Dakota politics and legal hopes amid 1886 Dakota debates
The Aberdeen News backs ending the Dakota fee system while the Bismarck Tribune estimates Gifford’s majority near 25 000. Gov. Pierce faces possible resignation as Washington gossip revives successor talk. A president’s stance on Dakota changes hinges on united Democrats. The piece urges reform of the exemption law to aid settlers and curb abuse by dishonest actors.
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Gov. Pierce
Washington
Dakota
Proposal to Postpone Tax Penalties Discussed in Newspapers
The movement to delay adding penalties and interest to 1886 Dakota taxes gains support in many papers. Farmers stress taxes should not delinquent in February, the tight money month. A newly elected legislature may extend the penalty date from February 1 to June 1, potentially for all time rather than only temporarily.
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Rapid City Journal
Dakota
Prairie region news and incidents across Dakota and Armour
Reports include land patent in Aberdeen, James Stage drowns crossing Minnewashta Lake, railroad air line survey from Omaha to Deadwood, George Township barn fire with 1000 bushels grain lost, Jesse Love bound over for mortgaged wheat, W Y V Nelson to publish Dakota Veteran, and civil suit verdict in Fargo overflows. Also marriage in Baltimore for Harvey Wilson, Armour baby found dead from exposure with mother exonerated, and a teenage labor case with a pregnant Swede girl.
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Aberdeen
James Stage
Webster
Minnewashta Lake
Burlington & Missouri Railroad Company
Omaha
Deadwood
Andrew Mulbery
George Township
Grant County
Jesse Love
Park River
District Court
W.Y V. Nelson
Madison Sentinel
Dakota Veteran
Isaac Jordan
Fargo
Manitoba Railroad Company
Jordan
Fargo Argus
Harvey L. Wilson
M. L. McCormack
Territory
Armour House
Scotland
Severe Blizzard Paralyses Sioux City and Rail Lines
Storm blankets Sioux City as snow drifts and gale force winds block the Illinois Central line near Storm Lake. A passenger train is stuck, St Paul traffic delayed, and a Tribune carrier boy is missing in a deep drift. The blizzard, worst in a decade, threatens unsheltered stock and halts travel across the region.
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Sioux City
Mwdlinois Central
Storm Lake
St. Paul
Tribune
Pendleton
Journal
Dakota
Haddock
Shipping firm scion ends life at Young's Hotel
Edgar Lombard of A C Lombard & Sons, a well known shipping executive, died by inhaling gas at Young's Hotel after a bout of despondency over family troubles. Police traced odor from Lombard's apartment at about 11:30 AM and found the bathroom scene, with a rubber drop light tube attached to the gas burner and the victim collapsed.
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Boston
Edgar Lombard
A.C. Lombard & Sons
Young’s
Lombard
Feuding factions churn Perry county trade in Kentucky
Courier Journal reports Perry county Kentucky feud between French and Everson factions has flared again with arming and threats of extermination. Both sides control mountain trade, and a first shot could spark a wider war amid years of rivalry.
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Louisville
Courier- Journal
Perry County
Kentucky
Everson
Mountain
A New View Of Consumption By Dr S C Clark
Dr Clark argues consumption is not always lung based and can be a secondary disease caused by acids in the blood from liver and kidney dysfunction. He recommends correcting kidney and liver action and endorses Warner's safe care as a specific treatment, citing support from physicians and health boards. The publishers note they received the interview for public benefit.
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S. C. Clark
Watertown
N. Y
Warner
Boards of Health
I. H. Warner & Co
Rochester
Clark
Key
Theodore Wolf
Gettysburg
Lutheran Quarterly
Riddle asks what can be found where it is not
A riddle from Walter A. Taylor of Atlanta asks what is found where it is not, naming Taylor's Premium Cologne and noting it has never been found there. It mentions sale by druggists and a two cent stamp for a Riddle Book, with L. O. Gale as a seller.
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Taylor
Riddle Book
Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta
L. O. Gale
First Sign Dyspepsia Cured by Ayer Sarsaparilla
Mary Harley of Springfield Massachusetts reports indigestion and headaches improved after using Ayer s Sarsaparilla and claims full restoration of health. H D Johnson of Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn praises its tonic effects on digestion and blood. Prepared by Dr J C Ayer and Co Lowell Mass six bottles cost five dollars.
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Ayer
Mary Harley
Springeld
Mass
H. D. Johnson
Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
The Century magazine previews Lincoln life series
The Century announces an illustrated year with The Life of Lincoln by John G. Kolay and Col. John Day, detailing the Civil War and Lincoln administration, plus War Series reductions. It teases novels by Stockton Cable Foote Hawthorne Eggleston with Russia Siberia pieces and other essays. Subscription is $4 a year with a free 24 page catalogue and back numbers offer.
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Lincoln
John G. Kolay
John Day
Robert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Detty Abate
Hunt
Union Artillery
Longstreet
E. M. Law
Chickamauga
D. H. Hill
Sherman
Howard
Slocum
Q. A. Gillmore
Wm. F. Switch
John Gibbon
Horace Porter
John S. Mosby
Frank R. Stockton
George W. Cable
Mary Hallock Foote
Uncle Remus
Julian Hawthorne
Edward Eggleston
Russia
Siberia
George Kennan
Siberian
Eggleston
American
J.M. Buckley
D. D
Christian Advocaae
Century
THE
Century CO
New York
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Richmond
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Wise
Lamb
CucaGo
NamBune
Blue Mountains
Arthur Miller
Reading
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CuicaGo
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John Carlisle
J. _B. Beck
Edward 8. Bragg
J. Sterling Morton
Lincoln, Ill
Dora Wiley Opera Co
Springfield
L’verin
Illinois
Geo. P. Rowell&co
Spruce Street
Piauss
South Dakota
Crouse
Eve
FE. L. Williams
Alexandria
Mina
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M. D
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Poland
Henry Rogers
Mitchell
J. H. Root
H.J1. Root
Medina
Ohio
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R. N Ge Ear
U.S. Land Office
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O. O. Stanchfield
E. M. Dunpass
Mitchell, Akata
Fine Watchworks Specialty
Warne
J.H. Root
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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R. Miller
A. V. H. Carpenter
Gen
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Minn
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Northfield
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D. Dodge Ctr
Austin
Mona
Oberne, Hosick & Co
Messrs, Wea 5
Paper & Son
Agen
E. C. West
John D. West & CO
Madison St
Ill
West
H. G. Chandler
Marston’s
E. H. West
C. T. Chandler
DU Pont
LL. C
ISE & CO
L. C. Lee & CO
Dan
Johanston
Chicago Clothing
Hoodusss
1St National and Security Banks
Eiver
Jacob Becker
A. E. A. Fuller
Schwarner
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Algo
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