County Proceedings Adjiurmed Session July 1891
The county board met Monday at 10 a m and 1 p m with members Anderson Davis Cook Lewis Carlson. They advertised bids to repair the bridge over Tiresteel Creek and discussed a proposed bridge between sections 82 Lisbon and 6 Tobin townships. They laid over actions on grading near Prosper township bridge and approved tax redemption applications. They transferred funds to balance the courthouse fund and canceled old warrants. Several bills were approved for county work and publishing costs.
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World of County Commissioners
Anderson
J. B. Davis
John Cook
1. W. Lewis
J. BP. Carlson
Toelock
Lisbon
Tobin
Actiion
Prosper
Said
Court House
Ballance
W. C. Miller
J. Stearns
Ben. Thorp
D.M. Wertwell
A. Lowe
W. Jones
John JH. Melean
ISSA
R.S. Indi
DSI
S. Camh
Wolf Sen
CW Davis
Hridav
LA Anisden
Priming Co
Davya
Judy Iso County
South
A Southern Hero Remembered at Lexington Ceremony
Thousands gather in Lexington Virginia for a Stonewall Jackson memorial unveiling thirty years after Bull Run. Confed ranks from across the South attend amid flags and salutes as General Wade Hampton presides and Rev A Hopkins invokes blessing.
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South
Lexington
Old College Town
Grand Army of the Republic
Rockbridge
Virina’s Military Institute
Confederacy
Washington and Lee University
U ¥Ain
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Hampton
Rev
A. ©. Hopkins
D D
Charleston
W. Va
Stonewall Jackson
Jubal Earry
Jubal A. Early
Hampton Sans
Margaret J. Preston
Ames A. Walker
Stonewall
Virginia Miliary Institute
Jackson
Julia Jackson Christian
Exvo
Manas
Rock Bridge
Stanley Seeks Australia Trip Amid Separation Rumor
Reports from Leewixe Switzerland claim Henry M. Stanley and his wife Dorothy Tennant have separated though a London to New York cable denies it. Stanley plans extended travel to Australia while his wife remains in London.
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Stanic
Leewixe
Switzerland
Henry M. Stanley
Murren
Dorothy Tennant
London
Paris
Australia
Judge McKay faces contempt action in Kansas case
A motion for attachment and arrest was filed in the Kansas Supreme Court against Judge W McKay of the Twenty fourth district for disobeying orders by restraining an agent released by the court. Chief Justice Horton arrived from Colorado to preside. The court threatens militia if needed to enforce compliance.
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Kansas
Trice
Supreme Court
Toreka
Kan
W. McKay
Alliance
Twenty-fourth Judicial District
Justice Horton
McKay
Colorado
Deviled Exhibit of Receipts and Disbursements
Substantial fragments show a sworn declaration dated July 21 or 22 1801 with a as yet unreadable exhibit of receipts and disbursements. The legible portion indicates a formal oath before a notary or official. The OCR yields limited context and numerous numeric gibberish.
Molly Maguires Loot Dynamite in Newcastle Mine Riot
A Molly Maguires faction forms at Newcastle coal camp as dynamite, powder, and a large haul vanish from a mine. Militia guard, suspected miner Pat Murphy, and a dynamite cartridge explode damaging cabins. Authorities move to Gilman amid fears of further riots and strike violence.
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Seattle
Wash
Newcastle
Scott
Pat Murphy
Colonel Scott
August Sanders
Iin
Arma
Gilman
Lunder
Orero I Company
Ben- Wasbro
Precarious Position In Briceville Sparks Militia Clash
Dispatches report unrest in Briceville over convict labor and miner employ ment. The militia commander orders reinforcements as clashes risk escalation and soldiers face possible casualties. Porter reports federal funding needs and the interior secretary weighs bureau operations amid the crisis.
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Porter
Washincton
Versus Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Dasi Sizonins
Missing telegraph line puzzle disrupts railway link
A garbled OCR fragment describes a missing telegraph line affecting railway communications and property interests. No clear names or places are readable, but the note hints at a transport disruption and potential authorities involved.
River mystery after boat found with gear and lamp
A man vanished after going fishing on the river. His boat, clothes, tackle and a light were found drifting downstream at dawn. Workers continued dragging the river for his body as investigators pursue the cause of his disappearance.
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Proclamation Warns Officers Over Prize Fight Issue
Governor acts after visiting committee cites law violations in prize fighting. Attorney General advises enforcement after local action. Governor pledges aid and issues warnings to officers under state statutes. Also reports murder in Chicago dive and ship arrival at Gibraltar with Empress of China.
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St. Paul
Thomas Cochran, Jr
Archbishop Ireland
D. R. Noyes
Clapp
Isd
Chicago
Donsvan
Donneleey
Mike Cohen
South
Clark Street
Ais i
Pat Ryan
Cohen
pCa
Sana
Navy Sued Over False Imprisonment Case From Boston Sailor
William McNair of Boston plans to sue the Navy Department for 25000 dollars claiming false imprisonment after a July 18 incident during the White Squadron visit to Boston. McNair, a seaman on Charles Paine's yacht Volunteer, was arrested five times for desertion, identified by none of the officers, and transported to New York before being released. He will seek redress through General B F Butler.
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Navy Department
New York
William McNair
Boston
Aséaiuan
B. F. Butler
Department
McNair
Admiral Walker
Charles Paine
Volunteer
United States
General Butler
Brief Record of Minor 1923 News Items
Minne sota supreme court orders August closure of state law library for repairs. Receiver of American Loan and Trust Co of New York reports assets of 2 293 512. Chicago metal polishers strike for shorter hours and minimum wage. 17 shops affected. Samuel W. Lewis convicted of grand larceny in the first degree. Dr C W Hewitt to London for international medical congress. Minnesota Anita work progresses. four months to complete. London: Chicago World’s Fair delegates meet with speeches. Merchants National Bank Fort Worth assets 1 200 000 liabilities 500 000. depositors protected. Mrs Parnell bitten by dog at home Ironsides N J. dog killed. Endymion’s fate after crank break. awaiting repairs. William Heislon stabbed at Fairview Pa. altercation over a woman. Dom Pedro Ill Austrio Brazil ill at Vichy. doctors hold consultation.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
State Law Library
American Loan and Trust Company
New York
Supreme Court
Chicago
Samuel W. Lewis
Wall Street
C. W. Hewitt
Minnesota Board of Health
London
England
Minnesota Anita
Council of
Merchants National Bank
Fort Worth
Tex
Endymion
William Heislon
Fairview
Weee Mountain
George Alieboug
I Yaues
Aliebough
Heislop
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