Nominations for Next General Assembly in South Dakota
South Dakota Republicans nominate for the legislature across most districts with three candidates in the Third District. The convention on the 23rd will choose between Jones Chase Seaman Bon Homme and Le y Douglas for the three seats. Various districts show sizable majorities in 1886. Col Little may run as an independent in the Thirteenth District against Alex Hughes. Prohibitionists endorse the Democratic council candidate in Huron district. Local papers pledge to publish party tickets next week.
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Rteen
South Dakota
Bon Homme, Chas, Mix
Juglas
Jones
Chase
Seaman
Bon Homme
Ley
Douglas
CG. B. Little
Bismarck
Alex. Hughes
Theatter
Col. Little
Prohibitionists
Huron
Woonsocket News
Dakota political battle lines sharpen as campaigns heat up
The Alexandria Herald attacks Goddard and party politics in Dakota while detailing a Yankton district Democratic convention ticket with Brooks and Sweet among nominees. Minnesota candidates split from the White House, and Tom Eddy campaigns for Minnesota as Mellette plans speeches in the district. South Dakota lawmakers face renomination and strong Republican margins in several counties amid rising election tensions.
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Yankton
Council
Brooks
Yankton County
T. Sweet
Hutchinson County
Ed. Mann
J. H. Newby
Turner County
Minnesota
White House
Grand Army of the Republic
A Hundred Years A Hero Seth Warner and Old Time Remedies
A historical sketch recounts Colonel Seth Warner of Vermont as a Revolutionary War hero who opposed New York claims to Hampshire grants. It notes his undercover forays, marriage to a local woman, and later lineage leading to Warner’s Log Cabin remedies and a line of herbal preparations marketed as old time cabin cures.
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Seth Warner
Vermont
Hampshire
New York
England
Ethan Allen
New York State
Allen
Col. Warner
Warner
Seth
H. Warner
Site Cure
Log Cabin Remedies Promoted By Warner Name
An Artesian City Advocate notes Warner's Log Cabin plaster and liver pill as safe proven remedies for catarrh and related ailments. The piece praises Mr Warner's reputation for meritorious products and asserts the remedies will merit similar esteem.
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Warner
Prosperous Northern Settlements in Three States
The Illinois Central passenger department will issue a pamphlet around October 15 describing prosperous settlements in Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. It lists Jackson Bolly Springs West Point Yazoo City Terry Brookhaven Kentwood Roseland Colony Hammond Crowley Jennings Lake Arthur Welch Iowa Lake Charles Vinton. It will include letters from northern families and dates of two southern land excursions monthly. Copies mailed free on request to F B Bowes in Chicago or J T Mrenry in Manchester Iowa.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jackson
L'Ennessee
Itolly Springs
West Point
Yazoo City
Terry and Brookhaven
Kentwood
Roseland Colony
Hammond
Crowley
Jennings
Lake Arthur
Welch
Iowa
Lake Charles
Vinton
Tiners Central
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Dakota
F. B. Bowes
G. N
Randolph Street
Chicago
Manchester
J.T. Mrenry
General Western
Opium Smugglers Among Celestials Most Successful
The New York Star outlines how smugglers of Chinese origin evade detection with elaborate concealment. They hide opium in queues, clothing, shoe soles, silk handkerchiefs, camphor trunks, cooking utensils, and coal bunkers. They even ship in false boxes, tea chests, and mast coverings to fool inspectors.
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New York Star
Man in Paris Seclusion Conducts Animal Blood Experiments
A Paris man rented a room in Auteuil and sealed it off with hay and paper. He housed three terriers and inoculated them with his blood to test whether a dog bite could be fatal. He claimed science motive and sought a method for a man to be his own Pasteur.
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Paris
Auteuil
Hoe
Pasteur
New York Sun
Darfur Monkeys Lured by Beer Trap
An old report claims monkeys in Darfur are lured by native beer. Cans are hidden near them and, after intoxication, a treacherous man seizes a tagged monkey, leading others away in apparent camaraderie.
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Darfur
Africa
Spe
Drift of Ocean Derelicts Highlighted in Lecture
Hyerett Hayden of the Hydrographic bureau spoke at the Franklin Institute detailing derelict ships drifting long distances. He cited the Ada Iredale which burned after spontaneous combustion, drifted 2424 miles in eight months, burned eleven months more, then was repaired into a bark serving in Chinese trade. Another vessel reportedly drifted 8521 miles in eight months and ten days.
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Hyerett Hayden
Hydrographic Bureau
Franklin Institute
Ada Iredale
New York Tribune
Teutonic Element in Chicago
Chicago ranks among the world’s German centers by population and strength. The German immigrant often first forms a verein before establishing a home, a pattern seen in large cities where society precedes residence.
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Chicago
Verein
Chicago Times
Old Hutch Drives Wheat Squeeze Amid Market Tension
Chicago traders warn of an upcoming December wheat squeeze as financier Fairbanks and Old Hutch maneuver to tighten supplies. The market shows nervous tension with possible local price spikes and substantial short covering volumes. Hutchinson engaged in strategic trades, balancing sales and purchases to influence the forthcoming prices.
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Chicago
Mail
Fairbanks
Hutchinson
Spain's Cortes Move Aims to Calm Unrest Across Frontiers
London reports that Spain plans to convoke the Cortes within weeks to calm public unrest by proposing army reforms. Zorillists push for restoration of a pseudo republic while Don Carlos and Ruiz Zorilla continue to influence the disorder, with European powers watching closely.
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London
Madrid
Spain
Don Carlos
Ruiz Zorilla
Austria
Francis Joseph
William
Germany
Kaiser
Willard Re-elected President At W C T U Convention
At the New York session of the W C T U held in the Metropolitan Opera House Miss Frances E Willard was re elected president with 360 votes of 890 cast. The convention welcomed a fraternal greeting from Mrs L M Barry of the Knights of Labor and adopted a motion to send a sisterly greeting to the Indianapolis Knights of Labor.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Elizabeth
Topey
Massachusetts
Emlie L. Martin
Pennsylvania
Woodbridge
Foster
Iowa
Mary L. Lathrop
Michigan
Willard
L. M. Barry
Knights of Labor
Miss Willard
Two Soldiers Escape After Slaying Guards at Jefferson Barracks
In St Louis on Oct 23 civilians report two soldiers Thomas Lynch and another man McCurdy fled after fatally injuring sentries Privates Welsh and Kennedy while escaping from Jefferson barracks where they were under arrest for desertion. Lynch used an axe on Kennedy and McCurdy beat Welsh with his revolver.
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St. Louis
Thomas Lynch
McCurdy
Jefferson Barracks
Welsh
Kennedy
Lynch
Unusual Dishes and Prejudices in European Taste
The article surveys strange Naples dishes from sea urchins to snails and frogs, noting how garlic flavors fish and how local tastes shift with unfamiliar ingredients. It discusses social prejudice against rabbits, snails, and snails, and praises edible snail varieties kept on vine leaves for soup and salads.
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Russia
England
Gaeta
Naples
Italy
Central
Germany
Paris
Parnell Case Inquires Open Session In London
The Times charges inquiry into Parnell and nationalists proceeds in London with the commission opening its session in the probate court. Dillon and others have been released or granted parole. Webster says the case is strictly about the Times-O Donnell libel suit not home rule. The courtroom was crowded with press and MPs including Parnell.
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London
the Times
Parnell
House of Commons
Dillon
Mir
Redmond
Panellite
Richard Webster
Tn Ho ‘Times
Parnellites
Times-O'Donnell
Election Notice in Davison County Dakota Territory
Auditors announce a November election at multiple polling places in Davison County. Voters will pick a congressman, a cannellsth district member, two house members, register of deeds, county treasurer, probate judge, coroner, assessor, two county commissioners, and decide liquor prohibition and a county poor farm levy. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm.
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Fue Davison
Dakota
Hitchcock Bros
Mitchell
East Side
Marvin’s
City of Mitchell
West Side
Perry Township
Badgr Township
G.B Kelsey
Blendon Township
Mt. Vernon
Beulah Township
Prosper
Lisbou Township
Unidas
Baker Township
Schiol
Tobin Township
Delegar
Congress
Cannellsth
Les
Ereond
O Son
Thermavran
RT. Robinson
Audita Davison County
Mirchikan
Mysterious Death of Col Pulsifer Rumored a Suicide
Boston reports a sudden death of Col. R. M. Pulsifer with seven witnesses to the body and speculation of self-inflicted cause. Physicians cite heart disease, but authorities suggest death by his own head with large life policies noted for his widow.
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Boston
Col
R. M. Pulsifer
Col. Pulsifer
Foreclosure Notice on Mielenz Mortgage in Mitchell
Public foreclosure sale of the Mielenz mortgage on Lots 10 11 12 Block 23 Town of Mitchell Davison County Dakota Territory. Sale at the courthouse front door in Mitchell on December 1 1888 at 10 oclock in the forenoon. Mortgage debt totals 663 20 100 principal plus 113 20 100 interest and 350 attorney fees. Mortgagees Indra J Bingesheimer list as mortgagors.
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August Mielenz
Fredrick Mielenz
Dakota Territory
L. India
Jisiheimer
Sain Davison
Register of Deeds
Davison County
Mitchellin
D. T
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Blood Disease Cure
An advertisement extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a pure, carefully prepared blood medicine. It claims no poisonous ingredients, clinical efficacy when used as directed, wide pharmacist support, and a long proven, economical extract with numerous testimonials.
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Ayer
Foreclosure Notice of 1883 Dakota Mortgage by Blake
Default on April 5 1883 mortgage by Frederick W Cammann and Georgia A Cammann Davison County Dakota to Carrie B Blake Illinois. Mortgagee claims 1450 62 due including 1200 principal 250 62 interest 115 78 taxes 50 attorney fees. Foreclosure sale at Mitchell Davison County Dak at courthouse door November 1888 1 pm. Property description South half of section 31 township 104 range 61 Davison County Dakota.
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Frederick W. Cammann
Georgia A. Caimmann
Davison
Territory
Dakota
Carrie B. Blake
Winnebagond
Illinois
Territory of
Mitched
Territory of Dakota
Ofelock
Hedi
Yakota
Davison County
Mitchell Dak
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General Assembly
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Frank Aikens
Nion
Lincoln
J W White
Clay Majority
van Osdel
Joseph Allen
John Yankton
Turnbull
Turner
John Mortis
Bocceere
E W Terrill
Minnehaha
McCook
Logan
Janson
H H Keith
H Sullivan
D M Powell
Aurora
J M Greene
Brule
Ramsdell
B N Patten
J Miller
Lake, Moody
Atkinson
WP P Walmer
Okings
Hamlin
K H Sheets
Kingsbury
Wipiority
F Lowry
M M Price
Dle
Sanborn
FE Royer
Jerauld
Ority
Q . Poindexter
Harry F Hunter
Sof Spink
Spink
Burr Bixler
Poindexa Ind Bixler
C. B. Hubbard
Glark
Woolhiser
JB Cook
Faulk
JW Ryan
Walworth
Ca van Etten
Wghes Yds
Frank Lillibridge
Sully
Wi Cooper
T A Douglas
Codington Day
A L Patridge
Grant
EW Campbell
J H Fletcher
Brown, Brown
S P Howell
McPherson
J Washabaugh
J D Patton
Lawrence
W Halley
Trade
Pennington
Butte
C Bower
Custer
Politics
Harden
Gov. Church
Lake County
Over Atdison
Alexandria Herald
Goddard
Hanson County
Tom Eddy
Watertown
Mellette
Spink County
Teutonic Element
Liverpool
THE
Charleston
8. C
Raleigh
N. C
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Fla
Hamilton
Cleveland
Reading
Reading Railroad
Elizabethport
N. J
Port Liberty
Jersey City
Wallace
Nebraska
Omawa
Neb
Missouri River
Nebraska City
Xaznia
Ind
Andrew Morgan
Henry J. Rausmanne
Felally
Stanley
Emin
Vienna
Otto Lanz
Lieut
Wissman
Emin Bey
Cortes
Pulsifer
Fremantina
Carson City
Mr. Parks
Williamsburg
Parks
Pueblo
Imother
Omaaha
Junction House
Kearney
Thomas Kane
Alaimo
Rand-Avery Company
Mortcade Sale
Indra
J. Bingesueimer
Mort
Ees
Gronier A. .Johnson
Mortgagee
Clarie B. Blake
Morteagee
H. R. Eagle & CO
Wabash Ave
Thia
America
GEO
Btingon & CO
Portland
Maine
Mitchell, Dakota
John D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
A.M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
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