Ready for business as colonizing plan advances
Mons Distad arrived from the east en route to Chamberlain. He said the reservation colonization scheme is proceeding with Chamberlain assistance and Milwaukee rail interests. Offices opened in Chicago and Minneapolis with advertising. Distad confident of success for the plan and its benefit to Chamberlain and the reservation. Dr Bruin Sioux City. The University of the Northwest board met at Chancellor Whitfield’s home. They discussed Rev William Brush becoming chancellor and president of the board of regents and adopted a resolution approving the move.
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Mons Distad
Chamberlain
Mr. Distad
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Minneapoli
Distad
Dr. Bru
Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
Board of Regents
University of the North-west
Whitfield
Wmn. Brush
D. D
Mitchell University
Dr. Wi. Brush
Board of Managers
Paris
France
America
Wheeler & Wilson
Nathaniel Wheeler
Infant Christening Names Stearns and Smith Families
They Were Christe reports Rev. John Babcock christened infant children of Mr and Mrs PF W Stearns Mr and Mrs Sid W Smith and Mr and Mrs W M Smith on Sunday.
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John Babcock
PF. W. Stearns
Sid W. Smith
W. M. Smith
Foreclosure Notice on Davison County Land
Mortgagee Arthur T Wright and attorney announce foreclosure on the southeast quarter of section 30, township 103 north range 62 west in Davison County South Dakota. Debt totals 447.87 plus 50 attorney fee. Sheriff will sell at Mitchell courthouse front door July 30 1892 at 10 am.
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Oel EF. Sheldon
Jennie E. Sheldon
Mortgravors
Arthur T. Wright
South Dakota
the Register of Deeds
Davison County
Dakota
Mitchell
State of South Dakott
Arthur T. Wiliur
A. E
Arrencocx
Mortgagee
South Dakkora
Davison
Charles Litsey
Martha T. Litsey
Chairles Litsey
A. D
Hansert
C. J. Johnson
F. D. Powers
State of South
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Eliza A. Stafford
Edward Suitford
A.D
H. C. Preston
Plhitintsi
P. O
Frederick Halshener
South I
Caroline Halshener
Snyder
Frederick
Halshener
Mary Halshener
Henry Hilshener
Frederick Walshener
J. L. Han
White Lake Independence Day Celebration and Local Notices
White Independence Day in White Lake featured a parade of business houses states and calithumpians with a ball game won by White Lake and an oration by Geo A Silsby. Advertised letters list Mitch ell post office uncalled for items. Real estate ad offers 40 acre section near Mt Vernon with dwelling and improvements for 11000. Carnegie’s Homestead mills conflict report notes 5 killed 5 wounded and ongoing fighting between strikers and Pinkertons.
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White Lake
States of the Union
Calithumpians
Crow Creek
White Lake Club
Geo. A. Silsby
Carnegie
Homestead Mills
Weaver Named People's party Presidential Nominee on First Ballot
Omaha dispatch reports General James B. Weaver of Iowa chosen as the People's party presidential standard bearer. With Judge Gresham declining, Weaver won broad support while Senator Kyle of South Dakota was noted as a backup. Southern General J. G. Field of Virginia nominated for vice president.
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Iowa
Omaha
James B. Weaver
People’s Party
United States
Weaver
Jmist
Judge Gresham
Senator Kyle
South Dakota
Old Guard
J. G. Field
Virginia
People's party platform and late night nomination report
The afternoon session adopted a broad platform calling for a national currency, free coinage of silver and gold, government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, land reform, and anti-immigration and labor reforms. Numerous resolutions followed, including ballot reform, pensions for veterans, and eight hour work laws enforcement. The evening roll call nominated Weaver for president and Fields for vice president, with adjournment sine die after brief remarks.
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Committee On
Loucks
Thomas V. Cator
California
Farmers’ Alliance
Railroads
Wirth
Pinkerton
Wyoming
Kishth
World’s Fair admin plan settles leadership dispute
Cuicano July 2 peace ends conflicts among World’s Fair officers. A four member board of administration is created with two appointees from the national commission and two from the local directory, superseding individual officers. Director General Davis retains power. Burnham becomes works director under the board. Local director President Baker may lose executive role. board to be organized after compact approval. General St Clair and President Palmer may join from the national committee. Lyman Gage and W Walker from the local directory.
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Cuicano
National Commission
Davis
C. F. Burnham
Board of Administration
Baker
General St. Clair
Palmer
National Committee
Lyman Gage
W. Walker
Ex Secretary Blaine Reply to President and Rail Crash Deaths
Ex Secretary Blaine sent cordial acknowledgment to the President for his sympathy telegram after the death of Blaine's son Emmons. In Louisville a Louisville Southern wreck 22 miles from Louisville at 7 PM killed a section boss and injured three passengers and eight others, with $20,000 in coach damage.
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Washingtoon
Blaine
Emmons Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Bar Harbor
Chicago
Louisville
Louisville Southern Railroad
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New York Depot
Canal St
County of D
Mary V. Spearmint
Sid Court
S. D
Mary V. Spearman
Lizzie D
Grn
Messrs
Welch
Gale
J. K. Smith
Conyes
Ireworks
Beattie
Scallin and
Wells
Calithampian
Morrow
Rathbun
McDermaid
Duane and
Gillis
Burns
Logan
Zollars
Pollard
J. I. Smith
Wheelock
Bidwell
Green
Becker
Osborne
D. W. Comins
Addet
Beaudon Carson Clossen
Heidinger
Anna Hewitt
John Kirkling
TB Neilson
Peter Maelish
Orin
J. W. Beattie
P. M
Mt. Vernon
Duncan Barn
Colvin
Dock Mills
Bradfield Regulator CO
ESY All Dragoists
Atlanta, GA
James G. Blaine
Minneapolis
Alabama
E. C. Manning
J. B. Weaver
Wiclds
van Wyck
Nebraska
Kyle
JE. S. Fish
Minnesota
Ignatius Donnelly
Scattering
Norton
Schilling
Wisconsin
Texas
Fields
Ben Terrell
Field
Terrell
Congressional
New York
Washington
Wheeler
Raum
Pension
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Oscoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kinceaxor
Conway, Ark
H. A. Ancuer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Caumwria
Boston
Mass
Allen C. Sutra
the Centaur Company
Ti Murray Street
New York City
FAGER
Champeny Block
Nature
O. . Brown
Bce
Brown
Grand St
Jersey City
N. J
Ilk Seneiva Gant
Cedar St
N. Y
Cour Jon
Baia
Lake 7
Tyscon
Sowe Nature
D. M. Ferry & CO
Alway
Erry’s
Detroit
Mich
Cilarles Gaus, Marshall, Finch
Republican Office
Ceorce Dale
Edson Casey
Wis
Neligh
Neb
Oreancer
Dale
Iola Sanitarium
Waupaca County
K. J. Gray
Adj
State of
Sewopueniyy Vass Lacul Sai
U. S
Chas. T. Walker & CO
E. North Ave
Wheeler & Wilson Hfg. CO
Wabash Avenue
D.W. Collins
Mutchell
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