Festive Jack Open Meeting Draws Crowds for Coursing
A large crowd attends the festive Jack meet as 16 greyhounds enter from various cities. Owners and entries include A Robinson St Louis with Pearl Sylvia and Aileen, H J Nicholls Mitchell with Jesse Green, Melrose Dearborn Hawarden with Long Olds, and others from Oakes Elkton St Louis New York Huron DeSmet. Start from the city about nine o'clock in the fore noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Robinson
St. Louis
W. C. Peyton
California
Doge
Pearl
Sylvia
Aileen
H. J. Nicholls
Mitchell
Jesse Green
Melrose & Dearborn
Hawarden
Long Olds
A. P. Slocum
Oakes
Lady Misterton
Cooley & Pierson
DeSmet
Nanna
A C. Bradbury
Maid of the Mist
Harry Hollister
Huron
Grace O’ Marley
L. O. Whitney
New York
Fullerton
Grace Briant
Coyne & Huntley
Miss Moffit
Mercy May
Grand Army encampment set for Watertown in June
Old soldiers in Watertown will note the department encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans on June 23 and 24. The Western Passenger Association offers a one fare rate from all state points and a $2.00 hotel rate with a $1.50 daily plan at those hotels. National Commanders Walker of Indianapolis G A R and Russell of Kansas Sons of Veterans will attend. Watertown hosts elaborate entertainment arrangements, and a large delegation of veterans and W A C and Sons of Veterans members is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Womans’ Relief Corps and
Sons of Veterans
Watertown
Western Passenger Association
Walker
Indianapolis
Russell
Kansas
W. A. C. and
Grace Episcopal Church elects officers and greets Bishop Hare
Parishioners of Grace Episcopal Church held their annual meeting to elect officers for the year. Senior warden John Banks, junior warden George Grove, and several trustees were chosen. Reports from treasurer and church groups showed strong finances. thanks were given to retiring officers and to K W Wheeler for by laws. A telegram welcomed Bishop Hare aboard the Rainer Wilhelm in New York, hoping for his recovery and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcops Church
John Banks
George Grove
Messrs
T. H. Campbell
Geo. M Read
H. Kippax
Kirk W. Wheeler
Dr. Hatchard
Chas May
Geo B. Ackerman
Ladies’ Gold
Saint Agnes Guild
Sandsy School
K. W. Wheele
Bishop Hare
Rainer Wilhelm
New York City
Unclaimed Letters at Huron Post Office April 4 1896
List of unclaimed mail for the week ending April 4 1896 at Huron South Dakota includes Baldwin John Bowen Fred Cannard Mrs Mary Bedient Mrs Josephine McNellie Jas McKormecke H B Wood ER Advertised in the Houron ITE with the publication date and one cent stamp payable at the window Postmaster J B Coax
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron, South Dakota
William Dunlavy
Mary N. Nlavy
John H Miller
the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
South Dakota
Court House
Huron
Beadle
Joan H. McLuier
Joan L. Prix
Qunbons Oral
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Austin M. Woodward
George W. Corkings
A Kansas Minister Praises White Wine of Far Syrup
Rev. L. B. Coulton of Circleville Kansas endorses Dr Warner Your White Wine of Far Syrup calling it a speedy cure for throat and lung diseases. It is sold by Holland Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
L. 8. Coulton
Circleville
Kan
Warner
Holland Wheeler
Marriage Of Mrs. Mary Dimmick To General Harrison
The wedding of Mrs Mary Lord Dimmick to General Benjamin Harrison was held at St Thomas Church with 20 relatives present. They left for Indianapolis after a private ceremony officiated by Dr Wesley Brown. The couple traveled by private car with extended escort and dined en route, as Harrison prepares to begin his new journey.
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New York
Mary Lord Dimmick
Benjamin Harrison
St. Thomas Church
Wesley Brown
Miss Vanderbilt
Miss Whitney
Harrison
Fifth Avenue
Benjamin F. Tracey
Dr. Brown
Fiftythird Street
Kacey
Brown
John F. Parker
Tracey
Thompson
Philadelphia
General Harrison
Princeton
Walter E. Dimmick
Pennsylvania
North Bend
Peruvians Rally For Cuban Resolutions News
In Lima on April 8 crowds reacted with great enthusiasm to US House action on Cuban resolutions. The news prompted broad sympathy for the Cubans among the local public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
United States
House of Representatives
Senator Nelson Declares Department Stores the Devil Fish
In Washington on April 8 Senator Knute Nelson blasted department stores as the devil fish of society. He denounced a post office consolidation plan to centralize offices within a large radius and abolish local postmasters, warning it would create county autocrats. He proposed an amendment limiting consolidation to within five miles unless electric suburban cars frequent all substations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Nelson
Washington
Nelson
Senate Debate on Postoffice Bill Draws Sharp Criticism
The senate spent the day studying the postoffice appropriation bill but did not finish it. Senator Gorman criticized the postoffice department administration while Senator Allen charged irregularities under the civil service system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Gorman
Postoffice Department
Allen
Pacific Railroad Bills Reach Agreement in Refunding Plan
Washington April 8 sub committees of both houses agree on a Pacific railroad refunding bill. It calls for annual payments of 365000 for ten years, 500000 for the next ten, and 750000 thereafter until the debt is paid. Interest stands at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Americans Win Four Events on Opening Olympian Day
Opening of the Olympian games in Athens celebrated as a national holiday with the royal family at Te Deum. Americans claim victories in discus, hop, step and jump, hundred metre trial heats, and the quarter kilometre races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Armours bullish forecast for wheat prices
P. D. Armour predicts wheat will sell at about 1 dollar a bushel or near that level soon. He says this view comes from a merchant's perspective, not a scalper's, and credits improved confidence among business leaders nationwide for the expected advance, which he expects to occur unless an unforeseen event arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. D. Armour
Senator Kyle Predicts May Adjournment Amid Cuban Pressures
Senator Kyle arrived in Aberdeen and said congress would adjourn by mid May. He blamed sugar stock interests for blocking Cuban resolutions, arguing they fear loss of permanency and value if Spain dominates Cuba and have pressured Eastern senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
United States
Kyle
Congress
Cuba
Sooners Driven Off by Indian Police in Township 150
Rep Lake reports in Minn on April 8 that Sooners who had squatted on township 150 are being driven out by Indian police. No bloodshed yet, but there is ugly talk. Land office officials have instructions not to take filings on land in the disputed township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooners
Rep Lake
Fats
Minn
Land Office
French Cabinet Crisis Looms Over Paris Government
A Paris dispatch reports growing belief that the bourgeois cabinet nears its end. Russian disapproval cites its revolutionary leanings and diplomatic blunders as the key fault lines threatening its tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Urgeois
Russia
Spain Refuses US Dictation as Cuba Reform Debate Sways
London dispatch reports Spain will not accept U S influence in Cuba despite public support for reforms. Weyler’s decisive advantage is now deemed unlikely before Congress votes. Republicans would seek autonomy only in changed circumstances. Also notes a royal wedding date for Princess Maud of Wales and Prince Charles of Denmark set for July 7. Additionally livestock and livestock-stray notices from South Dakota seek horses and colts missing since March and February with rewards offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Madrid
Weyler
United States
Cuba
Princess Maud of Wales
Prince Charles of Denmark
Denmark
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
Archbishop of Canterbury
Fortssee
Defau
A. D
Carrie L.endred
C. Coffee
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Maurice H. Prichard
Beadle
Ae M. Broadwell
Register of Deeds
Huron
Couatt
Towit
S. D
Three Stallions Offered for Stables in South Dakota
Owner advertises three top stallions for sale in South Dakota stables. Dominican a standard bred black Hambletonian weighs 1200. Norman Chief a black Perebeor weighs 2000. Stark a dark bay shire four years old weighs 1650. Call to view horses and discuss terms and prices. Joan E Wann Huror 8 D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dominican
Norman Chief
Stark
Dark Bay Shire
Joan E. Wann
Democrat delegates back Pattison for president in Easton
Northampton county Democrats at Easton gathered for their convention electing 10 delegates to the state convention. They adopted resolutions endorsing Governor Pattison for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorsed Pattison
Easton
Northampton County
Democratic Convention
Pattison
Buffalo Street Car Men Strike Looms
Buffalo officials report street car conductors and motormen plan work stoppage. Leaders say about 90 percent of Buffalo’s 1,200 transit workers would walk out, potentially tying up the street railway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co 1895 annual statement
The 1895 annual statement for Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co of Milwaukee lists assets totaling 82.9 million with real estate, loans, bonds, and premiums. Liabilities exceed 82.9 million including policy claims and unpaid dividends. Income and expenditures for the year are detailed with premiums, interest, commissions, taxes, and operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
South Dakota
H. L. Palmer
Willard Merrill
J. W.skinner
Ein Cies
Eevee
Cnet
Senareno
Ia le San Ah Tes Lest Nurs
New York Tribune One Year Subscription Mentioned
A brief note references Tux Werexty Evreonire and the New York Tribune offering a one year subscription valued at 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huron Coursing Club
W. H. Meyer
Elkton
Fanpie
Department Stores
Phil Armour
Iron Mountain
Mich
Northern Mineral Mine Workers’ Progressive Union
Michigan
Minnesota
Ishpeming
Spain
Staavepo
Clark County
J. ©. Sonor
Hitchcock
Mary A. Kiva, Hitcbeock, S. D
Circuit Court of
Neil McKay
Eec
Robert Baum
Rose Baum
Circuit Court
Beadie County
Georcs W. Lonastarr
D. Henry CC. Hincksey
New England Loan and Trust
Marcel
A. D. Ow
Haron
George W. Longstaff
C. Kemp
J. Mallanney
Sioux
A.C. Pripe
Jennett M. O. Broadwell
R. H. Cosuen
State of
George Batchelor
Adam McConnell
Piarem A. D
Circuit Court of the — Oocaneaee
Southakota
L. C. Kemp
Plaintiff
Office of State Auditor
Department of Insurance
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Uber
I. J. E. Hipple
Pierre
J. E. Hippie
Martin P. Sweet
Hiram Blake
Office
Territory of Dakota
Mortgagor
Empire Loan and Investment Company
U.S. Government
Able County
Loan and Investment Co
C. 8. McLavary
Grorce W. Lovastarr
Said County
Daniel T. Nellings
Elmina F. Nelings
Mary E. Jack
Office of the Register of Deeds
State of South Dakota
Daniel T. Nelings
Elmina Nelings
Empire Loan and Investment Co
Said
Joan L. Pyrie
J. W. Shannon
California Street
Sam Seep
Augusta Seep
Dakota
State of South
Goverseas
George Oe MiLner
Neves, Milner & Wann
Ila Wisconsin
A. W. Bortrt
South Kota
Thomas Johnson
Bea
Tschlag
Thomas Johnn
Jon Wood
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