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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1893

Page

11

Elise Hegerman Depew Dies at New York Home

Elise Hegerman Depew wife of Chauncey M Depew died at 43 West Fifty fourth Street at 12 30 PM after a brief illness Though long ill she was not expected to die now Born Elise Hegerman she married Chauncey M Depew November 4 1871 They had one son Chauncey Depew Jr 14 Her life focused on charity and church work In recent years she was an invalid Funeral plans pending likely from St Bartholomew s Episcopal Church with services there

New York Elise Hegerman Depew Chauncey M. Depew West Fifty-fourth Street

Fifty Years in Public Life Ex-Congressman Niblack Dies

William Ellis Niblack of Indiana died at his Indianapolis home at 71 after a long public career spanning almost five decades. He served in both parties legislatures before and during the Civil War era, sat on the Indiana bench including 12 years on the supreme court, and chaired the Democratic national committee for a decade. During his last decade in Congress he befriended Blaine.

Niblack Indiana Indianapolis William Ellis Niblack Dubois County Tower House of Congress Vincennesistrict Supreme Bench Democratic National Committee Congress Blaine

Colonel Lamon Dead Lincoln’s Private Secretary Passes

News from Martinsburg West Virginia confirms the death of Colonel Ward H Lamon Lincoln’s private secretary and confidant. He rose to national prominence during the Civil War and wrote a large portion of his life of Lincoln after leaving Washington. Lamon had health issues and moved to Martinsburg years ago.

Lincoln Dark River Washington Martinsburg W. Va Ward H. Lanon Lamon

Jewels Smuggled by Foreign Couple Valued at $100000

A young man and woman, said to have stolen diamonds and jewelry in Europe and smuggled them to New York, are jailed in Brooklyn. They claimed names Mrs June Dolle and Eugene Leroux. Detectives seized over 1000 pieces including rubies, pearls, and diamonds. Authorities estimate the value at $100,000 and suspect confederates.

New York Europe Brooklyn June Dolle Eugene Leroux Robert Pinkerton Corcoran and Hayes Sam Short

British Desertions Hit Fleet in New York Port

The Times reports the British flagship Blake lost over 49 men from desertion by last Saturday. Australia, Magicienne, and Tartar also shed crew, bringing total desertions in port to over 70. Also drowning in Grand Rapids, Emma Bottman and Cornelius Smallenge. Other items cover politics, coal consolidations, and an odd poetry laureate note.

New York the Times Blake Australia Magicienne Tartar

No Second Trial and Judge Bailey’s Discharge

Judge Bailey discharged Mrs. Russell who was convicted of murder a year ago after ruling she faced double jeopardy and that the district attorney’s conduct violated her rights. He warned the decision may spark criticism but saved the county thousands, noting a second trial would rely on substantially stronger evidence.

Eau Claire, Wis Bailey Russell Bar

Champeny Bros offers vast stock of washable dress goods

The Champeny brothers advertise a large sale of washable dress fabrics next Monday and Tuesday with low prices on Nainsooks linens plaids dimities and印erd goods. They also tout cheap ladies shoes. They quote 69c for shoes and claim Ludlow shoes are far cheaper than elsewhere. Also note new artesian wells near White Lake and a testimonial from Senator James F. Pierce on Allcock's Porous Plasters.

Lancashire Champeny Bros India Victoria

Fragmentary legal notice hints at stock and case

A damaged OCR fragment hints at a legal matter involving a company or stock dispute. Names and details are unreadable, but references to an officer, court action, and a financial figure suggest a pending case or verdict. The text is too garbled to extract clear parties, dates, or outcomes.

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