Man Up the Flag Sensational Election Incident
East Des Moines Iowa November 10 Father Nugent a Catholic priest faced mob pressure to run up the Stars and Stripes after a controversial tour. Once a gold standard advocate he became a radical free silver critic returning from Wyoming and Colorado in September. He condemned McKinley’s victory as fraud and warned Bryan would be seated if war was needed. A large crowd gathered at his residence and forced the flag raising.
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Stars and Stripes
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Colorado
Ireland
Iowa
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Bryan
Nugent
Torrens law killed by Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court at Ottawa declares the Torrens land transfer law unconstitutional. It had made the county recorder registrar of title and granted him judicial power over titles, a clash with the state constitution. The article notes other brief items from North America, including Manitoba school controversy, a fatal folding bed accident in Chicago, and various late November market and crime notes.
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Curiaco
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Ottawa
Cuiiaco
Warren B. Mason
Chicago Acetylene Gas and Carbide Company
Mason
October to November 1895: Nationwide brief news roundup
October saw Governor Altgeld restore citizenship to 119 ex convicts and a Thanksgiving day proclamation issued for Nov 26. Notables include Emma Anderson as Ottumwa State Bank cashier since 1894, and postmaster general Wilson delivering a NY Bar Association address. Reports cover rail filings, Cuban affairs, famine relief, coinage, and political moves across nations with multiple brief items.
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Altgeld
Emma Anderson
State Bank
Ottumwa
Local Notes Highlight Rural Life And Union News
Jona Anderson from Fergus Falls Minnesota visited Thursday and bought four carloads of swine for the eastern market. Wells moved American Express into the Deas building near the Republican office. M. H. Ware planned to return to Sterling Illinois then Mitchell with his family to live on a farm. A populist attempt to charge illegal voting against Mr. Ware collapsed with no evidence. The Southern Chapter of Catholic Priests met in Mitchell presided by Mayor Lawler. outside priests attended and discussed expanding Catholic schools. next session in May. John Hipple and Ruth Bowman married in Ashton on Wednesday. they will honeymoon in New Orleans and return in about a month. Hipple is South Dakota's auditor. his bride was his long-time stenographer.
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Wells
American Express Co
Deas
M.H. Ware
Sterlins
Ill
Mitchell
Benfab
Wsra
Mayer Lawler
Alexandris
Fathers Grabig
Bridewater
Streten
Parkston
Kennedy
Springield
Bily
Tyndall
Father Maher
Hesky
New Orleans
Hippie
South Dakota
Hias
Hymes
NEIGHBOREOGD NEWS MT VernoY Visitors and Prices Rise
Mrs Mylan arrived from lows Monday night to visit her parents Mr and Mrs L Scutt of Hopper in Aurora county. Harry Holmes visited Dew son Minnesota last week returning Tuesday night. Wheat prices rise to sixty cents, a high for the era. Snowy roads hinder travel and turnout. Mr Bowen a merchant from Parks ton visited early in the week.
Snow Clear sidewalks plan for city expense
An unnamed correspondent urges strict snow removal in winter. Current city marshal orders fail when residents are away or lots are vacant, leaving walks uncleared. Proposes adopting a triangular horse drawn snow plow used in other cities, funded by property owners and taxpayers for universal, timely sidewalk clearing.
PARDONED RIOTERS BY PRESIDENT CLARENCE ENDORSEMENT
Washington November 10 The president pardoned W H Clune Isaac Ross and Philip Stenwood Calif sentenced December 6 to pay one dollar and serve eighteen months in Los Angeles County jail for conspiracy in the railway riots nationwide The president noted the convicts suffered over nine months and were laboring men swept into unlawful disorder He believes punishment served its purpose and hopes it deters others from lawbreaking.
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Washingtox
W. H. Clune
Isaac Ross
Philip Stenwood
California
Los Angeles County
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Davison County
The document records a mortgage foreclosure in Davison County South Dakota on the property in Mitchell. It lists Werkas Defand and Nina Becker as parties, notes overdue indebtedness of 183.67 including taxes and attorney fees, and states sale by public auction at the Davison County courthouse on November 2, 3S4i at 1 PM. Mortgagee is Nina Becker with J L Haswert as attorney.
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Lise
Davison
Nina Becker
Dav
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Degister
Sid Moteage
Sisti
Prines
Boland
Mitenel
Somh Dakota
South Dakota
Mitchell
S. D
Nisa Becker
J. L Haswert
Mortgagee
Ecamad Br Sud
Sheriff Sale Notice in Davison County South Dakota
By judgment of foreclosure issued November 7, 1596 John Cook sheriff of Davison County will sell at public auction on December 11 1896 at 2 PM at the front door of Mitchell courthouse the parcels Lot 1 and Lot 2 Block 38 Cooley Guernsey addition Mitchell South Dakota to satisfy a mortgage plus costs totaling 325 85 with accruing interest and costs. Plaintiff is as iis Annie Savage and John Savage are defendants.
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South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Gircutt
Davison County
Iis
Annie Savage
John Savage
John Cook
Mitchell
Davison
Cooley & Guernsey
Davi 200
M. Goopyxoontzz
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Sale in Davison County
Notice states Virgil V Fletcher and Catherine Fletcher mortgaged land to Vermont Investment and Guarantee Co. The property is the NE quarter of Section 31, Township 14 North Range 61 West, containing 160 acres in Davison County South Dakota. Mortgage recorded June 1 1892. default on payments. total due 967.20. Foreclosure sale set for December 26 1896 at 10 a.m. at the Mitchell courthouse front door. Sheriff John Cook and A E Hitchcock attorney for mortgagee.
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Virgil V. Fletcher
Catherine Fletcher
Vermont Investment and Guarantee
Davison County
South Dakota
U.S
Mitchell
John Cook
Vermont Investment & Guarantee CO
A. E. Hitchcock
Mortgage Sale Notice for Betts Mortgage Default
Orlando R Betts and Eunice C Betts defaulted on a 1894 mortgage to William B Brown recorded in Davison County. The date of due payment passes, the lender declares the full sum due and payable and proceeds to foreclosure by sale, the current amount due being $909.50 plus attorney fees.
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Eunice C. Betts
William B Brown
Morgagee
Office of Register of Deeds
Davison County
Mortgage Foreclosure sale set for December 2 1896 in Mitchell SD
Pursuant to statute the mortgage will be foreclosed by public auction at the Davison county courthouse front door in Mitchell South Dakota. The sale will take place Saturday December 2 1896 at two o clock in the afternoon to satisfy the due amount secured by the mortgage. The property described as the east half of the southwest quarter and west half of the southeast quarter of section 33 township 104 north range 60 west fifth principal meridian containing 160 acres. Dated Mitchell SD November 12 1896. Mortgagee William B Brown T J Spangler Attorney for Mortgagee.
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Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell
5. D
William B. Brown
T. J. Spangler
Dakota Territory
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Mitchell, S. D
Stephen Jewett
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Davison County
Default on a September 1831 mortgage to George W. Newell, later assigned to F. B. Clement and Stephen Jewett, for property in Davison County South Dakota. Amount due shown as 1099.22 plus 50 attorney fees. foreclosure sale at public auction at the front door of the courthouse.
Mortgage Sale Notice for Davison County Land 1896
Mitchell South Dakota on December 26 1896 at 3 PM a mortgage sale will occur to satisfy amounts due on the mortgage. Property lies in Davison County comprising the east half of the southeast quarter of section 32 and west half of the southwest quarter of section 33 in township 108 north range 60 west, containing 160 acres per government survey. Assignee Stephen Jewett and attorney T J Spangler are named in the notice.
Mrs Castle Pardoned by Home Office in London
London authorities decided to release Mrs. Castle the San Francisco woman sentenced to three months for shoplifting. Release to be ordered in the morning and she will return home with her husband who has stood by her. Also report Jacksonville Three Friends seized by revenue cutter Boutwell near river mouth under orders from Washington on neutral law concerns.
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Castle
San Francisco
Three Friends
Jacksonville
Fla
Boutwell
Washington
Fate of Four Canal Boats Believed Lost Near Dunkirk
Four steel canal boats bound from Cleveland to Buffalo broke from the steamer Delta off Dunkirk Thursday afternoon. Each boat carried two men and marine men here believe they have been lost, with the fate of the vessels still in doubt.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Delta
Dunkirk
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