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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1887
Page
10
Thurman Says He is Fever Out of Politics
The item reports Thurman declaring he will not seek office again and compares his state of political withdrawal to a ghost on the Styx. It notes others discuss Cleveland, labor votes, and Thurman’s view of future influence within the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Army of the Republic
Fairchild
George Rayner
On Democrat
Democrate
Post
York
al CG. Thurman
Fifth Enue
Ohio
Cleveland
Newark
J. Thurman
Styx
Wheat dullness deepens amid long dry spell and low prices
Livertoon reports extreme dullness in wheat driven by protracted fine weather and liberal offerings as U.S. prices stay low. HL. J. Wallace named treasurer of Jerauld County to replace the late M. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livertoon
America
HL. J. Wallace
Jerauld County
M. Williams
Bluffing intruder captured in Brenham house
Mrs Telfer woke to chloroform fumes while her daughter slept nearby. Nellie Telfer cried out, alerting the family. A burly black man fled but was herded to the house by a boarding guest and a bystander before an officer escorted him to jail. No weapons found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Texas
Telfer
Gainesville
Nellie Telfer
Greatest naval review draws crowds at Portsnouru
Foreign Notes reports the largest naval review in world history held at Portsnouru with Royal celebrities and many Americans present. crowds fill vantage points as the event is deemed a grand success. London notes curiosity and anxiety over Dublin deliberations on enforcing the coercion act and whether the law will be used as rigorously as hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsnouru
London
Dublin
Newspaper Owners Among Congressmen List Prominent Figures
The article profiles U.S. lawmakers who own newspapers including Bayne of Pennsylvania and McShane of Nebraska. It notes Hearst of California Hawley Riddleberger Boutelle Reed Hill Merriman Burns Cox Enloe and two Tennessee Taylor successors as newspaper men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressman Bayne
Allegany
Pennsylvania
Bayne
Penny Press
Pittsburg
McShane
Omaha
Nebraska
Ile
Omaha Herald
Hearst
California
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Portland
Congressman Hill
Illinois
Amos Cummings
New York
Merriman
Congressman Burns
Missouri
Sam Cox
Mr. Enole
Tennessee
Taylors
Editor Rotacker Arrested for Criminal Libel in Omaha
O H Rotacker editor of the Republican was arrested on a charge of criminal libel brought by S M Hitchcock editor of the World. The offense stemmed from an July 16 editorial mentioning Hitchcock s dead father and brother. Rotacker posted a 1500 bond and awaits a preliminary hearing next week. This marks the second arrest under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
O. H. Rotacker
The
Republican
S. M. Hitchcock
the World
Hitchcock
Iitchcock
Rotacker
Setback for Sherman at Toledo Republican Meet
At the Toledo convention ten Blaine and three Sherman delegates were chosen, a square knock against Sherman in the city where he anticipated strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Blaine
Sherman
Fire destroys H C Burbank clothing house in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on July 23 a fire gutted H C Burbank's clothing house causing a total loss of 3150 000. The loss is fully covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paulo
Minn
H. C. Burbank
Texas cattle trail not abandoned rumor denied
Telegrams from Dallas and San Antonio, Texas, discredit the rumor that the Texas cattle trail is to be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
Mayor of Limerick to visit in September
The mayor Francis O Keef of Limerick will visit the city in September by invitation of friends. A sales note promotes Shilohs catarrh remedy with a nasal injector offered free and priced at fifty cents. The piece also mentions ongoing political chatter about Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friends
Francis O'Keef
Limerick
Shiloh
L. O. Gale
Gossip From Washington Sparks From Capitol Whimsy
A column notes Major Powell to descend the Grand Canyon again. Vilas may push an international special delivery stamp. Brumidi frescoes at the White House receive a sky blue panel. A convention of chemists examines patent manures. Crank troubles and sewer oddities color Washington life as census forests and real estate figures surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Powell
Geological Survey
Colorado
Vilas
Brumidi
White House
Commissioner of Agriculture
Capitol
Cleveland
United States
Phelan
Memphis
Iie
Gen. Vandever
California
Cured of Malaria by Allcock's Plasters
Local testimonial from George Dixon of Vorlaine back and chest relief after malarial illness. He used Allcock's porous plasters for about a month and a half, placing one on the back two on the spleen and stomach area, reporting complete recovery. Advertisement copy mentions Shiloh's plaster and financing services from Davison Bros and Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizapperit
N. J
Allcock
George Dixon
Vorlaine
L. O. Gale
Army stores in England and a dealer's curious tale
A London contractor recounts interviews with William Pope, a leading English army stores dealer. He details vast inventories, government crackdowns on rifles after the Phoenix Park murders, flint locks, barter for palm oil, and large-scale operations employing hundreds. He also mentions buying tents boots saddles and other equipment from governments and reselling or repurposing worn items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Pope
England
Poenix Park
Ireland
Brandon
Norfolk
Phenix Park
India
Cape
South Africa
Robert P. Porter
Inter Ocean
The Last Squeeze and Orchard Quotations
A New York Sun note describes using squeezed lemon halves to make lemonade in two cent stands, arguing it cuts waste while pleasing bottle juice complaints. A Chicago Times vignette explains strawberry growers post price quotes on tree box messages, with telegraph quotes guiding daily shipping decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
New York Sun
New Jersey
Chicago Times
Notable figures and rumors from a late 19th century column
A survey of prominent men and elites: Grant's likeness to Bismarck, John R. McLean at Long Branch, John H. Morris valued at 10 to 15 million, Hoar's aversion to interviews, Gould at home, Mahone avoiding war talk, Mayor Hewett dictating letters, Lamar’s cattle interests, Clinton Scollard in Europe, Sage's childless status, Charles E. West pioneering women’s college courses, Herman Strecker on butterflies, Deacon White’s remarks on Cyrus Field, Harris’s estate spending, Sullivan’s Ireland tour, Peter Barlow’s death at 130, Rev. Allen’s busy week, Yale’s oldest graduate Thomson, J. Floyd King’s appearance, Will Carleton’s views on poets and teaching, Gillam as a rising bicyclist, Maxwell’s fortune, Jules Verne’s ailment, Walter Gibson’s vigor, Miss St Clair’s intrigue over a $100,000 settlement, John Willard Young’s large estate and Brigham Young heirs, Gen. Pike’s retirement and Sanskrit studies.
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Porter
Kalakaua
Gibson
Cooley
Interstate Commission Rooms
Arlington
Washington
Andrew Devins
House of Representatives
Milwaukee
Business College
Ball
Bismarck
Gen. Grant
Jean Leon Gerome
John R. McLean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Long Branch
John H. Morris
Senator Hoar
Jay Gould
Mahone
Hewett
New York
Lamar
Jersey
Oxford
Miss
Charles E. West
Brooklyn
Herman Strecker
Reading
America
Dean le Breton
Langtry
W. White
Cyrus W. Field
L. H. Harris
Pittsburg
St. Frances
Alexander Sullivan
Chicago
The
Land League In America
Ireland
Peter Barlow
Gen. Washington
Demerara
C. T. Allen
Pontiac
Charles 8. Thomson
Hartford
Conn
Yale Medical School
J. Floyd King
Louisiana
Will Carleton
Hillsdale
Mich
A. M.gillam
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania
F. C. Maxwell
Philadelphia
England
Jules Verne
Amiens
Paris
Walter Murray Gibson
Hawaiian Kingdom
Howard St. Clair
California
John Willard Young
Brigham Young
Iron House
Salt Lake City
Albert Pike
Freemasons
Washinton
Pike
Speeding trotting times and racing moves noted
The report lists multiple harness racing efforts with horses such as Belle F and Lyra, giving times like 2:11 for a mile at Belmont, 2:25 for Pottery Girl, and 2:29 for Lah de Dah at Pimlico. Maud S. debuted sulky work with 2:15 and potential 2:10 in ten days, while Queen Wilkes’ accident delays a Garnet match and a $5,000 forfeit may be at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstone
Belmont Park
Murphy
Pottery Girl
Kenilworth
Belle F
Stillwater
Judd
Michigan
Garnet
Eddie Medium
Fleetwood
Gettysburg
Col. Stevens
Don Carlos
Maud S
Queen Wilkes
Mr. Carter
Maj. Diekman
Said by Jay Gould on railroads and street life
A Dekota Bell column notes Jay Gould praising railroads and forecasting fortunes in railroad development while criticizing street life. It includes a dog from Kingston City street railroad curious about being shod, and a church paper urged to tell the whole truth amid local debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston City Street Railroad Company
Dekota Bell
New reasons for division in Dakota education grants
A Dakota letter argues that statehood split would grant North Dakota full control of university and college lands, with Vermillion and Grand Forks vying for a divided University of Dakota grant and similar splits for agricultural and normal school funds, plus school lands selection disadvantages for South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Department of the Pioneer Press
Id. Vannanton
Dak
Grand Forks
Fargo
Brookings
Vermillion
North
South Dakota
University of Dakota
University of North Dakota
Grand Marks
Congress
Dakota
North Dakota
Agricultural College
Worney
Black Jills
Great Indian Reserve
Northwest Dakota
Silence Falls as Lovers Star Gaze in Quiet Moment
A Boston Courier vignette recalls a tender exchange where a man questions what his beloved sees in him. The pair shares a hush under the night sky as the stars twinkle above, underscoring the scene with delicate humor.
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Boston Courier
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