McLouths Final Reflections on College Strife and Resignation
Lewis McLouth describes years of turmoil at the Agricultural College involving political interference, faculty factionalism, and student unrest. He recounts Governor Sheldon’s shifting stance, board clashes, and his own resignation, insisting he sought only to advance education and defend the institution from bad governance.
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Iho
Agaiest
Shannon
Sheldon
Shepard
Shephard
Chilcott
Regents
Watertown
Board of Regents
Isie
Henninger
F. D. Adams
Senate
Agricultural College
Fivnerud
Lewis McLovis
Defender Again Wins in New York Cup Trials
Defender defeated Vigilant in a second trial race under the New York Yacht Club. The July 24 contest followed a previous win and will guide the America's Cup committee in selecting the challenger for the fall international races. Defender's margin over Vigilant was 9 minutes 50 seconds this second outing. The committee now decides if further trials are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Vigilant
New York Yacht Club
Kenosha Strike Settled No State Help
Kenosha Wisconsin workers end a ten day strike with a complete victory returning to work. Manufacturers agree to restore wages to pre panic levels from two years ago. Workers express satisfaction and the dispute concludes without state arbitration.
Interstate Race Highlights at West Superior Meet
Winners at West Superior Wisconsin include J C Taylor of Barron in the two mile handicap and P Ostlund of Minneapolis in the one mile open and Arnold of Superior in the one mile handicap. The Minnesota team won the interstate race easily over Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
Superior Cycle Club
Minnesota
Wisconsin
J. C. Taylor
Barron
P. Ostlund
Minneapolis
Arnold
Superior
Conservatives gain majority in 108 seat English election
London July 24 The pollings show Conservatives 229 Liberal Unionists 55 total Unionists 353 Liberals 114 McCarthyites 54 Parnellites 7 Labor 2 total opposition 177. Government now holds majority of 108.
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London
Parnellites
Labor
Russia Grants Greece Kerosenе Trade Monopoly
St. Petersburg July 24 a Greece Russia treaty fixes import duties on Russian cereals and grants Russia a monopoly of the kerosene trade in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Peterspurg
Greece
Still Lack One Man In Kent Murder Jury
Faroe North Carolina July 24 The process of securing a jury in the Kent murder case goes slowly The special venire of 30 men was exhausted for the day and four men were secured bringing the total to 11 jurors selected The Pan American Congress Toronto July 23 proceedings confined to a Massey Hall meeting presided over by Rev Father Ryan rector of St Patrick s Cathedral Toronto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faroe
N. C
Kent
Pan-American Congress
Toronto
Massey Hall
Father Ryan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Strike Spreads as Ishpeming Miners Stand Firm
Workers at Ishpeming Michigan and nearby mines press the strike after wage talks stall. A daylong demonstration drew many women and children in solidarity, with engineers and machinists pledging support and local business leaders promising backing. The Dexter mine crew joined, and Dexter, Champion, and Republic workers were expected to join within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ishpeming
IsapeMine
Mich
Dexter
Champion
Republic
Mine Directors to Meet Over Local Miners Strike
Cleveland July 24 Directors of mining firms with mines near Negaunee Michigan will meet soon to decide actions on the miners strike affecting more than 5 000 workers. The dispute centers on wages with demands of two dollars daily for miners one dollar seventy five for unskilled underground labor and one dollar fifty for unskilled surface labor.
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Cleveland
Negaunee
Mich
Insurgent Defeat Confirmed in Cuba Victory Report
Dispatches from Manzanillo and Bayamo confirm Captain General Martinez de Campos routed 5 000 insurgents with 1 200 troops. The field left 500 dead and wounded and 150 dead horses. American citizens Perdomo and Vargas left Cuba for New York by government order. The torpedo boat Martin Pinson arrived at Gibara from Spain.
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Havana
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
Martinez de Campos
Bayamo
Antonio Ruiz Perdomo
Manuel Vargas
Habana
New York
Messrs
Perdomo
Vargas
Cuba
Martin Pinson
Gibara
Spain
Trial of Durrant Opens for Emanuel Church Murders
In San Francisco on July 24 William Henry Theodore Durrant faced the start of his trial for the Blanch Lamont murder in Emanuel Baptist church with a pending consecutive case for Minnie Williams. The defense pressed a venue change, presenting a bulky affidavit of local press articles linking Durrant to the church killings. The reading of documents filled the day as Durrant, paler yet stouter, showed little emotion or interest amid proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Henry Theodore Durrant
Blanch Lamont
Emanuel Baptist Church
Minnie Williams
Durrant
Emanuel Church
Utica Quartz Mine Fire at Angels Camp Cal
The Utica mine, the country’s largest quartz producer, is on fire in a slip near the 900 foot level. Workers escaped. dense smoke and gas hinder efforts. Firefighting uses steam and flooding. 18 million gallons of water needed, 90 hours to reach the fire, and three weeks to pump out. Estimated loss at least 250 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
United States
Clinton Police Shakeup Aims at Budget Retrenchment
Curriton Iowa July 23 Thirteen of Clinton s 18 policemen were removed by Mayor E A Hughes as a matter of retrenchment. Further retrenchments in other departments will follow soon.
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Curriton
Clinton
E. A. Hughes
Railroad workers strike for higher wages in Minnesota
Rep Lake Fatls Minn July 23 sixty men on the Great Northern work train and fifty on the Northern Pacific have struck for a raise from 1 40 to 1 50 daily. The action reflects mounting labor pressure on railroads in the region as crews seek better pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep Lake Fatls
Minn
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Mortgage sale forecloses Beadle county land in 1895
By power of sale in a 1893 mortgage Caskie C Houghton defaulted. The notice sets August 17 1895 2 pm for public auction at the Beadle county courthouse front door in Huron SD of all of section 6 township 109 north range 61 west containing 640 acres. Mortgagee R O Richards Attorney R H Cosnoux. First publication July 4 last? August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caskie C. Houghton
Beadle
South Dakota
R. O. Richards
Huron
County of
U.S
S. D
Notice to Take Tax Deed Heirs of John A Hicks Beadle County
Notice to the heirs of John A Hicks that the NE quarter of section 10 town 111 containing acres in Beadle County SD was taxed and sold for 1890 taxes to Beadle County and assigned to C L Waldo. The total redeemable amount is 76.31 plus future costs. Redemption must occur within sixty days after service. deed will be made thereafter. Ist pub July 18 last Aug 1.
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John A. Hicks
John Hicks
Beadle
South Dakota
Beadle County
C. L. Waldo
G. R. Williams
Summons in Beadle County Circuit Court
Beadle County circuit summons directs James C. Weston to answer the complaint filed June 28 1895 in Huron South Dakota. The defendant must respond within thirty days after service or risk court relief. Dated Haron June 23 1895. Attorney A W Burtt with office and post office in Huron. First publication July 25 last publication September 5.
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Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Allen H Risdon
James C. Weston
South Dakota
Beadle
Huron
County of Beadle
State of
Third
Haron
Foreclosure of Beadle County Mortgage on Beadle County Land
Notice of sale to foreclose a mortgage dated March 15 1893 by Garbard B Koster and Anna M Koster to Fred C Zimmermann. Principal and interest due 1895 plus attorneys fees. sale set for September 7 1895 at 10 am at the courthouse front door in Huron SD. Description: NE quarter of section 24 township 112 N range 59 W, Beadle County, 160 acres more or less.
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Garbard B. Koster
Anna M. Koster
Beadle
South Dakota
Fred C. Zimmermann
Kingsbury
Beadle County
Haron
Huron
South Dakota Beadle Court summons multiple defendants
The State of South Dakota Beadle County Circuit Court summons Lucy Putman plaintiff against Horace Coon Hamilton Kerr H Kerr Harvey J Rice John H Miller Trustee Powers Dry Goods Co Valley Land and Irrigation Co Beebe Minnehaha Bank and others to answer the complaint within thirty days after service dated February 12 1895 with attorneys Riley Voorhees and Barney Voorhees and notice of filing on April 1 1895 first publication July 15 last August 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Beadle
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Lucy T. Putman
Horace Coon
Hamilton Kerr
H. Eva Kerr
Harvey J. Rice
John H Miller
H. A. Maxfield
Charles S. Turner
Valley Land and Irrigation Comany
Powers Dry Goods Co
Udor Bugey Co
Joseph RR. R. Beebe
Minnehaha National Bank of
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Riley & Voorhees
Minnehaha County
Circuit Court
Plaintiff
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption Beadle County SD 1895
Beadle County Beadle County South Dakota sale of lands for unpaid taxes on November 7 1892 sold west half of southwest quarter and southeast quarter of southwest quarter and southwest quarter of southeast quarter section 20 township 113 north range 59 west fifth meridian to R O Richards certificate of purchase assigned to New England Loan and Trust Company holder redemption expires sixty days from July 2 1895 and deed will be made to the company unless redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Beadle County
G. O'Donnell
G. O’donald
Said
R. O. Richards
R.O. Richards
NEW England Loan and Trust Company
New Enolanp Loan and Truet Company
Canter & Brown
Estate of Andrew Allison Executor Notice
Estate of Andrew Allison deceased announces to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at executor Respert Allison’s residence in Cavour township Beadle county South Dakota. Dated Huron South Dakota June 21 1895. Respert Allison Executor of the last will and estate of Andrew Allison deceased.
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Andrew Allison
Ter
Cavour
Beadle County
South Dakota
Huron
Allison
Foreclosure Notice on Beadle County Mortgage
Public foreclosure notice for mortgage assigned to Charles C. Terry Treasurer of Columbia County New York. Property located in Beadle County South Dakota described as SE quarter of section 34 township 110N range 59W. Sale set at Beadle County Courthouse July 2 1895 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Real E and Trust Company
Woodbury
Iowa
Ballou Banking Company
Woodbury County
Register of Deeds
Beadle
South Dakota
Charles C. Terry
County of Columbia
Huron
County of
S. E
Beadle County
Charles A. Terry
Foreclosure Notice on Lovell Mortgage in Beadle County SD
Public foreclosure notice states default on a mortgage dated October 29 1889 by Albert Lovell and Laura Lovell to Paul Carpenter Wisconsin the debt totaling $984.40 plus taxes and insurance paid by the mortgagee. The Beadle County sheriff will auction the mortgaged Lots 3 and 4 in Block 7 First Railway Addition to Huron SD on a stated date at 2 PM. Court action dated 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lovell
Laura Jane Lovell
Beadle
Beadle County
Huron
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Jane
Beadle County Sheriff Sale Notices Foreclose on Absher Estate
State of South Dakota Beadle County and the Fifth Judicial Circuit host a sheriff sale of the Absher mortgaged property. George W Longstaff, Beadle County Sheriff, will auction the north half of section 15 township 111 north range 65 west on a Saturday at 2 PM, 1895, to cover judgment costs of 513 dollars and accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle
John Absher
Sophia H. Absher
Charles W. Absher
Nancy H. Absher
John R. Trevett
James B. Russell
George W. Longstaff
Beadlecom
Huron
Grorce W. Lonesta Fpr
Beadle County
Beadle County Circuit Court summons in 1895 case
The State of South Dakota in Beadle County Circuit Court summons defendants to answer a complaint filed June 7 1895. Plaintiff seeks relief with costs and requires answer within thirty days after service by attorney John Woop of Huron.
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State of
South Dakota
Beadle
Huron
John Woop
Court House
City of
Erga
Southakota
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Swanvvn
McIntyre
Stedon
Agriculture College
Board of Cosses
Revae Og
Auyuest
Neary
Kenosha
R. C. Ricwards
R. H. Cosnoux
A. W. Burtt
Office and Post Office
C. Frepsee
E. H. Aru
Mortangas
P. O. Huron
L. C. Kem
C. M. TlaRrron
Sheriffs Sale
Joan Woon
Plaintiff's Attorney
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