Davison county board of equalization proceedings 1891
County commissioners met July 6 7 to equalize assessments and hear exemptions. Actions include timber culture exemptions denied or granted, land value raises and reductions, and adjournments. Treasurer's and county fund accounts reviewed and balance figures recorded for multiple townships and school districts.
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Board of County Commissioners
H. B. Anderson
John Cook
L. W. Lewis
J. B. Davis
John Carlson
Lans
Board of Equalization
Circuit Court
R. T. Robinson
Davison County
S. D
A.D. Snl
South Dakota
Treas. Com
Attorney General Denies Coroner Right to Inquest Body
AG Tabor states Coroner Levy has no authority to touch the body of Similer or hold an autopsy. He says coroner powers are statutorily limited to cases of suspicion and only after a formal complaint. The condemned man’s death is certified by physicians and lawful execution compliance ends further inquiry.
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Tabor
Arpiany
Levy
Similer
Base Ball Club at Auction in Louisville
The Falls City bank holds a 36,000 mortgage on the Louisville base ball club which failed last week. The mortgage will be realized at once and the club will be sold at auction in a few days. Directors will not provide more funds and buyers are not yet known as the club is heavily in debt and playing poorly.
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St. Louisville
Falls City Bank
Nebraska Horror Ends in Mass Family Slaying
A Beatrice farm family massacre at Ellis Nebraska leaves six dead including Mrs Puterbaugh and four of her children plus the father presumed killer. The body of John J Puterbaugh is found with a pistol beside him and an inquest is under way.
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Omatta
Ellis, Neb
Dr. Allen
Beatrice
Neb
Ellis
John J. Puterbaugh
Iis
A Robber's Roost Found on Long Island
Nearly two hundred men scoured woods and swamps north of Isaly to capture Tom Richardson, the robber who terrorized the area. They found two hidden caves with loot from prior crimes and a chained stake suggesting plans to abduct his wife. The search continues.
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Long Island
Isaly
L. L
Tom Richardson
Richardson
Navy Yard Arrests for Theft Shocks Norfolk
Paymaster Clark Van Wranken and clerk H W Croston were arrested at the Norfolk Navy Yard on charges of stealing composition metal and other government goods valued at $10,000. Croston arraigned before US Commissioner Ackis. Van Wranken jailed aboard the Franklin to await court martial. Bond set for next Wednesday. In Alabama, Franklin county votes ended with Russellville chosen as county seat amid no violence.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
NorFolk
Navy Yard
Clark van Wranken
H. W. Croston
Port Royal
S. G
Croston
United States
Ackis
van Vranken
Franklin
English Army Surgeon Dies by Own Action Abroad
English surgeon Frederick Whately, formerly of the English army, killed himself on his brother’s Campbell county, Virginia plantation after mental distress from service in India. Decorated Americans honored in Paris for the fall of Lille. London reports salute for a Norwegian voyage. Longshore strike ends in Curacao. Omaha players resist joining a reorganized team.
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Lynchburg
Frederick Whately
Campbell County
Here
India
Lightning storms rake Mont town with electric displays and damage
Weather section reports a series of powerful storms in Montana from July 11. Clouds burst with bright electric discharges causing alarm though actual damage was limited. Three houses caught fire and occupants were stunned. a loaded rifle exploded in a home and a woman was hurled by a flash but survived. Missouri River waters are rising again.
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Aroanad Helem
Ficnaxa
Mont
Sorat
Elmer Hanna
Edgar
Mass
Airain
Missouri
Bartlett Exonerated and Northrop Case Report
Minnesota hospitals for the insane board met at Merchants, reviewing the Northrop case. The special committee found Mrs. Sophronia Northrop insane and admonished Judge Shaler to curb expenses. Other items noted include a wind storm in Northfield, a dairy school planning in Chicago, Knapp-Stout Lumber reorganization, money counts in the Treasury, and Edison Electric patent decision in New York.
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Sophronia Northrop
Minnesota Hospitals For the Insane
Merchants
A. L. Sackett
St. Peter
J. F. Fulton
St. Paul
Joh
F. Meagher
Mankato
A. . Stebbins
Rochester
TURES
Barto
Sank Centre
M. Rb.tyler
Charles D. Wright
Soln W. Matson
Ersus Mills
John Peterson
Gieimbhers
Perens Falls Asylum
Northrop
Chis
Curiaco
W. H W. Gilbert
Richland
N. Y
W. H. Morrison
Madison
Wis
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Agricultural Experimentation
HH. . Sherman
Monticello
Ta. Lovejoy Johnson
Stalhnan Valley
Hrs
Johnnyy
Chicago
Columbian Dairy Association
Dairy Association
dix-Crovernor Hoard
Wisconsin
Edison
New York
Judie Wallace
United State Supreme Court
Edison Eectric Company
United States Lighting Company
Thomas A. Edison
ISSO
Ingersoll Foresees McKinley Victory in Ohio
Colone Ingersoll spoke to reporters in Chicago about the 1892 Republican race. He named McKinley as the likely nominee if he wins Ohio, asserting strong support from Illinois Kansas Indiana and other states. He dismissed Blaine’s chances due to health and emphasized McKinley’s potential nationwide appeal.
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Cmicaco
Colone Ingersoll
New York
Helena
Montana
Republic Mateur
Darter
Colne Ingersoll
Blaine Wa
Ingersoll
Blaine
Slit
Cotte Cay Maign
McKinley
Ohio
Buckeye
Republica Party
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Oles
Campbell Holds Trumps in Ohio Campaign Aboard Special Train
Cleveland dispatch reports Governor Campbell maintaining lead as Republican rivals debate silver policy. Delegates and allies convene with Allan Thurma to discuss free coinage versus conservative silver plank, with Marquis likely to be Campbell’s running mate and party ticket plans in progress.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Gover Campbell
Hollenden
Harter
Committee On
Marquis
Crampbell
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Board of County Commission
D. A. Scott
J. L. Hannett
John Rogan
Commissioner Carlson
Carlson
S. Olmstead
I. Buffett
W. Snow
S.T. Beddoes
Beulah Township
D. Ward
Lisbon Township
Tobin Township
Rome Township
Blendon Township
WM. M. Smith
Teas. Com
Ex-Treas
Bal
Nee'd
Treas
General School Fund
Beulah
Treas.com
Court House Fund
Reed Ex-Treas
Iux-treas - WW
S. OY
Reed
Sterne
Lisbon School
City OF Mitchell
Lisbon
Perry School Township
Panett
Perry Civil
X-Treas
al Union School
Union Clyil Township
Treaus Com
Badger School Township
Col. Cn Oy
Prairie
Badger
Blendon
MT. Vernon Ind
Wwens.com
Baker School
Baker
Tobin School
Ree'd
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Mitchell School
Toteas
Vernon Civil Township
Golee
Nebraska
Puterbaugh
Birmingham
Ala
Russellville
Paris
Carnot
Lastile
Vanheien
Nachtel
Schweitzer
New York Benegoent Society
Legion of Honor
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Weiser
Norway
London
Forth Bridge
Leith
Omaha
Krauthoff
Nlay
Lightning's
Bartlett
Sey
Ins al Paribault and
North “Stet, Mente
Parmavur
Damiares
Northfield
Norrtheleld
Mign
Woo
Knapp-Stout
St. Louis
Knapp-Stout Lumber Company
American Just Fund Savings Bank of Chicago
Gover
Wasi
TP Te Enanite Teey Museis
Litekiuty
Waiiseeuin Sali
Huntington
Treasury
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Vincennes
Ind
Richland County
Frank Gillespie
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Oak
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United Presbyterian Church
Grand Amy
the Republic
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Resian
Russia
Englis
Egypt
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Cronstadt
Eens Bolte
Wilionnty Bopgi Prene Gui
Ney
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Overnor Jones Wis
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