Great B and O rail line praised for World’s Fair crowds
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph lauds the Baltimore and Ohio for handling large World’s Fair crowds since 1885. It notes new connections at the start of the Fair increased western travel and that the B and O remains a favored route for Northwestern passengers.
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Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
B. & O. Road
Chicago
Great
Trunk Line
United States
Cleveland
Depes
Ozone Passenge
Sateas
Washington
Pittsburg
Northwest
Dakotas
Fraternal Wisdom Should be Done
The Madison Sentinel questions Judge Edgerton and urges a written opinion on the Huron bond case. The paper argues public discussion harms state credit and calls for clarity on the judge’s exact decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Sentinel
Edgerton
The Nail Company to Close Down Indefinitely
The H. P. Nail company, a leading nails and wire rods maker, will suspend all departments for an indefinite period within days. About 700 workers will join the city’s unemployed as orders dwindle, blamed on tariff uncertainty reducing purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cleveland
H. P. Nail Company
Esid
Dolphin Jute Mill at Paterson Shuts Pending Bill Result
The Dolphin jute mill in Paterson New Jersey with 600 workers has halted production awaiting the final result of the Wilson bill. Carpet manufacturers have declined to buy jute under current conditions.
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Aberdeen News
Paterson
N. J
Dairy Chief Says Panic Won’t Hurt Farmers Core
In his annual report the state dairy commissioner argues the dairy industry remains steady despite panic. He emphasizes the cow and pig as the farmer’s mainstays and asserts farmers can endure hard times by sticking to them.
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Sioux City Journal
Stevens War Policy Sparks Constitutional Debate
The column argues landing troops is justified only to protect citizens and not to overthrow a friendly government. It cites Congress as the war authorizer and warns that two wrongs do not make a right, urging restraint and legality in military action.
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Stevens
Cleveland
Congress
Farmers Track Field Profits To Improve Efficiency
Brookings Register notes farmers should know which field paid best and which paid least. It argues any business person or farmer must monitor stock in trade and stop leakage to farm intelligently and succeed.
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Brookings Register
Circular issued at Brookings calls Populist meeting on debt relief
The Deadwood Independent notes a Brookings circular endorsed by Populists inviting residents to gather to discuss grievances against debt and to consider unified action for relief. Mutters of discontent and repudiation are reported among debtor classes bound by debt.
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Deadwood
Brookings
Mitchell Republicans bill payment ruling delays 1893 ledgers
Auditor Hipple rules that bills accruing before July 1 1893 will not be paid if presented after January 1 1894 to balance ledgers. Old ledgers remain unbalanced due to no fixed presentation time for bills under legislative appropriations.
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Mitchell Republican
Hipple
Political rumor and delayed election note in a 1890s paper
The piece mocks editorials aiding opponents of Senator Pettigrew and hints at political maneuvering. It notes Frank's successor not to be elected until 1895 and urges caution until warmer weather. The tone reflects partisan chatter and election timing.
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Howard Press
Senator Pettigrew
Frank
Wool Tariff Debate Winds Through Black Hills
The Huron Huronite cites concerns that placing wool on the free list and tariff on woolen goods hurts local wool growers in the Black Hills. It argues protection aids both sheep farming and domestic manufacturing, urging farmers to support tariffs to sustain regional wool production and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Jim Valley
Black Hills
Democratic Party
United States
Misrepresentation over Hawaiian affairs sparks Republican rebuttal
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader says Cleveland has not used U S troops in Hawaii. It notes Stevens acted without authorization, and asserts Republicans misstate the president's constitutional powers. The paper argues troops would be employed only if needed to restore the queen.
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Sioux Falle
Argus-Leader
The
Haronite
Cleveland
United States
Stevens
Huzantre
Hawaiian Islands
Madison Firm Plans Out-of-County Divorce Actions
A local law firm reveals it will move future divorce cases to another county to avoid premature publication by a local newspaper. The partners say most filings come from out-of-state clients seeking privacy and that the press has intruded on their process, affecting business.
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Madison
Lake
Grounded Republican stand on Pettigrew successor selection
The Sioux Falls Press views Senator Pettigrew’s renomination as ideal for South Dakota, urging Republicans to allow the state party to choose without meddling. It argues Governor Sheldon is loyal to the party and warns against manipulators who would thwart the majority’s will to influence Pettigrew’s fate.
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South Dakota Educational Association
Parker
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Sioux Falls
Jim Ward
Pierre
Washington
Aberdeen
Wessington
Mitchell Republican
Public
Myers
Tigrew
Sheldon
Pettigrew
Senator Pettigrew
Turkey Gobblers Halt Escape, Brace for Christmas Insurance
Story notes turkeys that escaped Thanksgiving are taking out new accident policies as Christmas nears. Authorities warn the birds adaptively plan for safer handling and potential coverage changes.
Unclaimed Letters at Huron South Dakota P O Week Ending 1893
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending December 16 1893. Names include Bashaw Ada J dehinaca E Hendren Grocery Co sa Emp M Corlos Peck Techns Lee George Carrie J Warren Ida Warren Horace. Callers must say advertised in the Huron ITE and pay one cent at the stamp.
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Huron
South
Dakota
Bashaw
Ada J. Dehinaca
E. Hendren Grocery Co. Sa
Huron Lodge Holds Public Lodge Installation
Huron Lodge No. 26 A I and A M held a public installation Tuesday evening with a large gathering of Masons and their ladies. The Marshalltown orchestra provided music and refreshments followed at 10 o clock. Officers for the coming year were installed by H Hinckley with John Banks master James Helm senior warden W J Vanix junior warden Felt treasurer Jas McDowell Jr secretary James McDowell junior master Jane Pierce Bant junior deacon William Edgerton senior steward T J Harvey junior steward Charles Seaholm Tyler.
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Huron Lodge
Marshalltown
Capt. Elson
Asher Pay
H. ©. Hinckley
John Banks
Jas. Helm
W. J. Vanix
Jenior
Felt
Est
Jas. McDowell, Jr
Jane Pierce Bant
Wm. Edgerton
T. J. Harvey
Chas
Seaholm
Tyler
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary P Nutt
Notice to creditors of Mary P Nutt deceased. Executors Grones B and others request claim exhibits by January 18 in Beadle County South Dakota. Public court notice states claims must be presented at the county courthouse in Huron.
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Charles H. Natt
Charles H. Nutt
Court House
Huron
Beadle
Mary P. Nutt
City of
South D
Grones B
Summons Relief-Complaint Filed in Beadle County
State of South Dakota greets defendant J. W. Lynch in Beadle County Fifth Judicial Circuit. Plaintiff American Banking and Trust Company files complaint on November 1 in Huron. relief requested plus costs. Defendant to answer by service date or court relief will be sought. Huron November 8 1893. A W Burtt attorney.
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Jakeee
Illiam P. Bentley
James G. Olmstead
Bentley & Olmstead
Lansing
Aketa
Eliza B. Grisley
B. Grisley
Maetee B. Kerley
Henry Benedict & Company
William P. Bentley
Sens County
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
H. Aplin
Beadle Coun
Joseph B. Cial
Beadle
South Ota
H. Apis
John F. Shayzehantz Fendan
Jadem
Sanihe
Henry A
Aaron County
County of Beadle Saks Ce Bone Netean Ae
A. m
South Dak
James W. Loncerarr
Heriff
A. E. CoamMeriary
James River
Beginning
South
Grovas W. Lonestar
State of
Fifth Judicial Circuit
The
American Banking and Trust Company
Or Corporation, As
J. W. Lynch
Circuit Court
South D
A. W. Burrt
W. Lynch
Shore Pease
Commcad
Savona
A. W. Burtt
Sake Aia
J 4 Costa
Saeco
Dail Sane
Sarena O Guengu W. Lem
Gstart
Beadle Cousky
Mortgage Sale Notice from Beadle County
Default on a mortgage dated June 1 1886 by Saint George Card and Matthias Card to Freder Day triggers foreclosure. The sale will occur at the Beadle County courthouse on the 19th day of June, with the debt including principal interest and costs, per the mortgage terms.
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Firet
Saint George Card
Mattias Card
Beadle
Dakota
Nee Gagre
Toy
James
Beck
Wattenain
Eaid
C. M
Foreclosure Notice on Mortgage in Dakota County
Default on principal interest and taxes secured by a mortgage given by Barby Peter and others to Hole for property in Miles March 19 1888. Foreclosure sale scheduled January 6 1994 at 10 am at the courthouse front door diagonal in Dakota County. Beneficiary Joan H Mitren. Attorneys L H Hous and Jean L Har an.
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Bar
Barlie Peter
Mor
Dakota
Ieee Beedie
Joan H. Mitren
Mortgage transfer and debt claim in Dakota region
Port mortgager transfers to William P Harwood a southeast quarter of section fifteen beside Dakota. The deed notes green tax debt and costs, dated 28 1893, with S. M. Weer as attorney for the mortgagee Witte P Harwood.
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Mort
William P. Harwood
Dakota
Huron
S. S. M. Weer
Witte P. Hanwoen
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H. A. Maxfield
H. Kerr
E.C. Allen
Harry Sanborn
Shriners
Hoe
Imperial Council
Denver
M. M- Goodwin
Plaintiff
Geo. B. French
SoLon
Cuannes
H. Nutt
Equitable Mortgage Company
Alexander
Jackson and
Thomas H.noor
Eva All
A. Doom
P.O
Ana Toe Tun
Edmund R Persons
J E. Dore
Jeanie C. Carrell
William F. Carrellon
Office of the Register of Deeds
Juren
Four
Sones Ae
Huson Burvine & Leas Associaton
M. Weer
L. H. Hous
Jean L
Haren
Lanp Orrier
Huxex
Otice
Vista Willie
Aimes
Rae
Tom
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