Chicago storm damage tops long list of items
A jumble of brief items reports storm damages in Chicago at about one million dollars. World events touch Canada and Britain as discussions of governance, markets, and politics ripple through the page. Local crime, fires, and executions are noted, with scattered foreign news from Korea to Europe.
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Standing Rock Sioux Meet Faces Bitter Opposition
At Standing Rock the Sioux Commission met with strong white lobbying as thousands gathered at Sitting Bull's agency. John Grass spoke for the Indians, opposing the proposed treaty and asking pointed questions about Santee benefits, land sale proceeds, and treaty provisions for schooling, while Major Warner defended rights and promises, but Indians remained mostly silent and adjourned to reconvene tomorrow.
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Weather and disaster brief from Worcester and Montana areas
A Worcester Maryland rainstorm devastates crops and disrupts rail service with Purcell’s mill near Snow Hill washed away. In Montana forests blaze from Bowdon to Fort Benton burn camps and a schoolteacher suffers severe injuries. North Pacific track damage occurs but repairs follow. A Pittsburgh suit seeks damages from South Fork dam break owners over the Johnstown flood.
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Five Suspects in Cronin Murder Case Arraigned
July 20 in Carcaso five men charged with complicity in the murder of Dr. Cronin-Coughlin Beggs Woodruff and Kuntz were arraigned in Judge Dorton's court. Pleaded not guilty. Motions to quash indictments and for venue changes were heard with a decision postponed to tomorrow.
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Mellette Delegation Scramble Amid South Dakota Convention
Watertown residents crowded the county convention seeking a place on the state delegation for Mellette. Delegates debated endorsements for Mellette for governor, praised Harrison and Mellette administrations, and discussed relief donations from M. J. McCormack to the needy.
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Burke Extradition and Grand Forks Convention Report
A full court upheld Burke’s extradition to Chicago after a Winnipeg dispatch says he will be brought back in a guarded special car. Grand Forks delegates were chosen for a Republican state convention, backing Gay Corlis and Bray, with Allen favored for governor. A featherweight title fight in San Francisco ended without a clear winner as the bout was halted and declared a draw after fatigue and injuries.
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Tadlann Tale From Hidden Timber Rail Site
Fragmentary OCR text references a location called Hiventon and mentions fallen workers and property issues. Limited readable names and ambiguous events prevent a clear main outcome, but the piece implies injuries or deaths and land or timber concerns with referenced individuals and groups.
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