Germany Must Leave Samoa Alone in Pacific Tensions
Washington reports indicate the United States and Britain insist Germany respect the Samoa treaty. Berlin is urged toward a peaceful settlement while Admiral ships are increased and Count Vert Hatzfeldt meets Lord Salisbury after discussions with Mr Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioness
Din
Tare
Pan
Simon
England
Hell
Washington
Germany
Samoa
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Phelps
Germany to Seek Quick Understanding With United States
The Chronicle reports from Ge Lenens that Germany will immediately take steps toward a settlement with the United States over Stine and related issues, with Uncle Sami guarding San Lespanx as a security measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Uncle Sam
Sami
San Lespanx
Chronicle
Ge Lenens
United States
Stine
Germans urged to evacuate Zanzibar to free captured missionaries
Arabs negotiating with Germans for the release of German missionaries held after an attack on Dar es Salaam. A first demand is German evacuation of the coast. The Dar es Salaam naval garrison withdrew due to fever. Fighting occurred at Bagamoyo last Saturday as Arabs celebrate interior victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanzibar
Anzibat
Dan
Dar-Es-Salaam
Tou
Dar-is-Salam
Saturiday
Bagomoyo
Hot plan for harbor defense by burning petroleum
The World reports a powerful foreign capitalist firm with millions plans to defend harbor entrances by releasing petroleum under the water through subsea pipes and igniting it with burning bombs to create a sea of fire. An experiment is promised to test the plan's practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerit
Hiarlor
Petroleur
New York
Jai
Ruretu Abt
Pkor
Ferebys Petroleum
Warships to reach Samoa in six weeks time
Washington January 28 It is said at the navy department that it will take at least six weeks for the warships Trenton and Vandalia to sail from this continent to Samoa The Nipsic will be the only vessel remaining here until after March 4 The Trenton left Pasama about a week ago while Vandalia which sailed from San Francisco Monday is faster and will reach Samoa about as soon as the Trenton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Washington
Navy Department
Trenton
Viandsalia
Nipsic
Pasama
Vandalia
San Francisco
Satoa
Adalts Are Serious in Wayti
New York dispatch reports at the Waytian consulate General Contreras displayed a cablegram dated Port au Prince January 21. He concealed its contents saying it came from an official source with news of an important nature that would seriously affect business speculation by several leading firms in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Contreras
Port An Prince
Emperors Honor Barred Missive Stirs Historic Feud
Fragmentary report depicts a royal banquet where figures including Mayor Porkenbeck and diver Notllelle were honored. The text suggests lingering tensions between emperors and a fallen father, with a notable slight viewed as part of a dynastic dispute.
British Cruiser Sent to Samoa to Protect Interests
A British cruiser from the Austro-Indian squadron is dispatched to Samoa to safeguard British interests. She will arrive by the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Lonpondan
Aust Wi
Shean
New Hen of the German Navy Named Admiral
Admiral Baron Von Der Goltz is appointed to succeed Count Von Monts as head of the German admiralty, with the change announced on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brain
Baron von der Goltz
Count von Monts
Berlin birthday visit sparks protest in Ireland
A crowd of Sinn Fein and Liberal figures from Glasgow called a swift meeting to condemn the arrest of a Galway MP in Dublin while a majority of sovereigns planned a Berlin visit for a birthday celebration. David Sheehy MP for Galway South faces an Ireland warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scutel
Loxpios
Jian
Glasgow
David Sheehy
Galway
Ireland
Bradley Convicted in Park Assault Sentenced in Philadelphia
Patrick Bradley, jailed after an arrest for assaulting young girls in a Pennsylvania park, was found guilty and sentenced by Judge Gordon to twenty nine years and eight months in prison. A separate Iowa note reports a man behind a local soup house now in jail after a short run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Patrick Bradley
Paukriage
Park
Gordon
Levescer
Iowa
The Work in Washington Senate Debates Tariff and Navy Claims
The Senate discussed a survey bill from the aqueduct bridge to Mount Vernon and debated Mr Chandler's information request on navy extra allowances. Tariff Hill was reviewed with Reagan's wool amendment defeated 22 to 82. The lumber clause and free-list move faced votes. House split on Smalls-Elliott election case as river and harbor appropriations moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasninetos
Aqueduct Bridge
Mount Vernon
Chendler
Morrill
Reagan
Brown
Payne Votin
Mr. Call
Navy records urged for Civil War naval history
Secretary Whitney informs Senator Cameron of the urgency to publish the naval records of the Civil War. He argues the detailed history is essential for shipbuilding, officer training, and departmental administration, stating it is a professional necessity and should be prosecuted to speedy completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey
Washington
Slau
Whitney
Cameron
Committee On Naval Affairs
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Des Moines
Iawa
St Erent
Naval War
Navy Department
Naval Administration
Wanamaker Denied Turn Down by President-Elect
Philadelphia dispatch reports Wanamaker’s political allies dispute a tale that he was rejected by the president-elect. Hamilton Disston doubts the claim and predicts Wanamaker may join the cabinet, asserting the matter was settled long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpina
John Wanamaker
Hamilton Disston
Wanamaker
Union Delegates Push Chace Copyright Bill
At Washington on January 23, Boselly president of the New York Typographical Union with Kennedy and Gurke delegates urged lawmakers to back the Chace Copyright bill. They said petitions opposing the measure were misinterpreted and pressed to counteract anti bill petitions. The Chace bill passed the Senate and awaits House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastington
Boselly
New York Typographical Union
Messrs
Kennedy and
Gurke
Capitol
Senate
House
Clarkson a Candidate in Chicago for Cabinet
Clarkson of Des Moines Iowa traveled to Chicago on Jan 23 on the way to Washington. The Republican national committee reportedly chose one of their members for the cabinet, selecting Clarkson with Senator Quay declining. General Harrison’s reaction has not produced a clear response. Clarkson remained noncommittal when asked yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Clarkson
Des Moines
Iowa
Stor
Republican National Committee
Quay
Gen
Harrison
Push for Donath as Public Printer by PA Republicans
Representative Darlington of Pennsylvania has asked President-elect Harrison to appoint August Donath public printer. He will present a paper signed by all Republican members of the Pennsylvania legislature urging Donath’s appointment. Donath is editor and proprietor of the Chester Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donath
Washington
Darlington
Pennsylvania
Harrison
August Donath
The
Chester Times
Jack the Ripper Murders Reported Near Kingston Jamaica
The Sun reports a string of brutal murders near Kingston Spain Town starting Nov 28 1888. A negress victim with throat cut and face mutilation echoes Whitechapel killings. A second body named Mag was found Dec 18 with similar wounds. A third body appeared New Year’s week, all attributed to a Jack the Ripper type killer. authorities hid details, sailors fear further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Kingston
Jamaica
Spanish Town
St. Catharine’s
Whitechapel
London
Jack the Ripper
Bae
The Militia Wanted Attack Expected by Miners Mob
Governor Wilson received a telegram from Elkhorn asking for state militia to protect Turkey Gap Coal miners from a mob reportedly coming from Pocahontas Virginia. The governor said he would deploy protection if civil authorities proved insufficient after receiving more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Wilson
Elkhorn
Turkey Gap
Panama Ditch Progress Promises Completion Amid Tensions
Paris reports arriving engineers Vauxonne and Boileau say funding will come from French investors to keep Panama Canal work uninterrupted. They claim 4,000 men discharged at Calebra, a brief clash, and twenty Chinese killed, while M Jacquier predicts final cost under 80 million dollars. US consul notes increasing naval presence as tensions rise.
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Panama
Vauxonne
Boileau
Paris
Panama Canal
France
M. Jacquier
Calebra
United Press
Isthmus
Aspinwall
Panama Bay
Britain Faces Three Separate Wars in Asia and Burma
London reports chronic British struggles abroad as three campaigns proceed. Lushai hills near Chittagong hostiles resist. Chins in Northwest Burma unite against survey teams seeking land routes. Red Karens on Burma Siam frontier under Saw Law Baw defy British rule amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didia
London
England
India
Sikkim
Chittagong
Burmah
Tipnerah
Murihore
Assam
Bismarck and Son Said to Rule Germany in London
The Pall Mall Gazette claims Prince Bismarck and his son Count Herbert are the real rulers of Germany. Geifeleken was not kept in prison for treason due to lack of evidence, and they seek to commit him as a lunatic. Their success depends on further efforts, not lack of means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Lonobox
Pall Mall Gazette
Prof
Geifeken
Prince Bismarck
Count Herbert
Geileken
Two men arrested over bank crook linked to City gang
In Indianapolis two well dressed men who registered as Charles Rowland and Charles S Thompson were arrested after being seen around the Indianapolis National Bank. Police identify one as Dutch Law of Cincinnati, once with the Patsey Hanley gang, a notable bank thief. A West Point prize fight saw Cadets Langhorne and Barrell clash in five bare knuckle rounds with evenly split honors and disfiguring injuries over a seating dispute at the mess table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New
Denison
Charles Rowland
Charles S. Thompson
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Patsey Hanley
West Point
New York
Langhorne and
Barrell
Young
Barroll
Fred Powers Wins Reform Club Essay Prize
Washington correspondent Fred Perry Powers of the Chicago Herald has won the Reform club of New York prize of 250 for his essay on the relation of the tariff to the industries of Chicago published in a daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry Powers
Washington
Reform Club of New York
Fred. Perry Powers
Chicago Herald
Chicago
Blaine hints at Indianapolis answer for next secretary of state
James G. Blaine attends the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg railway annual meeting in Baltimore. When asked by a United Press reporter who would be the next secretary of state he replied that the question can only be answered in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. Baltmore
James G. Blaine
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway
United Press
Mr. Blaine
Indianapolis
New Jersey Republicans name Sewell for U S senator
In Trenton on January 23 the Republican legislative caucus nominated Gen. William J. Sewell for United States senator with 29 votes to 4 for Congressman Halsey. The caucus voted to exploit any Democratic split by backing a Republican with a real chance to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Republican Legislative Caucus
William J. Sewell
United States
Sewell
Halsey
Mobile insurance official Pearce defaulter of fifty thousand
The city of Mobile learns that George A. Pearce secretary of the Planters and Merchants Insurance Company has gone missing after reportedly defaulting on about 50 000. Once a prominent businessman and church leader his absence shocks the community and raises questions about his charities and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momile
Ala
George A. Pearce
The
Planters and Merchants Insurance Company
Pearce
Mobile
Baptist Church
Senate approves Omaha Dodie City and Southern line across Fort Hays reservation
In a move reported from Woasatinutes dated January 28, the senate passed a bill authorizing the Omaha Dodie City and Southern railway to construct a road through the Fort Hays military reservation, enabling cross‑state rail access and potential expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Omaha
Sioux City Town State National Bank Authorized to Open
The comptroller of currency has authorized the Town State National Bank of Sioux City to commence business with a capital of $100,000. This action clears the way for the new bank to operate in Sioux City, Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Bank
Wa “Urton
Comptroller of Currency
Staite National Bank of
Sioux City
Town
Paine sells Volunteer to Seawanhaka Yacht Club member
New York January 28 The Herald reports General Paine has sold the Volunteer to a member of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. The transfer highlights ongoing involvement of prominent club members in national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Bounty for Dentists Tabled in Senate Debate
Mr West presented a memorial signed by many dentists asking a bounty of 1 per tooth extracted to American dentists to support an honest industry lower patient costs and encourage immigration of dentists. The measure was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastiisutos
Ain
Mr. West
Senate
Oltes
Town Disturbed by Discovery of Dissected Body
Floyd county residents are unsettled by the ghastly finding of a recently dissected human body in a rough pine box along the Cedar River. The remains appear to be those of a young person, prompting agitation across Mason City and surrounding areas.
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Mason City
Iowa
Floyd County
Cedar River
Decree Orders Deposit or Keokuk and Northwestern Sold
Judge Love in a United States court orders Keokuk and Northwestern to deposit 729231.80 with the court within ten days to cover bonds and coupons due. Failing payment, the court will sell the road property and franchise at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Iowa
Love
United States
Northwestern
No Local Option Repeal Settled in Trenton Caucus
Jan 28 New Jersey dispatch reports from Trenton that the Democratic caucus agreed to pass a bill repealing the local option law and to keep the high license law as it stands. The move affects New Jersey and New York politics and signals a shift in liquor regulation policy debated in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
the Herald
Trenton
N. J
Senator Cullom Renominated by Illinois Legislature
In Springfield on January 25 Hon Shelby Cullen was renominated for United States senator by both legislative branches. Democrats voted for Gen Pahner. The election will be confirmed in joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Shelby Cullen
United States
Gen
Pahner
Strike Boomerang Hits Two Thousand Miners Locked Out
Two thousand miners in W L Scotts mines struck on Saturday and now face a lockout with the mines likely to stay closed due to a weak Northwest coal market. Many miners are destitute and debt ridden and fear suffering in cold weather. Indianapolis League Base Ball club directors vote to surrender the franchise, liabilities about 19000 with league pledged to return 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Young
Fireman Severely Scalded In Southern Pacific Wreck
A Southern Pacific train from San Diego wrecked near Box Springs injuring the fireman Thomas Carter who was severely scalded while passengers escaped with a bad shake up. In New Orleans Jefferson Davis attended a veteran Confederate reunion and banquet with Commodore Hunter and Generals Brent and Davis among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
San Diego
Box Springs
Thomas Carter
New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Veteran Association of the Army of Northern Virginia
Confederates
Commodore Hunter
J. J. Brent
T. E. Davis
Lee
Burlington joins UP in cutting corn differential
Chicago January 23 General Freight Agent Morton of the Burlington announces a rate cut joining Union Pacific to reduce the corn differential from Western points to St Louis. The change grants Chicago a two cent advantage over the former rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morton
Burlington
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Albany Assembly Passes 200000 Inaugural Centennial Bill
In Albany on January 23 the assembly passed a bill appropriating 200000 for proper representation of New York at the Washington inaugural centennial celebration in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N. Y
Washington
Heavy Snow Halts Halifax Storm Delays Steamers
Heavy snow swept Halifax Nova Scotia on January 24 the first of the season with evening rain following. The storm delayed steamers at the harbor and disrupted port activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifis
Halifax
N. 8
Wisconsin Senate to Probe Northern Dance Halls
Madison reports the senate committee on state affairs will privately examine James Fielding’s governor commissioned report on northern pine region dance halls. Fielding’s tour allegedly found speculation of stockades and white slavery exaggerated, with more vice in big cities. Mrs. Dr. Bushnell of the WCTU to testify if she sticks to facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Senate Committee On State Affairs
Rusk
James Fielding
Pinery
Commonwealth
Dr. Bushnell
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
West Virginia Senate elects Carr president after deadlock
In Charlestown WV on January 23 the West Virginia Senate elected R S Carr as president after 126 ballots, with ten Democrats and six Republicans voting yes. The chamber adjourned until 10 o clock. A second item from Aaron WV notes the legislature to vote for a US senator today amid talks of another deadlock, with Goff nominated by Republicans and Kenna facing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charlestown
W. Va
Senate
R.S. Carr
Asron
United States
Goff
Kenna
Eght
Legislative Proceedings in Minnesota and Dakota Senate Actions
Minnesota reports slow arrival of Senators with a bare quorum and a set of routine bills. A joint session to review journals from the senatorial election was approved, along with bills on process in justices courts, tax sale redemption notices, and pay for session days. In the House, US senator election was set for Wednesday noon, with a three-fourths jury verdict constitutional amendment proposed. Dakota coverage notes Representative Jones urging Jamestown asylum expenditure audit and militia general bill while discussing Australian voting system and temperance committee formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Paul
United States
Dakota
Bismarck
Jones
Jamestown
Messrs. Hilstead
Crawford
Arlen
Atkinson
Soderberg
Blacklisting Bill Moves Through General Assembly
MEDIANAVOLIS January 23. The bills favoring blacklisting discharged employees advance. It requires only a truthful written statement upon request regarding the cause of discharge. The measure provides penalties from 500 to 1000 dollars and civil damages for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medianavolis
General Assembly
Awaiting Developments in Winnipeg
Winnipeg man C W Seo field, the Minnesota grain king, arrived Friday night and awaits developments. He states he failed for 200000 dollars and does not hide his identity, saying he bought too much barley and his boys outplayed him. Lieutenant-Governor Schultz was upset from a cutter and broke his arm. No serious results are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
C. W. Seofield
Minnesota
Schultz
The Grown Murder Trial Opens in Iowa Court
Mason Croy Iowa January 24 The trial of Sarah E Brown for the murder of Hiram L Brown and Jesse Brown and the attempted murder of two other family members begins with a reportedly strong state case. Chicago Printers Fail Clarke Longley Printing Co Chicago January 22 The Clarke Longley Printing Co of this city has failed with confessed judgments totaling 440000 assets about 60000 The firm publishes the Northwestern Uuimaberman and the Orange Judd Parmer weekly papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Croy
Iowa
Sarah E. Brown
Hiram L
Jesse Brown
Chicago
Curiaco
Clarke & Longley Printing Company
Northwestern Uuimaberman
Orange Judd Parmer
Chicago Grain and Provisions and Live Stock Receipts
Grain and provisions prices for January February and March appear with values for BOEC Lard Short Ribs and Park January. Live stock receipts report hogs cattle and sheep with prices for beeves cows stockers and feeders natives western corn fed lambs and totals. Receipts include hogs 11 000 head cattle 8 000 head sheep 6 000 head with varying prices across categories and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheriff Sale in Davison County Dakota Territory
In the district court Davison County a sheriff sale is ordered of the southeast quarter of section 13, township 102 north range 62 west. The premises secure a judgment of 2909 dollars plus interest and costs. The sale is set for February 23, 1889 at Mitchell courthouse front door. Blanchard & Harnett attorneys announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF
Dakota
Davison GoUnts
John P. Seiberling
James J. Seiberling
Samus
Miler
Copaianers
Rite and Suyle
Seiberling, Miller & Co
Michael B. Lynch
Mageie Lyneh
VanKeuren
Add
MOB
Mloyd
Coparivers
Delop
Ina
Syle
Boyd
Dee
ISIS
Mitchell
Cayison
Dakota Territory
Davison County
Mitchel D. J
Sir Blanchard & Hannett
Hainiif
Erry Dwight
WY Davison County
Land Office Notices of Land Claims at Mitchell Dakota
Notices dated January 2 and 3 1889 announce settlers and a soldier filing final proof for land claims in Davison and Hanson counties. Witness lists include Milo Sting Sarin Strong Willan Dean Morse Hillman Pringle Roe Hover Smith Dondlinger and others. Protests and cross examinations possible at Mitchell before M H Rowley register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell
Dakota
Milo
Sting
Sarin E. Strong
Farwell Dak
Asael Booth
Joseph Swift
Mitchell Dakota
Interior Department
M.H. Rowery
Register
Mitchell, Oak
Mitchell, D. T
John J. Wallis
Ras Menisies
Willan Dean
P. Morse
Hanson Co
A.L. C
Chas. &. Roe
K.O Hover
Andrew Smith
Nick Dondlinger
Davison County
Foreclosure Notice and Mortgage Details from 1889
Foreclosure notice lists Harmon M Warfield and Minnie Eh Wartield, with details of default on a mortgage in Davison County Dakota. It states the mortgagee elected to declare the principal and interest due, totaling $54, with sale at public auction on February 1, 1889, 1 PM at the courthouse front door in Mitchell, Dakota Territory. Describes the mortgaged land of 160 acres as recorded in USGS survey, Pierre, S.D. agent H McOrick, McDonald & McDonald attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon M
Warfield
Minnie Eh
Toby Lesen
Guy
Yaoi
Mobie Tryst Porch
Buyson
Olivery
Diavison
Michell
Davison
Territory of Dakota
Sid More
Worcel
Saud
Us&s
Pierre
Ld.w
H. MC Orick
McDonald & McDonald
Mortgage foreclosure notice in Mitchell Dakota
Default on August 1886 mortgage to Charles Rhoades prompts sale of Lot 8 in Block 19 of Mitchell original town. Auction set at front door of Mitchell courthouse, proceeds to satisfy $714.40 owed including $700 principal and $1.46 interest plus $50 attorney’s fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury
Alfred Dean
Davison
Territory
Dakota
Charles Wheades
Territory of
Mitchell
Dayisou
Dako
Othiday
Jaumes
Territorial summons in Dakota court suit 1883
In Yankton Dakota Territory a District Court summons to Minnie H Letcher George E Letcher Minneapolis Hardware Madison Manufacturing Jans Whelan Charles W Taylor I E Moses Frank Weler and others directs them to answer a complaint filed October 16 1883 in Mitchell Davison County. The notice requires appearance within thirty days of service with penalties of default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie H. Leteher
George Hk. Tetener
Isang Spees
Frances C.spees
Minneapois Hardwire Company
Madison Manufacture Toy Company
Jans Whelan
Charles W. Taylor
I.E. Moses
Frank Weler
Dake Eds Zrecting
MPO Yuul
Yankton D.L
Yankton, Dak
Pinis Atter
Minnie H. Letcher
George BE. Letcher
Minneapolis Hardware Company Fur Aficison Manufacturing
Wis
Mitchel
Davison County
Dakota Territory
Gamble Brothe
Letcher defendants face sheriff sale of Mitchell property
Execution issued from the federal district court in Dakota Territory directs Davison County sheriff to sell Lot 12 Block 8 in Wilcol Mitchell. The sale, to satisfy a judgment in favor of Orlando S. Brooks against George Letcher and Matilda Letcher, is set for January 23 at 2:00 PM at the Mitchell Courthouse front door. Proceeds go to cover $3,890.14 with interest at 7 percent plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando KR
Betts
George E.letcher
Matilda Ds. Letcher
Defendamis
Sederalistrict Court
Territory of Dakota
County of
Davison
Orlendo Sr. Bbus
George Letehera
Masidas S. Letener
Tolowig
Mitchell
Leteher & Belts
Davison County
Las
Elem
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Porkenbeck
Notlelle
Bisperor Broederick
Willian
Will Frety
Willina
Berlin
Wiley
Cerministties
Lebrate
Smalls-iliott
Ins
the Naval Record
Trump
Jack
Militia
Bismarck and Son
Wisconsin
M. H. Rowey
J. N. Crow
Atl’y
Colchester Arctic
Colchester
Mitchell, Dakota
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Dougla
Brockton
Mass
Champeny Bros
Mortcade Sae
Charles Rhoades Mortyi
Payison County
Montague J
Chapman
Liver Second Judicial District
Attar Oss
David Kline
al Pepebus Wiivine Chilis Upatiust
David Kiise
Holt
Davis
Ulus
Edgerton
Maclay
tHitury
Lane
Eliza J Tvimmay
Charles B. Tuithbun
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