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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
3
Fragmented Daily News Snippet in Murky Text
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Indian chiefs oppose sale of Sioux reserve at council
Oct 17 reports Indian leaders at the Brule agency questioning the sale of the Great Sioux Reserve. Grass, Brule chiefs, and others demand delaying action, disputing boundary lines and compensation. Secretary Vilas discusses treaty obligations, while Cortes, and Major Bartellott figures figure in related dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Conferux
Secas
Vilas
Milan
Great Sioux
Igs
Say
Weland
Philcontans
Spee
Rotary Vilas
Tehas
Hesof
Bartellott
Stap
Bott
Zor
North Side Street Car Men Threaten New Strike Over Settlement
In Cuicano on October 17 a stormy meeting with 300 car men ended with a plan for a five member committee to meet Mr. Yerkes. They will press either restoring old positions or a fresh strike. Mayor Boldenweck and George Schilling urged against striking. Christie warned of action if Yerkes does not fulfill promises. The committee will report tonight, with a renewed strike possible if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Cuicano
Yerkes
Clybourn
North Avenue
Boldenweck
Lake View
George Schilling
Christie
Youthful Train Wreckers on Kankakee Line Near Aroma
Two boys about 16 were arrested in Aroma Illinois held on bond to the grand jury for attempting to wreck a Kanakee line passenger train. They allegedly turned switches near the bridge over the Kankakee river for a Cincinnati to Chicago service due at 7 p.m. A watchman uncovered the plot and authorities believe they were the repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Kankakefr, Ills
Aroma
County
Butler
Flewelling
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kankakee River
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Red River Valley Road
Winnipeg
Canada
Red Red Lake Falls
Grand Forks
Grafton
Manitoba Road
Sneak Thief Robs Montreal Bank Steals Cash
A young man entered the Bank of Quebec in Montreal with an empty soap box, distracted a teller, and grabbed a bundle of bank notes before fleeing. Officials estimate the loss at 3000 to 6000 dollars. Police link the suspect to a prior New York bank robbery and another theft earlier the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Bank of Quebec
New York
Wheat Blockade at Minneapolis Stalls Manitoba Cars
Over a thousand cars of wheat sit on Minneapolis tracks as the poor mixed grades hamper loading. Manitoba refuses to move cars unless charges are prepaid, prompting road diversions and annoyance while country points halt low grade wheat sales.
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Manitoba
Minneapolis
Commission
Lehigh Valley Freight Crash Kills Seven Near Lost Creek
A fast Pennsylvania freight collided with a unloading train at Tamand siding near Lost Creek on the Pottsville branch. Seven Hungarian workers were killed outright and twenty-six injured, with one brakeman also dead. Rescue crews arrived after three hours as injured bled and perished.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tamand
Lost Creek
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Joseph Levenski
Mike Cathlicki
Ludwig Pike
John Levinki
Standard Oil
Largest colliery destroyed in central Pennsylvania blaze
The Cameron colliery of Mineral Railroad and Mining Company in Shamokin burned to the ground. About 700 workers were employed. 300 slate pickers were rescued unharmed. Five miners injured by falling machinery and timber. losses estimated at 85 000 with 50 000 covered by insurance.
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Duluth
Standard Oil Company
Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Mineral Railroad & Mining Company
Cameron
Would Be Better. A Country Hotel Encounter
A new arrival at a country hotel teases a lady about captivity in a menagerie. She clarifies she is the wife of the showman and helps feed the animals. The dialogue contrasts romance with restraint and desire. The excerpt juxtaposes wit and philosophical reflection on love as a discernment of the infinite in the finite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
New York
W. W Dudley
Republican National Committee
Everett House
Hoe
Harper’s Bazar
Powderly accuses Barry and Litchman of revenue motives
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports William Powderly claims Thomas Barry and James Litchman joined the Knights of Labor only for money and sought to leave once not rewarded. Powderly plans to present a full statement at the Indianapolis general assembly and will not publicly respond to Barry’s speeches.
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Powderly
Barry
Litchman
Knights of Labor
New York
Pittsburg
the Times
Thomas Barry
Knights of Labor Executive Board
District Assembly
Toronto
Canada
Harry Begough
Indianapolis
Long John Wentworth Dies at 73 After Long Public Career
The Hon. John Wentworth known as Long John died at 7:50 am in Curiao following a long illness. He was Chicago’s mayor congressman and editor of leading papers. He was 73 and left an estate valued at about 1 million dollars. In Washington a related ruling on Northern Pacific indemnity lands held for cancellation affects about 21 600 acres.
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Curiaco
John Wentworth
Long John
West
Wentworth
Chicago
N. P
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Guilford Miller
General Land Office
Brief Bits of News From Iowa and Beyond
Robert Garrett’s condition remains favorable and he is in good spirits. The Spanish cabinet fights over army reform, risking a crisis. Lord Mount Temple has died at seventy. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy manager Stone concedes many striker demands, hinting at an end to the strike. Des Moines street railway work begins. Central Iowa railroad HQ may move to St Paul. Over fifty veterans enter State Soldiers’ Home this fall, nearly 260 now. A bull fatally gore s a 14 year old near Waverly. Knights of Labor member John Stafford dies of typhoid at 26 in Dubuque. Ex mayor George H French of Davenport dies at 63. he leaves a wife and six children. Four suits begin in Des Moines federal court against C B & Q for five dollar penalties on rate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garrett
Lord Mount Temple
Central Iowa Railroad
Marshalltown
St. Paul
C. Wente
Waverly
John Stafford
Knights of Labor Organization
Dubuque
George H. French
Davenport
Alice French
French
United States
Des Moines
Market Quotations for Oct 16 from St Paul and Chicago
The page lists prices for wheat corn oats rye flax and seeds from St Paul and Chicago grain markets with bids and asks, plus live stock figures from Chicago including hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges. It also mentions campaign posters and a historic room description with a back parlor and antiques.
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St. Paul
Northern
Bailey
Upland Prairie
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Chicago
Curiaco
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John Sherman
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Jacob Becker
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