Milwau kee Road Draw Bridge Work Progress Report
Report on the Milwaukee Road draw bridge construction approved by Chamberlain officials with 2,500 in attendance. Workers lay piles and trestle lines, move depots, unload ties, and plan rapid track laying west of the river to enable trains to cross by August. Bulldog piers and rock barriers will stabilize the structure against high water and ice.
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Milwaukee Company
Chamberlain Wis
Shiv
Chaberlain
American ‘Creek
Chamberlain
Ible
Raitvoad
Heuermann Held on Charge After Saloon Disturbance
Charles Heuermann appeared for a preliminary examination before Justice McKinley in Mitchell on a charge of assault with intent to harm Conductor Collard of the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line. The incident followed an attempted entry into the Widmann saloon and a police dispute. Heuermann’s defense requested a delay, with the case set to return at the November circuit term, bond fixed at 1000.
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Charles Heuermann
McKinley
Mitchell
TH. Collard
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Hivermann
Widmann
Collard
Klenermann
Heterman
Heuermann
Bout Lover
Eircuit Court
Watertown Fair and Races Schedule Highlighted
The Watertown Fair and Racing Association will host a three day meet on July 5 and 6 in Watertown. Two thousand dollars in purses will be offered, with fast horses from other states expected to attend as Watertown also marks the Fourth of July celebration.
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Watertown
Artesian Water Discovery Near White Clay Butte
An important discovery reports an artesian well near White Clay Butte yielding a large amount of gas at 1,820 feet. The finding settles the artesian water question across the western shire and indicates elevation suitable for artesian flow toward Bhitek Falls.
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Wheeler
White Clay Butte
Normal Institute Closed After Weak Enrollment Drop
The Yankton County normal institute closed after weeks marked by lower enrollment. Enrollment for the week reached 105, well below the average of recent years.
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Normal Institute
Yankton County Normal
Weyling and picnic at Linger's park near Olivet
On Saturday this week Hutchinson County old set loys will hold a Weyling and a picnic at Linger's park near Olivet.
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Hutchinson County
New Game Warden Named for Gregory County
Governor Birod has appointed George JD Teernolls of Bonesteel as game warden for Gregory County, replacing the prior incumbent and taking office immediately.
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Birod Hag
George JD. Teernolls
Bonesteel
Gregory County
First dipping tank to open at Hudson Lincoln County
The first dipping tank in Lincoln County will open at Hudson on Thursday to combat skin disease in cattle horses and sheep. Officials describe limited skin issues locally but deem the dip necessary to keep livestock free from skin trouble.
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Hudson
Lincoln County
Lightning destroys barn on Ryan farm near Jefferson
Lightning struck the Ryan farm one mile southeast of Jefferson, destroying a barn and killing two horses. Harness and feed were lost along with a quantity of hay and grain. no insurance was carried.
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Ryan
Jefferson
Indians to Receive Partial July Payment From $100000
Maj James McLaughlin headed an inspection of the Sisseton agency drawing protests over withholding funds for Indians under 18. Only about $25,000 of the $100,000 due will be paid next month, causing hardship for many in need while aggregate indebtedness is placed as high as $500000.
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Maj
James McLaughlin
Bareatt
Sisseton
In Council
Indian Bureau
Masonic Elections in South Dakota Conclave
Aberdeen reports the Royal Arch Masons held the twenty second conclave of the South Dakota commandery electing officers for both Royal Arch Masons and the grand lodge. Notable posts include Grand High Priest J I Kutesw sky Redfield and Grand Master Edgar L Brookman Vermillion with Pettigrew Sioux Falls serving as Grand Secretary. Attendance was the largest ever recorded.
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Aberdeen
Commandery
South Dakota
Royal Arch Masons
IK. Kuteswsky
Redfield
A. C. Tiernatski
Salem
Wking
Johnn A. Cleaver
Truron
John EK
Liripple
Dierre
Grand Preasurer
B. C. Jacobs
Lennox
Grrand
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Royal Arch
Rmdgar
Brookman
Vermillion
R. H. Dfe- Caughey
Mellette
W. E. Milligan
J. J. Davenport
Sturgis
T. CG. Bryan
Plankinton
Farmers Protest Cattle Dipping Order Meeting In Huron
Beadle County farmers oppose a state board directive that all cattle be dipped, arguing the order should not cover healthy cattle. A county commission meeting drew many cattle owners, with signatures gathered in several townships. A court challenge is anticipated if the issue goes to litigation. supporters seek modification to apply only to diseased cattle.
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Board of County Commissioners
Huron
State Board
Beadle County
BEATS ALL RECORDS New York Central-S Lake Shore Flyer Sets 18 Hour Run
The Twentieth Century Limited westbound and the New York Central Lake Shore flyer shattered speed records between New York and Chicago. They completed 966 miles in 17 hours 9 minutes actual running time, with eastbound service arriving in New York at 9 25 after leaving Chicago at 8 25. Engineers achieved bursts up to 100 mph while customers experienced smooth, on schedule operations.
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New York Central
Lake Shore
New York
Chicago
la Salle Street
Seaboard
Great Lakes
Grand Central Station
New York Limited
Chicago Flyer
Osceola
Mishawaka
Trichart
Grand Crossing
South Chicago
Frank J. Wolfe
Twentieth Century Limited
W. A. Marshall
Buffalo
Syracuse
Elkhart
Toledo
Cleveland
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Oklahoma
John Abernathy
Abernathy
Dudge
Chicago Tribune
Milwaukee Sentinel
Castro
Venezuela
Ohio
Taft
Syracuse Herald
Baltimore Sun
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Carr Held Without Bail In Yankton Murder Case
Preliminary hearing for Sam Carr charged with killing Granville Thornton was held before Justice Yeatman in Yankton. Carr was bound over to the circuit court without bail. State's Attorney A J Wyman led witnesses for a strong case. no defense witnesses were called and Carr did not testify. The testimony conflicts with Carr's claimed self defense.
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Sam Carr
Granville Thornton
Yeatman
Yankton
Carr
A. J. Wyman
Sugar beet experiment urged by Scotland farmers
Farmers in the Scotland area, urged by the local commercial club, will trial sugar beets this season. If successful, plans will aim to establish a beet sugar factory at Scotland and expand large scale beet production in the surrounding district.
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Scotland
Methodists in Manila plan first church in Philippines
The Methodists of Manila, P. L. report prospering and outline plans for a first church in the Philippines as American presence grows in Manila.
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Methodists
Manila
Philippines
P. L
Ada Goddard Dies After Carbolic Acid Ingested
Mrs Ada Goddard age 0 of Marshall Mina reportedly preferred death to an asylum. She swallowed an ounce of carbolic acid Friday and died. Goddard had been cited to appear before the insanity board at Sioux Katty forenoon for return to Minnesota authorities.
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Ada TH. Goddard
Marshall, Mina
Sioux
Sioux Katty
Minnesota
Gambling Joints Closed in Tanw rence County
State's Attorney W. H. Parker has secured warrants to shut down every gambling house in Tanw rence County. Forty establishments in Deadwood Lead Terry Gentral City Whitewood Maithead and Terraville are now closed.
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W. H. Parker
Sherry
Tanwrence County
Deadwood
Lead
Terry
Genteal City
Whitewood
Maithead
Terraville
Milk and Locomotion With Nine Milch Cows Move Westward
Three covered wagons from Minnesota, drawn by nine milch cows, passed Milley for the country nest of the Missouri River. They make fifteen miles a day with their loads and the cows furnish mill for the movers.
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Minnesota
Milley
Missouri River
Farmer Helge Arneson Dies After Hotel Fall Incident
Helge Arneson of Sioux Falls died Friday morning from injuries after falling from a third story window at the Burlington Hotel on the night of Sun inst. He sustained a fractured skull and other injuries and had been in critical condition since the incident. He was a farmer.
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Helge Arneson
Burlington
Sioux Palls
Christian Convention Closes at Highmore Elects Officers
The state convention of the Christian church closed at Highmore with the election of officers. During the last year pew churches were organized at Cavoma Prosho Lead Britton and Castalia.
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Christian Convention
The
Christian Church
Highmore
Pew
Cavoma
Prosho
Lead
Britton
Castalia
Wesleyan church to rise at Calles Nozaledia corner
The Church of Wesley plans a handsome edifice at the corner of Calles Nozaledia and San Luis. It will cost 850,000 and seat 400 to 600. Facilities include parlor, social hall, Sunday school, chapel, library, pastor’s parsonage, kitchen, and a pipe organ. Rev. G. A. Miller will lead. no debt is planned. Miners in Morris Hunl, N. Y., ratified their settlement and will return to work after a year-long strike.
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Islands
Charch of
Wesley
Calles Nozaledia and
San Luis
United States
G. A. Miller
Morris Hunl
N. Y
Choosing the Envoys for Washington Conference
Russia and Japan plan three plenipotentiaries each for the Washington conference with M Nelidoff tapped for Russia and Marquis Ito possibly replaced by Yamagata if ill. The Armistice talks lag as maneuvers in Manchuria advance with Japanese forces near Linoyangwopeng and Sipin, while Gen. Linevitch weighs a counteroffensive or gradual retirement.
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Russia
Japan
Washington
M. Nelidoff
Marquis Ito
Yamagata
Ito
Stig
Jupin
Sineviteh
Oxama
Manchuria
Linoyangwopeng
Line River
Associated Press
MAXIMO GOMEZ DEAD Veteran Cuban freedom fighter passes away
General Maximo Gomez died Saturday evening from heart failure due to gangrene from an abscess. A veteran of the Cuban insurrection and commander during the 1895 uprising, Gomez led troops to independence and later advised as a writer of Cuban revolutions. Born in Santo Domingo to a Spanish family, he stood about three feet tall, with a bronzed face and snowy white hair and mustache.
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Cuba
Maximo Jomes
Favana
Gomez
Isand
Ani
Santo Domingo
Spain
Santiago
Villag
Ele
Tsto
Usts
Maximo Giome
Tle
Ile
Gomes
General Land Office Reports Nine Months Fiscal Year Decline
The General Land Office records show a drop of 20,400 in entries and 22,600 in cash compared with the prior year. Entries totalled 1, and receipts reached 500k dollars, reflecting a weaker nine month period.
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General Land Office
Cheronimo Returns From Bliss to Turt Si After War Department Permit
Cheronimo the Apache chief, prisoner of war, has returned to Turt Si from Bliss Oklo after taking part in an Indian celebration witnessed by the National Universal Association. He left Moyt Stik with War Department permission. Sixteen miners at Inverness Railway and Mining Co in Inverness British Columbia were injured by a powder explosion about 800 feet down the slope. All are expected to recover. A spark from a miner's lamp is believed to have ignited the powder.
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Cheronimo
Turt Si
Bliss
Oklo
National Univorsal Association
Moyt Stik
War Department
Inverness Railway and Mining Company
Inverness
B. C
Weaver
Boston Transcript
Charles J. Bonaparte
Custom House
Baltimore
Navy
Aimusing
Albany Argus
Bigelow
Dirminghain
Quotes and quips from many a city page across the nation
A long composite of snappy quips and brief quotations from multiple newspapers highlights political jests, foreign affairs, law, and society. Notable lines reference figures like Taft and Cannon, plus assorted editorials and satirical takes on events in Philadelphia Chicago and Boston.
Weather Helps Crops Across Regions With Rainfall Gaps
The weekly crop outlook notes favorable conditions overall with warmth in central and southern areas and good spring wheat prospects in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Heavy rains hurt corn in the lake region while heat and drought strain southern states, cotton and oats face mixed results, and apples show uneven prospects from New England to the central valleys.
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Weather Bureau
Lake
Mississippi Valley
New Eayland
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Central
West Gulf States
Middle Atlantic States
Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington
North Pacific Coast
Upper Lake
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton
Carolinas
Tennessee
Cotton Belt
New England
Swede Prince Marries At Windsor Castle
Princess Margaret of Connaught wed Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden in St George's Chapel Windsor Castle. The ceremony united two royal houses with Archbishop of Canterbury officiating.
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Windsor Castle
Margaret of Connaught
Edward
Victoria
Windsor
England
Gustavus Adolphus of
Sweden
St. George’s Chapel
Archbishop of Canterbury
Royal Wedding Procession Draws European Elite to Windsor
A grand morning procession from London to Windsor gathered royal families across Europe to honor the royal couple. Flags waved in Christiania as crowds welcomed the event. The Storthing congratulated King Oscar and the bridegroom with titles noting the Swedish kingship.
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Oxford
London
Windsor
Europe
Christiania
Storthing
Oscar
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Fire devastates Winkle Verran Cotta works in St Louis
News items report major loss from a fire at the Winkle Verran Cotta works in St Louis with damages estimated at 400000. Other notes include a Columbus, Ohio collision injuring Mrs. W. Rogers, Calve's vocal loss, Peru appointing a minister to Chile, Davis named judge advocate general for four years, a Santiago del Estro uprising quelled, rebels capturing Gov Santillan and wife, and Cleveland inventor Briggs selling a explosive powder at four cents per pound.
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St. Louis
W. 8. Rogers
Columbus
Mme. Calve
Manual Alvarez Celderon
Peru
Chile
George B. Davis
Santiago del Estro
Argentina
Gov. Santillan
KF. H. Briggs
Cleveland
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Milwaukee Road
Chambers
Jalen
Sharies Heuermann
Old Settlers
Masonic Elections
Grand Lodge
Beats All Records
Pirst
Marquis
Maximo Gomez
Staunton
Richand Times
Secretivy Shaw
Joe” Cannon
Chicago Record- Herald
Tom Lawson
Lawson
Colorado Springs Gazette
Togo
Knox
Chicago Post
Knoxville Journal-Tribune
Alexander- Hyde
Wall Street
Mephistopheles
Ogo
Okino Island
Boston Herald
Adolphus
His Bride
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