Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Sales in Davison County
Multiple 19th century notices announce mortgage foreclosures in Davison County South Dakota. Files describe borrowers Samuel J Olson Sarah E McDonald Martin M McDonald and David O Sweet defaulting on mortgages held by George D Mosher Vermont Investment and Guarantee Co Arthur T Weight and others. Foreclosures list described land parcels The northeast quarter Section 1 Township 101 Range 62 West Fifth Principal Meridian The southeast quarter Section 26 Township 103 North Range 61 West Fifth Principal Meridian and The southwest quarter Section 9 Township 101 North Range 60 West. Sales set at the Davison County courthouse Mitchell with dates in 1893 and amounts due including principal interest taxes and attorney fees.
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George B. Everitt
Martha D. Everitt
George D. Mosher
U.S
Dayigan County
South Dakota
Shcriff
Davison
Oder
Morteagee AE
Hitchcook
Mortgagee
Samuel J. Olson
George D Mosher
Daylson
Register of Deeds
Davison County
Will Bell
Smitchell Davison County
Mitchell
Lus Geo
D. Misuki
E. Hitchcock
Sarah E. McDonald
Martin M McDonald
Vermont Investment and Guarantee Company
United States
Maren
Office of the Register of Deeds
Vermont Investment and Guarantee Co
A. E. HiTcHcock
Mortydigee
David O. Sweet
Arthur JT. Wright
Smortgives
Arthur T. Weight
Moe
State of
Ant Tuck T. Wright
Lynch Threat Fails as Sheriff Escorts Murderer to Jail
Albert Bautburger, accused of killing Ben Kreider and his family, escapes lynching in Cando. Sheriff McCune and deputies move him through Ramsey and Towner counties to Devils Lake jail, guarded by militia amid threats of mob violence. A Cando party plans risked rescue from the jail.
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Cando
Albert Baumbnurger
Ben Kreider
Deloraine
Man
Comstock
McCune
Ramsey County
Bautberger
Devils Lake
Barton
Towner County
Bamburger
Rumor of Prince George Marries Early in Malta
London cable reports the Duke of York allegedly wed a daughter of a high ranking British naval officer in Malta years ago and sired two children, creating a potential royal complication amid unclear succession. The piece links the event to later royal behavior and notes corrections about a Princess of Wales attendance. A separate Indianapolis crash at Rich's Crossing kills three aboard a buggy, including Mary Ganz aged 11 and John Ganz.
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George
Crisco
the Herald
London
Duke of York
Malta
Duke of Cambridge
Clarence
Royal House
Marlborough House
Princess of Wales
Ng. Aichmosd
Ind
Pan Handle
Indianapolis
Rich's Crossing
Elizabeth Gang
John Ganz
Mary Ganz
Three Men Rescued After Cheltenham Beach Sighting
Reports to the South Chicago police say three young men clung to an upturned rowboat off Cheltenham beach and were feared drowned. They were picked up by another boat and brought safely to land.
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Curiaco
South Chicago
Cheltenham Beach
Pat Egan Wins $750 Suit Against Courthouse Board
Pat Egan court house custodian wins a $750 judgment against the courthouse commission after claiming a two year appointment term. Egan had been discharged months earlier and the court sustained his view of the appointment duration.
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Sr. Paul
Pat Egan
Courthouse Commission
Egan
Senator Martin Improving At Home
Senator Martin shows slight improvement but remains very weak and confined to bed. His physician orders absolute quiet and no visitors as of July 11. President Cleveland also improves at Gray Gables and plans a possible fishing trip midweek.
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Martin
Toreka
Kan
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Rio Grande do Sul tension rises with Brazilian admiral
Herald reports Admiral Van derkolk joins the Rio Grande do Sul revolutionists and sails toward the town with a warship to seize Brazilian gunboats while land forces press the assault.
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Revolutionista
New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Admiral Vanderkolk
Buenos Ayres
Customs Frauds and Global Turmoil Spill Across July Dispatches
A treasury agent seized about 1800 pounds of tobacco passed as fillers at Ostensburg New York. losses from Canadian imports may exceed one million dollars. Ironwood faces a fever epidemic after water contamination. authorities arrest the water superintendent for manslaughter. The Telegram notes Mr Crisp likely to be re elected speaker. Train collision in Wisconsin kills two. a ship war alert surfaces in Samoa with British and German ships en route. Pickpocket syndicate heads to Chicago. Russian duties reduced for US France and others. Blue Earth City murder over children. Tramps jailed after train interference. a lawyer dies in Sing Sing. Voorhees reportedly declines labor demands. Hamburg sanitation remains good amid heat.
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Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Ostensburg
N. Y
Another Lynching Likely From Ray Girls Murder
News from Caro Michigan July 12 reports a colored man arrested in Milan Tennessee as an accomplice in the Bardwell Kentucky murder of the Ray sisters. He allegedly killed them and Miller knew it. Bardwell authorities were notified and a second lynching threat loomed.
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Ray Girls
Caro
Isis
Milan
Tenn
Miller
Bardwell
Ray Sisters
Ilinois Central
Bantamweight Title Match Set for July 24 in New York
Billy Plimmer world bantamweight champion will meet Dolly Lyons in New York on July 24. They are scheduled to fight at 112 pounds after Lyons recent triumph over Kid Uogan.
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New York
Billy Plimmer
Billy Lester Dies at 40 After Illness
New York reports the death of Billy Lester, variety actor, at his Fair Heaven New Jersey summer cottage after a long illness. He was 40.
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Billy Lester
New York
Fair Heaven
N. J
Worthington Votes Bonds for Electric Light Plant
Worthington Minnesota has approved bonds to fund an electric light plant. A new post office opens at Cathay Wells county North Carolina with Marcus L Peck named postmaster. Kingston Ontario received one million bushels of grain from the West last week, the largest weekly receipts ever, causing several large train cars to idle awaiting unload.
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Worthington, Minn
Cathay
Wells County
N. C
Marcus L. Peck
Kingston
Ont
York Market Prices July 12 1893
York July 12 1893 market prices show money on call at 7 percent and prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange unsettled with bankers' bills around 4.81 for 6 days and 4.80 for demand. posted rates 4.57 4.46. Commercial bills near 445 4.82 13. Bar silver at 7 9 lgc. Mexican dollars listed. data provided in the latest market columns.
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York
Spercenit
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Grain market and stock-yards report from Chicago and St Paul
Wheat opened strong on government crop data but fell as a bank failure in Kansas City dampened sentiment. Corn and oats declined amid high receipts and weak shipping, while lard futures slid. At St Paul, hogs were slightly lower. cattle steady with strong demand for prime steers and cows. sheep steady with some buyers. Receipts counted: hogs 1,100. cattle 250. calves 30. sheep unknown.
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Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul Union
Sour St. Paut
Wheat and grain prices and cattle market report
From Indianapolis July 12 1851 opening and closing prices for wheat corn oats and December futures with Chicago grain and provisions figures. Includes cattle hogs and sheep receipts and market notes for July open and close prices and early trading signals.
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Min Arapolis
Chicago
Unmicaco
Mitchell Exposition and Circus Crowd Reports
Mitchell's Exposition aims to showcase Brule county in a favorable light with a stronger Corn Palace plan. The Sioux City Corn Palace project is on hold for the year due to funding, while Mitchell advances preparations for a more successful Exposition. Crowd estimates for Friday's circus vary from 5000 to 11000, with Ringling confirming the higher count as the season's largest. Meanwhile, carpenters finish exterior work on the ladies' Catholic seminary and roof shingling, with veneering uncertain but completion aimed for winter warmth.
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Brule County
Mitchll
Plankinton
Sioux City
Mitchell
Ringling
Ladies’ Catholic Seminary
Quiet Wedding Unites C Dean and Lizzie Duthie at Miller
Mr C Dean groom from Mitchell, employed at the Republican printing office, wed Miss Lizzie Duthie daughter of ex-Commissioner John Duthie of Rock Dale township. The ceremony occurred last Thursday evening at Dr Lane’s residence with Rev Bowman of the Presbyterian church officiating.
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Miller
Miller Press
Lane
Bowman
Presbyterian Church
C. Dean
Lizzie Duthie
Mitchell
Republican Printing Office
John Duthie
Rock Dale Township
Minnie
Mille
Tur Rp. Publican Printing Office
Brookings funds unsettled after bank failure
There is no college funds deposit in Brookings while Freudenfeld controls the Morris and experiment funds about 34000 this year. Drafts are protested and nearly worthless at banks. resolution hoped soon as citizens await due money. Shiloh's Cure promises relief for cough and croup at 21 cents per pocket dose of twenty‑five.
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Brother Shannon
Brookings Press
Brookings
Freudenfeld
Morris Fund
Experiment Fund
Plankinton
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