Sermons and civic notices fill Mitchell church services
Sunday sermons at the Presbyterian and Congregational churches discuss missionary work and practical Christianity. The Rev Geo Williams notes global missions funded by major denominations. Local notices announce Mitchell free city delivery plans, street box locations, carrier schedules, and tax receipts for February with comparisons to past years.
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Presbyterian Church
Geo. Williams
Roman Empire
Mr. Williams
Congregational Church
Court House
T. W. Wheelock
Inspublican
John Colvin
A. E. Hitchcock
Fellowship of Mankind
Slstechcoeck
J. $. Daniels
Geo. A. Silsby
A. R. Boggs
Mitchell
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Main
Second Street
N. W
First Street
First
Imball
Fourth Street
Burr
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Sanborn
N. FE
Wisconsin
Third Street
N.W
Wirst Avenue
President Cleve land names new ministers and judges
The president sent nominations to the senate naming James B. Eustis to France and Theodore Runyon to Germany. John Risley to Denmark, G. Jenkins to the Seventh Circuit, Walter D. Abney as solicitor, Charles B. Stuart to Indian Territory court, and Wade Hampton as railroad commissioner among others.
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Washington
Senate
James B. Eustis
Louisiana
United States
France
Theodore Runyon
New Jersey
Germany
John E. Risley
New York
Denmark
Wisconsin
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Walter D. Abney
Virginia
Department of the State
Charles B. Stuart
Vexas
Jude
United States Court For
Indian Territory
Marshills
David T. Guyton
Mississippi
William H. Hawkins
Indiana
Abner Gaines
Arkansas
James W. McAllister
United States Court
Indiana Territory
Uegrees
James W. Wustis
Mr. White
Magruder
Joseph Johnston
New Orleans
John EK. Risley
Senator Voorhees
New Rochelle
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
United States Senate
Walter G. Jenkins
Seventh Judicial Court
Cleveland
Senate confirms several diplomatic and postmaster posts
The Washington dispatch reports the senate confirmed Josiah Quincy as assistant secretary of state Isaac P Gray as envoy to Mexico James B Eustis as minister to France Patrick Collins as consul to London Robert Maxwell as fourth assistant postmaster general Wade Hampton as railroads commissioner William McAdoo as assistant secretary of the navy and other postmaster appointments plus army and navy promotions Head Usher at the White House and convicts escape in Savannah Charles Bowden noted as a murder convict linked to a monetary settlement in the deceased victim’s widow.
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Washinavon
Senate
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
United States
Mexico
James B. Eustis
France
Patrick A. Collins
London
Robert A. Maxwell
New York
Wade Lamptons
South Carolina
William McAdoo
New Jersy
Navy
Dale J. Grittenberger
Anderson
Ind
Charles H. Long
Tipton
Stephen J. Smith
Tama
Towa
Army
Clayton murder suspect tied to Butte evidence
Police in Little Rock claim grounds to believe the Clayton murder suspect is in Butte Montana. Congressional testimony linked the murder weapon to the Simmons Hardware Co of St Louis and a local Butte dealer before reaching a stranger. A $5000 reward from four years ago remains in effect.
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Little Rock, Ark
John M. Clayton
Plummerville
Butte, Mon
Anti whisky war erupts in Osage county towns
In Osage county residents oppose Kansas City liquor houses with both sides showing hot tempers. Rev D Milner of the state temperance union spoke in several towns and a carload of liquor was seized at Osage City, hauled away and destroyed before a large crowd.
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Topeka
Osage County
Kansas City
Rev. D. ©. Milner
The
State Temperance Union
Osage City
St Paul Club Seeks Help To Legalize Prize Fights
The Phoenix Athletic Club of St Paul asks the chamber of commerce to back a legislative bill allowing glove contests in Minnesota. It proposes an $8000 purse for the Corbett Mitchell fight and a sporting carnival unmatched in modern times if the bill passes during the current session.
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Phoenix Athletic Club
Corbett-Mitchell
St. Paut
St. Paul
Chamber of Commerce of
Minnesota
Phoenix Club
Wouldn't Join the Mafia The Italian Wounded in Houston
An Italian man named Ralph Franchetto was found fatally wounded on San Jacinto bridge in Houston after claiming four Italians tried to force him to join the Mafia and surrender his property in St. Louis. He said they attempted to drown him in the bayou, stirring local Italian community concern.
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Houston
Tex
San Jacinto Bridge
Ralph Franchetto
St. Louis
Eight Miners Die as Cage Falls in Derbyshire Pit
A coal mine accident near Chesterfield Derbyshire leaves eight miners dead when a descending cage apparatus failure causes it to plunge to the shaft bottom. In Bristol Pennsylvania a house fire costs lives of an elderly woman and two sons with a daughter escaping with minor injuries.
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Derbyshire
London
Chesterfield
Harris Sentenced to Electrocution in May
The New York Recorder Smythe sentences Carlysle W. Harris to be electrocuted during the week of May 8. In Avoca Iowa H N Bowshire is sent to the penitentiary for one year over a small debt dispute. Dusugue Indiana reports a woman assaulted and robbed near Sinsinawa Mounding Wisconsin. Spanish exhibits arrive for the Columbian world fair via the Ciudad Condal ship.
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Smith
New York
Smythe
Carlysle W. Harris
Avoca
H. N. Bowshire
Dusugue
Minnie Haworth
Springfield
Sinsinawa
Wisconsin
Feeraes
York
Ciudad Condal
Compania Transatlantica
Espana
Fire destroys Owens Bros block in Spencer march
A morning fire at Owens Bros restaurant in Spencer on March 21 burned until six o clock destroying nine frame buildings. Loss estimated between 20000 and 40000 dollars with insurance around 20000 dollars.
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Spencer
Owens Bros
It Has Done Good
Sioux Falls Press lauds the Corn Belt association of South Dakota for effective advertising and immigration promotion. It urges resumption of its organized efforts by top real estate and land dealers to boost the corn belt and individual members.
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Sioux Falls
Corn Belt Association
Corn Belt Association of
South Dakota
Association
Nervine endorsements and local notices in a 19th century ad
Dr Miles Nervine praised for curing nervous diseases and building strength with testimonials from Mrs. L B Millard Dunkirk NY and Brown & Maybury Cortland NY. Local notices cover moving machinery stock to Sioux Falls, repairs through Ed VanAlstine, and Mitchell's role as a distributing point. Also includes political remarks by Senator Sherman, social visit at the Kress home, plaster of paris disinfectant use, Gypsine wall finish, and Sarsaparilla branding.
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Miles
L. B. Millard
Dunkirk
Ni Y
Brown & Maybury
Cortland
N.Y
S. H. Scallin’s
Deering Company
Sioux Falls
Ed. VanAlstine
Mitchell
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Marrage
Dwight
Thomas
Abbey
Cleve
Eustis
England
Runyon
Jenkins
Wis
Consin
Clifford L. Jackson
Joseph W. House
Treasury
Ernest P. Baldwin
Maryland
Thomas W. Holcomb
Delaware
Frank Warring
Florence
Paul J. Millard
Antigo
de Witt S. Johnson
Rhinelander
White House
F. Dexter
Three Rivers, Mich
E. S. Densmore
Savannah
Watertown
Charles Bowden
Bowden
Ottawa
Ont
Manitoba and Northwestern Railway Company
Prince Albert
Buena Vista
David J. Shippy
Hogg
Clayton
Kansas
MARTA
Bristol
Harris
Onderfu
Senator Sherman
Sherman
Iowa
Ti. W. Kress
G. A. R. Post
L. O. Gale
Ayer
Iia
Secus Vianes Beecham
Devot
Canal St
Wife
Enouch
Atarah
ELY Brothers Warren
S.h.scallin’s
H. W. Kress & CO
Davison County
First National Bank
F. A. Winter & CO
F. A. Wint
Main Street
ER & CO
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John. F. Havlatko, Mitchell, S. D
Urnitoure
Koch
S. D
N. J. Neilsen
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