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15 Jul 1887
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1887
Page
1
Crop Report Shows Strong Iowa Kansas Corn Prospects
July reports from the agriculture department indicate corn acreage up 2.5 million and output up 2 percent from 1886 with Kansas and the Mississippi district showing gains. Wheat in many regions holds steady while spring grain faces chinch bug pressure. overall yields depend on weather and pest conditions across Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Dakota and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Mississippi
Lifornia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
Northwest
West Virginia
Yacht capsized in New York emergency claims 25 dead
July 11 report says at least 25 drown after yacht Mystery overturned last night, with 37 aboard mainly from eastern Brooklyn. Lost include Michael Schwind, Mrs Brandle, Mrs Louise Chemnier and children Frankie Lizzie Charlie, Mrs Weiss and daughter, Annie Bader, and many others. Saved listed among relatives and guests with several later deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Michael Schwind
Brandell
Louise Chemnier
Frankie
Lizzie
Charlie
Weiss
Brunswick
Fargo
Annie Bader
Morrill Street
Phillips
Freddie Lemberg
George Kring
Nicolas Scheidt
DeKalb Avenue
Henry Hendrickson
Canarise
Boyne Anniversary Sparks Riots in Belfast and Ulster
Belfast and wider Ulster marks the Boyne anniversary with large crowds and disturbances. In Belfast, Rev Dr Kane of the Orangemen presided over a monster meeting where violent rhetoric surfaced and riots erupted. Police were reinforced to prevent clashes between Orangemen and Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Outrage Spreadeagles Across States With Brutal Attacks
In Lim Ohio John Williams, 30, assaulted two girls aged 9 and 11, injuring one fatally. jailed. In Flemingsburg Kentucky Elias Pugh, about 30, six feet two, abducted and harmed 11 year old Fannie Barnice. hunted by hundreds as lynching fears rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim
Ohio
John Williams
Flemingsburg
Kentucky
Elias Pugh
Flemings
Pugh
Fannie Barnice
James Steinger
Orangemen Parade and Picnic in Des Plaines Celebrated Victory
CircaGao July 12 report says Orangemen held a city parade and picnic in Des Plaines to mark a historic victory. They marched in procession through the streets toward the depot showing a fine appearance and festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CircaGao
Orangemen
Desplaines
Police reopen Cass woman arrest case in London
London police reopened the case of the young Cass woman illegally arrested but adjourned soon after, amid evidence that hundreds of women were convicted on a single witness. In Dublin, English ladies urged the Lord Mayor’s wife to lead the agitation against the pending coercion bill in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cass
DuBlin
Richmond Banquet Upsets Lynn Grand Army Visitors
Massachusetts veterans visiting Richmond last week faced hostile sentiment when Virginia officials urged joining the rebel flag with the Stars and Stripes. H. W. Flournay defended the Confederacy and proposed amending the flag. the Richmond editor followed with a call for full unity by incorporating the rebel banner into the national flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen. Lander
Lynn
Mass
Richmond
Massachusetts
Virginia
H. W. Flournay
Commonwealth of Virginia
R. E. Lee
Richmond Times
Excommunication of Rev Dr Edward McGlynn Declared
Archbishop Corrigan announced in New York yesterday that Rev Dr Edward McGlynn is excommunicated for disobeying the pope’s order. The letter warned him to appear in Rome within forty days or face full penalties, including loss of sacraments and, after death, Christian burial rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corrigan
Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda
Edward McGlynn
St. Stephen’s Church
Rome
Dr. McGlynn
Michael Augustine
C. E. Donnell
Prominent Dakota Man Courting Cash Bonds
In Washington a leading Dakota figure, touted as a trade center promoter, negotiates bonds for cash after meeting a Washingtonian in New York. The bon vivant epicure hosts breakfast at Astor cafe with clam and fish dishes, while the Dakota man finishes ham and eggs in ten minutes, leaving the table as the bill hits 36.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Washingtonian
Astor Cafe
Epicure
Dakota
Business Inn
Letter Significance in Grand Army Rift Raised by President
Washington reports quote sources claiming the president declined a St Louis visit to stir Grand Army factions. A prominent G A R figure says Cleveland seeks to split veterans into hostile camps for the next campaign. Other leaders deny political aims, urging unity and praise for Union veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Grand Army
Cleveland
New York Man Accused Of Jail Robbery Linked To Labor Dispute
Henry Long, who wrote to Mayor Hewitt alleging the Knights of Labor persecuted him, was appointed janitor by mayoral influence. Last night detectives arrested him for robbing tenants in the flat. police report a bad criminal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Long
Hewitt
Knights of Labor
Long
Hawaiian reform shift noted by Hawaiian minister
In Washington H A P Carter the Hawaiian minister discusses Honolulu's revolution confirming the king’s partial surrender of prerogatives and pledges to limit royal power. He notes W M Green as new chief minister, Kalakaua’s U S friendship, and that the cabinet’s English birth staff signals reform rather than a challenge to American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. A. P. Carter
Washington
Honolulu
W. M. Green
Kalakaua
United States
Dempsey Beats Nevitt In Bare Knuckle Fight At Bay Point
In Toledo on July 11 a brutal prize bout at Bay Point with about a hundred spectators ended when Jack Dempsey knocked Frank Nevitt out in three rounds under Marquis of Queensbury rules with bare knuckles. Nevitt broken nose. Dempsey suffered a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Bay Pont
Jack Dempsey
Frank Nevitt
Marquis of Queensbury
Professor Clark
Tom King
Nevitt
Jim Burns
Brooklyn
Dempsey
The Parcels Post System proposal faces express opposition
Wasuincrox July 11 Post office officials indicate a strong effort in the next Congress to extend the merchandise in the mails system, the parcels post, despite opposition from express companies. The note reflects early push for broader parcels service and resistance from freight operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuincrox
Post Office
Tornado and Hail Ravage Pierre Area in July Storm
A severe tornado and hail storm swept northern Slughes and southern Sully counties last night, with hail up to hen's egg size shattering crops and wind flattening houses. The hardest hit include M. K. King, Charles Post, Sam Strayer, J. I. Brawler, W. Cools, and others. The storm lasted about fifteen minutes and lowered the temperature from 106 to 81 degrees.
Fire at Park Row building due to fireworks blast
A fire erupted at building twelve Park Row around two this afternoon caused by fireworks from Eagle fireworks company's ground floor. Employees fled, nearby occupants evacuated in panic as firefighters arrived with twenty water streams. Further explosions occurred but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Row
Eagle Fireworks Company
Resignation of Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railway GM
Pierspuren Pennsylvania July 11 reports the resignation of W. C. Quincy general manager of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railway. The move surprised readers and there is no immediate announcement of a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierspuren
Penn
W. C. Quincy
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railway
Quincey
Maine coat of arms motto in Blaine's London to Scotland trip
The New York report notes Blaine traveling from London to Scotland with the Maine coat of arms flying on his palace car. The motto "Dirigo" is displayed, while John Sherman adheres to his motto "I dig" during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Blaine
London
Scotland
John Sherman
Cain and Gibbs Shooting Sparks Local Crime Note
In Philadelphia on July 11 William Cain and Clarence Gibbs, both Black, fought over a girl and Cain shot Gibbs in the side likely fatally. Cain was not arrested. Also reported: the Leavenworth club franchise in the Western league sold to Hastings and the club disbanded. Fitzsimmons, formerly of St Paul, tipped as pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Cain
Clarence Gibbs
Cain
Gibbs
Leavenworth
Hastings
Fitzsimmons
St. Paul
Hang Die Executed by Mob at Cal Jail
A mob of about 200 armed men seized Clusa jail after guards were withdrawn and hanged Hang Die for the murder of Mrs. Billon. The Chinaman was found under the jailors room by trap door. he was taken to China town and strung from a railroad turntable with no speech. In Washington, Mahone pledges support for the Virginia Republican ticket and outlines a debt plan to gain broader backing without raising taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National Guard
Clusa
Cal
Hang Die
Billon
Chinatown
Washington
Mahone
White House
Faulkner
West Virginia
Burke
Detroit
Pioneers of
van Haltren
Isabel Lyon
Randolph von
Rhode Moe
Towanda
Pennsylvania
Dr. Lyon
Moe
Dan Lamont
Prince Albert
Lamar
Garland
Arkansas
Judge Endicott
Col
Vilas
Fairchild
Lawont’s
Alaska colony planors reach Juneau eager for settlement
Ben Ash reports that Charles Hauser and the party have arrived safely in Juneau after a pleasant voyage. They are pleased with the country and climate and hope inducements will be offered to make Alaska their home. Ash plans to visit Alaska with a large party on September 1 to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prems
Ben Ash
Alaska
Charles Hauser
Juneau
Ash
President Cleveland Visits Holland New York Surprise Arrival
President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland arrived at 5 40 am with only Mrs Cleve lands maids. They walked from the station to the home of Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland and surprised her. The town had planned a large greeting but it did not occur, leaving many regrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Patent
N. Y
Cleveland
Local Wife Shot by Husband in Royal Center Village
Logan spre County coroner notified after 2 a.m. shooting of Mrs. W A Garner in Royal Center village. Husband Garner, thinking he was stopping a burglar, discovered his wife missing from bed and later admitted the fatal shot. Coroner to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganspors
Ind
Jordan
W.A. Garner
Royal Center Village
Garner
Suicide of Stern Chittenden in Lancaster County
Stern Chittenden of New York brother of an Episcopal clergyman in Paradise, Lancaster County, ended his life last evening at about 6 by cutting his throat and both wrists with a razor. He was thought insane, 55 years old, a bachelor. An inquest returned a verdict of death by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Stern Chittenden
New York
Chittenden
Episcopal Church
Paradise
Tragic Railway Accident Near Sugar Valley
In Chattanooga Tennessee area this morning on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railway Mrs. Craig and her niece Miss Alice Phillips of Dalton were struck by the east express while walking on a trestle near Sugar Valley. Both women were killed on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranooga
Tenn
East Tennesee, Virginia & Georgia
Craig
Nice
Alice Phillips
Dalton
East Express
Sugar Valley
Notable Woman Margaret Green Dies at 83 in Cerro Gordo
Cerro Gordo Ill July 8 Mrs Margaret Green longtime resident of Willow Branch township dies at her home aged 83 She once served as nurse to Abraham Lincoln during his smallpox illness at Beardstown Ill The notice also mentions Prescott Webber McAuliffe and Legg as players moving between regional leagues including St Paul Red River Valley Ohio State and South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro Gorpbo
Margaret Green
Willow Branch Township
Abraham Lincoln
Beardstown
Green
Prescott
St. Paul
Webber
McAuliffe
South Bend
Indiana
Legg
Prominent Union Men Deny Assassination Plot Claim
Ex Governor A G Curtin reports in a lengthy letter to the New York Terald denying charges in a supposed letter from Jeff Davis. General Roger Pryor says he doubts any Jeff Davis assassination attempt occurred and doubts Davis wrote the letter, calling the piece a fabrication or exaggeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. G. Curtin
New York Terald
Jeff Davis
Roger Pryor
Davis
Americans Arrested for Highway Robbery in Paso Del Norte
John Nastan and J N Clum were arrested Thursday at Paso Del Norte Mex for highway robbery and sand bagging. They belong to a gang active in Paso Del Norte for months and are wanted for other crimes. The Mexican code makes highway robbery a capital crime and they will be shot, as evidence is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Texas
John Nastan
J. N. Clum
Paso del Norte
Mex
Various Local Notables and Cabinet Figures Mentioned in News Week
A collage of brief notices mentions Gen Sheridan and family at Nonquitt, Richard Lancaster the elderly octogenarian burying, the district plans a new concrete curb and gutter, and Attorney General Garland remaining in bachelor quarters. It also covers presidential routines, mines, promotions, and assorted political chatter with a panorama of names and places across the nation.
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Liest
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Grop Report
Gillig
Senae
Arsents
National For Administration
Grand
D. Gen
Washburn Post
Eland
United Labor
Powderly
THE
BOYNE
Crime and Casualty
New York City
Chicago
McGlynn
Parcels Post System
Sheridan
Nonquitt
David I. McKxee
Associated Press
Richard Lancaster
District Commission
Hubbard
Marine Band
Canadhy
Senate
Younnacannotta
Ellen Jane
Arizona
Gen. Rosecrans
Dewitt C. Sprague
Mr. Blaine
Col. Muldrow
Interior
Maunderson
Manderson
Omaha
Edward M. Stanton
Nancy Stanton
Quartermaster General
Hubbell
Michigan
Levi Bacon
Patent Office
Stubbell
Poland
Colonel Lamont
Mr. Prudens
Hassler
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News OF
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Vienna
Belgrave
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Austria
Cromer
Norfolk
Burnside
Providence
George M. Pullman
Italy
Agust
Key West
Carlsbad Sprudel
Parnell
Wm. Waltz
St. Ilubert
Belgium
Senator Windom
Putnam, Conn
Wm. Turl
Philadelphia Hat Company
Fred Leagitt
Boston
Mt. Washington
Antwerp
Princess Victoria
Prussia
Picadilly
James Workman
Pittsburgh
Lexander Shaler
New York Board of Health
Gen. Lamour
Salamon
Ilayti
Emperor William
Ems
Isaac F. Hall
Dr. Marsh
Lisbon
Paris
Ossipee
National Educational Association
Alexandria
George Werembaker
Lena Lartung
Monongahela River
Livestock Sanitary Commission of
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