Political Causes of the Business Mood and Hawaii Topics
The piece previews the one hundred fifty seventh volume of a periodical. It lists major articles including a Massachusetts governor on business mood, three Hawaii pieces by Chamberlain, Stevens, and Springer, and a Populist Mission by Peffer. Additional items cover patent law, parliamentary manners, battleship debates, sleep phenomena, railroads, servants, nursing classes, and the right to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americaoerder
Massachusetts
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain
Albany Argus
Hawaii
Johan N. Stevens
Springer
Peffer
Kansas
W. E. Simonds
Justin McCarthy
M. P
W. T. Sampson
Admiral Colomb
Louis Robinson
H. G. Prout
Railroad Gazette
United States
England
Kate Gannett Wells
Prof. Freeman
New York
Edward Marshall
C. H. Crandall
Gertrude B. Rolfe
Threshers Protective Association Aimed In Midwest Move
A plan to form a threshers protective association is under discussion among threshing machine owners in North and South Dakota and Minnesota. Minneapolis dealers attended a meeting to consider a constitution, with a stated aim to fix threshing prices and protect margins, risking business failure without unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal of
Threshers’ Protective Association
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Thresher Company
First Street N
Bashel
Dakotas
Sioux Falls
S. D
Fraternal Wisdom in Times of Crisis
London Daily News argues Mr. Cleveland’s figures imply a policy to cultivate close relations with us amid a national crisis, presenting the message as timely and well worthy of attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Cleveland
Willow Lake News Reports State Penalty Enforcement
Auditor Hipple will enforce the per cent per month penalty on county indebtedness for failure to remit taxes to the state treasurer for the maintenance of inmates at the state asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake News
Hipple
Madison city pledges to honor school bonds
The Madison Sentinel notes concerns about bond objections but states the city will not repudiate its indebtedness. It compares to Huron bonds and emphasizes confidence in maintaining credit and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Sentinel
Madison
Three Years Urging Sugar Beet Culture in Vermillion
The Vermillion Republican reports that the State Board of Regents has finally considered initiating sugar beet culture. After years of urging, the paper argues beets are key to boosting farmers' prosperity and urges official action to establish this agricultural pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion Republican
State Board of Regents
Prodigal Returns: South Dakota Re-welcomed
Wm. Thompson returns as the latest prodigal in Redfield, praising South Dakota as superior to other places. He extols the state’s air as pure and invigorating, claiming a year there proves better than any other climate, likening outsiders to a cactus transplanted to a hot house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Humble Farm Talk About Crops and a Dutch Neighbor
The speaker mocks local farming trials from plowed to summer fallow, alleging poor results and a humbug effort. A nearby Dutch/German neighbor prospers yearly with crops and children, prompting wonder why an institute offers no guidance.
Farming that Pays Hecla Standard Chas Johnson
From two cows I have earned 41.80 this summer for butter while supplying my family with milk and butter. In 1889 I had one cow and now I own thirteen. poultry yielded 4210 eggs and 18 from poultry sales, totaling 60.10 from sixty hens. I favor starting a creamery as a profitable farm investment and urge diversified farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Johnson
Population rally rumor stirs Centerville politics
The Centerville Chronicle notes a populist speaker Mrs Lease is preparing to join the Republican ticket. The piece also references Bre'r Shannon, calling him a self proclaimed prophet and a keen "discoverer of things" as part of local political chatter.
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Centerville
Striking Discrimination in New Tariff Bill
Public opinion reports a tariff bill that favors northern raw materials by placing them on the free list while southern products face a stiff duty. The draft rejects Republican promises yet keeps protection in some form. Manufacturers gain free wool while cloth made from wool is protected at thirty percent.
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Chicago
Indictment of Frank Hoskins for Malicious Libel in Otter Tail
Frank Hoskins editor of the Alliance Advocate and ex Clarkite, with Isaac Landers, indicted by Otter Tail county grand jury on malicious libel. They allegedly tried to sell the old Democrat outfit to Clark county farmers for 5000 dollars. Local opinion mocks his character and suggests conviction or institutionalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoskins
Alliance Advocate
Otter Tail County
Minn
Frank
Isaac Landers
Democrat
Clark County
Stillwater
Mutual fire insurance urged by Huron businessmen
Mitchell Republicans note local business leaders in Huron discuss organizing a mutual fire insurance company to counter proposed high rates from the combine. They suggest citizens invest in two existing home companies chartered to deliver relief from outside extortion and to protect profits, arguing strong local management can match wider insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
Huron
Combine
South Dakota
Farmers Institute Idea Prompts Debate in True Republican
Cy Short discusses a proposed farmers institute in the True Republican, noting skepticism about debate participants being “wind-bags.” He recalls a Springs trip for mail where opinion was sought and suggests organizing capable speakers to avoid only trivial discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Cy Short
Blosser
Cedar Rapids Injunction Halts Tax Appeal In Curtailed City
Relief for debt heavy Cedar Rapids city comes as an injunction blocks tax assessment on full cash value. Mayor Daniels vows proclamation disbanding police, suspending water and light, and halting all expenses until the debt dispute is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Daniels
Topeka Convention Proposes Gulf and Interstate Rail Line
The scheme’s originators held a meeting in Topeka for a ten state Gulf and Interstate railway. They propose taxing land at five cents per acre to finance construction and stock, with surplus for startup funding. Voters must approve and require the line to pass through the city and make Madison a division point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Madison
Judge Edgerton ruling questioned by Huronite on bonds
The Huronite reports Judge Edgerton’s decision allegedly voids 178000 in Sioux Falls city bonds and 25000 in school board bonds. The judge says the ruling will not affect other state bonds and criticizes newspaper claims as unsubstantiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Edgerton
Huron
Sioux Falls
Hovronire
Sioux City Journal
Register
Huronare
Four Seattle youths drown in Lake Union capsizing
In Seattle on December 12, a small boat carrying James Hiam Emmett Barber and Joseph Wer nett capsized during buck shooting as wind rose. The three young men drowned while a fourth occupant survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
James Hiam
Emmett Barber
Joseph Wernett
Lake Union
Buck
Trade and Labor congress calls beer boycott in Duqu e
A circular letter read in the Trade and Labor congress meeting in Duqu e requests a boycott on all beer from St. Louis except Anheuser Busch and Lemp Brewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunuque
Trade and Labor Congress
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
Lemp Brewing Companies
New York Cruiser Heads Out To Sea For Official Trip
On her official voyage the cruiser New York sailed from the harbor with crews aboard and observers on deck. The departure marks the start of naval duties and ceremonial duties expected to unfold during the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Deficiency Bill and Fiscal Deliberations Highlighted
The urgent deficiency bill looms with calls for 200000 for the government printing office and 600000 for customs deficits. Other requests include 40000 for silver coin transport and 80000 for special agents. An expected clerks' appropriation for the Senate and potential land office consolidation are noted amid foreclosure sale notices in Beadle County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taken House
Treasury Department
Gether
Congress
General Landge
Senate
Colonel Eastman Dead in St. Louis at 86
Colonel Alton R. Eastman a prominent St. Louis figure died just before midnight at his Boston avenue home aged 86. He led the First St. Louis Legion in 1844 served as military governor of Santa Fe in the Mexican War era and held posts as assistant U.S. treasurer under Fillmore inspector general of Missouri 1861 64 and internal revenue assessor under Grant. He was a longtime friend of Ulysses S Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alton R. Eastagnan
Alton
Grant
Boston Avenue
Illinois Congressmen to Inspect Chicago Drainage Canal
The sanitary district of Chicago schedules a December 26 inspection of the 35 mile drainage canal between Chicago and Joliet. The project aims to relieve river sanitation and create a waterway linking the lakes and the Mississippi, with about 30 million dollars total cost and four million spent so far. Illinois senators and representatives will be well represented in Chicago for the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thlindfs
Chicago Drainage Canal
Cucaco
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Joliet
Lakes
Mississippi
Illinois
Kentucky youth barred from Blood Horse track meeting
Charles Riley Grannan of Kentucky, who came to San Francisco three weeks ago and reportedly won $50 000 at a Bay District race track, was ruled off the turf by the Blood Horse association board of stewards. He accused horsemen of attempting to fix a race and refused to name the men charged with corruption, listing them instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Riley Grannan
Bay District
Blood Horse Association
Grannan
Relief-Complaint Filed in Beadle County Circuit Court
State of South Dakota summons defendant J. W. Linch in Beadle County case filed November 13. Complaint asks relief requested with costs. service required within thirty days after summons. Dated November 8 1893 in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve. Eliza B. Grilley
Ida EB. Grilley
Y. Henry Bene
le County
South Oak Disos
A. E
Postoffice
Huron
Bea
South Dakota
H. Apl
County of
Beadle
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Prs i — Omer Corporpany
J. W. Linch
State of
Circuit Court
Beadle County
Court House
Besdle County
Notice to Creditors Estate of Michael Kelley
Notice is given by James Kelley administrator of the estate of Michael Kelley deceased. Creditors and all with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at the clerk of courts office in the court house, Huron Beadle. Dated Huron November 18, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirst
Michael Kelley
James Kelley
Eaid
Court House
City of
Huron
County of
Beadle
James Kecury
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Beadle County Property
Public foreclosure sale set by James Mish, assigned mortgage from Saint George Card and Matilda Card to Caroline May Elliott, Beadle County South Dakota. Property described as northwest quarter of section 24, township 113, north range 65, Huron, to be sold January 19, 1894 at 10 am at the Beadle County Courthouse steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint George Card
Matilda Card
Mortsgagors
County of
Beadle
Territory of Dakota
State of South Dakota
Frederick Ae
Register Deeds
Oat
James Mish
Gamient
James G. J
Caroline May Elliott
Beadie County
Huron
Beadie
South Dakota
Forthwest
Sioux Falle
C.M. Harrison
Caroune
Mortgage Sale Notice From Beadle County
Default on mortgage dated March 19 1888 recorded March 2 18s in Beadle County foreclosed by sale January 6 1894 at 1 00 o clock from court house South of BeLa forenoon. Joan H Mitten beneficiary L H Hous attorney for mortgagee Huron South Dakota
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Sani Court House
Be Las
Joan H. Mitten
Notice to Creditors Estate of Emanuel Good
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of Emanuel Good deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. The claimants must present to the administrator at Huron in the county of Cattle, state of South Dakota, date October 1, 1893. A Burominor, administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Good
Emanual Good
County Catile
South Dekots
Huron
Notice of Auction on Real Estate in Beadle County
Notice is given that by virtue of a mortgage and judgment issued in 1893 the Beadle County court will sell at public auction the southwest quarter of section 10 in township 100 north range 63 west containing 169 acres more or less to satisfy the judgment costs and interest. Sale on December 30 1898 at 2 PM at the Beadle County Courthouse. Sheriff and attorney named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Shaprehanti
Huron
Adie
South Dakota
Deodie
Hye
Groter W. Lonnerarr
Beadle County
A. E. Cuampernarn
Sovenar A
Meda
South’ Dakota
Seema Ote
Son ‘Oo
James River
Beadlecomn
Groner W. Lonesbary
Jaffies E Dore
Jeanie Ccarrell
William F. Carroll
Pata Haron
County of Beadle
South Don Urday
Huneread
Beadly
Uron
Son
E. If. Apuis
Grance W. Longstaff
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Huron SD
Default made on mortgage with power of sale dated 1885 in Beadle County South Dakota. Court ney M Wilson mortgaged lot 4 block 9 George W Sterling First Addition Huron. Amount due 525.14 plus taxes and insurance. Property to be sold at public auction December 30 1893 at 2 pm at county front door to cover debt interest taxes insurance and foreclosure costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney M. Wilson
Ter of Deeds
Beadle County
South Dakota
Bookly
Building and Loan Association
George W. Sterling
Huron
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
The County Court in Beadle County South Dakota sets a hearing for Ida Wilson widow to obtain letters of administration for William Wilson deceased. The hearing is scheduled December 5 1894 at 2 00 oclock in the afternoon at the courthouse in Huron Readie County. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated November 10 1893. Judge WOOD JOHN of the County Court.
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de Tiene
Atakota
Beadle
William Wilson
South Dakota
Ida Wilson
John J . Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Mablese Elvin H. Wilson
Rachael L. Foe
William ‘Ileen
City of
Huron
Readie
Wood
Jobn
Notice of Mortgage Default and Public Auction
Default declared on a mortgage dated July 17 1886 recorded in South Dakota requires sale of described property. Principal due 87.20 with total due 849.20 including taxes and costs. Auction to pay debt at courthouse front door Haven South Dakota on November 11 1891 at 2 PM. S. M. West attorney for mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Maxson
Lottie Maxson
Register of Deeds
South Dakota
William P. Harwood
Bea
Saneota
Haven
Huron
S. M. West
Will P. Harween
Attorne
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Eliza Willis Heir
Notice is given that Eliza Willis heir of James Beagle has filed for final proof to support her claim. Proof will be made before the land officer at Huron South Dakota on December 29, 1893. Witnesses to continuous residence on the land include Charles Love Justin N Stonebraker and William H Thi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
St Honew
Huron
Eliza
Willis
James Beagle
H. E. No
Charles Love
Justin N. Stonebraker
William H. Thi
South Dakota
Yatesite
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Komas
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Tod
W. Kynes
L. H. Hous
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