Harvest excursion sales announced for Northwestern Line
The Northwestern Line announces harvest excursions on August 30 and September 27, 1892, from St Paul and Minneapolis to western destinations including St James and Sleepy Eye. Tickets cover many states and territories with low rates, valid one day depart and return within twenty days. Contact The North Western Line agents or General Passenger Agent F T Teasdale for details.
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Harvest
Northwestern
St. P
North-Western Line
Mortgage Sale Notice and Public Auctions in Davison County
Mortgagee announces foreclosure under a South Dakota deed of trust dated November 18 1887 on property in Mitchell Davison County. Assignee Sellona Parsons in Albany NY and attorney John Sutherland to conduct public sale October 8 1892 at 2 pm at the Davison County Courthouse front door. Also includes deposition notices and summons in related cases in Davison County.
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VA. D
Elisha A. Durfey
Calista A. Durfey
Stephen Bower
South Dakota
Sellona
Parsons
New York
Register of Deeds
Davison
Mort ‘Gage
Mitchell
Stte
Bavison
Pierre
A. D
Sellona W. Parsons
Ae John Sutherland
Tate
South En
Circuit
Forurth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Elmer W. Reinhart
Alice
Rein
Frederick W.inhart
Edward Reinhart
Thos
D. Shirkley
Center’ Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Irenton
State of
Ohio
Shirkley
H. C. Preston
Mitchell, S. D
State of South
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Elmer W. Rheinhart
Alice Rhinehart
Circuit Court
Friedrich Holsheuer
Divison
J. O. Walrath
Henry Holsdever
Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition Gains Local Support
Letters to Secretary J K Smith express strong backing for the Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition to run Sept 28 to Oct 6. Delegations from Sioux City and Davison County plan visits, with J V Mahoney coordinating advertising and travel.
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Sioux City
J. K. Smith
Siir
J. V. Mahoney
Corn Palace
John Hornick
Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition Opens in September
Alpena Journal notes the Corn Belt Exposition at Mitchell running September 28 to October 5 with four political days for discussion of party principles. Mitchell papers promote the event while Ruralist acknowledges a complimentary to the exposition.
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Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Beadle County
Chamberlain Register
J. M. Greene
Wm. McKinley
Yankton
Alpena Journal
The
Corn Belt
Brookings Board Faces Resignation Scheme at College
Brookings trustees met as routine, but a sensational incident emerged involving Trustee Peterson. Two college-connected individuals persuaded him to resign under threats of closing the college and court action, only to recall the resignation after exposure of deceit. The episode implicates Regent Freudenfeld and President McLouth and calls for exposing trickery and replacing implicated leaders.
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Brookings Press
McIntyre
Peterson
Hitchcock
Lockwood
Brookings
McLouth
Deuel County
Freudenfeld
Supreme Court
Dr. McLouth
Board of Trustees
Moonshining Camp Captured Near Kansas City
U S revenue officers seized a Clay County moonshiner camp about twenty miles north of Kansas City. The plant had a fifty gallon per day capacity and leader Jonas Reynolds, a 50 year old veteran, was captured while operating the still. Others escaped and Reynolds made several escape attempts on the way to jail.
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Kansas City
United States
Clay County
Jonas Reynolds
Auine
Workmen Fight as Non-Unionists Attacked at Salt Works
A Liverpool train carried 160 non union workmen to Kew Bridge salt works amid a strike. Unionist scouts warned of arrival and hundreds blocked exits. Armed non unionists clashed with strikers, injuring about forty. Military orders dispersed the mob.
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London
Liverpool
Kew Bridge
The Rhinelander Strike Nears Settlement
Rhinelander Wisconsin September 5 The saw mill strike is nearly ended with about 1200 men expected back Monday. Strikers now organized a committee met the lumbermen and an agreement appears likely. Arrests of protesters were made and leaders face hearings Monday as criminal prosecutions begin. The day passed without incident and no militia is needed.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Carnival Fights Draw Big Crowd as New Orleans Booms
New Orleans crowds flood the city for McAuliffe Myer and Sullivan Corbett bouts. Ticket sales soar with 21 000 expected across three contests and 7 000 capacity set as heads turn to odds and bets. A race dispute over separate entrances for black fans sparks protests.
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New Orleans
McAuliffe
Bay St. Louis
Myer
Dan Murphy
Boston
Jack
George Dixon
Bilox
Miss
Marshal Vance
John L. Sullivan
Rampart Street
St. Charles Hotel
Corbett
Dixon
Jack Skelly
Meyer-McAuliffe
Dixon-Skelly
Sullivan-Corbett
Jace
Giants
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T. W. Teasdale
jGen
St. Paul
A. E. Hitchcock
A. D. Leonard
Utica
Hood
Jas, V. Mahoney
Com’r
Hanson County
Geo. Hurley
Hurley
A. Roche
Lawrence
Kansas
Roche
Rink Opera House
Prof
Mashek
Frank Baughman
Yankton County
Clear Lake
Bridgewater
Sioux Falls
Col. Baker
Omaha
the Brookings Board
Board of Regents
N.ik
Fairbank
XCO
Mfrs
Chicago
Ervs Crean
RLY Brothers
St. New York
Prise
Beck & Co
Heath & Milligan
H Scallin
Post Office
Mason
M. M. Smith
C. W. Adams
Adams
A. F. Winter & CO
Adams Hardware
Chaimpeny Block
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