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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1887
Page
1
US West Leeton Contained By State Officials Motion
Officials report containment of an unidentified incident in the US West Leeton area with authorities coordinating response and public safety measures under SEA guidance. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeton
Sea
Anes
Alice
Fragmentary note on filing cows and office
A partial OCR fragment mentions cows and an office filing task. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates. No full event or outcome can be determined from the available words.
Death of Marker Rush in Pittsburgh Poor Farm
A Pittsburgh dispatch notes Marker Rush died in the city poor farm. Once valued at about 500000, he lost his fortune to gambling. He ran the Rush house on 8th street with the Point Breeze track, then a Liberty street hotel, both named Rush house. Only about 34000 in jewelry remained with his daughter Mollie Rush. The cause was softening of the brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Marker Rush
Mollie Rush
Rush
Old Woman and Son In Fatal Nebraska Brawl
In Lincoln on April 30 a domestic dispute ends with Mrs. Ann Berry striking Louis Marvin with a hatchet. Marvin dies from a skull fracture. Barton Berry fled after the altercation as police arrest his mother. Targeted conflict over living arrangements and a neighboring feud led to the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Louis Marvin
Ann Berry
Berry
Marvin
Ayer’s Hair Vigor and Pills Featured in Local Ads
Testimonials tout Ayer’s Hair Vigor for stopping hair loss restoring color and preventing dandruff. Mrs Hammond and Judson B. Chapel recount six years baldness cured after using multiple bottles. Ayer’s Pills promoted for headaches and liver-related ailments with claims of rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Judson B. Chapel
Peabody, Mass
Igor
BE R. Cs
Milwaukee
Wis
Ee Ayer
Land Office Notices From Mitchell Dak 1887
Several land claim notices filed in Mitchell U S Land Office Dak 1887 outline intention to prove continuous residence and cultivation of land. Witness lists include local Davison County residents and officials with dates in May June 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell, Dak
Wis
W. Doty
Alle
Henry Schurz
Peter Schurz
Ot v
Davison County
Dak
Charles Donk
Itehell
Gro
B. Evrritt
Martin
Register
Mitchell Oak
Mitchell, Oak
Shane
Davison Counduk
Samuel M. Daniels
John C. den
W. W. Gardner
Emsley
Davison Tty
Gero RB
EveRrrr
Izener, Kimball & Co
Mitchell
Dakota
Price
Iteceiver
Mitchell U. S. Land
Ole 'T. Oleson
Ole Hendrickson
Strand
Charlie Wilson
Davison Ty
GEO
Bleveritt
Horeman
Atty. Register
Glam W. Kriebel
M. Agno
Elias J. Sanders
George Kson
Phineas H. Powers
Geo. B. Everitt
C. Ler
Iver
Abu
Booth
C. V. Radabaugh
T. Jurgeson
I McAuley
Hanson County
Everitt
Hies Ewart
Haines
Viesert Smith
George W. Pine
Charles
Lips
Anthony Nabinger
Ote
Smith
Charles C. i
Mitchell, Noa
Employment offer promises easy earnings for all ages
Readers are urged to furnish all classes with employment "the whole of the time" or spare hours. Earning potentials are stated as 50 cents per evening and more if full time, with boys earning close to men. Send address and a sample manuscript for full particulars. non-artists receive $1 for sample writing. George Stinson & Co., Port Rohe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwik
Daring Westbound Overland Train Robbery Near Tucson
Five to eight men stopped the Southern Pacific westbound train at Papago eight miles east of Tucson. After firing into the express car they seized the car and engine, escaping toward Tucson with about eight thousand dollars in express funds and stamps. The express messenger hid 35 hundred dollars, and no arrests or clues were reported by dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Papago
Harper
Pantano
Milwaukee Miser Closes Life Leaves Hidden Wealth
Henry Peters a longtime Milwaukee resident died leaving no will and no clue to his fortune. His money vanished until plumbers unearthed a heavy box in the cellar containing gold dollars, eagles and foreign coins totaling about 20 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Henry Peters
Peters
Wife of dairyman arrested in Dusugos murder inquiry
The body of a woman about three years old was found four miles north of Dusugos. Identified as Mrs Burney Kennedy, wife of a local dairyman, the couple had frequent quarrels. Her husband was arrested after dried blood was found on his clothing. He refused to discuss the case.
Tragic Ore Train Accident Near Houcywon Michigan
Last night at Necla and Torch Lake railroad a coupling failed and Mary Hoar and Mud Mc Donald were struck by an ore train. Miss Sloar suffered decapitation and Miss McDonald required leg amputations. Both residents of Lake Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houcywon
Mich
Mary Hoar
Mud McDonald
Necla
Torch Lake
Miss Sloar
Miss McDonald
Lake Linden
Romantic elopement at Russell mine stuns North Carolina locals
A Gretna Green style elopement ends in marriage between Lady Amoor daughter of an English earl and laborer Harry Bell at the Russell gold mine in Montgomery County. The couple married secretly and returned as Mr and Mrs Henry Bell amid village surprise and family distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columata
8. C
North Carolina
Amoor
Russell
Montgomery County
Lady Amoor
Mr. Bell
Gretna Green
Henry Bell
Old North
Ingenious scheme to land Chinese evades restriction act
In San Francisco a Chinese resident sought to pass bread containing documents to a detained countryman aboard the City of Sidney. The loaf held instructions for temporary landing by habeas corpus and how to answer questions to stay in the United States before a federal judge. The ready fugitive escaped by flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
City of
Sidney
McCormick Agrees to Join Pittsburg Club
Jim McCormick, Jersey City pitcher, agreed to play in Pittsburg and will arrive tomorrow morning to join the club. Salary is not confirmed by management, but reports say he will earn about 3000 dollars for the season, with the total deal valued around 7000 dollars, one of the highest sums ever paid for a single player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jim McCormick
Jersey City
Phillips
McCormick
Emigrants from Trempealeau to Dakota on way to St Paul
About forty yeomen with eighteen wagons and sixty horses passed Eau Claire on the way from Garden Valley and Trempealeau county to Dakota. They will work on the Manitoba railroad extension and many may take homesteads in Dakota. Most are married but left their wives behind for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Garden Valley
Trempealeau County
Dakota
St. Paul
Manitoba
Fire at Foster's Opera House Causes Heavy Loss
Des Mores April 30. Foster's opera house burned this afternoon. Loss about 30000 with 25000 insured. Origin near the stage. People in third story offices escaped via windows and fire ladders. Miss Hat tie Duke, a stenographer, nearly suffocated and was saved by fireman Patrick Lynch who risked his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mores
Cave In Buries Workers Amid Dallas Texas Mining Incident
In Dallas on May 6 a cave in at the Gulf, Colorado & San ta Fe project trapped a dozen workers. One man died, four were badly injured, with the rest unharmed. Rescue teams rushed to the site to extract survivors and care for the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Gulf, Colorado, & Santa Fe
Anti-Poverty Society Holds First Public Meeting in Chickering Hall
The Anti Poverty Society led by Dr. McGlynn and Henry George met at Chickering Hall with a packed audience of union labor women. Henry George praised wide support against poverty and stressed no sectarian aims while McGlynn spoke of returning religion to the world and envisioned a democratic pope. Meetings are to be held each Sunday night at Chickering Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anti-Poverty Society
Dr. McGlynn
Henry George
Chickering Hall
United Labor Party
Agnes Munier
Anti- Poverty Society
Corrigan
Robert Ingersall
McGlynn
Broadway
A Serious Lockout Hits Cincinnati Shoe Factories
A broad lockout begins in Cincinnati shoe factories after two assemblies women and girls refuse to send delegates to an arbitration board. Six of eight assemblies have sent delegates, affecting 2,600 workers and threatening wider disruption as other branches may close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Floods surge on Kennebec and Ossecontu rivers in Maine
Rain soaked Maine as April 30 reports describe the Kennebec river swelling to its highest level in 18 years, freeing millions of logs from Somerset mills and flooding riverfront buildings. Ossecontu stream hits record height, shutting local business, while Fairfield logs and jams push further losses, including $20,000 in logs from Somerset bulkhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Maine
Kennebec
Somerset Mills
Fairfield
Brown Island
Gardiner
Ossecontu
Somerset
Conatunk
Suicide and filicide shocks Shaler township
In Shaler township near Etnaboro Jennie Oswald 11 discovers her father Charles Oswald 45 with a severed throat and sister Bessie 9 dead on a lounge. Police indicate Oswald killed Bessie then took his own life amid domestic and financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrspurau
Jennie Oswald
Shaler Township
Etnaboro
Charles Oswald
Bessie
Oswald
Labor measure bars store orders for wages in Michigan
In Lansing on May 5 a significant labor bill cleared the house prohibiting payment of labor with store orders scrip notes or certificates and requiring employers to pay wages at least monthly. Violations are misdemeanors carrying a fine from five to three hundred fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
George W. Dowdell
Sadie E. Dowdell
Frederick Brent Grotrian
Davison County
Dakota Territory
Register of Deeds
Court House
Mitchell
Davison
Stanchfield
Wilkes & Wells
Murder of Dr Northrup by McCoys sparks lynching talk
Portsmovuhe Ohio April 20 Dr W T Northrup a Haverhill Scioto county resident was murdered by Thomas McCoy and his brother Alfred after Northrup backed local option. The McCoys were arrested amid growing calls for lynching. Norton age around 35 and unmarried. In Milwaukee May 6 a jury found Grattkau guilty of rioting at the Milwaukee garden last May. The defense seeks a new trial citing prosecutorial influence. Judge Sloan sentenced two Bayview rioters to four months hard labor and a $25 fine, with others suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmovuhe
Ohio
W. T. Northrup
Haverhill
Scioto County
Thos. McCoy
Alfred
Northrup
McCoys
Alfred McCoy
Milwaukee
Grattkau
Milwaukee Garden
Sloan
Bayview
House of Correction
Boston Oyster House Manager Falls to Death on Roof
Seth NM Murdock manager of the Boston oyster house at Clark and Madison streets fell from the roof about 2 PM and was killed. His body was mangled. A pistol with one chamber empty was found nearby. The coroner's view is death by own action, though foul play is not ruled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seth NM. Murdock
Boston Oyster House
Clark and
Madison Streets
Stillwater
McGurigle
Cook County
Ills
Boodler
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosack Tunnel & Western
Wm. Gardner
Illinois
Bureau of Education
Schnabeles
Kiva
Newmarket
Massachusetts
James P. Farrel
New York
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Lattier & Cleveand
Denver
Lizard Point
Samee Melican
Hounslow
Eng
Stephen
Elkins
Maxwell
Albuquerque
O’brien
United Ireland
Canada
Lansdowne
Jennie Bowman
John S. Green
Department of the Missouri
Ordnance Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Railways
Pennsylvania
Bismarck
Ship John Knox sinks after reef collision near Channel Harbor
A Glasgow steamship the John Knox carrying liquors and rolling stock struck a reef near Channel Harbor and sank in thirty minutes. Every person aboard died as a gale, fog, and rough seas hampered rescue efforts. some bodies washed ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Vom
N. F
Channel Harbor
Glasgow
John Knox
Conscience Money Sent To Cook County Board
A bulky envelope containing 1600 in currency arrived today by mail to a Cook County board of commissioners member. A slip stating This money belongs to Cook county accompanied the bills, and officials believe the sum is part of proceeds from a noted doodle operation now before the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Commissioners
Cook County
Wind Storm Unhouses Lohman Opera House In Jefferson City
A violent May 4 wind tore through Jefferson City causing the Lohman opera house to lose its roof and collapse walls and stage scenery. The Music hall also suffered damage as numerous homes and fences were leveled and fruit orchards harmed across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Lohman Opera House
Virginia Woman Arrested Under Federal Warrant for Indecent Mailings
Virginia woman Elmira D. Slenker, age 60, was arrested at her home in Snoville, Pulaski County, on a federal warrant for circulating indecent material through the mails. She was transported to the city jail, declines counsel, and says she will seek legal aid from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henee
New York
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Celestial John
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Royan Baking Powder Co
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Dept. of Agriculture
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Mortcade Sale
Tsesame
Henry Auern
Alice Ahern
Territory of
James A. Wilson
Territory of Dakota
L. W. Lewis
Lawler
A. E. HitchHcock
O. O. Stanchfield
Segond Judicial District
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Thos. Fullerton
Wm. Fullerton
George Fullerton
Chas, Smith, Fannie JL. Smith, Wmn, Sloan and
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Dillon Reston
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