Populist caucus nominates William A. Harris for U S senator
Torrica Kan January 22 William A Harris of Linwood was nominated for United States senator in the Populist caucus on the 55th ballot After late strengthening on ballots Harris was declared the choice of the caucus though Peffer had already withdrawn Harris 54 a Virginia native moved to Kansas in 1866 and previously served as a Populist congressman at large until 1943 next session to elect by joint session Tuesday noon
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Torrica
Kan
William A. Harris
Linwood
United States
Harris
King
Kreidenthal
Little
Madden
Martin
Peffer
Virginia
Kansas
Blue
Pritchard Re‑elected to U S Senate by North Carolina Legislature
The North Carolina legislature elected Senator J C Pritchard to a new term in the United States Senate. Pritchard, a Republican, won 88 votes with 43 for Thompson, 33 for Dough ton, and 6 not voting. Eighteen Populists backed Pritchard along with one Democrat, Cathey, voting for Thompson.
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Pritchard
North Carolina
Thompson
Doughton
Prtchard
Cathey
Senate Foes Still Split in South Dakota Race
In Pierre on January 22 the Populist caucus remains unchanged with Kyle leading but not near victory. Democratic and federal officers push fusion with Kyle, yet fail. In the legislature the second joint ballot shows Pickler 53, Prowman 11, Loucks 14, Goodykoontz 6, Kyrle 33, Kellar 3, Palmer 1, Bowler 1, Weeks 3.
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Goodykoontz
Kyrle
Kellar
Palmer
Bowler
Weeks
Mason elected United States senator from Illinois
In the Illinois joint assembly Mason, chosen by the Republican caucus, was formally elected U S senator to succeed John M. Palmer. The tally shows Senate 37 to 13 and House 88 to 64 in favor of Mason, with Altgeld losing. Senator Cullom was unanimously commended to McKinley for a cabinet post.
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Springfield
Ills
Joint Assembly
Mason
United States
John M. Palmer
Senate
W. E. Mason
John P. Altgeld
House
Altgeld
Shelby M. Cullom
E.ed McKinley
Legislature Holds First Joint Ballot for Senator in Washington
Olympia Jan 22 members of both houses met in joint session and cast the first ballot for United States senator. Turner received 19 votes, Daniels and Cline 18 each, Denny 26, and the remaining 389 votes split among 10 candidates.
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Washington
Olympia
Wash
United States
Turner
Daniels
Cline
Denny
Legislature Deadlocks in Utah Senate Ballots for Senator
In a joint session on January 22 Salt Lake, two ballots were cast for United States senator. Thatcher received 21 votes, Rawlins 16, Henderson 17, Lawrence 4, Goodwin 3, and Nebeker 2.
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Salt Lake, Jan
United States
Thatcher
Rawlins
Henderson
Lawrence
Goodwin
Nebeker
Hansbrough Election Ratified in North Dakota
In a joint assembly at Bismarck on January 22 the election of Senator Hansbrough was formally ratified as the legislature adjourned to January 26. A brief session confirmed the outcome and set the next adjournment date.
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Bismarck
N. D
Hansbrough
New Soldiers' Home Hospital Opens for Public Inspection
The new hospital at the Iowa soldiers home in Marshalltown was opened for public inspection. It is a modern, fully equipped facility with space for 120 patients and will be occupied immediately, drawing hundreds of visitors.
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Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Marshalltown
Iowa Soldiers’ Home
Hanna at Canton visit stirs senatorial talk in Ohio
National Chairman M A Hanna arrived in Canton on the Valley train from Cleveland. He visited the McKinley residence for lunch with Captain H O 8S Heinstand and Secretary Floyd. Hanna, still partially ailing, avoided discussion of the senatorial tangle and said he wished to see Major McKinley to talk over many things.
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Canton
M. A. Hanna
Cleveland
H. O
Heinstand
Floyd
McKinley
Hanna
Senator Cannon Proposes Global Monetary Conference Substitution
Senator Cannon of Utah proposes a substitute for the Republican bill calling for a 1897 international monetary conference in Washington. The plan would have the president invite leading nations within 90 days after March 4 1897 and appoint five U S commissioners to advocate free and unlimited silver and gold coinage at a 15 to 16 ratio.
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Washingtton
Cannon
Utah
United States
Washington
Secretary of the Navy Likely for New York Says Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach, who met with President-elect McKinley in Canton, returns to New York claiming New York will likely obtain the secretaryship of the navy. He names J Sloat Fassett Serena E Payne and Stewart L Woodford as suggested candidates on behalf of the state Republican organization. He adds no specific New York local offices were discussed.
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New York
Edward Lauterbach
Eed McKinley
Canton
Republican Organization
Navy
J. Sloat Fassett
Serena E. Payne
Stewart L. Woodford
Endorsed Hanna By Cleveland Foraker Club
The Thirty second Ward Foraker club in Cleveland endorsed Hon. M. A. Hanna for the United States senate to fill the unexpired term of Senator Sherman. Resolutions urged Governor Bushnell to appoint Mr. Hanna and were sent as a formal copy.
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Cleveland
Foraker Club
Senator Foraker
M. A. Hanna
United States Senate
Sherman
Bushnell
Hanna
Great Ovation to Teller in Denver After Re election
United States Senator Henry M. Teller arrived in Denver and received congratulations from friends and former opponents. He was escorted to the state capitol noon and given a tremendous ovation in a joint session of the legislature.
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Teler
Denver
United States
Henry M. Teller
State Capitol
Northwestern lumber groups hold annual meetings in Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association delegates gather for an off day in Minneapolis with no general session. In the afternoon the Retail Lumbermen's Association of Northwestern Iowa votes John Foley of New Hampton as president at its annual meeting.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Retail Lumbermen’s Association of
Northwestern Iowa
John Foley
New Hampton
Municipal Ownership Impracticable
At the Northwestern Electrical association meeting a report by H. L. Dougherty of Madison and Elihu Colman of Fond du Lac states municipal ownership of lighting plants is impracticable.
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Muncipal
Milwaukkeeer
Northwestern Electrical Association
H. L. Dogherty
Madison, Wis
Elihu Colman
Fond dwLac
Watterson Delivers Principal Speech at Trade Banquet
The New York board of trade and transportation held its 24th annual banquet at the Waldorf Hotel. Principal speaker Henry Watterson responded to the toast When Uncle Sam Was Young with remarks on national progress.
Plague Deaths in Bombay Rise to 470 Last Week
A British parliamentary vote returns a government majority of 72 in the house of commons. The Interior Secretary seeks 18.15 million dollars from the treasury for next month’s pension payments. Red Lake land patent cases require land buyers to show cause for patent refusals. Jerome B. Brigham, Milwaukee lawyer, dies suddenly after a short walk. age not given.
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Bombay
American Association of General Baggage Agents
Richmond
House of Commons
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Francis
Red Lake Reservation
Jerome B. Brigham
Milwaukee
Tourish Tickets South to Louisville and Cincinnati
Daily trains from Chicago Union Station depart 7 a m and 9 p m for direct connections to Louisville and Cincinnati. Parlor car on the morning train and sleeping car on the night service. Inquiries to W. W. Richardson Omaha Neb or H R Dering A G P Agt 248 South Clark St Chicago.
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Chicago Union Station
Louisville
Cincinnati
South
W. W. Richardson
Omaha
Neb
H R. Dering
A. G P. Agt
Clark St
Chicago
Spend Winters in Florida on Indian River
Classified note invites readers to spend winters in Florida on the Indian River area for hunting boating fishing and bathing. Offers full information via Weekly News request and asks for 10 cents in stamps. Also requests an experienced girl for steady work and good pay. OC. D Jovatt
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Florida
Indian River
N-we
Melbourne
D.jovatt
Dutton petitions disconnection of farm land from Huron city
Everett F. Dutton seeks to detach the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 12 in township 110, range 62, Beadle County, from Huron citing no local voters and land suited for farming. The petition was filed January 26 1897 and will be presented to the city council February 12 1897 at city hall, with attorney John L. Prue.
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City Council
City of Huron
Everett F. Dutton
Beadle County
South Dakota
Verell F. Dutton
John L. Prue
Cit
Foreclosure of Beadle County Mortgage on Huron Property
Notice of foreclosure on a mortgage by William J. Smith to L. H. Hole trustee Beadle County South Dakota. Property includes lots 5 and 6 in block 2 of H. P. Soons First Addition City of Huron. Sale date February 20 1897 at 1 am at courthouse front door to highest cash bidder. Mortgage due amount 169.45 dollars. January 6 1897. L. H. Howe trustee. Joan L Pye attorney. Local publication January 7 to February 18.
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William J. Smith
L. H. Hole
Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Sah Dakota
H. P
City of Huron
Beadle Eount
South Dakota
Court House
Huron
Beadle
L. H. Howe
Joan L Pye
Silas T Vor
Nancy E. Wright Morteres
hKegister of
Beamle County
Archeast
South
Trasora
Houe
L. H. Hoxie
Isbell Farley
Libert O. Leonard
County of
Orange
Vermont
Fes
Haron
Beadl
Soul Dakota
Juron
M Breas
Wiliam Aills
M. H. Prichard
Aang
City
State of
U.S
S D
A. D
Ted
N D. Walling
Mary L. Walling
Territory of Dakota
Globe Int Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Morengee
Robert Romanes
S. D
Rosert Romanes
Henry C. PinckLiey
Roster O. Smith
Ida Smith
Fredrick Ely
Gail
U. S
Dees Ber
da Gerard
John P. Conkey
Territory of
Dakota
Mortages
Mary A“satting
Ceeds
Mare
Badle
Marcy A. Slatting
Morga
Joan J. Pyle
South Dakota Case Sues Judsons for Debt Interest
John F. Jones sues Hale D. Judson and Josephine E. Judson in Beadle county circuit court at Huron. Plaintiffs seeks $279.50 plus 12 percent interest from November 18, 1896, and costs. defendants must answer within 30 days of service or judgment by default.
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Ammons
State OF South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
John F. Jones
Hale D. Judson
Josephine E. Judson
South Dakota
Keadie
Huron
John L. Pyre
Notice to Creditors Estate of J Myron Jarvis
Notice to creditors announces the estate of J Myron Jarvis deceased. Evizapeta A Jarvis administratrix invites all claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication, at her residence on 4th Street in Huron Beadle County. Dated Huron January 13 1807. John Woop attorney for administratrix. First publication January 14 last February 18.
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J. Myron Jarvis
Nico
4Th Street
City of
Huron
Beadle
Evizapeta A. Jarvis
John Woop
Mortgagee Richards Trust O seeks notice for Kemp attorney
Public mortgage sale notice for M. H. Pinewarp as mortgagee represented by Richards Trust Company agent for L. C. Kemp attorney. First publication December 24, last February 4. Public notice of foreclosure sale to follow.
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O. Leonard
Richards I»Ust Co
L. C. Kemp
M. H. Pinewarp
Richards Trust O
Ricnasee Ar Co
Mertwacee
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Sherwin Williams’ Paints
Batelin
N. C
J. C. Pritchard
Caucus Nince
Illinois
Secretary OF the Navy
Towa
Tourish Tickets South
Pennsylvania Short Lines
Everet
F. Durron
Joan L. Prue
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