Committed Without Bail in Codman Murder Case
James Edward Nowling, charged with the murder of George Codman, was arraigned in Somerville court and pleaded guilty. He was committed without bail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Edward Nowling
George
Codman
Someville
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Fred Cc. Hoffman
Tinal Proofs 4
Joans
Mitchell, Ll, Dak
C.V. Parmelee
Omeopathic
Subhgeon
Bank of Dakota
Joflee
MITC
GEO. P. DIX & Daughter
Eorge Stinson &Co
Port‘land, Me
H. Hadlrr & Co
Portland
Maine
America
Fortunnes
H. Hallett & Co
Grand Outfit Free
True & Co
Augusta
Bartholdi
Liberty
Brooklyn Bridge
Joe’s Island
Battery
New York Harbor
M. Bartholdi
Vrice
Henry C. Applegate
Meridan
Dao
Springfield
George A. Johnston
Ruben F. Alterton
Jonathan M. Adams
Stewart F. Goodykountz
Mitchell, Dakota
George B. Everitt
Register
Mitchell, D. T
Henry Holshire
Sanborn County
Thomas Dein
Edwin Dean
Willard C. Sholes
B. Eventrr
R. N. Kratz
Ayer
Haines
Lindale
W. F. Fowler
M. D
Greenville
Tenn
Mary C. Amesbury
Rockport
Sausan L. Cook
Albany St
Baster Highlands
Mass
Peirce
South
Bradford
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mans
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Mitchell National Bank
Davison
United States
Valentine P. Snyder
County of
Unitedates
P V.P. Snyder
Geo. P. Rowell& Cq
Spruce Street
TEA & Coffeeco
Livi
Board of County Commissioners
Davison County Oak
Ame
A. Phatner
County Commissioners
Standard ‘Silverware CO
D. C. Stanchfield
Postoffice
Alex. Mitchell House
H. Shaw
News BY Wire
Young
Rman
Youngstown, Ohio
James E. Nowlin
Nowlin
Young Codman
Lexington
Somerville
Waltham
Swwamokin
Henry Clay
Reading Company
Minneapolis
Ninth Avenue
Ninth Street
Manitoba
Eighth and
Harrison Streets
Washington Notes
Senator Logan
Muldrow
Joseph M. Wallace
Rapid City
Oak
Interior Department
Northwestern News
Aberdeen
Nebraska Millers
Sioux City
Iowa
D. W. Wood
Paddock
Chapman & Co
LeMars
Plymouth County
Wood
Bell
New York’s Coal Supply
Fargo
Illinois
Ernest Bros
Duncan Sniffen
Paige
Texas
Carberry
Tiftin
Ohio
Tn Lockhaven
Kresmer
E.$. Bullard
Saratoga
Baltimore & Ohio
Denver
PURE
Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder CO
Cuicaco
St. Louis
En Neeaneeimene Eee Ag Inne
South Carolina
Randall & Wheelock
W. G. Davison
L. N. Seaman
C. J. Raymond
N. L. Davison, Cashier
H. G. Chandler
Northwestern
Cook Block
S. D. Cook
Ice Co
R. McMillen & CO
Kave
Sioux Falls, Dakota
W.W. Walker
D. Collier
W. F. Johnson
W. A. Lowele
E.R. Smith
H.R. Smith
Liberal Commission
Sioux Falls
F. Weller
J.S. Daniels
Apt
A. BE. A. Fuller
Ger
Schwarner
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