War scare in Europe cools but leaves many questions
London reports indicate public belief that Emperor William did not intend to threaten England. The German government reportedly sought to pass troops through Delagoa Bay, while war preparations in Britain continue with mobilization deliberations and increased torpedo production. German trade warns of lasting damage as fears ripple across Europe.
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London
William
England
Kruger
Transvall
Germany
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Transvaal
Russia
France
War Office
Woolwich
Thames
Great Arsenal
Portsmouth
Dover
Uncertain Turkey Crisis Shapes Public Outlook
London observers weigh signs of shifting alliances as The Standard and Manchester Guardian dispute the meaning of the German emperor's telegram to Kruger and British naval plans unfold. Rumors hint at a Dardanelles mission, Armenian relief, and possible Russian invasion with a British French naval display at Constantinople.
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London
Kruger
Germany
England
Manchester Guardian
Portland
Dardanelles
Deacon Bay
William
Minsters
Cns
Russia
Constantinople
Great Britain
France
Three More Americans Arrested in Johannesburg
London dispatch reports the Boers have arrested additional Americans at Johannesburg including P. J. King Captain Main and Charles Butler as cited by the Pall Mall Gazette correspondent.
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London
Cape Town
Pall Mall Gazette
Johannesburg
P. J. King
Captain Main
Charles Butler
Timber Raiders Strike Fort Randall in Boyd County Invasion
In the past week about 200 Boyd County Nebraska citizens, their families cold, invaded Fort Randall military reservation near Yankton South Dakota and cut all timber. The garrison custodian telegraphs that buildings may be destroyed or carried off within a day or two.
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Uncle Sam
Yankton
S. D
Boyd County
Neb
Fort Randall Military Reservation
Will Go It Alone The Island of Hawai Secedes
Honolulu rumors say Hawaii may secede to form its own government. Minister Cooper plans talks with island leaders as legislature convenes next month to discuss the move. Supporters back the present government. some hope for conflict between US and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
Cooper
Hawaii
Friends of
United States
England
Liliuokalani
Ohio
Railroads Found Guilty of Extortion in Stock Car Fees
Cracano Jan 15 The Illinois railroad and warehouse commission ruled the Rock Island Burlington Northwestern and St Paul lines guilty of extortion by charging shippers 2 per car for cattle shipments to the union stock yards. The four lines argued they bore no responsibility and that the yards were not their freight terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Rock Island
North- Western
Cracano
Ilinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Burlinton
Northwestern
Union Stock Yards
Stop Put to Insurance Rebates in Wisconsin
Insurance Commissioner Fricke has ruled to end rebates. An agent in Wisconsin has had his license revoked, with others likely to face similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maptson
Wis
Fricke
Wisonsin
Minor Items of Interest Nationally in Brief
Ex Governor Merriam buys a team of fast trotters at Versales Kentucky. Peter Maher to train at Las Cruces New Mexico to avoid Texas entanglements. Uncle Russell Sage heads anti Morgan bond movement in New York. Venezuelan invaders now said to be Rojas Paul revolutionists. R L Minton editor Anna Talk Illinois dead after chair assault by foreman. Treasury balance 180 787 796 cash and 56 162 059 gold. Three brothers skating on Illinois river at Lacon ill drowned. Judge Cornish of Union Pacific receivership recommends first mortgage interest payment. Col L N Walker G A R leader seeks Republican Indiana governor nomination. British bark Lorton feared after 60 days at sea from Mazatlan to Portland. Jacob S Johnson condemned to hang March 11 for murder at Somersville New Jersey. Bank of Ogallala Nebraska fails to open after slow collections and prior nearby bank failure.
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Russell Sage
New York
Venezuela
Rojas Paul
R. Lynn Minton
Anna
Ill
Treasury
Three Brothers
Ilinois
Lacon
Ills
Cornish
Union Pacific
L N. Walker
Indiana
Lorton
Mazatlan
Mexico
Portland
Somersville
N. J
Jacob S. Johnson
Sarah Ann Rogers
Bank of
Market Report Flour Wheat Corn Oats Prices
Latest market report shows steady flour and mixed grain values with No 2 spring wheat at 59 cents May and No 1 Northern at 59 cents, corn No 3 at 25 cents, oats dull with No 2 white 19 cents and No 3 white 19 cents.
Wheat futures report from Minneapolis exchange
On January 13 1896 wheat prices closed with January up 14 percent and May at 554 percent. track prices show No 1 hard at 44 cents No 1 Northern at 5 and No 2 Northern around 523 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wheat prices and futures quotes from Douorn market
The report lists cash wheat types with bid offers and futures for January and May. Hard No 1 trades around 54 to 58 cents, No 1 Northern about 54 to 57 cents, No 2 Northern near 50 to 54, with No 3 spring around 49 to 50 cents and several rejections noted. Aimed at grain traders and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douorn
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts
Louis H St Paul reports on January 13 1896 hog prices steady range 23 40 to 3 55 cattle firm and active demand strong hogs receipts 300 cattle 200 sheep 150 with steady hogs and steady to good demand across livestock.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Shift at Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago January 13 1896 hogs market slow with 5 cent decline sales 3.60 to 3.80 for light and 3.55 to 3.80 for mixed heavy hogs. Cattle market weak 10 to 20 cents lower beeves 3.20 to 3.80 cows and heifers 1.70 to 3.80 Texas steers 2.80 to 4.15 stockers and feeders 2.60 to 3.80. Sheep market steady receipts hogs 1000 cattle 25000 sheep 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Grain futures closing prices
Wheat advances across all three months with January at 55 1 2 cents per bushel and July at 95 1 2 cents. Corn shows January at 25 4 cents and September at 30 1 2 cents. Oats list January 17 4 cents and May 19 1 2 cents with July at 18 cents.
Bowell's Resignation Sways Ottawa Cabinet Crisis
The Mail and Empire reports Ottawa consensus that Sir Mackenzie Bowell has tendered his resignation and that the crown weighs choosing a new prime adviser. The cabinet crisis continues as officials consider a successor and government strategy.
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Bowell
Toronto
Ottawa
The
Mail and Empire
Mackenzie Bowell
Crown
Jackson Day Banquet Honors Battle of New Orleans
The 11th anniversary of the battle of New Orleans was marked by a banquet in Philadelphia. About 200 attendees included Vice President Stevenson, Hoke Smith, Faulkner, Morgan, Seymour, Hart, Murphy and Bell with national and state Democratic figures.
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Philadelphia
New Orleans
Young Men’s Democratic Association
Stevenson
Interior
Hoke Smith
United States
Faulkner
Morgan
Patents Seymour
Hart
Murphy and
Bell
Harrity
Oklahoma Statehood Convention Ends In Uproar
In Oklahoma City at 8 15 p.m. the statehood convention adjourned sine die after strife between single staters and double staters. Sheriff Deford turned out the lights and cleared delegates to the street as confusion approached riot levels. It is believed organized effort to secure statehood from Congress is over.
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Oklahoma City
Hensley
Deford
Congress
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Beadle County
George W. Longstaff sheriff will auction the northeast quarter of section 35 in township 113 N range 63 W Beadle County South Dakota on February 21 1896 at 2 pm under a mortgage in the action of W S Schuyler plaintiff vs Agnes and Cyrus Potter defendants The sale proceeds will satisfy the judgment plus costs totaling 1300 10 with interest and costs Dated Huron January 13 1896 Henry C Hinckley attorney for plaintiff First published January 16 last publication February 20
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Huron
Beadie
South Dakota
George W. Longstarr
Beadle County
Henry C. Hinckley
Jerry E
Virgina
Burger
Beadle
State of South
Rouse
Beale
Sat Dakota
Sat Dakota and Desenbed
Catharine E. Schuman
R. H. Coshun
Mo Mortgagee
Hhikirk
City of Heron
A. F Anderson
Joseph Gilfilen
Edle
Huron County
South Oak
George W. Longstafe
Weadle
South T
Stephen C. Nash
Anna M. Nash
Theodora Dockenderf
Jannat S. Hills
City of
County of Beadle
Isaac Lincoln
Ag’t
Hills
Executrix
Z. SpiTzer
Ammons
State OF
Circuit Court
Lafayette Chamberlain
Felicity Chamberlain
Julian Copeland
Hoosick Falls
New Yor
Elo
Sou Dakota
E County
A.D
Alia E. Copeland
Heriff
Fifth Dicial
South Kk
George F. Weinty
Ballon State Banking Company
Louis M. Wilson
Thomas H. Wilson
Tien
Fifth Judicial Circuit
George W. Longst
John L. Pyle
Fee Plaic
Tax Redeemption Notice for Land Parcel in Section 22
The lands described in the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and lot 2 of section 22 in township 113 north range 61 west were sold for 1892 taxes. A. Reigel held a certificate of purchase later assigned to R O Richards the lawful holder. Redemption costs total eight dollars forty seven cents plus accruing interest and notice costs. The right of redemption expires and a deed will be issued sixty days after this notice dated December 6 1895. First published January 16 last published January 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion E. Shepard
Beadle
South Dakota
A. Reigel
R. O. Richards
A. D
K. O. RicnaRps
R. H. Cosuth
Laura F. Barrett
A. Weigel
Kk. O. Richards
R. H. Cosuvs
Margaret E. Cornelius
Renal Estate
Souteast
R.O. Richards
S. D
R.ichards
Margaret &. Cornelius
Towit
R. O. Cosrun
Iown
R. O. ArcHarps
R.A. Cossnun
Beadle County
Marvin Cook
Terwit
Worih
Sih P. M
Eliza Vanderkure
G. J. Hinds
Eliza Vanderberg
Huron
L. Hines
Oliver H. Dimmett
R O. Rhwrps
R. H. Cosuen
H. O. Hopp
South Wakota
Norheast
Sani County
Sach
R O Richarpds
R. H. Cosnen
F. J. Stevens
R. OU. Richards
R. O. Ricwards
Land Redemption Notice for Beadle County Property
To William H Alderson and all parties interested in the described land in Beadle County South Dakota a tax sale certificate issued to A Reigel covers the northeast quarter section 41 township 111 north range 65 west fifth principal meridian. Redemption amount forty dollars and forty two cents as of December six 1595 with deeds following if not redeemed. First publication January 16 last publication January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Alderson
Beadle
South Dakota
A. Reigel
R. O. Richards
Rh. O. Arcwarps
R. H. Cosnen
Tax Redemption Notice for Land in Township 110 North
Notice to J W Schmalhorst and all interested parties about redemption of the west half of the northwest quarter of section 32 in township 110 N range 64 W. Taxes for 1892 were sold to A Reigel and later assigned to K C Richards. Amount due to redeem is eight dollars and fifty six cents plus costs. Redemption expires sixty days after service. Dated December 6 1895. K O Richards and R J Cosum, Attorneys. First publication January 16. last publication January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schmalhorst
Beadle
South Dakota
A. Reigel
K. C. Richards
A. D
K. O. Richards
R. J. Cosum
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Europe
Ing Comment
Turkey
South Africa
Merriam
Minnesota
Versales
Peter Maher
Las Cruces
N. M
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Duluth Grain
Chicado
Wowell
Ont
Lord Aberdeen
OF Jackson
Oklahoma
John H. Miller
Miller
Allen P. Cram
Osrie E. Cram
John K
the of Deeds
South East
North
North ¢ Quarter of South West
Tweny
One Hundred Nine
Mortezagee
Ortgagee
David H. Best
R. H. Costen
Joan L. Pyle
Intiff’s Peeunee
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