The Mitchell Capital and the Lake Madison Chautauqua
A vivid advertisement style look at the Lake Madison Chautauqua near Mitchell. Describes sixty five acres, Grand View hotel, W C T U headquarters, and a 2000 seat auditorium. Notes tents, hotels full, and steady growth with lectures by De Wittfiller Bowman Young and others. GEO. WILLIAMS announces themes for upcoming sermons on the Gospels and the Sinaitic Manuscript discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Madison
Jonah
Assembly Association
Grand View Hotel
Dakota
Northwest
John de Wittfiller
Tesse Bowman Young
Dr. J. Freeman
State University of Wisconsin
C. N. Grandison
T. DeWitt Talmage
Frank Beard
Judge
Frank Underhill
Brooklyn
Miss Griffin
DTR
Omula
Gertrude Smith
Delaware
Ohio
B. F. Rhodes
South Dakota newspapers push grain sample drive for Corn Palace display
Policy Brookings Register notes hostile sentiment toward the Sioux City Corn Palace while urging South Dakota to advertise grain samples. Commercial Club and Aurora county promotion push for showing golden crops, arguing both farmers and businesspeople benefit. Judge Haney cites widespread crop praise and calls for timely state effort before harvest fully advances.
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Brookings Register
South Dakota
Sioux City
Great Northwest
Fam Republican
Davison County
State Mall
Corn Palace
Commercial Club
Standard
Aurora County
Haney
Work of tramps erupts in town murder and assault
In Billinas Wisconsin on Monday July 25 a surge of tramps and hard characters overran the town. A woman was assaulted for refusing food to a couple, and an old citizen was brutally killed by three suspects. Joe Clancy who ran a saloon for five years is described as having a good reputation. Coroner’s inquest underway as fears of lynching rise. Rose Zoldoski, the Wisconsin murderess, was later taken to the Waupun penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billlinas
Mon
Joe Clancy
Indianapolis
Horton
Otto Smith
Lee Rheinhold
Rheinhold
Brennan Bound Over After Calm Trial Precautions
The preliminary hearing of James Brennan for the killing of Colonel T Woods was held in Hugaton before three justices of the peace. Brennan was bound over to the grand jury and sent to Reno jail without bail. Armed Woods supporters attended, but three guards disarmed at the door and three in the courtroom kept peace without demonstrations. Kate Kirby alias Nettie Hamburgh alias De Ford alias Howe was arrested in Baltimore, with deep family roots and wealth. A Wabash train wreck near Des Moines occurred from a broken rail, injuring four in the sleeper and first coach. John P Murray and Patrick McGrath, election officials, were sentenced to sixteen months in state prison. five others face sentencing next Thursday.
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Kansas City
The
Star
Arkalon
James Brennan
T. Woods
Hugaton
Brennan
Reno
Col. Woods
New York
Kate Kirby
Nettie Hamburgh
de Ford
Howe
Baltimore
Captain Kirby
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Louis
Wabash Road
Jersey City
N. J
John P. Murray
Patrick McGrath
Unanimous Hesitation? Blaine Ally Predicts Nomination
Detroit July 25 The Tribune reports Captain William A Gavette receives a letter from J H Manley Augusta Me stating Blaine’s health nearly good and he will return to Washington in fall with vigor If Republican party nominates him Blaine will accept the nomination unanimously from the party
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Blaine
Detroit
the Tribune
William A. Gavette
J. H. Manley
Augusta
Gavette
James G. Blaine
Mr. Manley
Manley
Washington
Collision at Carlisle Kills Four on Rio Grande Express
Four people die and several are injured after a Rio Grande express from Salida collides with a Salt Lake westbound train near Carlisle Colorado. Victims named include engineer Ardell conductor Parr oss express messenger Cole and an unknown tramp. Injured listed include Williams Manni x Robinson and others. Peace rumors arise in Cincinnati baseball disputes while Indianapolis observes Horton gang confessions. Ohio campaign invites prominent politicians for speeches.
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Carlisle
Colo
Denver
Salida
Denver and Rio Grande
Salt Lake
George A. Ardell
A. H. Parros
C. M. Cole
Ben Williams
H. C. Mannix
Henry Schumer
R. Robinson
H. ©. Gibson
C. M. McAdams
Columbia Oil Company Insolvent in Receiver hands
The Columbia Oil Company dealers in cotton seed and oil with offices in Chicago London Memphis and Owatonna Minnesota was placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Blodgett. The company had a capital of 1 000 000 and liabilities near 500 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Oil Company
Cuicano
Chicago
London
Memphis
Owatonna
Minn
Donellys Views On Wheat Holding Sparks Alliance Split
Paul, July 25. The Minnesota Farmers Alliance faces division over holding wheat for higher prices. National Alliance headquarters push circulars to farmers, while Ignatius Donnelly rebukes the move as dangerous. He urges self protection, coordinated action, and warns that missteps could ruin the alliance and invite blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Alliance
National Alliance
Washington
St. Paul
Great Wheat Belt
W.H. Ayer
Polk
Donnelly
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance
Minnesota
United States
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Polk Corrects Misquote On Alliance Finance Reform
President Polk of the Farmers Alliance says reports misquoted him. He denies making the tariff and free coinage a rallying issue and states the goal is reform of the financial system, with no easy fixes by more money or fewer taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Washington
Polk
Farmers Alliance
Alton Sparks Western Passenger Association Row
The Chicago and Alton insists on new round trip fares causing friction among Western railroads. Kansas City to St. Louis and Detroit routes see price cuts, while Cincinnati and Detroit connections trigger contentious pricing. A special Western Passenger association meeting is set for Saturday to review rates and the Grand Army arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Passenger Association
Curiaco
Western Railroads
Chicago and Alton
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wabash
Detroit
Chicago
Alton
Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Atchison
Finley
Grand Army
Mortgage Sales Highlight Court Ruling For Foreclosure
A U S district court in Avansta Georgia led by Judge Emery Speer ruled that a mortgage agreement with conditional terms requires a jury verdict to sustain foreclosure. The Turner C Thomas case may trigger wide litigation across Minnesota and nearby states as similar judgments face scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Avansta
Emery Speer
Southern District of Georgia
Turner C. Thomas
American Freehold Land and Mortgage Company
New York
Thomas
United States
Speermaa
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Jackson
Napier
Mitchell Dry Goods Company
Waleker
Mitchell Capital
Co. B.C
Celsus
John
Aragon
Clement
Tischendorf
Geo. Williams
Aurora
Billings, Mont
Rose Zoldoski
Wisconsin
Waupun
the Rio Grande
American Association
National League
Association
Kramer
Columbus
Campbell
Cleveland
Hill
Palmer
Illinois
Peck
Boies
Voorhees
Vance
Donellys
Minnesota Alliance
Wheat Combine
Bull
Puck
CnicaGco
Ways and
Winona
Thomas Simpson
Winona and Southwestern Improvement Company
Meantyre
Kunous City
Osage
Sr. Paw
Duluth
Stillwater
Faribault
Mankato
Red Wing
St. Cloud
Brainerd
Rochester
St. Peter
New Ulm
Northfield
Moorhead
Minneola
San Francisco
Pomona Valley
P. Mandeville
Syria
Oscrola
Wis
Mike Davis
Hayes
Brightwood Beach
Sacramento
Cal
Colgan
California
Supreme Court
Havemeyer
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Havemeyer Sugar Refineries
Throges Neck
L. I
Henry U
Theodore Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
St. Pac
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