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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1887
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text reports a local Warner Dakota item noting activity over the past year. It mentions a tone of events, a reference to fees or rents, and irregular numbers, but readable specifics are limited to general local context and uncertain details about monthly or annual figures.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Garver and Parwin, with references to a Brancine or Wesamre Jane and a prayer service. The text is garbled with scattered numbers and times, offering little clear context or outcome.
According to heat records, Tarlesaninel area in a rail cite covers 10 VAIS AGL aquare miles. One claimed occupant tilled and will sing one person. the patient domain stands as a single, dominion, allegedly supporting a reputation many times larger than the present.
A current rumor claims the Crown Prince of Germany is dying of tongue cancer and measures are being taken to treat the disease. The report notes the Kaiser is over ninety and may not survive long, and if the heir dies, the heir’s son would ascend the throne.
The market price advance for silver buttons climbs to 97e, nearly ten percent above the low point. Analysts question the cause, noting no attribution to the interstate commerce law, and suggest the drop in silver production proportion to gold as a key factor, with potential gains offset by production losses.
Circuit Court in Hartford upholds that a sleeping car company cannot lien passengers goods while they are sleeping or using the washroom, as the judge cites that such claims conflict with basic rights and fair law. The ruling signals a broader warning to carriers about overreaching privileges in justice.
West bound passenger train derailed near a spur mile east of starting point after rails buckled in heat. William Breed of Faribault Minn was killed on rear platform when car toppled onto him. about twenty five others injured though few seriously. Soldiers aboard survived on the platform between cars as wreckage crashed down. Family plans to return east with news of the tragedy.
B K Miller of Finches Lynde Miller Milwaukee files for probate of Alexander Mitchell will naming John L Mitchell as testator and Martha Mitchell as widow. The brief will is typed and residuary bequest favors John L Mitchell with a substantial estate including cash and realty. No bonds required for executors, probate details reflect uncertain total value.
Prof. Goldwinmith argues Ireland Scotland and Wales could not join a confederation with England without altering or subverting the British constitution. He warns such a move would end the sovereignty of Parliament and erase the constitutional balance. He suggests English political wisdom is low as the nation faces a constitutional crisis.
Commissioner Colman of agriculture announces an upcoming bulletin detailing how to detect dangerous adulterants in oleomargarine. He cites extensive misuse of animal carcasses and degraded meat in production and notes improper handling and odor masking by some butter makers.
Cardinal Manning argues that denying labor rights would also strip workers’ freedom to organize and protect themselves. He warns political economy chilled by free contract weakened employer labor bonds and calls the church to defend workers and their labor as foundational to society.
A London cable to the Brooklyn Citizen portrays Mr. Parnell visiting Ireland as he delves into boxes of old letters and documents. He is depicted as indignant and driven by a strong urge for vengeance.
A garbled column reports on politics and crime figures including David Preston a Michigan prohibition leader and James Hitt a Bayfield homesteader burned to death. It notes post office changes in several states and a trial of Rev. A. M. Morrison. Mentions railroad expansion, Crocker fortunes, prairie fires damages and Indian affairs disputes with Maj. Williamson.
Reports from Dakota Territory cover Fort Sully orders to eject settlers, a death near St. Paul by suicide, Mitchell land matters and a prominent attorney, a unionization move in Aberdeen, rail and road construction including the Bismarck line, Sioux arrests for pillaging, and plans for Jamestown college buildings. Also noted are Governor Pierce’s university prospects, Pembina wagon accident, court verdicts, and a $153,000 trustee construction season for Jamestown insane asylum.
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