Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited With Healing
A Louisville woman, Rosa Adams, niece of General Roger Hanson, credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female troubles, nervousness, and blues, restoring health and strength and bringing back youthful vigor. The letter, signed from Lynn Mass, seeks guidance for others with similar ailments.
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Pinieham
Rosa Adams
12Th
Louisville
Roger Hanson
Dea
Lydia B. Pinkholm
Lydia J. Pinkbrrn
Lydia
Tay Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Mias Biermann Escapade Ended in Bareback Forty Mile Ride
Week's happenings recount Miss Mary Biermann daughter of Bonhomme County residents who eloped with a 15 year old neighbor’s son to Charles Mix County. They reportedly lived as husband and wife until recently. A stolen horse backed by the girl’s flight forty miles bareback led to her arrest on stolen property charges. The boy evaded officers but the girl was captured and surrendered to Charles Mix County authorities.
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Mary Biermann
Bonnhomme
Hanig
Charles Mix
Clopers
Bonhomme County
Wagner
Charles Mix County
Pure Food Section 11 Endorsed by Congress
Gov Elrod received a letter from State Food Commissioner Smail noting that at the Pure Food Congress in Portland Oregon a motion by the Pure Food Commissioner of Montana led to a unanimous endorsement of Section 11 of the South Dakota law. The section requires the packer to name and locate on all goods, a point wholesale grocers seek to interpret liberally to retain brands regardless of factory location.
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Elrod
Smail
Pure Food Congress
Portland
Ore
Pure Food Commissioner
Montana
South Dakota
Cattlemen in Court Charged With Megally Fencing iPad
Fort Tenessee hearing begins in thirteen cases against ranch owners along Bad and White Rivers accused of Megally fencing government lands. Defendants include George Porch R W Mathienon R A Scovil W W Trode Fred H Sears BE N Molineaux Oliver Olney Charles Smith Osborn Lawrence Henry Schuecht J A Meeker Floyd D Hedley and Mrs Eather J Currier. Government Inspector Moore oversees the cases as rumors of fifty more arise. All plead not guilty and are bound over. hearings may take several days.
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Fort Tene
White
George Porch
R. W. Mathienon
R. A. Scovil
W. ‘W. Trode
Fred H. Sears
BE. N.' Molineaux
BR. Olney
Charles Smith
Osborn Lawrence
Henry Schuecht
J. A. Meeker
Floyd D. Hedley
Eather J. Currier
Moore
Murder in First Degree Daniel Kelly Sentenced for Life
Daniel Kelly, 70, was convicted of murder in the first degree for killing his wife in Gann Valley. The jury rejected his claim the death resulted from self harm, with evidence showing a fractured skull and alleged throat restraint. Kelly had lived in Buffalo County over twenty years and showed no emotion at sentencing.
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Daniel Kelly
Gann Valley
Daviel Kelly
Kelly
Atata
Buffalo County
Sioux Falls City Council Grants Franchise to People's Company
In Sioux Falls a city council meeting granted a franchise to the People's Water Works Company. The organization aims to buy or lease the city-built plant blocked by a federal court injunction. Senator Pettigrew leads the movement toward a municipal water plant without awaiting Supreme Court ruling.
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People’s Company
Sioux Falls
People’s, Water, Works, Company
Federn Court
Pettigrew
United States Supreme Court
Crop Outlook Excellent In Clay County During Harvest
Vermillion reports cheerful crop prospects in Clay County with corn growing rapidly after hot sun and good stands on upland and bottom soil. Small grain harvest underway with oats cut or starting. rust scarce. A farmer’s injury near Dell Rapids after a haystacker accident leaves a 77 year old man severely hurt. Crop conditions around Gann Valley praised, promising immense yield as straw growth thick and rust danger waning. John Kimball, sought in Illinois for obscene mail matter, brought to Aberdeen. bonded at $1,000 and jailed awaiting federal transfer.
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Clay County
Gann Valley
John, Kimball
Ilinois
Aberdeen
United States
Marshal Lamb
Sioux Falls
William Wallace
Minnehaha
Illinois
Jail Break At Huron Targets Larceny Suspect
Lewis Sayers, jailed in Huron since June 16 for larceny at F Corley's grocery, escaped the jail by digging through a cement floor with iron rods. He is about 30, 5 feet 11, 165 pounds, light complexioned, German, and speaks limited English. A $100 reward is offered by Sheriff Chas Young for his capture.
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Lewis Sayers
Huron
In .S
F. Corley
Sayers
Chas. Young
Tramp attack destroys asylum barn in Indian Territory
A barn at the Indian insane asylum near Cans ton was burned Sunday night, destroying the structure and five horses. No insurance. Two horses belonged to the government. Suspicion falls on local tramps frequenting the premises. electric lights were in use and an employee reportedly moved a team shortly after 11 o clock. Separately, Lawrence County votes on a new courthouse and bonds. $25,000 in bonds to be approved to fund a $75,000 building with $50,000 already on hand. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad donated $500 to the widow of Robert Konantz, an employee killed at Aberdeen last winter. the company was not responsible for the death.
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Canston
Lawrence County
Chicago
Milwaukee
Farnham Acquitted Again by Deadwood Jury
In Deadwood a jury found EN P Farnham not guilty after a four hour deliberation in the case state vs Farnham. The charge linked to arson at Central City and a separate claim of murder in Richard Galvin's death was disputed amid a hard fought trial. Harvest Bands Not Needed as Omaha employment office sends over 100 men to Elk Point for harvest with rail transport provided.
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Farnham
Deadwood
EN. P. Farnham
Argon
Jals
Central City
Richard Galvin
Omaha
Elky Point
Elk Point
Bank Robbery Attempt at First State Bank in Herried
An attempted bank robbery occurred at the First State Bank in Herried. A would‑be thief pried at rocks from the foundation but aborted the plan before gaining entry. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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First State Bank
Herried
Jail Fire Follows Escape At Iroquois Jail
An inmate jailed for drunkenness escaped from Iroquois jail and shortly after the building was found on fire. Fire crews extinguished the flames with little damage and no suspect was pursued.
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Maude
Carlton voters reject Carnegie library funding plan
Carlton citizens on Wednesday voted against continuing sufficient funds to maintain Carnegie Library in the Gate City. The ballot outcome shows local support lacking for the library maintenance proposal.
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Carnegie
Carlton
Carnegie Hbrary
Gate City
Dakota Central Telephone to Install Automatic System
The new automatic system of the Dakota Central Telephone Company in Aberdeen will commence August 15. The project, costing $50,000, will eliminate the need for the "hello" girl in Aberdeen except for long distance messages.
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Dakota Central ‘Telephone Company
Aberdeen
Son Accuses Father in Walworth County Shooting Attempt
In Java Walworth County C D Buchecker is charged with attempting to shoot with intent to kill. The accusation comes from his son after a quarrel over a cattle deal. Police report details are sparse but the case centers on a violent dispute.
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C. ‘D. Buchecker
Java
Walworth County
State funds aid agricultural college from Morrill and Hatch
The state treasury at Pierre reports annual Morrill fund support of 25,000 dollars and a quarterly Hatch fund payment of 3,750 dollars from the national government. An additional 28,750 dollars comes from Uncle Sam as aid.
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Sam
Pierre
Clay County Population Declines in Census
The complete census of Clay County records a total population of 9,088, down 263 from five years ago. Nearly every township shows a population loss, reflecting broader regional declines.
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Clay County
Clay ‘County
Fort Pierre Flood Relief Purse Sent To Mayor
A hurried canvass by Judge Simmons in Huron raised about 250 dollars for flood victims in Fort Pierre. The county board of commissioners contributed 50 dollars toward the amount.
Deep Creek rider drowned crossing creek near Pedro
Verne Torrance of Deep Creek near Pedro drowned while attempting to cross the creek on horseback. The horse slipped and Torrance was thrown, with the incident unfolding in rough conditions reported by local sources.
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Verne Torrance
Pedro
Torrance
Chicago Strike Ends After 109 Day Walkout
The Chicago teamsters strike ends as drivers return to work after 109 days of disruption. Lenders, employers, and unions reach a tacit understanding that quells strike fever. Officials note large costs to union members, city, and businesses, with thousands reinstated and hundreds losing positions.
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Cceeserensee
Chicago
Prejudice and the meaning of forming judgments
The text explains prejudice as forming an opinion before knowledge or after limited inquiry. It argues that an opinion without understanding is prejudice, while a judgment after study may be erroneous but not prejudice. It condemns ignoring history and facts as producing mistaken, biased conclusions.
Cuticura Soap Advertises Beauty Benefits
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for beauty and skin care. It claims uses for preserving purifying and cleansing skin and scalp and for soothing rough hands rashes and irritation. It also references baby rashes and other antiseptic purposes and jokes about theater etiquette and late arrival.
Potato Eaters Claim Global Supremacy in Odd Quotation
Fragmentary text mentions Mizner Barehill five bottles and Balgians as greatest potato eaters while Trish allegedly ranks second in a quirky exchange. Names and context are unclear, but the passage reads like a stray OCR snippet with quirky misquotes and broken phrasing.
Texas to Sell 6,000,000 Acres of State Land
The Texas State lands to be offered on September 1 total about 9,400 square miles larger than several states. Sold in 1 to 8 section lots, buyers can acquire up to eight sections, with $1 per acre price and 40 yearly payments at 3.5 percent. The move ends leasing to cattlemen and may push ranchers toward stock farming or relocation to Mexico. Thousands inquire nationwide as Commissioner Deryell notes the plan to provide homes for about 5,000 families.
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Texas
Mexico
Massachusetts
New
Hampshire
New. Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
J J. Deryell
Wests
Bullfighting Death Toll Reported in Spain for 1904
The article cites Spanish statistics claiming nearly 12,000 bulls were killed in bullfights and about 10,000 horses died in the same year. It notes that the finest bulls come from the vast Veragua estates, built from a fortune in the business.
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Spain
Veragua
Telegraphic Brevities and Saloon Explosions Hit National News
A Spokane paint store fire started by Biro' caused losses estimated at 115000. The Rothschild legacy left 600000 to charities with no religious division. A. H. Funston, father of Brig. Gen. Fred Funston and ex congressman, was arrested in Lola Kansas for uttering inflammatory remarks about three recent saloons blown up.
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Wright
Spokane
Wash
Alphonse de ‘Rothschild
A. H. Funston
Fred Funston
Lola
Kan
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