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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1887
Page
3
Pylades Deployment Signals British Move in Venezuela Row
The British ship Pylades sails from Quidad to Laguayra to demand indemnity over the detention of schooners Josephine and Henriette for customs violations. Venezuelan consul-general Lenoir de Silva argues Britain seeks to imitate Gladstone's policy, while US intervention and control of the Orinoco remain pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snck
United States
York
Quidad
Laguayra
Government of
Venezuela
Josephine
Henriette
Great Britain
Lenoir de Silva
England
Gladstone
Ireland
State Department
British Guinea
Lord Granville
Barima
Mmouth
Orinoco
Cholera fears and quarantine measures across the country
Reports from Chicago and Washington detail cholera fears tied to clothing and freight from Europe, with officials urging strict disinfection. Transit boards and health officers discuss quarantine limits as Kilrain sails to England and Washburne improves.
A Village of Old Folks in Woodbridge New York
The Chicago Herald notes Woodbridge New York with population 800 has two septuagenarians eighteen ectogenarians and two nonogenarians totaling around 1900 years. In 1885 the town had twenty five citizens aged 80 to 90 and the average age remains similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
N. Y
Chicago Herald
Divorce Day Sets City Record in Chicago Courts
Chicago on Sept 26 witnesses nearly 100 divorce cases to be heard by five judges led by Judge Collins with 31 cases on the calendar. Judges Horton Shepard Garnet Jamieson prepare to start at 9 o'clock as the city earns a reputation as a divorce headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivo Chiengs
Wil Hey Ido Diavorce
ChicaGo
Shepard and
Jamieeson
Collins
Judge Horton
Judge Shepard
Garnet
Jamieson
William O'Brien Guilty Under Crimes Act in Cork Case
In Cork on September 26 William O'Brien was found guilty under the crimes act and sentenced to three months in prison. An appeal was filed. Police testified the incendiary speech urged violence while a popular procession formed by citizens with a brass band gathered outside the town. hussars positioned troops to prevent disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Brien
Cork
Buller Denies Brunner Implications In Irish Aid Row
Gen Sir Redvers Buller rebukes Mr J F Brunner over a letter that linked Buller to Brunner's $5,000 Irish aid fund. Brunner regretted Irish tenant policy shifts, while Buller aligns with Balfour’s moderating stance. Also notes O'Brien’s American tour hurt National League donations and Davitt’s secrecy about his arrest risk. Chateau Margaux disabled. Atlas towed her after eleven days adrift with lines snapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Mr. Balfour
Loxpon
Cork
the Times
William O’brien
National League From America
Davitt
America
O'Brien
Lonpoy
Chateau Margaux
Atlas
Scarcity of Freight Cars Hampering Western Coal Trade
The Scarcity of freight cars at Pittsourk Pennsylvania centers here as Capt Brown a coal operator links the shortage to government interference during early Interstate Commerce Law implementation. Shippers held back fearing changes, later revived trade but cars remain scarce hindering western coal shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsourk
Capt. Brown
Honoring Langston by Minnesota Bar reception
About fifty members of the Minnesota Bar attended a reception for Hon. John M. Langston, ex minister to Hayti, in the Davidson block rooms. Langston was praised as the first colored lawyer admitted in Western states and in the U S Supreme Court on Garfield's motion.
No Use in It Census Projections for New York City
An old clergyman counsels patience to a parishioner led by anger. The New York Ledger notes that the decennial census will show New York City at 2,000,000 and Brooklyn at 1,000,000 in years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ledger
New York City
Brooklyn
Prince Bismarck commemorated in commemorative festival abroad
Turon Van Iutz and Baron Von Crailsheim visit the prince as a commemorative festival marks when he took office as Prussian foreign minister in 1862. Congratulatory telegrams pour in from European statesmen and American German communities. A bust by Professor Doundorf is planned. The Suez canal question garners debate on neutral protection. Earthquake reported at Malaga and Edward Hanlan the rower arrives in Sydney amid rough seas. Dispatches from Brussels note anarchy in Stanley Falls, Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Mitchellstown
Suez Canal
Malaca
Beerity
Bismarck
Turon van Iutz
Baron von Crailsheim
Europe
Kerr von Gossler
Doundorf
Stuttgart
United States
Washington
Cholera Scare Aboard Steamship Alesia Arriving NY
The steamship Alesia from Marseilles and Naples with 600 passengers brings Asiatic cholera aboard. Four passengers are ill on arrival at quarantine after eight deaths on the voyage. The ship and passengers are sent to West Bank lower bay for fumigation and medical transfer to Swinburne Island and Hoffman for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alesia
Marseilles
Naples
West Bank
James W. Viwell & Co
Swinburne Island Hospital
Hoffman
Manitoba Railway Fever Pushes Red River Road
A public meeting in Winnipeg will raise funds to complete the Red River road ignoring court injunctions. The revival of the Hudson Bay and Northwest Central line is planned, with reports of British troops to garrison Victoria pending the agitation over the Red River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Red River Road
Hudson Bay & Northwest Central
Victoria
Waterline discrepancy sparks yacht race debate in New York
The World reports the Thistle’s measured waterline length exceeded official figures by about 18 inches raising questions about its eligibility for the America cup races. In Minnesota, Jessie Gaines wins the 2:30 trotting race with a 2:41 record as Belle Rooney dominates other events. In Wisconsin, 2000 attendees hear Fred Douglas speak at an African Methodist Episcopal church reception and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yach Club
Mankato
Minn
Jessie Gaines
Belle Rooney
Suspender
Jack’s Queen
Mate
Fred Douglas
Wasnixetos
Bats Prove Hardest Targets Says Veteran Sportsman
An experienced hunter notes bats are the toughest game to shoot due to speed and sharp turns. Holes through wings fail to drop them and a tale mentions a bat flying away with twenty wing holes. In pensions news, Minnesotans are listed for pensions and increases, including Nathan B. Watson and Charles H. Dilbree among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Engagement of Senator Stanley and Miss Horner T
A Philadelphia special reports the engagement of Senator Joseph R. Stanley and Miss Edith Horner, recently of England, drawing wide interest and congratulation. Miss Horner has directed nurses at Blockley almshouse and served in the Zulu and Egyptian wars. The couple returned to the United States on the same steamer and appeared in New York during the centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawier
Miss Horner
New York
Philadelphia
Joseph R. Stanley
Edith Horner
England
Horner
Miss Fisher
Blockley Almshouse
London
Fire Devours Sanford Business District in Florida
Fire at 1 o'clock destroys nearly all of Sanford's business area. Dozens of shops and stores listed as burned include dry goods grocers saloons drugs hardware and clothing houses. Damage estimated at 300000 with little insurance. Also notes fires at Black River Falls and Ontario town outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Fis
Black River Falls
Ontario
Jacksonville
Fla
S. F E. Adams
S. A. Wheeler
T. C. Cohen
A. Chaires
R. W. Sims
Deich
Barrett
J. S
Barb Wire Mill Burned At Joliet In Fire Loss
The Enterprise company barb wire mill owned by Fish and McConnell burned when sparks from a blacksmith shop ignited the building. About fifty men were employed and thirty five wire machines plus several car loads of stored wire were destroyed. Fifteen car loads of galvanizing wire were saved. Total loss estimated from 22000 to 25000 dollars, fully insured. Insurance on the whole plant is 30000 dollars. the firm will rebuild at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Joliet
Joiet
Fish & McConnell
The
Enterprise Company
Government Purchases Largest Ancient Earthworks in Ohio
The government will acquire the extensive mound and fortification complexes in Ross Highland and Adams counties Ohio to preserve them from cultivation damage. Surveys by agents for the Peabody Museum Smithsonian and US Geological Survey will aid in planning and reporting on these ancient works, including Prof Wright’s surveys. This marks the first official scientific government survey visit to the sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ross, Highland
Adams Counties
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Peabody Museum
Smithsonian Institution
United States Geological Survey
America
Wright
Canal boatmen strike to fix freight rate in Buffalo
A canal boatmen strike disrupts Buffalo loading with about 200 boats idle. Captains reject 4 1/2 cent freight as 3 4 cent was deemed inadequate, while shipments warn of 400 000 bushels of grain at stake and scalpers’ profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Widely Trusted for Colds and Lung Ailments
Patient testimonials from Pawtucket Texas Meadville Akron and Magnolia praise Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a life saving remedy for severe colds bronchial infections and pneumonia with rapid cures after prior failures. Endorsers emphasize its effectiveness for throat and lung diseases across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Webster
Pawtucket
R. I
Ayer
N. E. Simpson
Rogers Prairie
Texas
Robert Vanderpool
Meadville
Ann Lockwood
Akron
New
J. F. Roberts
Magnolia
Ark
Auction of house and mill and land in Braey's addition
Sale advertised for Saturday October 1 1847 at 20 o clock with house, cellar, windmill, grinder and about 2.5 acres, plus lot of household goods. Land to be sold together or in lots. terms posted day of sale. private sale before October 1 possible by Geo. B. Orswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braey
Geo. B. Orswell
Land Claim Final Proof Notice in Mitchell South Dakota
Notices hereby given that James W. Ott has filed notice of intent to make final proof for his land claim in Mitchell Dakota Territory. Proof will be laid before the register and receiver on October VII at Mitchell. Witnesses: Joel M. Post, Charles Donk, LW. tey Jr, Miner Reed, Rome Oak Grove. AT. Haver, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davisua
Dakolit
ES. Brown
Northwestern
Wade Sun Water
Minnesota
Davison
Dakota
Lavison
Saul Mortgagor
Mitchell
Territory of
la P. M
Mitchell, Dak
I. W. Adams, Dinnon & Preston
Omee
James W. Ott
Dani
Joel M. Post
Charles Donk
LW. Tey, Jr
Miner Reed
Aio
Rome
Oak Gro
Haver
Attoriusy
Thivy
Rewister
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Bay & Chk
Ax. al
FE Dogs OF War
Pylades
Chiaco
de Wolf
Treyle
Stoner
Hitrine Hospital Service
Miller
Internal Revenue Bureau
Menwhnis
Tenn
Wynne
Forest City
Bald Knob
Helena
Iron Mountain Railroad
Waco
Stephen Drago
George Barnwell
Barnwell
Drago
Kilrain
Jack Kilrain
Charles Mitchell
Austria
Jem Smith
B. Washbourne
E. B. Washburne
Lexingtton
Maj
H. C. McDowell
F. C. Fowler
Moadus
Conn
Bay Cott
Bellair
Gen. Sherman
West Pointers
Bed of Adamant
the Crimes Act
Tiedvers Buller
Mr. Brunner
Minnesota Bar En
Cheboygan
Mich
Spectacle Reef
Lake Huron
Paris
Grevy
Waasuhincton
Cyprian Demers
Brooks
Polk County
Miny
Elizabeth Little
Prince Bismarck
Tramburg
Hinburger Nachrichten
Enelsund
France
Malaga
Loxpos
Hanlan
Sydney
N.S. W
Edaward Hanlan
Congo
Losbon
Brussels Bays
Stanley Falls
Ali
Manitoba
Hudson Bay Road
Nathan B. Watson
Minneapolis
Patrick Hoey
Cleveland
Charles 3B. Smith
West Union
J. N. Kruger
Charles H. Dilbree
Winnebago City
Geneseo
Ill
Gov
Waassinngton
St. Paul
John A. Gidland
Judson
Blue Earth County
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mase
Druggista
Mortcade Sale
Gabriel E. Lehrwindt
Alice
Rean
Office
the Register of Deeds
Davison County
Mor Vages
Oetola
Fay Bone Prederick
Givnay Moryi
Sotes Wilkes & We
LOH & Thoras
Mickie
Standolph
Sin
Het
ASY
Piner
Turko
Lean
H. FF. Cook
Wahnemann Medical College
Wonevety
H.S. Hann
J. EF. Cooke
Burnett
Glenn
R A. Gunn
Burnett Medical College
Mitchell Watioral Bank
W. G. Davison
N.L. Davison
Cashier
N. Seaman
HL. G. Chandler
Terwilliger
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