Through Trains From Chicago to New York with Pullman Service
Two daily equip trains run from Chicago via B and O, Washington and Philadelphia to New York. The Vestibuled Limited leaves Chicago at 2.55 pm arriving the next afternoon in Wheeling at 4.05, Baltimore 7.20, Philadelphia 7.20, and New York at 10 o'clock. The Morning Limited departs Chicago at 10.10 am arriving Washington next morning at 11.45, Baltimore 1.00, Philadelphia 3.20, and New York 6. Both services offer Pullman Sleeper Chicago to New York and Vestibuled Parlor Car service Washington to New York. Tickets and schedules sold at all ticket offices. info from L. S. Allen, Western Pass. Agent, B&O RR, 193 Clark Street, Chicago. Holiday and New Year excursions offered with round-trip fares on St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway for select dates in late December 1889 and early January 1890.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Philalga
Vestibal Limited
Weohboene
Philadelphia
Philadelphie
America
Allegheny Mountains
Valley of the Potomac
Harper's Ferry
L. S. Allen
Western Pass
Clark Street
Tsed
St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba
Daeran
St. P
St. St Poel Minn
Cronin Verdict Sees Three Sentenced Life Three Years For Kunze
The Chicago telegram reported a Cronin verdict. the jury set O Sullivan Coughlin Burke for life and Kunze for three years while Beggs was acquitted. Also notes a boy’s accident near Wolsey, ex-treasurer Keeler’s sheep and horses plan, Sioux chiefs in Wasinunatox, and Moore’s constitutional reimbursements plus new Rapid City mail route and trader’s store bid.
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Cronin
Beggs
Chicago
O'Sullivan, Coughlin
Burke
Kunze
Wrecked Bark Tewkesbury Sailors Escape in Midnight Tale
Captain Wat Goodwin of the Bark Tewkesbury L. Sweat tells how his crew survived seven months among savages after wrecking on Careline Islands. They crossed 1,000 miles by boat to Ponape, then Honolulu and San Francisco. They found Israel Irons, once left on Poteat Island, now ruling as prime minister with seven wives, helping their rescue.
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Israel Irons
Poteat Island
Savage State
Irons
Captain Goodwin
Goodwin
Million Dollar City Land Deal Near Closure
A large land deal in the city nears completion as M. B. Harrison sells to London and New York syndicate over one million dollars of city property. London members include J. P. OConner editor of the London Star and Spencer Balfour cousin of the Irish secretary, both MPs.
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M. B. Harrison
London
New York
J. P. O'Conner
London Star
Spencer Balfour
Jackson to Meet Sullivan for 15000 Purse on Pacific Coast
A meeting between Jackson and Sullivan with a 15000 purse is assured at the California Athletic Club within five months. Captain Fulda sent a telegram stating Jackson will fight if given five months to prepare. Sullivan has accepted and plans to travel to the Pacific coast to train.
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Boston
Jackson
Sullivan
California Athletic Club
Apt
Cook
Capt. Fulda
Pacific Coast
Major Coffin on Irrigation
Frep F B Corrm outlines a plan for federal appropriations to study the artesian basin and water supply for irrigation. He proposes a government role to coordinate observers, run experiments, and develop a rapid, nationwide irrigation system with support from northwest, west, and southern allies.
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Major Coffin
Honoxrre
Congress
Falls of St. Anthony
Northwest
Alliance
St. Louis
Milwaukee man plans irrigation demonstration near Huron
T Day of Milwaukee proposes a practical irrigation demonstration for Huron. He is sinking a four inch artesian well on his farm just south of the city and will immediately implement a thorough irrigation system.
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Faulk County Times
T. Day
Milwaukee
Wis
Huron
Indians Hearing Looms As Sioux Negotiations Continue
Washington report outlines unsigned commission findings on Sioux negotiation terms Secretary Noble to receive the panel after hearing with South Dakota delegation present. Edgerton and Sterling named for judiciary referral while Gifford bills push land and building measures in Dakota legislature and federal map.
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Washington News
Wasuwarox
Noble
South Dakota
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Fire at St Lawrence destroys nine business houses
A devastating blaze Tuesday night in St Lawrence wiped out nine business properties starting at J Q Hersham hardware and grocerys and ending with J Q Benson millinery. Firefighters from Huron reached the scene in 47 minutes by special train, aided by a local engine. total losses run about 20000 with insurance not exceeding 6000.
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St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Huron Fire Department
Huron
F.S. Washburn
T. A. Chaney
J. T. Benson
J. A. Dagan
F. T. Youngblood
O. H. Dawson
Law and Land
J. Q. Benson
Boston municipal election sees six thousand women vote
More than 6,000 women participated in Boston's municipal election as reported. Destitution in North Dakota will be investigated by the legislature. Rapid City reports natural gas at 118 feet with strong flow. Dr J O Alloway, once a territory veterinarian, becomes general manager of the Minneapolis and St Paul stock yards. Secretary Rusk notes Meade county South Dakota soil suits sugar beet culture.
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Rapid City
J. O. Alloway
Territory of Dakota
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Rusk
Department of Agriculture
Meade County
South Dakota
Settlers urged to endure hard times before South Dakota boom
A voice encourages perseverance through hardship as droughts and low prices test settlers. The writer recalls Kansas experience and Arkansas valley trials, saying resilient claimants later prosper as fortunes rise in South Dakota’s prairie boom.
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Iveness
South Dakota
Prairies
Kansas
Miner County
Arkansas Valley
Wichita
General Prohibition Officers Named in Beadle County
Beadle County officers W. A. Tuompson I. B. Henyon and Lew Hazen enforce prohibition amid local press debate. The General is deemed all right, but Lew comes under scrutiny.
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W. A. Tuompson
I. B. Henyon
Lew Hazen
Beadle County
Prohibition Enforcement
Wessington Times
Lew
Printing contract drift shifts Iowa state work to Sioux City
Banx Examiner Blanchard favors sending state printing to Iowa. His new blanks bear the imprint of 8 Sioux City house. The state may be paying his salary, and South Dakota firms could challenge outside printers with new changes.
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Banx Examiner
Blanchard
Iowa
Sioux City House
of Iowa
South Dakota
Court Term Ordered in Brown County for January 14
Judge A. W. Campbell orders Brown County circuit court to begin at the courthouse in Columbia on January 14. About a dozen prisoners await trial and the civil calendar is long. if the calendar is cleared the term will last several weeks.
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A. W. Campbell
Brown County
Court House
Columbia
Cor. R. G. Ixpensant Urges Hopeful Canvas Of The Future
The writer suggests there may be another life and urges everyone to paint the future canvas with joys that satisfy the soul. The call emphasizes personal fulfillment and forward-looking optimism.
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Cor. R. G. Ixpensant
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