Notable visitors and local business in Huron crowd week
Hon T S Everitt of Hitchcock and A W Wilmarth visited Huron for private business and exposition plans. Local improvements on Ohio Street progress while farmers and merchants discuss farming machines and assessment changes.
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T. S. Everitt
Hitchcock
A. W. Wilmarth
White City
Ohio
K. Alexander
Maine Mortgage Loan Company
Aberdeen
Huron
W. W. Wilson
Broadland Township
Beadle
L. W. Kemp
Judge Woods
Robert A. McNickell
Winona
Board of Commissioners
Sheep versus grain mood in Paro farming outlook
A Paro farmer contemplates crop costs and drought impacts, noting seed prices, debt reluctance, and dry winds. He argues for more stock, better stock, mills, a steadier banking system, and less politics while cautioning about market manipulation and future Congress effects on sheep business.
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Congress
Snd Co
National Democratic convention to ratify Cleveland’s policy in Ohio
Cincinnati July 22 The upcoming state Democratic convention to choose a candidate to challenge McKinley is framed as a national ratification meeting. Prominent Democrats from across the country are invited, with a press committee and wide hotel demand signaling a major, nation wide political event in August.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
Congress
Cleveland
James W. Faulkner
Frank E Gessner
Ohio
Drexel Will Sets Large Philadelphia Donations
The Drexel will probated in Philadelphia outlines $1,000,000 gifts to the German Hospital and a $1,000,000 public art gallery fund. It also leaves Drexel Institute his books and art, creates six $1,000,000 funds for his grandchildren, and preserves control of The Public Ledger and Drexel firms for executors. The estate is valued around $30,000,000 with about $4,000,000 directly disposed.
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Philadelphia
Anthony J. Drexel
John R. Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel Jr
George W. C. Drexel
John R. Bell
James W. Paul Jr
George W. Childs
Richard C. Dale
John Lowther Welsh
Drexel
Drexel Institute
Biddle
Paul
Public Ledger
Drexel & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Drexel, Harjes & Co
Drexel Banking House
Iowa Father Visits Son in Huron and Grant County
Mr. J Rector of Iowa visits his son, George, in Virgil, spending a few days. He was in Huron Monday and arrived Thursday morning with friends. Sheldon came from the same region Thursday, left on the evening train for Grant County.
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Dr. Moody
Fred M. Wilcox
W. H. McCormick
Beach Street
United States
Ezra W. Miller
Elk Point
W. W. Taylor
Redfield
Capital
P. H. McClure
Huron
Sioux City
Iowa
U. S
John B. Carter
Sioux Falls
Points
E. M. Thomas
Fort Bennet
White City
M. Pepe
Johnnie Taylor
Gen
Maris Taylor
Bismarck
N. B. Alger
Wessington
John A. Saner
J. C. Shepherd
F.T. Cannon
C. A. Blake
Madison
State Press Association
N. Underwood
Illinois
J Rector
George
Tor
Virgil
Sheldon
Grant County
Gaines
B. H. Sullivan
Purifies the Blood Hood's Sarsaparilla Claim
A testimonial from G A Stearns of Gravity Iowa describes severe itching swelling and red blotches that vanished after taking six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad promotes Hood's Pills as a cure for liver ills biliousness jaundice indigestion and sick headache.
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Hood
G. A. Stearns
Gravity
Iowa
Hoop
Washington to Denver on silver policy and repeal
Captain Thatcher returns from Washington with assertions that Carlisle and Cleveland oppose unconditional repeal of the free coinage law. Substitutes under discussion include higher coinage ratios and retirement of small-denomination papers, free coinage of four million ounces monthly, seigniorage on foreign bullion, and re-enactment of the Bland law making four million ounces monthly compulsory.
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Denver
Thatcher
Aspen
Washington
Carlisle
Cleveland
Washington Leaders Set to Gather In August
Washington July 22 Aug 1 is slated as the gathering date for party leaders from the next House and a return of a majority of the cabinet. The president is expected by August 3 to confer on the Sherman law repeal strategy with Crisp and other lawmakers arriving by August 1.
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Washington
Washin
Crisp
United States Minister Baker Refuses Interference
New York July 2 The Herald reports Baker will not interfere in Nicaragua troubles without Washington guidance. Provisional president Zavala foresees an amicable settlement of the revolutionary conflict. About six thousand government troops have been sent toward Leon as revolutionaries number about two thousand under their commander.
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Baker
New York
the Herald
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Washington
Dent Zavala
Geis
Leon
Infanta Eulalie Sails to England to Visit Royal Pair
Paris reports Infanta Eulalie of Spain has left for England to visit the Duke of York and Princess May. The item notes her departure following a stay in Paris and plans to meet the royal couple. Harvesting Begins Across South Dakota Regions in July 24 dispatch. Wheat and oats harvest underway with yeilds and quality ahead of prior years.
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Paris
Infanta Eulalie
Spain
England
Duke Af York
Princess May
South Dakota
Porir
Soldier diplomat and linguist General John G Walker dies
Washington July 22 General John G Walker the distinguished soldier is dead He was a prominent figure in all the battles around Richmond He was also an accomplished linguist and during Mr Cleveland s first administration served the government on several special missions in South America
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Washington
John G. Walker
Richmond
Mr. Cleveland
South America
Secretary Morton backs repeal of state bank tax
In a brief roundup Morton the Secretary of Agriculture endorses repealing the state bank tax. Other items note a boxing agreement, a dividend declaration, a school building deemed unsafe, and a drowned lieutenant on a wedding trip.
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Morton
Mitchell
Corbett
Columbian Athletic Club
Illinois Central
Green Bay
Wis
Charles C. Ogden
Hamburg
Mich
Fort Supply
L T
Contested Transfers Taint Ada Bank Failure
The Citizens Bank of Ada failed amid accusations of crooked transfers. Owner Ahlfield mortgaged bank property to relatives including a 14 year old son as depositors plan to challenge legality. Depositors from Ada and a student from South Dakota face losses alongside others with school funds and firm funds at stake.
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Ohio
Loita
Citizens Bank of
Ada
Ahlfield
South Dakota
W. W. Crooks
Professor Lehr
Abhl Field
Mound Valley Bank Robbers Surrounded Near Lenapah
Independence Kansas July 24 The Mound Valley bank robbers are surrounded near Lenapah Indian Territory The gang has grown in numbers and all are well armed They hide in timber off Cedar Creek Additional arms and ammunition have been sent to the pursuing party from Coffeyville Lenapah lies about sixteen miles southeast of Coffeyville in the Cherokee country The pursuit is vigorous and expected to end in their capture.
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Independence
Kan
Mound Valley
Lenapah
I. T
Cedar Creek
Coffeyville
Bank of Creasted Butte Suspends Operations
Crested Butte Colorado July 24 The Bank of Creasted Butte has suspended its operations. Assets total 65000 dollars with liabilities of 35000 dollars.
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Colorado
Bank of
Creasted Butte
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Beadle County
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North American Loan and Trust Co
Chicago
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W. H. Thrall
Congregational Church
Vilas
D. R. Tomlin
O. S. Botsford
North American Loan & Trust Company
J. O. Ward
Plankinton
E. M. Harrison
Paul Goddard
Pierre Journal
Thomas H. Null
F. D. Newhouse
Hoosier State
George Woodford
Clifton Township
May Sullivan
Sullivan
Col
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Ed. W. Wilson
Wisconsin
Wright House
Agin
General Farmer
A. J. Drexel
Hood’s
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Eulalie
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