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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1888
Page
1
Destructive Winds Wreck Edwardsburg Michigan Town
A July 9 windstorm devastates Edwardsburg on Diamond Lake. Most buildings suffer damage or are wrecked, the large hotel moved from its foundation, several homes and barns destroyed, livestock displaced, boats lifted from the lake, yet no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsburg
Diamond Lake
Winds Sweep Hakopee As Severo Storm Hits City
A severe storm struck Hakopee Minnesota at 3 45 pm causing extensive damage to buildings and trees The Waina Manufacturing Company suffered major loss with its five story frame building ruined The park and cooper shop also suffered damage Chimneys and fences were toppled Numerous livestock losses reported near New Ulm with several named residents affected The storm moved from the southwest and intensified into a hurricane leaving several dozen trees uprooted and grain fields damaged with stalks broken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onne
Hakopee
Minn
Wainawh Manufacturing Company
Anle
Phl & Veren
Cooper Shop
New Ulm
John Arhart
John Lotg
Jacob Krause
Bernhard Kanweller
George ‘I'rynor
John Durbahn
Joseph Gabriel
Louis Bushard
Wilford Bushard
Polyia
Dunavan
House votes on fort Omaha site bill and other measures
The House read or referred several president vetoes to the pension committee. A military committee session was allotted time for farm and army bills. The Fort Omaha site and building project, not exceeding 200000 dollars, was read in committee and passed. The day included other updates on health and industry figures and a bank statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Pension Committee
Fort Omaha
Neb
Daniel Boone's Gun Found in Ohio River
John Moreland recovered an old flintlock musket from the Kentucky side of the Ohio River near Ironton. The rusted iron and preserved walnut stock show initials "1D. B." and a bullet scar, suggesting Dan iel Boone owned and lost the gun fleeing Indians. The artifact likely lay underwater for decades and may be sent to the centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
John Moreland
Kentucky
Ohio River
Daniel Boone
Boone
Sam Small Triggers La Crosse Church Row Over Ministers
Sam Small the revivalist incites a public dispute in La Crosse Wisconsin by bitterly denouncing city ministers for alleged derliction of duty. Ministers on stage initially, then absent. Small extends his sermon nightly. He apologizes to Rev Dr Thomas and broadens the apology to include others. Public disgust grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Small
Mr. Thomas
Horner
Small
Minniapol is Lurlines sweep to first day wins at Minnetonka
The Minneapolis Lurlines won every event on day one of the Minnetonka regatta. In the junior double the Lurlines finished two lengths ahead at 9:38 5, with Winnipeg second. The senior singles saw Muchmore win in 10:15 4, Wright second, Turnbull third. A junior four oared race caused collisions involving Duluth and Winnipeg. the Lurlines led late to win in 9:31 7, with Winnipeg 9:40, St. Paul 10:06, Duluth 10:10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Lurlines
Minneapolis
Duluth
Lurline
G. K. Taylor
C. Ei. Wheeler
St. Paul
S. Forest
Charles A.clark
H. D. Pearson
Taymond Moore
Winnipeg
L. Patton
H. Galt
Lurlines
Winnipegs
J. E. Muchmore, Jr
Norman Wright
James Burnbull
W. B. Selvey
Muchmore
Wright
Turnbull
Selvey
St. Pauls
H. C. Deacon
I. S. Dunbar
J. ¥. Fitzpatrick
Walter Holcomb
C. E. Wheeler
A. W. Daniels
George K
Tragedy at Kimishi Mountains Ends Four Hunters Dead
Four men camping near Kimishi mountains fifty miles east of Dennison Texas were found dead on July 4 with bullet wounds. A fifth man nearby was shot with buckshot. a Winchester rifle and shotguns lay at the scene. A posse is en route as authorities seek the unknown victims and cause.
Drunken Gang Attacks New York Saloon and Fights Continue
A group of about twenty youths battered saloonkeeper Thomas Tierney at Dutch Kills and roamed nearby establishments. When they returned to the closed saloon, they attacked with clubs and stones. Tierney fired from across the street fatally wounding two men, William Ownes and Cornelius Walsh, both 21, as police pursue a broader inquiry. An American in Berlin swindles the discount company, and police hunt Pearce identified as the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island City
N. Y
Thomas Tierney
Dutch Kills
Tiemey
William Ownes
Cornelius Walsh
Understanding Denied as Hostilities Preparations Continue
Report from Vienna notes that officials deny any Austro Russian understanding on the Eastern question. Russia is sending war material to the frontier and fortifying around Warsaw, which is described as a first rank fortress. Russian garrisons on the frontier are increased. Grand Duke Vladimir told a Warsaw banquet that he believes Emperor William is friendly to Russia and ready to ally him, based on his Berlin visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Russia
Warsaw
Vladimir
Berlin
William
Bank fraud charges stun Minneapolis court in 18000 loan case
Shotwell, Clerihew and Lothmann were arrested in Minneapolis on July 9 charged with defrauding Nicollet National Bank. The firm obtained 18000 from the bank, claiming a draft would be honored by the Eastern bank, but subsequently failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Shotwell, Clerihew & Tothmann
Nicollet National Bank
Baseball Scores and Late District Notes
Baseball scores from the Western Association show Minneapolis 1 Milwaukee 4 Des Moines 12 Sioux City 0 Omaha 4 Kansas City 8. National League results Pittburg 3 Washington 2 Indianapolis 1 Philadelphia 8. American Association Louisville 6 Cleveland 8 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 6 Kansas City 6 Baltimore 8. Misc notes mention Clarkson beating Chicago in all his starts, a St Paul reporters vs theater group game talk, Pat Killen's pugilistic exhibitions in MN and WI, Van Haltren retiring Pittsburg without a hit, and a Detroit trade offer for Sam Thompson and Hardy Richmond. The Sporting News cites Boston spending on ads. Chicago population noted at 70,000. Sheridan with the Swatara route via New York July 9, with reporting on progress and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WESTERN _ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Washington
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
American Association
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Athlone
van Haltren
New York
Sporting News
Boston
Detroit
Sam Thompson
Hardy Richmond
Gas works contract let in Rochester for 5000 dollars
The Rochester council awarded the gas works contract to Neffron and Graets for 5000 dollars. Buildings are to be finished by September 1. A special council meeting will decide on sewerage. Professor Cleveland surveys Bearcreek bottom for park potential. Vargo to reconsider local option. In North Dakota a petition with 2000 signatures calls for new liquor sales vote. election set for November 12. Mormon church farm near Salt Lake City, 1110 acres valued at 150000, turned over to Receiver Dyer as part of government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Neffron & Graets
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Bearcreek
Vargo
Arca
Dak
Salt Lake City
Dyer
Davison
Dakota Territory
Mitchell
Territory of Dakota
Davison County
Territory of
Dakota
Northern Pacific extends Red River Valley line to completion
Northern Pacific officials arriving from Pembina and St. Vincent report Red River Valley extension nearing finish in about thirty five days with twenty miles laid up to Thursday. Iowa state fair opens August 31 featuring band tournament and prizes. amateur baseball purse and track races noted. Chin ch bugs ruin barley across El lsworth prompting farmers to replant with buckwheat. Manitoba steel gang active laying rails as grade leveled for a top line. Manitoba tracks Cando branch under track laying. completion targeted by August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Minn
Northern Pacific
Pembina
St. Vincent
Red River Valley
Ainslee
Dis Moines
Iowa
Indiscriminate Immigration Brings Struggles for Italians
The Italian Emigrants' Society in New York reports about 8,000 Italians in the area lacking food. A health board order will reduce tenants in Italian quarters, worsening hardship, while requests from Virginia and other states seek railroad and farm workers to reduce migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
Virginia
Dynamite Plot Alleges Brotherhood Conspiracy Unfolds
General Manager Stone of the Burlington outlines a sensational dynamite plot claim tied to the Brotherhood of Engineers. Bowles and Broderick faced arrests with cartridges and letters of introduction showing secret business. The report covers attempted wrecks near Aurora Creston and the broader labor turmoil nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Burlington
CulcAco
Pinkerton
Bowles
Brotherhood
Bowles, Broderick and Wilson
Aurora
John A. Bauereisen
Division No. 32
The
Brotherhood of Engineers
Creston
Iowa
Broderick
Wilson
Bauereisen
Fire destroys McDonald shop and Dun aaod building in Chippewa Falls
A two story brick fire destroyed Donald McDonald’s shop Fink s blacksmith and the Dun aaod grocery building in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. The total loss is estimated at about a large amount with extensive damage to the structures and contents.local fire crews responded quickly to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Donald McDonald
Fink's
Dunaaod Grocery
Moses and God Face to Face Promise in Exod. Lesson
The article discusses Moses pleading for Israel after the golden calf, the atonement in Christ, and intimate fellowship with God. It links Old Testament promises to New Covenant grace, urging believers to know God personally and rely on divine presence for joy and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Moses
Mount
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Pharaoh
Israel
Egypt
Armen
Java
Paul
Jacob
John vi
Isaiah Coxvi
Jesse Christ
Mills Start Up in Prinspere Penn July
Prinspere Penn mills reopen with over half departments active and others set to resume Monday. Amalgamated members largely agree to return to work. Tanden Steel and Iron at Nfazelwood withdraws a ten percent wage cut and signs to the Amalgamated association scale. The firm has about 400 workers and is linked to Knights of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirosnune
Linden Steel Works
Knights of Labor
Amalgamated Association
Prinspere
Penn
Singer, Nimick & Co
Amalgamated
Tanden Steel and Iron Company
Nfazelwood
Grand Outfit
True & Co
Augusta
Maine
Miner County supporters target Griggsby for congress
The piece notes a concerted but doomed attempt to sway Miner county toward Griggsby of Sioux Falls for Congress. It highlights miners seeking a steady ally who has not changed sides on any issue, suggesting candidates like Gilford Campbell or Mellette as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Miner County
Griggsby
Sioux Falls
Congress
Gilford
Campbell
Mellette
English Immigrant Arthur Ball Faces Large Dakota Fortune
A Dakota man Arthur Ball born in England in 1860s or 1860s settled between Clark and Watertown after arriving in 1888. He receives quarterly sums to ease pioneer life and now must return to England after a family death requires settlement of a large estate, reportedly $80,000. He departed for England last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield Dispatch
Arthur Ball
England
Clark
Watertown
Dakota
Arthur
Insurance Tax Benefits Shown For Fire Departments
The table displays how the insurance law passed in the last legislative session yields fire departments 2 percent of premiums paid by each town. The second column lists each department’s entitlements, illustrating the tax receipts due to the fire services in various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
Warner's Safe Cure touted as kidney liver stomach remedy
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as a long known, powerful treatment for kidney liver and stomach diseases. It claims blood purity requires healthy kidneys, lists ailments from dizziness to dropsy, and urges readers to ask neighbors about its proven cures and universal testimonial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Ayer's Hair Vigor Restores Color, User Testimony
A user reports using Ayer's Hair Vigor to restore the original color of prematurely gray hair with complete success and cheerful testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
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Clarkson
Chicago
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le Syeur
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United Labor Party
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D. Mo. Stearns
Miner
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Redfield
Salem
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Wahpeton
Uikton
Warner S
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Spofford, Texas
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
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Mass
Sheriff’s Sale
Stinson & Co
Portland
Eor Sale
van Eps AD
H. Green
W. J. Green
Green Bros
Choice Family Groceries Also
Creen Bros. Cor
Second & Lawler
John D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
Cashier
A.M. Bowdle
Vice Press
J. N. Grant
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
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