Pickler Pushes 100000 Printed Copies of Horse Book
In Congress Major Pickler has introduced a bill to print 100000 copies of Jerry Rusk's book The Diseases of the Horse. Sixty thousand go to the House and 30000 to the Senate with the rest for Secretary Morton. The work features life size colored plates of spavins and other horse luxuries and aims to please distant constituents.
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Pickler
Jerry Rusk
Congress
Major Pickler
Washington
D. C
Post
South Dakota
Dana
The
Sun
Saw
House
Senate
Morton
Fraternal Wisdom on South Dakota Prospects and Court Nominations
S D Wadsworth writes from Sioux Falls praising South Dakota as a destination for immigration while noting farmers in Indiana and Ohio report poor crops. He observes the state’s year crop quality and outlook for spring migration. He mentions a rumored Republican judicial convention at Huron re nominating Judges Bennett Carson and Kellam, praising their qualifications and urging support despite the editorial regret over Mr Dillon’s defeat.
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S. D. Wadsworth
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Indiana
Ohio
Huron
Supreme Bench
Bennett
Carson
Kellam
Commonwealth
Journal
Dillon
Forty Acres Worth the Fight for Yankton Land Pioneer
G W Collins bought forty acres in the James river bottom eight miles from Yankton for 16.50 an acre four years ago. He toiled without a team the first year, then built up hogs poultry and watermelons raising corn to feed stock. By the third year he owned his land and team free of many debts.
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Mr. Collins
Collins
Yankton County
Yankton Press
Dakotan
G. W. Collins
James River
Yankton
Revered O. B. Clark Likely to Move to Huron M E Church
Mitchell Republicans hail Rev. O B Clark as a highly Christian and broad minded worker. If he accepts the Huron pulpit call, Mitchell and the region will lose a trusted leader admired for firm convic tions and charitable approach. For eight years Elder Clark has earned universal respect and his departure would be deeply regretted.
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Rlder Clark
Mitchell
O. B. Clark
M. E
Huron
Clark
Rath named colonel of South Dakota National Guard
Maj. Thomas H Rath is appointed colonel of the South Dakota National Guard replacing Col. Sheafe whose term expired. Rath has led with the guard since 1885 when he became captain of company EK at DeSmet and his selection meets broad approval.
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Thos. H. Rath
South Dakota National Guards
Sheafe
Maj. Rath
National Guards
DeSmet
A Czar and an Irrigation Lesson for the United States
The czar of Russia plans a $50,000,000 irrigation project for the Oxus desert. The article notes Russia and Siberia have abundant land for agriculture and suggests that if Russia can finance such a vast enterprise the United States might take a lesson from it.
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Jim Sioux City Journal
Russia
Oxus
Siberia
United States
Whiting Uses Artesian Well for Early Fall Irrigation
Geo H Whiting at his nurseries showcases a self devised irrigation system using an artesian well. The setup allows immediate fall plowing without waiting for autumn rain, giving him a notable advantage in his farming operations.
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Geo
H. Whiting
Indiscreet but not criminal sparks fire meme fades
A crude social flare in Sioux Falls drew attention but burned out quickly. Officials advise restraint and caution to prevent recurrence, noting the incident left a residue and public disgust. The call remains to wet down future actions to reduce risk and preserve safety.
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Sioux Falls Press
Faulk County GOP Seeks Parity With Democrats
The Faulk County Republican notes a growing concern that action is needed to maintain parity between Grover Cleveland and the Democratic Party as political dynamics shift.
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Faulk County
Grover Cleveland
Freight wreck near McMillan injures Alfred Cook
The Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western freight train leaving Marshfield at 6:15 a m crashed at McMillan when a coupling broke on the grade. The engineer slowed to stop and the wreck pushed into the preceding section, injuring Alfred Cook of Unity with a possible fatal brain concussion.
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Marshfield
Wis
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
McMillan
Teles Alfred Cook
Unity
Fight Planned Against Russian Cactus Weed
Sargent county farmers are alarmed by the spread of Russian cactus in grain fields. A mass meeting of Vivian township citizens was held to organize a community campaign against the weed and coordinate actions.
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Forman
N. D
Sargent County
Vivian Township
Coral Village Destroyed by Fire in Montcalm County
A fire swept through the village of Coral in Montcalm county overnight, wiping out the settlement. Coral, once a prosperous rail town on the Detroit Lansing and Northern line, had a population estimated between 500 and 800.
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Detroit
Mich
Ionia
Coral
Montcalm County
Lansing and Northern
Faribault Furniture Plant Reopens After Four Months Idle
After four months idle in Minnesota, the Faribault Furniture company resumes operations at its plant. It will run eight hours daily with nearly a full workforce.
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Idienesa FarpauLt
Minn
Faribault Furniture Company
Bombardment of Rio Prompts Muted Reports of Deaths
The Herald’s Montevideo dispatch says Rio de Janeiro faced renewed bombardment by Admiral de Mello’s rebel fleet with severe firing and unknown damage. Four Brazilian congressmen aboard Aguiabadan addressed the public, accusing President Peixoto of tyranny and calling for a return to republican principles. The Parana state is in open revolt and arms are being sent to General Hippolyte.
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New York
Herald
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
de Mello
Mello
Admiral Mello
Peixoto
Senate
Brazil
Brazilian Congress
Aguibadan
Rio Grande
Hippolyte
Parana
Odd Fellows Parade At National Fair In Uniformed Display
The Daughters of Rebekah and Patriarchs Militant featured a sovereign grand lodge gathering and a public uniformed drill. Thousands watched as Can ton and subordinate lodges performed intricate evolutions in gilt brass trappings and military gear. Spectators arrived by steam boats to the Casino pier and Festival hall for noon exercises.
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Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
National Commissere
Patriarchs
Casino Pier
Festival Hall
Ex-President Pellegrini Captured and Imprisoned Near Tucuman
Buenos Ayres reports ex president Pellegrini, recently captured by insurgents and spared from execution, has again been taken prisoner and is imprisoned at Tucuman by order of the insurgent junta. He is said to face trial and possible execution.
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Buenos Ayres
Pellegrini
Tucuman
Haiti Coaling Station Move Sparks Rumors In Port au Prince
A special dispatch reports U S efforts to renew plans for Mole St Nicholas as a coaling station and a North Atlantic squadron visit en route to southern waters has caused a sensational stir in Haiti. Officials offer guarded comments amid circulating rumors.
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New York
the Herald
Port Au Prince
Haiti
United States
Mole St. Nicholas
North Atlantic
Republic
Ex-Secretary Demands Probe in $19,000 Embezzlement Case
Charles Hazely former secretary of the South Side Building and Loan association returned to Indianapolis after a year abroad to seek an official inquiry. He says there is no shortage in his accounts and will review the books with experts to prove the association suffered no loss due to him.
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Indiianapolts
Ind
Charles Hazely
South Side Building and Loan Association
Mexico
Bank cashier held up in Halstead bank robbery
Apa Minnesota September 27 news reports three robbers forced the Bank of Halstead cashier to give up about 300 dollars, the total money on the counter at the time.
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Apa
Minn
Bank of Halstead
Attempted Train Wrecking at Staunton Illinois
Terre Haute Indiana reports a Cincinnati express derailed after a rail was parted near Staunton ten miles east at 2 am. The 85 mph train left the track but remained upright. the tender express car postal car and two Pullman cars toppled off the rails. Engineer Austermiller saw the danger and kept the locomotive on the rails.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Staunton
Here
Austermiller
Tragic double suicide after religious dispute
Samuel G. Stothart a car accountant for the Carnegie Sites company shot his wife twice at 5 30 am killing her then killed himself with a revolver a suicide note cites religious differences as cause Stothart was Protestant and his wife Catholic
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Pictssure
Samuel G. Stothart
Carnegie Sites Company
Evences Rink
Stothart
Canada and United States discuss reciprocity tariff plans
Toronto Sept 27 Sir John Thompson premier of Canada states readiness to accept fair tariff concessions to expand trade with the United States. He notes a divide between Republican and Democratic positions on reciprocity and signals Canada would respond in kind to acceptable concessions. A separate item mentions navy ordnance officials reporting a test of armor and a projectile propelled through heavy armor.
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Canan F
United States
Toronto
Ont
John Thom
Dominion
United
Canada
Navy Ordnance Bureau
Iowa weather bulletin forecasts strong corn harvest
Des Moines reports crops are safe and corn is drying rapidly ready to crib early. Average yield seen around 40 bushels per acre with a final report expected near this level. State total crop around 24 000 000 bushels.
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Des Moines
Iowa Weather and Crop Bulletin
Brother-in-law of Carnegie Dies After Restaurant Ejection
Thomas Wynne, said to be Andrew Carnegie’s brother in law, died in a Sacramento hospital after an incident at a restaurant. He reportedly entered intoxicated, could not pay, was ejected, returned to break in, and fell when a waiter shoved him outside, fracturing his skull.
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Sacramento
Cal
Thomas Wynne
Andrew Carnegie
Wynne
Judge Niebecker Sustained in Wisconsin High Court
Madison Sept 27 Judge Niebecker was sustained by the supreme court in her decision refusing to limit the scope of the examination in The State against Ferdinand Kuehn and Henry Baetz ex state treasurers. The suits against Kuehn and Baetz are for interest on state funds retained by them during their terms of office.
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Niebecker
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Kuehn
Henry Baetz
Kuehn
Baetz
Prominent Farmer Joseph W. Wyatt Ended Life by Hanging
Greenville Sept. 27. Joseph W. Wyatt of Lamataco, a noted farmer, died by his own hand in a hanging. This marks a four generation pattern of suicides in his family, with his father grandfather and great grandfather all meeting the same fate.
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Greenville
Fils
Joseph W. Wyatt
Lamataco
Northern railway agreement with Northwestern and Milwaukee road
Northern railway signs accord with Northwestern and Milwaukee and St Paul to link tracks here. The pact aims to coordinate routes and shared infrastructure, reflecting regional cooperation to improve rail service and connectivity.
Heavy elepteis storm hits Carr May New Jersey
A severe Elepteis storm swept Carr May New Jersey at night bringing heavy rain and hail. Several fishing boats were wrecked and a washback to the steamboat landing was blown down.
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Carr May
N. J
Mornings at World Religious Parliament Highlight Missionary Tone
Julia Ward Howe opened the morning session with a ten minute address praising the parliament and predicting influence on Christendom. Speakers covered Protestant mission in Turkey Christian message to other faiths and relations among religions. A special Buddhist congress was added in the evening with representatives from Japan Ceylon Siam Buddhism.
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Chicago
Julia Ward Howe
Christendom
A. N. Idnados
Turkey
J. S. Dennis
New York
William T. Wilkinson
University of Chicago
John Gaegner
St. Paul
Kinza Riege Hirai
Japan
Alfred Momerjie
London
Postponed Murder Trials in Brainerd
Brainerd Minnesota September 27 two Chinamen Hum Hong and Hum Wing Sing charged with the murder of Lee Chung on June 18 saw their trial postponed by Judge Holland to October 16. The district court adjourned to the same date with no other business on docket.
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Brainerd, Minn
Hum Hong
Hum Wing Sing
Lee Chung
Holland
Beadle County South Dakota summons merchants and banks
The State of South Dakota issues a summons to defendants including Nathan T. Smith Lelia L. Smith Merchants and Mechanics Bank Janesville Wisconsin James Galbraith Alexander Galbraith Archie Galmasao tL Caviescei Lynn of Deeds Beadle county George A. Tayler Henry Hooper National Bank of St Paul Matie Tayler Ravaneeen and Thomas H Null to answer a complaint filed in Beadle County Court Huron South Dakota. Defendants must respond by a set time per court rulesFiled at the Circuit Court office in Huron.
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Nathan T. Smith
Lelia L. Smith
Ravaneeen
Thomas H. Null
South Dakota
South Dakota Beadle County Suit Summons
State of South Dakota greets defendants William F Carroll Jeanie C Carroll and James E Deere. They are summoned to answer the complaint filed with Beadle County Circuit Court. They must serve their answer within thirty days of service at Third Street Huron South Dakota.
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Jeanie C. Carroll
William ¥. Carroll
James E. Dere
South Dakota
William F. Carroll
James E. Deere
Circuit Court
Beadle County
Third Street
Huron
A. D
Mortgage Sale Notice for Beadle County Property
Default on a mortgage dated August 13 1884 to Laura A Matthews triggers sale of premises in Beadle County South Dakota. The amount due 324.87 dollars plus 50 dollar attorney fees. sale at public auction at the Haron court house front door on September 1898 noon. Mortgagee attorney M Hannison represents Laura A Matthews. Property described as the northeast quarter of section 23 in Township 109 Harom’s.
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Jennie E. Ray
Beadle
South Dakota
Laura A. Matthews
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Register of Deeds
County of
Territory of Dakota
State of
Eid
Court House
Haron
Resche
Harom
S. D
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Rio
Iowa
News of the World
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Pga Paber
Huronite
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Dakota Huronite
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Tribune
New York City
Bune
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven, Conn
Religious Congress
Summons
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South Dako
E. H. Apt
W. A. Lynch
Avoreaza
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Saaemons
Souis Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Edmund R. Plaintiff
E.H
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Opera House Block
Fe Eeees
Aest
Dakourta
Beadlecomn
Dakota
EB. H. Aptis
Laura A. [A
C. M. Hannison
Mortgagee
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