Jamestown Convention Nomination Shifts to Harden
In Dakota the Jamestown convention faced factional strife as Gov. Church backed a pro license stance. Jerauld County farmer J. W. Harden emerged as nominee after pressure to appoint a non Republican allied candidate proved insufficient. The clash reveals party rifts and organ’s influence in Dakota politics.
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Jamestown
Dakota
Ceugenee
St. Louis
Steele
Church
George C. Grose
Et L. Loucks
J. W. Harden
Jerauld County
Gladstone Hotel
Harden
Amee
Dakoesew
York
Judicial districts and a drowning tragedy reported
The article outlines the Fifth Seventh and Eighth judicial districts with county and Indian reservation boundaries and temporarily assigned justices. It also notes a court inspector’s testimony corroborating evidence against conspirators and reports a drowning of three girls, Gracie Enfield Myrtle Chandler and Carrie Bartlett, aged about 13, in Coon River with their bodies recovered.
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Beadle
Kingsbury
Brookings
Hughes
Hyde
Hand
Sully
Faulk
Clark
Potter
Codington
Hamilton
Devel
Spink, Brown, Day
Marshall
Grant
Roberte
Edmunds
Walworth
McPherson
Campbell
Sisseton and
Wahpeton
Jefferson
Gracie Enfield
Myrtle Chandler
Carrie Bartlett
Charles Enfield
W. D. Chandler
Prof
M. Bartlett
Coon River
Prof.Bartlett
Musical Normal
Des Moines
Personal Rights League forms to oppose prohibition
Curcane July 18 report notes a new national oriented group the Personal Rights League chartered under state laws. Promoters claim rapid growth among German American citizens and aim to expand to other cities while opposing prohibition and temperance. Illinois residents invited support for Gen Harrison.
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Curcane
Personal Rights League
Fines for selling whiskey in violation of law
In Faree on July 16 a group including E Kellerman Ludwig Keim Casselton Nick Seigl Everest and John ONeill Buffalo were fined 200 plus costs each. Informs were O E Davis and H H Sceiffier. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union attended the trial. authorities expect calls to shut down more illicit taverns in Fargo this week.
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Faree
E. Kellerman
Ludwig Keim
Casselton
Nick Seigl
Everest
John O'Neill
Buffalo
O. E. Davis
H. H. Sceiffier
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Twentyfive Strong
Fargo
Arrests in Last Gary Over Long Ago Rape Case
July 18 report notes the arrest of Will Taylor in connection with a rape committed three years ago on Mrs. Nels Benson. Taylor fled with accomplice McCallum, who remains at large. Local efforts to locate McCallum have been unsuccessful. Taylor returned to visit his parents and was promptly arrested.
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Gary
Will Taylor
McCallum
Nels Benson
Taylor
Jamestown Special
Committee On Resolutions
Yankton County
Yankton
Col. Steele
Peemiller
Missouri Slope
Chieboun Squeals Curiaco July 19 News
Frank Chie boul, one of three anarchists arrested for conspiracy, confessed last night that Hronek outlined revenge plans and a bomb to be loaded with dynamite and broken glass. Chleboun denies murder aims against judges and the inspector, noting no concerted action, only planned future briefing by Hronek.
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Chieboun
Curiaco
Frank Chieboun
Hronek
Chleboun
Capt. Schaack
Nek
Fell Under the Machine Leaves Farmer Severely Injured
John Drummond, a local farmer near the city, was severely cut in the upper right leg after falling from a mowing machine today during work.
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Mandate
John Drummond
Bucket Shop Suit Victory in Appellate Court
The board of trade won in an appellate ruling as Judge Garnett affirmed Judge Collins’s dismissal of the New York and Chicago Grain and Stock Exchange suit. The case was one of many bucket shop disputes the board has faced, with prior ties to market quotations before December 1885.
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Cnicano
Board of Trade
Garnett
Collins
New York and Chicago Grain and Stock Exchange
Exchange loses bid to block ticker removal
In November 1885 the directors ordered a ticker removed from its office after abandoning the exchange. The exchange secured a preliminary injunction to prevent removal, a ruling later against them, and an appeal to Judge Garnett who issued his decision today.
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Igns
Western Union and
Gold and Stock Telegraph Couanies
Exof
Exchange
Directr
Garnett
Ishpeming gold mine found near exceptional rock find
Report describes a major gold discovery near Ishpeming with 300 pounds valued at about $10,000 at the company office. The shaft reaches around twenty two feet deep and eighteen inches wide, with nearby Michigan mine reporting similarly rich rock.
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Michigan
Ishpeming
Testimony Endorses ALLCock Porous Plaster for Lumbago
A New York testimonial from March 10 1886 praises ALLCock Porous Plasters for lumbago relief. The writer describes a severe October attack with near instant relief after wearing the plaster and reports continued absence of symptoms since, calling the product wonderful and valuable.
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East River
Lumbago
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Washington
Chalfan
Third St. Gast
RUSSE
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Cleveland
Mrs. Dart
Ida
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J. W. Lee
Tirst
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Huron
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Foreign and Omestic Exchange
Sela
Breamship Lines
Lewis Whazen
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Fowler, Caslifer
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