Notice to Breeders Cal Kotch Trotting Sire at Stud
Breeder notice promoting Cal Kotch a trotting stallion 16 hands 1180 lbs from Mitchell South Dakota. Standing 93 season at Tom Tillson's livery from April 1 to July 3. Service fee 25 with foul insurance, 15 season, 10 of 15 due at service. Breeding lines include Sultan 1513 and Bloomfield 4515 with multiple fast progeny. Contact Cal Kotch’s handler via Tom Tillson to book mares.
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Califorfornia
Minnehaha
Beautiful Bells
Bell Bird
Bell Boy
Cal Kotch
Mary
Bloomfield
Swigert
Vic. H
Carl
Don Angus
Anymore
Lillie Rat
Ler
Signal
Tom Tillson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Political echoes cross state papers in South Dakota mix
Editorials across Aberdeen Sioux City Mitchell and other papers discuss fusion talk between Democrats and Populists treachery within the People's party and forthcoming investigations. The Sioux Falls Press Ruralist and State Journal weigh blame for Brookings college affair and state governance while promising forthcoming documents to clarify motives and honesty.
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Aberdeen Sun
Sioux City Journal
Mitchell
Aberdeen and
Sioux City
Alexandria Journal
Sioux Falls
People’s Party
Brookings College
State Journal
The
Gov. Sheldon
Board of Regents
MacLouth
South Dakota
Union Labor Gazette on stopping school land sale
The Gazette applauds rising sentiment against selling state school lands as land values rise. It argues sales yield only six percent while holding land would earn more, and asks who bears higher costs and whether government should operate at cost. It urges lands not be sacrificed or held for speculation for future cheap schooling.
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Union Labor Gazette
the Gazette
Plankinton Standard Attacks Postclear Cutbacks Claim
The Democrat party is accused of repeating a past dodge about trimming useless offices to save money. The piece argues that eight years ago voters faced a reduction illusion while Democrat replacements filled the same roles. It claims Cleveland’s government added over 13,000 jobs in four years despite promises of cuts.
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Plankinton
Cleveland
May literary notes and magazine highlights
The May issue of The Ladies Home Journal is praised for its rich content including life of the Carlyles sister, Gibson cover art, The Coast of Bohemia serial, Proctor poem The New World's Queen, and symposium Under Which Name with Howe and Burnett. Harper's Weekly and Review of Reviews commentary celebrate editorial merit, with Harper’s noting Hampton Roads illustrations and figures like Carter and Veragua, plus Lisbon sketches. Local improvements on East Fifth street feature Frank Winsor and Fred Moses, with new trees and a planned move.
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Thomas Carlyle
Ladies Home Journal
Carlyles
Charles Dana Gibson
Mr. Howell
Bohemia
Will N. Harden
Edna Dean Proctor
Julia Ward Howe
Frances Hodgson Burnett
American Review of Reviews
Review of Reviews
Review
Albert Shaw
Harper's Weekly
Hampton Roads
J. D. J. Kelley
U.S. N
James C. Carter
Berk Sea Court
W. H. Bishop
Bradley
Columbus
Duke of
Frank Winsor
East Fifth Street
Fred Moses
Danger Line Feared As River Rises Through St Louis
A massive Mississippi swell floods the levee area in St Louis as the river climbs toward the danger line of 32 feet. Factories and warehouses flood or are at risk, pumps stop, and residents brace for continued rise with northern levee towns already damaged. At East St Louis and across southern Illinois, rails, bridges, and mills suffer washouts and closures. One laborer dies in warehouse debris as losses mount from waterlogged goods and collapsed docks.
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St. Louis
Alton
East St. Louis
Wood River
Equitable Powder Mills
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
East St. Louis Dock
Eads Bridge
Cicero Pate
Flood Threat Grips Springfield Ohio In Rising River
A flood endangers about twenty houses in Springfield as the river rises rapidly. Police and citizens rescue residents by boats and on horseback while the power house and streetcar system flood, halting traffic. In Cincinnati and Ohio, rainfall surges floodwaters four inches hourly, submerging rail lines and threatening crops in several towns.
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Springfield
River floods threaten Alton and St. Paul areas
Alton Illinois May 3 flood worsens hourly with river rising over half an inch daily. River at 76 feet, close to May record. lowland farmers move to shore by ferry, hoping tides turn. St Paul reports danger line at 14 feet, residents relocate, old Jackson Street wharf submerged. Tracks under water near Winnipeg and Pembina. Northern Pacific express suspended travel. The Central Hudson World's Fair train reaches Rome at 7:40 am with a notable passenger. A man in Fairfax Minnesota shoots himself in a bank sleeping room after a crisis. The Viking ship bound for New York sails from Bergen to be shown at the Chicago exposition.
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Alton
Nagle Packet Company
East St. Louis
East Carondelet
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Fort Smith
Ark
van Buren
Pine Bluff
Brooklyn
Venice
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wapakoneta
Dayton
Miami
Sciolo River
Zanesville
Muskegon River
Ills
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Paul
Jackson Street
Winnipeg
Man
Northern Pacific Express
Boundary
Pembina
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J. W. M. J. Wallace
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Prrtssura
Wylie Ave
St. Jacobs Oil
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Minn
York
Antrevers
Onilice Vo
KOTCH
N. C. Kotchell
L. W. Adams
John Reierson
Walter A. Wood
Plano
Randolph
Fish Bros
Moline
Milburn
Lansing
Rock Island
Aermotor
Decorah
East First Street
Mitchell, S. Dak
Artesian Advocate
Pops
Darkey
Mitchell Republican
U. S
Miller
Burroughs Abbott
Johnnie Pease
the Ladies’ Home Journal
Chicago and Alton Road
St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern Railroad
Louisiana
Old Monroe
Bluff Line
ORFTO
Romy, N
John E. Dunham
Rome
Albany
Schenectady
Fairfax, Minn
Sacred Heart
Hans P. Eriu
Bergen
Chicago Exposition
America
New York
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