Yankton Reservation land opened for settlement anticipated
Reports from Senator Pettigrew and multiple papers describe the Yankton reservation opening to settlement next spring or fall. About 168000 acres will be opened. allotments are largely done with many lands offered for rent on favorable terms. Entries to be filed at the Mitchell land office amid a predicted land rush.
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Yankton Reservation
Yankton
Alexandria
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Yankton Herald
CIA
South Dakota
Sam
Neck O' the Woods
Huron
Mitchell
Literary Notes and Social Rounds in Feb Journal
The March Ladies' Home Journal features Hawthorne portrait through his youngest daughter's account and a range of literary pieces. Mrs Burton Kingsland continues A Daughter at Sixteen with Walker Abbott reviews of church relations to choirs. Also in the issue are Mrs A D T Whitney friendly letters and sketches of Mrs Charles H Parkhurst and President Tyler’s daughter. Little Margery Becker marks her eighth birthday with a party and gifts.
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March Ladies’ Home Journal
Hawthorne
Lyman Abbott
A.D. T. Whitney
Charles H. Parkhurst
Tyler
White House
Margery Becker
Miss Margery
Major H. B Strait Dies on Mexican Central Train
Major H. B Strait of Shakopee Minnesota died on a Mexican Central train at El Paso Texas while traveling through Mexico. Born 1835 he was 59. He entered military service in 1862 as captain of Company I and rose to major for gallant service. After the war he engaged in banking in Shakopee and elsewhere, and was elected to Congress in 1872 serving 12 years.
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Major H. B Strait
Siskopee
el Paso
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Mexico
Major Strait
Strait
Shakopee
Scott County
Minn
Among the Churches Sermon On Consecration And Dress Reform
The Rev Mr Bradford preached on consecration noting God requires our best and will accept nothing less while Abraham’s sacrifice and God’s giving of his son were contrasted. Both services drew large crowds and addressed moral improvements under Christ’s teaching. Mr Bradley urged practical obedience in daily life and pushing Bible truth, with Dress reform critique. Also mentions E T Cressey and others, and a catarrh cure advertisement at the end.
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Mr. Bradford
God
Abraham
Isaac
Mr. Bradley
Bradley
E. T. Cressey
Teall
D. P. Ward
Prince Colonna Angered by New York Papers Style
Paris reports Prince Colonna, back from Naples, consulting a prominent American lawyer who advised pursuing U S court action to regain his children. The prince disputes New York press portrayal and considers challenging a leading New York newspaper proprietor, though the lawyer restrained him.
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New York
Paris
Prince Colonna
Naples
United States
America
March Weather Outlook and Historic Averages
Data from St. Paul weather station covering 22 years shows March normal mean temperature at 27 degrees. Historical highs and lows include 63 degrees on March 27, 1879 and 18 degrees on March 4, 1883. The warmest March on record was 44 degrees in 1878, while the coldest was 18 degrees in 1888.
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St. Paul
Lyons
Wis Central Steps To Shed Receivership Control
Wisconsin Central Railway officials move to transfer control from receivers to the company, with legal questions to be resolved before the transfer. The path back into corporate hands is hinted at, while officials decline to comment. In Illinois, Brad Durfee reverses course on secret societies insurance law, allowing the old statute to stand until next session. A Hot Springs veterans sanitarium bill gains backing in Congress and consideration by the pensions committee, with support from General Black.
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Boss Rule
New York
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Milwaukee
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Springfield
Ills
Brad J. Durfee
Insurance of
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General Assembly of
House
Altarium For Veterans
Washington
Nation
Hot Springs
S. D
Lucas
House Committee On Pensions
Congress
General Black
Petition Calls Upon Silver States to Join Mexico
A petition circulating in Georgetown Colorado asks silver producing states to secede from the United States and join the Republic of Mexico. Mayor Parker leads the effort claiming it will reach every mining camp in the West.
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Georgetown
Colo
Republic of Mexico
Parker
Eight Applicants Compete for Chamberlain Land Office
Register Natwick, the sole Republican in the state without a successor, faces eight rivals for the Chamberlain land office post. Analysts favor Maris Taylor of Huron, a former surveyor general, as successor over J. F. Conklin of Canton. Also notes public notices about school lands lease in Davison County and local medical salve advertisement.
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Chamberlain Land Office
Maris Taylor
Huron
J. F. Conklin
Canton
Cleveland
General Land Office
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