Dakota Growth and Insurance Bill in Dakota Territory
Reports from the Dakota immigration office show April filings totaling 2 827 entries covering 426 174 acres, with population rise estimated at 12 000 for the territory. A Senate bill to legalize Dakota insurance company charters passed the House and awaits presidential signature to grant immediate effect.
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Dakota
Huron, Dak
Special
United States
Black Hills
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Senate Committee On Territories
Swedish Lutheran orphan asylum planned at Sioux Falls
A Swedish Lutheran orphan asylum is to be established at Sioux Falls. The Duluth, Watertown & Pacific will build into Huron by June 1887. The Eureka Petroleum company organized near Sundance with 1,000 acres. Several local incidents and public notices are reported, including a fatal mishap near Mitchell and property losses from a Mitchell house fire.
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Sioux Falls
E. W. Miller
Huron
Duluth, Watertown & Pacific
de Braet Spears Alistee
Eureka Petroleum Company
Sundance
Iron Hill
Colman
Flandrau
McMahon
House
Bayard
Mr. West
Earl Rosebery
England
Canada
G. A. Armes
Joyce
Vermont
Washington
Metropolitan
African Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Holt
Lamar
Georgia
Adam Guckenberger
Marshfield
Wis
George Kundert
Sherry
Webb
L. G. Pfieter & Co
Appleton
McAffee
Hudson, Wis
Dubuque
Kansas City
Ansel Oppenheim
Sam C. Stickney
A. F. Schiffman
Frank Skipwirth
Robert C. Wright
W. H. Knowlton
Minnesota & Northwestern
George B. Burch
Levi P. Morton
Gen. Schofield
New York
Christinson
Racine
Marshal Schultze
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
N. Y
J. T. Rountree
J. H. Dean
American Baptist Missionary Union
Augustus Fulton
Rome
New On A
Poonstec
The Distinguished Betrothed in New York City Parade
President Cleveland attended a Brooklyn parade and a Madison Square review with Mrs Lamont and Miss Folsom in town. He and his party moved between Whitneys and the Fifth Avenue hotel then to Academy Music before leaving for Washington. The event included the Folsom party and a private railcar trip for Miss Folsom to Washington tomorrow night.
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Bradewick
Miss Folsom
Mendelssohn
New York
Whitney
Brooklyn
Madison Square
Twenty-seventh Street
Cleveland
Lamont
Vilas
Fifth Avenue
Folsom
Gileey
Ben Folsom
Scattered 19th Century Local Notices and Tragedy Reports
A compilation of brief items: several court damages and settlements for $1000 each to Dostal Englim Graf Beranek and Epple, one settlement of $500 for Taw yer Bailey after tar and feathering, a waterspout at Fort Keogh, a Louisville drummer shooting his stepson near Bradfordville, and a Sherman Wisconsin fire destroying a farmer’s home and grain with $1800 loss. A Milwaukee boy died saving his sister when a train approached, fires burn large timberlands near Escanaba and Phillips Wisconsin, notable public figures and officials receive postings or promotions, fires in Winnipeg hotels cause significant damage, and various political and military notes from around 1900.
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Dostal
Englim
Graf
Beranek
Epple
Tawyer Bailey
Fort Keogh
Lucius C. Owsley
Louisville
de Witt Taylor
Bradfordville
Taylor
Owsley
Sherman
Eau Claire
Barber
Dunn County Mutual
Milwaukee
August Schlechter
Escanaba River
Wis
Juention City
Sturgeon Cay
Phillips
Senator McPherson
New Jersey
Cynthia Cleveland
Dakota
Senor Muruaga
Jesuit College
Georgetown
D. C
Miles
Gov
Hauser
Montana
Lamar
Sparks
Empress Eugenie
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Abergeldie Castle
University At
Cambridge
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Max Muller
Oxford
Lew Wallace
Constantinople
James Gordon Bennett
Winnipeg
Windsor
Cleveland
Main and
Market Streets
France
Michel
Germany
Freiburg
Medicine Hat
N. W
Cypress
Ritchie
Ellebie
W. C. Baldwin
Montgomery
Ala
American Medical Association
John McDonald
Joliet
Bruce H. Williams
Congress
Davis
Knighta
Pythias
Nephue
N. H
August Schloechter
J. W. Rumsey & Co
Det
Leadville: A Modern City Rimmed by High Alpine
Leadville stands as a modern city in Colorado with waterworks gas electric lights a Grand Opera House and a 15000 population. It hosts thriving dry goods and hardware trade and serves as a mining supply hub while night life reveals extensive gambling and vice shaped by high altitude and mining prosperity.
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Leadville
Mississippi
Joab
Yale
Europe
Jay Gould Early Life Narrated as Rough Beginnings
The Cincinnati Enquirer recounts Jay Gould growing up on rough Delaware watershed hills where cattle and milk trades flourished. He pursued education, wrote a county history, mapped counties, and worked as a surveyor before entering tanning and later acquiring railroad property and selling it for profit.
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Gath
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gould
Delaware
Hi County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dakota Territorial News
Berls
Mott
Sos
Jequmy
McGillycuddy
Rapid City
Riley C. Chamberlain
William Budge
North Dakota
Mitchell
Fathers Lawler
Alexandria
Lerche
Bridgewater
Sheehan
Fargo
Jessie Wilson
George Wilson
Bennett Seminary
A. E. Hitchcock
Creveral
Ohio
General Assembly
Knights of Labor
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Pittsburg
Nis Ghovlum
Shay
Committee On Legislation
Sean Ac
Rhode Island
Labor Bureau
House of Representatives
Aken
Colorado
Jay Gould
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