Republicans Gain Senate Control Through Reorganization
The senate committees shift to Republican control after a party line vote 80 to 28 as Populists abstain except Kyle of South Dakota. Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts then delivers a Monroe Doctrine address stressing arbitration to preserve the doctrine’s core safeguards for the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Kyle
South Dakota
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Venezuela
Great Britain
Americas
Justice Brewer Named to Venezuelan Commission
Justice David J. Brewer of the Supreme Court has been tendered and accepted a place on the Venezuelan commission in Washington on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court
Appointment of Justice Brewer To Venezuelan Commission
London newspapers review the year as they report Justice Brewer's appointment to the Venezuelan commission. The press approves the selection and notes Venezuela events follow familiar lines from recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Justice Brewer
Venezuela
Dingley Seeks Senate Backing for Tariff Bills
Chairman Dingley of the ways and means committee met senators Morrill and Allison in Washington to gauge support for the tariff bills that passed the house. He reports Republicans eager to move the measure soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingley
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Bill to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission
A Senate bill introduced by Senator Chandler aims to enlarge the Interstate Commerce Commission. It would have one member from each state and require quarterly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Senate
Chanler
Commission
Tailors Union Says Contractors Are Weakening
At the headquarters of the tailors' brotherhood committee New York officials say contractors are weakening and that by Sunday next all 1,200 men now locked out will have resigned to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tailors’ Brotherhood
Express Trains Collide Near Coal City Two Dead
Two passenger trains, the Lewisville express and the St. Louis accommodation, collided 14 miles from Cincinnati near Coal City at 7 30 p m. Two were killed and six injured. Cause cited as operator failure to relay signal near Lorrs station. Firemen and engineers among the injured. several others hurt but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Coal City
Lewisville
St. Louis
Wilson
Louisville Express
Himan Bruning
Jacob Baer
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Alonso Pratt
James Gabriel
Lorrs Station
Louisville
Delhi
Bradley Vows Punishment for Lebanon Lynchers In Kentucky
Governor Bradley denounces the Lebanon mob killing as the most outrageous crime in Kentucky and pledges full effort to punishing the perpetrators. He appeals for strong public support from Marion county and the state to pursue justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Frankfort
Bradley
Kentucky
Marion County
Denounce the Double Lynching in Lebanon Kentucky
Cincinnati residents react to a burning death and a killing near Marion County. About 1,000 people gathered at the courthouse to denounce the acts and call for action against the perpetrators.Speeches condemned the disgraceful events amid calls for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Lebanon
J. T. West
W. A. Deveres
Marion County
Dunraven Criticism Grows Among Yachting Circles
A London report to The World notes a shift among influential yachtsmen including Royal Yacht Squadron members toward backing Dunraven and condemning the New York Yacht Club. Critics insist Dunraven did not have a fair showing and show renewed bitterness without offering new reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunraven
New Yark Yacht Club
New York
London
Lord Dunraven
Royal Yacht Squadron
New York Yacht Club
Town Cut Off by Floods Struggles With Famine Risk
Eldorado Springs Missouri reports being the largest U S town without a railroad. Terrible floods have halted freight for 10 days preventing groceries and other necessities. Merchants suffer losses as holiday goods sit in distant cars and no St Louis mail has arrived since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Springs
United States
St. Louis
Denver Wind Storm Tops Local Records
Denver residents woke to a deadly wind on Monday as speeds reached 45 miles per hour by 6 a.m. and surged to a mile a minute for five minutes. The Colorado Telephone Company reports all mountain lines down as the storm raged across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Telephone Company
Fire destroys Kinney building in Newark area
Fire swept the Kinney building in Newark on January 1 destroying the premises housing Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices along with offices of Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Erie Railroad companies New York and Greenwood Lake Railroad Hayworth Engle Clark clothiers and Charles cafe in the block involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Kinney
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie Railroad
New York and Greenwood Lake
Hayworth, Engle & Clark, Clothiers
Charles’ Cafe
The Hired Man Escaped and Confined in Jail
Fargo North Dakota January 1. C A Peterson the maniac murderer of Dr A A Young of Buffalo is brought to Fargo and confined in the county jail. Later details show Ole Landing the hired man who was supposed killed escaped by fleeing to Ransom farm just south of Petersons.
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Fargo
N. D
C. A. Peterson
A. A. Young
Buffalo
Ole Landing
Peterson
Elevator and lumber yard burned in Kulm fire
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed Sharp and Purtz elevator at Kulm along with over 10,000 bushels of wheat and flax. Sawyer and Arnold lumber yard also burned in the same incident, marking a second blaze at the yard within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epgerly
N. D
Sharp & Purtz
Kulm
Sawyer and
Arnold
Northern Pacific Divided Into Separate Sections Rumor Rumored Telegram
St Paul Jan 1 The Northern Pacific receivership case rises from dormancy after a Portland telegram claims Receiver Burleigh will take full control of his jurisdiction and appoint new officers. Observers foresee possible future partition into three sections from St Paul to the Montana line, then Montana, then Idaho Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Montana State Line
Receiver Burleigh to Push Oregon Receivership Split
The Portland Telegram reports that Northern Pacific receivership tensions may peak early in January. Receiver Burleigh plans to seize control of property within his jurisdiction if Eastern courts delay. he would appoint independent officers, bypassing St. Paul, prompting a potential clash with Eastern receivers and Judge Hanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh
Portland
The
Oregonian
Hanford
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Baylies Succeeds McAllister As Leader Of The Four Hundred
William L. Baylies, a young New York lawyer, is named successor to Ward McAllister as the censor of metropolitan society and sponsor of the Patriarchs. He becomes honorary secretary and will edit invitations for the Patriarchs ball, assuming duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Baylies
Ward McAllister
New York
West End Gun Club Hosts Noted Sharp Shooters
Davenport Iowa January 1 The West End Gun club held a largely attended meeting of crack shots from the West Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa winner of the Dupont trophy featured the day by missing only five of 110 targets in the regular events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Davenport
West End Gun Club
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Furnace Shutdowns Hit Newcastle Amid Wage Demands
All local furnaces in Newcastle Pennsylvania are closing as workers demand time and a half on Sundays and higher rates on holidays. Manufacturers say they cannot meet the pay increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Noted Wind Storm Destroys Hay Stacks and Buildings
One of the heaviest wind storms ever known raged here Saturday. Hay and straw stacks and small buildings were blown to pieces. The event occurred in the local area on January 1 as damage swept through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noer Thvine
Minister Praises White Wine of Tar Syrup for Lungs
A minister, Rev A M Humpaury of Trilla Coles County, testifies he derived more benefit for his lungs from White Wine of Tar Syrup than any remedy and recommends it to others. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Humpaury
Trilla, Coles Co
Holland Wheeler
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice From Chicago Publisher
The damaged OCR shows a publisher Geo. H. Hertford listing 415 Od Colony building Chicago Li and a request for six cents postage on receipt to obtain free writing or address service. The text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioiny Nawner
Geo. H. Hertford
Od Colony Building
Chicayge, Li
Holiday Excursion Rates From Chicago & North Western
On December 24 25 and 31 1895 and January 1 1896 the North Western Line will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates to stations within 200 miles good for return passage until January 2 1896 inclusive. For tickets and information apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Wstern Line
Chicago & North Wastern Railway
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
In Beadle County South Dakota Circuit Court Schuyler v Reynolds a Judgment of Foreclosure directs sale of real estate described as Lot 21 in Block 2 Clarksville Altoona South Dakota. The Sheriff W Longstaff will auction the property January 4 at 1 p.m. at the court front door to satisfy the judgment and costs totaling 657.80 with interest and sale costs. First publication November 28 with final January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle
W.s. Schuyler
Chas. W. Reynolds
W. Longstaff
Beadlescotty
Bes
Esen
Pre
Behota
Clarksville
Altoona
Coun
South
Grorce W. Lonastarr
Beadle County
S. D
South Dakota summons in Beadle County court case
The State of South Dakota issues a summons in Beadle County circuit court against defendant Joseph Gelfiling. The plaintiff warns the defendant to answer within thirty days or a judgment will be entered for one hundred eighteen dollars and seven cents plus interest. Dated September 25 1895 in Huron.
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State of
South Dakota
Beadle
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Joseph Gelfiling
Haron
Coe
Huron
County of
Franklin Banchor
Ammons
Beadle County
Everetl F. Dutton
Huron Marine Company
Huron Manufacturing Company
Circuit Court
Bids Sought for Three Artesian Wells in Broadland
The Heat Board of Supervisors invites bids to construct three artesian wells at specified sections in Town 112 Range 63. Details cover casing sizes four and one half inches, three inch outlet pipes, gates, caps, and water flow controls. Bids due January 2 1896 with contractors bearing moving and supply costs. addressed to Chairman and Clerk in Broadland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heat Board of Supervisors
Encace Teceten
Range
Board of Supervisors
S. M. McFarlane
E. E. Potter
Broadland
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Beadle County
Notice is given that Benoni Glaze and Corde Glaze defaulted on a mortgage to Ballou State Banking Company. The 1889 mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 33, township 113 north, range 60 west, Beadle County, South Dakota, with assignments to J. D. Hewitt, will be foreclosed by sale on December 28, 1895 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Huron, for cash to the highest bidder. J. D. Hewitt, assignee. L. C. Kemp, attorney. First pub November 14, last December 26.
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Beadle
Joseph Gilfillan
South Dakota
Beadie County
Huron
George W. Longstaff
Beadle County
Jerry Burger
Virginia A Bu
Catharine E. Schuman
Beadie
Register of Deeds
County of
Benoni Glaze
Corde Glaze
Ballou State Banking Company
E County
Morty
J. D. Hewitt
S. D
J.D. Hewrrt
L. C. Kemp
Henry Champion
Gie May
Sto South Dakota
August Sikorra
Southakota
Court House
A. D
Henry C. Hinckley
Go Peenees
Allen P. Cram
Carrie E. Cram
John H. Miller
Office of the Register of Deeds
South East
Twen
County of Beadle
John L. Pyle
Foreclosure Sale in Beadle County South Dakota
Notice of foreclosure and sale in Beadle County South Dakota. Sheriff George W Longstaff will auction on January 4 1896 at 10 am at the Beadle County courthouse front door the Lot 11 Block 6 First Railway Addition Huron to satisfy a judgment of foreclosure and costs totaling seventeen hundred dollars plus interest and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin W. Bair
Minnie K. Bair
Hamilton Kerr
Eva H. Kerr
Joseph R. Beebe
Charles E. Bryant
Stephen C. Nash
Anna M. Nash
Chalmer Nash
Maud Nash
John H. Miller
Minnehaha National Bank
Valley Land and Irrigation Company
Tudor Buggy Company
Powers Dry Goods Company
Corpee
Beadle County
3. D
George W. Longstaff
South Dakota
Huron
Beadle
Gro. W. Lonastaff
E. C. Patterson
Foreclosure Notice of South Dakota Mortgage Sale
Default on mortgage of Lafayette and Felicity Chamberlain to Julia Copeland triggers foreclosure. Beadle County notice cites taxes unpaid, insured premises, and accrual of principal 1100.00 plus 656.59 interest, 120.89 taxes, and 50.00 fees. Sale set January 18, 1896 at 2 PM at the Beadle County court front door, Huron South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Chamberlain
Felicity Chamberlain
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
Beadie
South Tahete
E. CoPpeLane
F. B. Grant
Mortgage Foreclosure Notices from Beadle County South Dakota
A string of legal notices announces foreclosure actions and tax sale warnings in Beadle County. Details include mortgage defaults of Henry Champion and Allen P. Cram et al, sale dates January 2 1896 and January 25 1896, and tax deed intent touching Lot 1 Block 10 First Railway Addition Huron.
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
A special execution in George F. Weinty as Receiver of Ballou State Banking Co. v Wilsons orders the sale of a frame house and a frame barn on the NE quarter of section 7, township 109, range 59 Beadle County. The property sells at public auction January 25 1896 at 10 am at the Huron Courthouse steps with no redemption.
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Mem
Bers
Monroe Doc
Trine
Mr. Lodge
Henry Cabot
Gorman
Harris
Allen
Neb
Butler
N. C
Mitchell
Hoar
Allison
Chandler
Lodge
Eldorado Springs, Mo
Portland, Or
St. Pavut
Andrew Ff. Burleigh
Portland Telegram
P Igrim
Base
Circuit Court of
Catharine E. Cares
R. H. Coshun
Mortgagee
Sheriff’s Sale
Joan Woop
Laintiff
Geo. M. Mills
F. T. Day
William H. Moursen
Andrew W. Shultner
City of
Frank lLundius
Frank Lunpius
Hinckley
Heriff
I. Ae
Spence W. Lobose
Pees
Plaistif
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