Sensational Damages Suit Involving Mrs Dunphy And Cousin
New York A dramatic $100,000 damages suit is filed by H Frank Drugan against Mrs Emily Dunphy alleging a cousin romance and assault at the Ansonia hotel. The defendant denies all claims and cites 200 letters as part of her defense.
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New York
Young Wragan
Willsidei
Drothehood
Son Jr. Dunphy
Xonkers
N. Y
Urugun
St Francis Ravier College
Dragan
Ansonia
Emily Barrel
Baltimore
Woodatoce College
Xavier College
Jesuit Fathers
Drugan
Rapid City HoldUp Targets Milwaukee Foreman Tunney
Thomas Tunney railroad foreman for Milwaukee at Scenic was robbed after eleven Friday night by two unknown men. HeExchangeed a Milwaukee check for 60 dollars at Imlay saloon and was beaten and robbed of money and a railroad pass. He was treated by Dr. Jackson after the assault near Sixth and Main streets.
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Wien
Milwaukee
Lunney
Litas Paper
Stewart
John Imlay
Tunney
Pennington County Bank
Imlay
Imsay
Thomas Tunney
Scenic
Main Street
Sixth
Tuneney
Main Streets
Sixth Street
Bon Ton
Ight
Leary
Dr. Jackson
Mines and Mines Prospects Improve at Southern Hill
The Saginaw Mining Company reports completion of a new hoist and ready milling facilities. The 100,000 foot capable hoist sits over a 300 foot shaft with five quartz edges four to eight feet wide. A plan to sink 200 feet more aims to reach richer ore at 400 feet. A diamond drill traced wider ore at 500 feet hinting at larger bodies. The Ivanhoe mill nears completion and belts mine upgrades boost output potential. Standish Smith becomes forest ranger for the Custer district.
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Southern Hill
Saginaw Mining Company
Hos
Custer Chronicle
Rover Lode
Keystone
J. P. Hayes
Jas
Rover
Hayes Brothers
Hopkins
Chas. Evans
Tepee Gulch
Ivanhoe
Belt
James Hopkins
Standish Smith
Custer
Black Hills
Deadwood
Prospecting at Keystone uncovers new gold ledge near Lucky Boy
E C Johnson conducts assessment on Tin Reef Czar and Dolphin claims. At Lucky Boy mine in Keystone, Mr Girard’s development work reveals a new free milling gold ore ledge discovered Tuesday north of the black emit shop. Assay results pending.
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E. C. Johnson
Ppue
Lucky Boy
Keystone
M. Girard
Girard
Keystone Recorder
Seminole wolfrain mine near Keystone shows rich tungsten ore
The Seminole wolfrain mine west of Keystone was struck this week. Ore is rich in tungsten with high content. W. Christiernsson, half owner, has a force drifting from a former working to the ledge and plans a small mill. He hopes to form a stock company for larger development.
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Keystone
Seminole Wolfrain
Black Hills
W. &. Christiernsson
Christiernsson
Orm
Mr. Kstlernsaon
Boxing and sports notes tease big future moves across leagues
Kitty Bransfield named tele manager for Milwaukee club. Bill Squires knocked out headline. Promoters plot Al Kaufman vs Marvin Heart bout. Penn State chases Patsy Flaherty. Hub coach hunt for Patsy. Tim Flood eyed as St Paul manager. Cobb to lead Atlanta Journal sports section Sunday. Two Boston clubs opening. Chelsea bellows lively hub scene. Mobile club navigates league switch. Union Baseball league to include Manhattan and Brooklyn with Atlantic grounds and Bronx Oval lease. Cantillon’s season impact. if Washington sinks, ex major leaguer might guide Joseph. Elbows McFadden vows to stop Murphy or Nelson in 20 rounds. Boston youngsters eye Barrett spot. knee permitting, he star at left end. Spring Valley fans raise 5000 for Papke vs Kelly.
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Kitty” Bransfield
Milwaukee
Bill Squires
Hot Springs
al Kaufman
Marvin Heart
Pennsylvania State College
Patsy Flaherty
Tim Flood
Conway
Toronto
St. Paul
Ty Cobb
Atlanta Journal
Boston
Chelsea
Union Baseball League
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx Oval
New Yorkers
Joe Cantillon
Washington
Joseph
Eibows
McFadden
Tommy Murphy
Nelson
Jimmy Barrett
Boston Americans
Jim
Lefiend
Spring Valley
Bill Papke
Hugo Kelly
Billy Myer
Kelly and Papke Draw In Ten Round Milwaukee Bout
Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Billy Papke of Spring Valley Illinois fought ten fast rounds to a draw before the Badger Athletic club in Milwaukee. Kelly led early with knockdowns and exchanges while Papke mounted a late rally to force the even score.
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Kelly
Papke
Pugs
Milwaukee
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Billy Papke
Spring Valley
Illinois
Badger Athletic Club
Adams Arrested for Murder in Spokane Hearing
Spokane, December. Steve Adams, twice tried for the murder of Freed Tyler, was discharged yesterday and immediately re arrest ed by Sheriff Fitzpatrick of Telluride Colorado for the murder of Arthur Call ing in 1904 in that city. He will be taken to Colorado at once.
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Adams
Spokane
Wash
Steve Adams
Tyler
Kathdrum
Fitzpatrick
Telluride
Colo
Arthur
Colorado
Opera season coats and hats in pale broadcloth lace and fur
Fashion notes describe opera coats and capes in pale broadcloth lined with satin and trimmed with ermine. Tea gowns feature gauze, chiffon and crystal embroidery with empire silhouettes and fur borders. Jewelry includes diamond brooches and tiny ring watches, with new gloves belts and stockings in varied colors and intricate embroidery.
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York
New York
India
White Ribboners Convene at Nashville Convention
The W C T U met for its thirty fourth national convention in Nashville Tennessee with opening remarks by Lillian M W Stevens. The program began November 8 with welcome by officials and a report showing over 16000 new members in the past year. Sunday featured white ribbon speakers and a discussion by General A S Daggett on the sale of liquor in army canteens.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lillian M. WN
Stevens
A. S. Daggett
United States Army
Temperance talk at convention advocates further abstinence measures
Speakers urged temperance expansion in the United States and South Dakota. Arguments cited liquor availability in army canteens and ecountered opium dangers in the Orient. A Kentucky speaker favored county option as a step toward prohibition and plans for the 1908 Denver national convention were discussed.
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United States
South Dakota
Denver
Paper Costs Rise As Forests Face Strain Across States
The article notes publishers raise Middle West subscriptions by five percent to cover higher paper costs. It details pulpwood use since 1890, dominance of spruce, shifting leaders like poplar and hemlock, and rising import reliance. New York consumes over a million cords annually, pulp prices surge, and mechanical processing gains over chemical methods.
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Middle West
New York
Maine
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Ohio
Oregon
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Canada
Forest Service
Census
United States
Washington
Watertown District Rep Represented Across South Dakota
A report from Watertown dated December 1 notes widespread statewide representation as district representatives are noted across South Dakota in various localities. The dispatch highlights broad regional involvement and ongoing statewide engagement.
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South Dakota
Trachers
Watertown
South Dakota Educators Meet With Noted Speakers
Delegates gather for the annual South Bates Educational association conference in this state. Governor Crawford and many prominent educators from Clark University Aberdeen normal school Huron college Mitchell University Madison Madison lead discussions.
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South Bates Educational Association
Sions
Associated School Boards
South Dakota
Crawford
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
George W
Aberdeen Normal School
H. French
Huron College
A. Warfield
Mitchell Univer
Robert Mathewson
Broings College
Madison
C. M. Young
Million
A. A. McDowald
Sioux Falls
A.H. Bigelow
F. L. Cook
Spa
Fish Normal
Bold Deadwood Hoboe Plot to Rob Family Liquor Store
Deadwood police report that felons including the tough "Frenchie" planned to rob the Family Liquor store at an early hour. Witnesses say a gun threat to guard the bartender and a back room raid were discussed. the register held about $200. Frenchie was fined for drunkenness and warned to leave town.
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Deadwood
O. H. Anderson
Ting
Jin
Ander
Nahanterday
Kansas Republicans indorse Taft for president at 1906 caucus
The Kansas Republican state central committee endorsed Secretary of War William H. Taft for U S president. Delegates called for a March 4 primary nominating method while opposing a general primary. Supporters praised Taft and urged Republicans in other states to note Kansas' stance.
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Republican Committee
Topeka
Kan
Repul
Mulvane
W. Y. Morgan
Aman Moore
Kansas
William H. Taft
United States
Alabama Ends Liquor Sales Under State Prohibition Act
Alabama enforces a statewide ban on liquor sales as the prohibition law takes effect today. The act closes saloons at 8 pm in Mobile and Montgomery and 6 pm in smaller towns, banning on premise sale and delivery across the state.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Montomery
Hurricane at Vancouver Inland Strikes Coast
A powerful inland hurricane hit the Vancouver area causing widespread damage on the west coast. News reports say thousands of giant trees were blown down and several structures were wrecked. At least one person is injured as the storm ferociously affects the Vancouver region.
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Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
Bros
Grinnell Held at Liberty Over Irish Cattle Raid Urging
In Dublin police report nationalist member Grinnell remains at liberty as authorities pursue charges related to urging a cattle raid. The case concerns an individual linked with the north division of West Meath in Frida court proceedings.
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Grinnell
Liberty
Dublin
Ireland
Dee
Low Grinnell
O' Liament
North
Divigen
West
Meath
Conview
Frida ‘Hn
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Min Couwn
New Xorne Fastenavie
H. Frank Drugan
Rapid City
Southern Hills Mining
B. S. Bunch
Hulett
Wyo
Taft
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