A Sons Horrible Deed Threatens Lynch Mob in Eaton
A shocking murder in Eaton Ohio as Elmer Sharkey killed his mother over a disputed marriage. A reward of 1000 dollars was posted, and a patrol guarded the home during the mother’s funeral. A mob gathered at the jail but was deterred by officials and local leaders. Sharkey confessed after arrest and showed no remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Ohio
Sharkey
Miss Straw
Cincaco
Eaton
Elmer Sharkey
Hite Coates
Mivor
Dyne Ryings Sharkey
Last of Notorious Ramsey Family Dies in Conn Shootout
The obituary notes Cage Ramsey, the final male Ramseys member, killed after earlier brothers perished in violent ways. The piece lists six brothers, including Jasper shot and hanged in Kentucky, Tous killed by Atkins, Smith killed after slaying Atkins and his father, Arch slain in a barroom brawl, Corn shot in a street fight, and Cage himself shot multiple times by various assailants.
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Stameport
Conn
Cage
Ramsey
John Blackerby
Jasper
Kentucky
Tous
Atkins
Smith
Arch
Sam Williams
Clay Powell
Corn
Dangerous Package Sent To Kansas City Man
D E Hogard of 714 Locust street Kansas City received by mail a dynamite article with a letter claiming it could blow up the largest building in the city. The sender, signed as an Englishman, threatens to unleash further acts in revenge for the hanging of Brooks in St Louis last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
IaNsas City
D. E. Hogard
Locust Street
Hogard
Young Brooks
St. Louis
ANARCHISTS MAY MEET UNDER JUDGE TULEY RULING
Chicago Jan 16 Judge Tuley in the Arbeiter Bund injunction case refused to grant the injunction saying city officials assured him his decision on the right to assemble would be respected. He holds that people have the right to peaceably assemble and that police cannot assume illegality in advance to prohibit a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuley
Chicago
Arbeiter Bund
Whipped with Barbed Wire in Coffee River Killing
Helena Ark January 16 The negro colony on Coffee river is greatly excited over an atrocious crime. Dean Reynolds a colored man who refused to marry a colored belle was whipped to death Saturday night. He was tied to a tree nine men used a barbed wire strand. Reynolds named his attackers before dying and seven are under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
Coffee River
Dean Reynolds
Reynolds
Baby caregiver charged after infant deaths on Cass Avenue
A woman, Jennie Seifert, who ran a baby famine reception on Cass avenue, is under arrest for causing the starvation deaths of two babies found in squalid apartments. The children, under six months old, declined steadily after being left in her care. She claimed she had been given the children to care for, but they continued to die. Also reports mutiny rumors at Gibraltar, with Col Turncull suspending Maj Short amid a coup-like disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Jennie Seifert
Cass Avenue
America
New York
the Herald
Duckee
Col. Turncull
Cavalry Corps
Maj. Short
Artillery
Pullman Cars Manager Shot in Port Towssense Incident
J H Sheffield, manager of Pullman cars on the Canadiana Pacific, was shot likely fatally by a discharged porter amid irregularities. The New Jersey Democratic legislative caucus for US senator delayed until next week. In Port Townsend Washington, a Puget Sound seizure netted nearly 5000 dollars in opium and twelve Chinese men aboard the British sloop Emerald near Discovery Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanplaye
Monier Nn
J. H. Sheteld
New Jersey
Democratic Legislative Caucus
United States
W.T
Puget Sound
Emerald
Ort
Discovery Bay
Benjamin Landy
Frank Hall
Victoria
Two Vacancies Caused by Investigations In New York
Sugar Examiner Abram G. Remsen of the First division was summarily dismissed this morning by Appraiser Stearns after twenty years in the office. Earlier, Stearns removed McMullen's private secretary Howard, who earned $2,000. Naval Officer Burt said no investigation of his office was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abram G. Remsen
Stearns
Remsen
Naval Officer
Treasury
Burt
Congress Reports and Inaugural Plans Across the Nation
The Senate reports a joint resolution to accept Capt Samuel C Reed sword donation and award a medal to his son while debating a tariff and a salt duty question. A House vote failed on a lighthouse ship at Sandy Hook. Senate moves on North Dakota and South Dakota statehood. In Boston a religious alliance calls for sobriety at President Harrison’s inauguration. Navy orders Trenton to Samoa to protect American interests. Russell B Harrison is hosted at the Cosmopolitan in Helena with several local dignitaries speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Voorhees
Samuel C. Reed
Court of Claims
State National Bank of Louisiana
Treasury Department
Manderson Re-elected by Nebraska Legislature Caucus
Lincoln Neb Jan 16 Republican members of the state legislature in caucus unanimously nominated Senator Manderson for re election to the United States Senate. Democrat John A McShane, member of Congress from the first district, received the unanimous vote of the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Manderson
Lincoln
Neb
Senator Manderson
United States Senate
John A. McShane
Preen
Congress
Lrst
Frye Wins Maine Senate Seat in Legislative Vote
At noon both legislative chambers elected W. P. Frye Republican as United States senator. The House vote was 121 to 25 for H. M. Plaisted Democrat, with two senators absent. The Senate cast all 29 votes for Frye. The results will be announced again at noon tomorrow.
Delaware’s Next Senator Balloting in the House
In Dover on January 16 Anthony Higgins led the Republican slate with fourteen votes, Alfred P. Robinson drew five Democratic votes, and James Walcott received the two remaining Democratic ballots. Cameron accuses Blaine while West Virginia politics spawn a secret senate caucus and ongoing filibuster over the president’s post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Dover
Del
United States
Anthony Higgins
Alfred P. Robinson
James Walcott
Endorsement for Meredith by Union Veteran Club
At its regular meeting the Union Veteran club with about 1,700 members unanimously endorsed Capt. William M. Meredith for public printer. In Washington the senate and house conferees on the Nicaraguan canal bill agreed after House amendments were kept in the final version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Cnicago
Union Veteran Club
Eea
William M. Meredith
Washington
Senate
House
Hoar Re-elected Senator In U S CapitolVote Totals
Boston dispatch reports Senator Hoar re-elected to the United States Senate with 82 votes in the Senate and 171 in the House. Democratic challenger P A Collins attracted 6 Senate votes and 56 House votes. In Washington Mr Chandler introduced a bill to revive the lieutenant general grade and allow the president to appoint any major general to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Boston
United States
Senate
House
P. A. Collins
Washington
Entertained by the Bayards in Washington
The secretary of state and Miss Bayard hosted the president and Mrs. Cleveland along with cabinet ministers and their wives, the speaker and Mrs. Carlisle, and Senator and Mrs. Gray at a Monday night dinner in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miss Bayard
Cleveland
Carlisle
Gray
Jackson Says It Good Climate to Fight In California
Peter Jackson, the Australian colored pugilist, stated that Jem Smith must come to California for a fight under the California Athletic Club. Jackson has decided to fight only in California and has not yet decided if he will meet Smith under any circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Peter Jackson
Australia
Jem Smith
Smith
California
Jackson
California Athletic Club
Dawes Bill Faces Sioux Lands Plan In Senate Debate
The Northwest wires that in Washington on January 16, Senator Dawes introduced a bill to open the Sioux reservations in Dakota and Nebraska with tribal consent and land valued at one dollar per acre. He contrasts it with bills favored by Gifford and Peel, which he says benefit whites, not Indians. Hawkeye railroad commissioners drew lots to fix terms for long and short office durations Des Moines reports Spencer Smith won one year Peter A Dey two year and Frank M Campbell capital prize. Presidential electors met and cast Iowa's votes for Harrison and Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Dawes
Senate
Gifford
Peel
Dakota
Nebraska
Dawes
Hawkeye
Des Monks
Towa Rairoad
Spencer Smith
Peter A. Dey
Frank M. Campbell
Harrison and
Morton
Terrific Explosion Destroys Dynamite Shed Near City Reservoir
In DutuTH on January 16 a dynamite shed owned by Nolan Duggan exploded near the rock cut by the city reservoir. The blast shattered nearby homes, broke windows, and caused furniture to topple. The watcher failed to curtail the blaze, and the fire forced residents to flee. Mrs Shelly, lying ill with a nurse and attendants away, was left safe in her room as the structure fell into flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dututh
Tenth Avenue West
Nolan Duggan
Shelly and Pettibone
Shelly
Small Pox Discovered in South Minneapolis
Jan. 16 Minneapolis. Mrs Ethel Partlow under care for trichinosis deteriorated. Dr Ricker diagnosed small pox and notified Health Officer Kilvington. The family and exposed individuals were quarantined and vaccinated, with about eighty people vaccinated by Dr Beard and Dr Kilvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ricker
Lake Street
First Avenue South
Ethel Partlow
Kilvington
Hunter
Montana Legislature Forms Permanent Organization
The sixteenth Montana assembly convened in Helena with a Republican majority in both houses. Officers named include Council President Dr. C. K. Cole of Helena as chief clerk John R. Clergy of Deer Lodge enrolling clerk Frederick Gilbert of Missoula sergeant at arms Capt L F Wyman of Butte chaplain Rev F T Webb of Helena watchman George W Scott of Helena page Eugene S Dickerson House Speaker Lee Mantle of Butte chief clerk H D Ark Wright of Billings sergeant at arms O Lund Helena page Leroe Merriman of Jefferson chaplain Rev C B Allen of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of
Montana
C. K. Cole
John R. Clergy
Deer Judge
Frederick Gilbert
Missoula
L. F. Wyman
Butte
F. T. Webb
George W. Scott
Helenay
Eugene 8. Dickerson
House
Lee Mantle
Benjamin Webster
Choteau County
H. D. Arkwright
Billings
O. Lund
Capt. Davis
Page
Leroe Merriman
Jefferson
Rev
C. B. Allen
Best Girl Trust Surges at Adrian College
In Adrian Michigan January 10 a college prank grows into a “best girl trust” among male students. Members pledge secrecy and monopolize dates by month assigned partners with fines and coal shed risk. The scheme circulates as a long standing, apparently flourishing college pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Adrian College
Blaine Jr Starts Machinist Apprenticeship in Maine
James G Blaine Jr began as an apprentice Monday in the Maine Central railroad repair shops in Weterville Maine. He arrived at 730 am and worked under the master in the locomotive dept showing determination despite awkwardness. pay is modest and will rise with time as workers joke about greasing him for the toll of the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Weterville
James G. Blaine, Jr
Maine Central Railroad
Blaine
Appropriations Panel Ordered to Report Mills Bill Duplicate
In Washington the House referred the Cowles bill duplicating the Mills repeal of internal revenue laws to the appropriations committee by a 129 to 91 vote after a Ways and Means clash. Randell opposed the reference, which breached House custom. Similar measures had been floated but no report emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
House
Washington
Cowles
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Randall
Resigned in a Body Eighty-six NYU Medical Students Leave
Eighty six students resign en masse from New York University College of Medicine after the department dispute over Professor Weisse. The college had ninety one medical students. five are absent. Loss to the university stands at about one hundred matriculations yearly and about eighteen hundred dollars. Student destination remains undetermined. Mrs Goulds Funeral in New York on Wednesday at 9:30 from 579 Fifth Avenue conducted by Rev J R Paxton with Rev Dr Torry assisting. Interment at Woodlawn planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
New York
University of New York
Weisse
University Medical College
Gould
Fifth Avenue
J. R. Paxton
West Presbyterian Church
Dr. Torry
Dutch Reformed Church
Episcopal Church
Terry
Woodlawn
Hatfields' peace warrants lead to arrests in Logan county
Report from Charleston W V states Anse Hatfield and Captain Hatfield swore out peace warrants for Dan Cunningham and two detectives. They were arrested and jailed at Logan C H, with no bonds taken. Cunningham's party had come to Logan county to capture the Hatfield gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarleston
W. Va
Anse
Capt. Hatfield
Dan Cunningham
Logan
C. H
Cunningham
Logan County
Hatfield
Reasons for Present Absence of Stanley Revealed
Special cables from London report the government has received letters from Stanley stating his safety. Rumors say Stevens the bicyclist is trying to locate the missing man, while sources in New York on January 16 note there is no doubt of Stanley's well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
New York
London
Stanley
Hannah
George Hannah
The
Long Island Historical Society
West Twenty Eighth Street
Rumor of Stevens Tracking Stanley Reaches London
Jan 16 dispatches report bicyclist Stevens in London aboard the Umbria awaiting further letters from Stanley. The Daily Chronicle notes government knowledge of Stanley’s safety and hints delaying publication of letters until Stevens nears Africa’s east coast.
Fire at New York cigar box factory claims three young workers
A fire at the New York patent cigar box factory at 717 Fifth Street caused losses over 5000 dollars. On the top floor five girls were overcome by smoke. three named victims were Josephine Farenkovic 20 of 98 Willett Street Lena Straub 24 of 516 Fifth Street and Barbara Appel of 170 Ludlow Street. Their bodies were not badly burned.
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New York
Fifth Street
Josephine Tfarenkovic
Willett Street
Lena Straub
Barbara Appel
Ludlow Street
Distress in the Southwest Thousands of Stock Die in Snow
Distress grips the Southwest as cattle and sheep perish by hundreds amid deep snow. Desolate plains and mountains hinder subsistence, with a drove of antelope found frozen to death south of Albuquerque, New Mexico, as of January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Child Burned to Death During Nearby Fire in Jamestown
In Jamestown Ohio on January 16 Mrs Eads left her 2 year old adopted child alone as a fire burned another house nearby. The child’s bed ignited and a passerby entered the house to find the child dead from the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ohio
Eads
Steamer Physapeka Sinks After Collision at Singapore
Advices from Singapore report the steamer Physapeka collided with another vessel and sank. Forty two persons were drowned in the disaster near Singapore, with details unfolding in London on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
London
Dakota's Volcano Fires Draw Subterra Natives'
A large number of visitors to the burning bluff in Charles Mix county Dakota fear coal caused the blaze. A subscription from Edgerton town funds a thorough investigation with proper tools. The bluff sits on the old Fort Randall reservation about two miles from the Missouri River. The report notes delays in investigation and seeks to identify heat sources.
American Steel Barge Company Formed in New York
A New York stock company with $500,000 capital, named the American Steel Barge company, plans to construct Capt. McDougal's cigar shaped steam and tow vessels at DuLuthu Minnesota. Building will begin here next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuLuthu, Minn
American Steel Barge Company
New York
Capt. McDougal
Archbishop Croke Denounces Evicted Tenants Relief Action
Archbishop Croke sent 50 pounds to the evicted tenants relief fund and condemned crown forces demolishing dwellings of the poor as unchristian and criminal. In Paris the Panama Canal company judicial council says it is civil, not commercial, and cannot be declared bankrupt. initial Banque Parisienne share issue set at 50 million francs with a second issue only if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Judicial Council of the Panama Canal Company
Banque Parisienne
Reversed by the Supreme Court in Duckworth suit
The Supreme Court affirmed the circuit court of Butler county ruling from November 11, 1887, which reversed the October 26, 1887 order appointing a receiver in the suit of George K. Duckworth v Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio
Circuit Court of
Butler County
George K. Duckworth
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton
Fire destroys Rath home. child perishes in blaze
A house about ten miles southwest of Redfield owned by Christian Rath and his family was burned to the ground with all contents. The parents were away when the fire started, leaving two children inside. The boy was rescued with great effort, while the little girl was found dead with an arm and leg burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Dak
Christian Rath
Negroes Strike for Higher Wages in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi on January 16 a group of 150 black laborers at the water works company began a strike demanding a 50 cent daily raise. The company refused to grant the wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Water Works Company
Naval officer Lieut Miles dies of yellow fever on Yantic
New York report confirms Lieut Charles Richard Miles U S N died at 10 oclock after a period of illness from yellow fever aboard the Yantic following its Haiti voyage. Separate Philadelphia dispatch notes Claus Spreckels securing full Philippine sugar crop for his refineries. Boston item reports Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe dividend passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Richard Miles
Haiti
King Spreckels
Phillipine Islands
Philadelphia
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Boston
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Missing messenger from Han cock Insurance with 1500 in funds
Boston January 16 1900 William P Page aged eighteen messenger for the Hancock Insurance company started for the bank with a package containing 1500 in checks and bills and has not since been heard from Detectives are searching for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Boston
William P. Page
The
Hancock Insurance Company
Moyle to Bring Jackson Back for Fights in England
Moyle, backer of the colored Australian boxer Jack son, plans to return to England with Jackson to match him against Jem Smith either in England or elsewhere. Also notes the sudden death of Dr. Adelard Guer non, Minnesota customs collector, in Paca. Minneapolis won a curling district medal by three points in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonon
Moyle
Jackson
England
Jem Smith
Minnesota
Sr. Paca
Adelard Guernon
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Curling Club
Illinois Central buys Wisconsin Midland right of way
Milwaukee Jan 12 The Illinois Central Railway company has purchased the right of way of the Wisconsin Midland Railway company based in Fond du Lac It plans surveys from near the Illinois state line north to Fond du Lac then to the Northern Wisconsin line with a branch to Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin towns gain several thousand dollars from the deal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Illinois Central Railway Company
Wisconsin Midland Railway Company
Fond du Lac
Ilinois State Line
Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay
West Virginia House Chooses Woods as Speaker in Deadlock
Charleston Jan 11 Democrats organized the house electing J J Woods of Ohio county speaker and J M Hamilton of Calhoun clerk. The senate remains in deadlock with Minear and Carr leading on ballots. Thirteen ballots show Minear 12 votes Carr 13 with one Republican member abstaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
House
J. J. Woods
Ohio County
J. M. Hamilton
Calhoun
Senate
Senator Minear
Senator Carr
Minear
Carr
Packers Protest Move Against Chicago Rate Hikes
A Sioux City stockmen and packers committee left for Chicago to urge Western road managers to resist higher packing-house product rates to Chicago from Missouri river points. Chicago packers allege discrimination due to livestock and product rate differences. Omaha and other Western centers expected to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
Towa
Missouri
Omaha
Logging by Rail at Stillwater Minn
Scarcity of snow pushes Donovan Bros to ship logs by rail. Four rail cars arrive from the Duluth road carrying about 5,000 feet each. Logs dumped into the lake near Union station. Rail transport costs about 70 cents more per load than traditional logging on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
Donovan Bros
Duluth
Union Station
Natural Gas Flame Reported Near Oak Park
Milwaukee dispatch notes a well near Oak Park ten miles south of Milwaukee had its vent lit with a flame nearly thirty feet high and a strong odor like illuminating gas, according to a reliable local gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Oak Park
Frick Coke chairmanship and political notes emerge
TERSE report notes Henry Clay Frick of Frick Coke Co. buys David A. Stewart’s Carnegie stake and becomes chairman of Carnegie Bros. & Co. Ltd. It lists Columbus Ohio resident Theodore Comstock’s death and remarks on Col Frank Posey’s Indiana race. Also mentions Prince Bismarck on British India affairs and a Justice Matthews status update. Tunis police arrest robbers and a suspected Whitechapel murderer linked to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Frick
Frick Coke Company
Pittsburg
David A. Stewart
Carnegie
Carnegie Bros. & Co., Limited
Theodore Comstock
Columbus
Ohio
Comstock Opera House
Indiana Congression
Col
Frank 13. Posey
Hovey
Indiana
Prince Bismarck
Niser
Herbert Bismarck
England
Germany
Matthews
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tunis
London
Whitechapel
Chicago Market Quotes And Live Stock Prices Page
Grain and provisions for Wheat Corn and Oats listed with January February May bids and prices. Live stock reports show receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle steers calves sheep and lambs with varying weights and market classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Eyes Johnstown and Lake Geneva Extension
A surveying party from the Chicago and North Western Railroad began work from Janesville to assess a proposed line to connect Johnstown and Lake Geneva. Prominent citizens accompanied the crew, and officials believe the route will become a through line from Chicago to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-St. Paul
Janesville
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Johnstown and
Lake Geneva
Chicago
St. Paul
Foreclosure Notice on Davison County Mortgage
Foreclosure notice issued by Harmon VM Wietfeld and Minnie B H Warfield mortgagors against Wm. Warne dt junior, declaring the entire principal and interest due and payable due to default. Sale set for February on courthouse steps in Mitchell, Davison County, Dakota Territory, description of the mortgaged lands included. Attorneys: McCormick agent for mortgagee, McDonald & McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon VM
Wietfeld
Minnie
Warfield Mortgagors
Warne
Brancer
Toney
JSSS
W. Ware
Mort Ugers
W. WeDo
Mort
Davison
Wakoiat
Owais
Beco
Divison
Michell
Territory of Dakota
Likota
Pierre
HH. McCormick
McDonalb
Sheriff Sale in Dakota Territory Davison County
Public auction announced by Blanchard and Hlanne for the foreclosure judgment in the firm Seiberling Miller & Co. suit against Lynch and VanKeuren Lloyd. The sale covers the southeast quarter of section 13 in township 102 north, range 62 west, Davison County, for $909.46 plus interest and costs. Mitchell Dakota Territory, January 9, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF
Dakota
Lond Judicial District
Davison County
John T. Setberling
James I. Seiberling
Samuel H. Miller
Copartners
Seiberling, Miller & Co
Michael B. Lynch
Maggie B. Lynch
VanKeuren
J. M. B. Mloyd
Copartiers
VankKeur
Dakota Territory
Lovelonk
Davison
Soidana
Mitchell D. T
Prekuy Dwich
Blanchard & Hlann Plaintiff’s
Attorne
Territorial Dakota Notice of Sale and Land Claim Proof
In Davison County Dakota Territory a court order authorizes the sale of the defendants Letcher and Letcher s real property described as lot twelve of block eight in Mitchell. The sale will occur at the Mitchell courthouse on December 23, 1880, at 2 p.m. Proceeds exceed eighteen hundred dollars with interest and costs. A separate notice states Marie A. Kimble seeks final proof for a land claim in 21-104-59 with witnesses Milo J. Sting Sarah E. Strong Asa Booth Joseph Swift, Mitchell, and invites protest or cross-examination at the February 16, 1889 proceeding before the register and receiver at Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF Dakota
Davison
Orlagido R. Betts
Plain Till
George E.letcher
Natildas, Letcher
Laé
Second Judicial District Court
Arlando RK. Betts
George E Ltehera
Matilda S
Mitchell
Territory
Dakota
Letchér & Besin
Davison County
D. T
Mitchell, Dak
Notic
Setver
Marie A. Kimble
Milo J. Sting
Sarah E. Strong
Farwell Nak
Asae Booth
Joseph Swift
Mitchell Dakota
Interior Department
M.H. Rowsky
Register
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Ariend
Work OF Congress
Wastisdoux
Sandy Hook
South Dakota
North Dakota
Harrison
Boston Frangelical Alliance of Ministers
Bierter
Secretary of the Navy
Kimberly
Pacific
Trenton
Samoa
Panama
Young Harrison
Russell B. Harrison
Cosmopolitan Hotel
East
L. A. Walker
B. Platt Carpenter
A. C. Botkin
Charles S. Warren
Cameron
the Sun
Harrisburg
Gen. Cameron
Gen
Danes G. Blaine
Weat
Bayards
Iowa Railway
Northwest
Time Fc
Internal Revenue
Mrs. Gould
Lonnon
Daily Chronicle
Umbria
Africa
Panama Canal
Nazarenes
Vienna
Beruin
Kruss
Munich
Holand
Hague
William
Idaho
Wasiixaton
Secretary of the Interior
Cosur d’Alene
McDougal
Croke
Panama Company
Packers
Iowa
Henry Gillespie
Nellie Price
Gillespie
Mason City
Cosgrove
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Superior
Here
James Bardon
E. L. Johnson
Lavingstone
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul Grain and Provisions
Buarley
Upland Pruairiz
Timothy
Sheriff’s Sale
Qo, O. Spanchfield
Youne
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Mil
West
Peware
John
West & Col
Madison St
J. Scallin, Dragglet
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