Columbia Mining Company Promotes Keystone Prospect
Columbia Mining Company officials T R Griffith and J A Bolander visited Rapid City inviting local investors to inspect Keystone grounds. The firm, incorporated 1909 with 600,000 shares, reports rich ore in its vein with values $8 to $160 per ton, and plans a new modern mill to replace an aging 10 stamp mill after milled ore totals 580 tons.
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Columbia Company
T. R. Griffith
J. A. Boland
Columbia Mining Company
Keystone
Rapid City
South Dakota
Capital
Columbia
Tycoon
Rapid City Journal
Railroad tension sparks Burlington move in Belle Fourche area
The Northwest Post notes Jim Hill’s $600,000,000 mortgage and $3,000,000 recording in North Dakota hint at major railroad expansion. It urges the Belle Fourche Commercial Club to press Burlington for competitive freight rates and possible westward routing, with attention to lines near Vale, Spearfish, St Onge, and irrigated projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Vallery
Snoma
Pete
Jim Hill
Burlington
North Dakota
Commercial Club
Belle Fourche
Missouri River
Vale
Spearfish
St. Onge
Northwest Post
Unclear Historical Note From Chicago Medical Infirmary
Fragmentary OCR text references a Chicago infirmary and university departments. It mentions Eas Infirmary, University of Wisconsin Medical Department, and Dependenty Lecove, with scattered place names like Dundwoed and Limos. No coherent event or names emerge to form a full item.
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Howse Sargeon
Eas Infirmary
Chicago
Gradustalol Universe of
Wisconsin
Medical Department Univerity of
Limos
Cutler Named Smith Head of Utah Idaho Beet Sugar Interests
Washington report states Thomas R. Cutler told a sugar trust investigating committee he suggested Joseph F. Smith, leader of Mormonism, be named head of the Utah and Idaho beet sugar interests, a proposal Henry Havemeyer later adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas R. Cutler
Sugar Trust Investigating Committee
Joseph F. Smith
Utah
Idaho
Henry Havemeyer
Odin Haimester Dies By Own Action At Franklin Hotel
Newell banker found with bullet through heart shortly before noon after hotel house keeper reported a locked room. Police described the incident as a suspected suicide in a Franklin Hotel room.
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Newell
Bank cashier Odin Hameister dies by suicide in Deadwood
Odin C Hameister cashier of the Northwest State Bank at Newell was found dead in his Franklin hotel room in Deadwood with a .32 caliber automatic pistol. Coroner Holvey and Deputy Sheriff Harper led the inquest. shortages were rumored in his books after a transfer from Newell. Hameister, about 25, was a Rapid City native with deep local ties and was unmarried.
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Northwest Bank
Newell
Hamelster
Rapid City
Holvey
Odin C. Hamiester
Franklin
Captain Medberry
Baker
Hamelater
Northwestern
Deadwood
Mr. Hameister
Hameister
T. J. Holvey
Load
Sheriff's Office
Harper
Schulte Undertaking Company
Pennington County State Bank
Pennington County Bank
Northwest State Bank
State Bank
Madison
Odin C. Mhame
Taft-Cary Hold Up a Horse? Cat Hatches Four Chickens
Westfield New Jersey reports Mountainside resident Thomas Tappin claims his cat Barney hatched four healthy chicks from a deserted hen’s nest in the corn house. The family, including a Baptist Sunday school teacher, is astonished by the four day old brood and plans to send the feline and chicks to Washington once they are old enough. Representative William B. Tittle Jr. is told of the event.
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Sat
Taft—Cary
Westfield
N. J
New York Times
Mountainside
Thomas Tappin
Tappin
Liberty Corner Union Chapel
C Hicks
Mr. Tappin
Barney
Seechrist Opens Low Fairfield Cherry Market Record
Sellagrove dispatch reports Ammon Seechrist, famed for delivering the earliest cherries to market, arriving 16 minutes late due to a horse spooked by carp leaping in shallow water along Middle Creek. He calmed the horse, secured the catch, and reached Philadelphia Record with his landmark cherry opening distinction intact.
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Sellagrove
Philadelphia
Marcet
Ammon
Seechrist
Middle Creek
Seehrist
Thun
Seeherist
Lowel
Indian Gathering at Milbank Soon
One of the year’s great Indian gatherings in South Dakota and adjoining states will be held July 4 and 5 on the South Dakota side of Lake Traverse. Indians from the Sisseton reservation and western Minnesota will attend, with thousands expected. The event features ball games and horse races as part of an elaborate Fourth of July celebration.
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Milbank
South Dakota
Lake Traverse
Sisseton Reservation
Minnesota
Pertinent Points of Fashion and Finance Nonsense
A quirky clipped piece notes that talking machines aren t all sold in stores and heavy compliments function as weaponry for sly highwaymen. It mocks revised downwards coats and perfect gowns, laments fashion plates, and jokes about charitable cuts. It closes on loan needs haunting pocketbooks and colored glasses.
Women and philanthropy and new Puerto Rico court appointees
Mrs Eastman donates 30000 to Dartmouth in memory of her husband, a longtime trustee and NH Supreme Court justice. Mrs Park of Brooklyn speaks on day and night courts, while Mrs Sage contributes 15000 to Audubon work in the South. Antisuffrage rhetoric resurfaces with cites to Root Butler and Abbott. Mrs Dubois denounces marital fault as root of unhappy marriages. Jessie Adler, NYU Law graduate and NAWSA official, is noted for her legal training and current role. Four young women are named to Porto Rico court posts by Judge Jenkins, with salaries listed for Colburn, Colburn, Lulu, Nimmon, and Coburn.
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Jane Eastman
Dartmouth College
Allen Eastman
College
Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Mire
Margaret H. Park
Brooklyn
Mrs. Park
Women's Club of
Porto Rica
John I. Jenkins
Federal Court
Milas Laoule Colburn
Misa Nellie Colburn
San Joan
Mina Lulu
Ponce
Mins
Mary Nimmon
Mayaguez
Mire Coburn
Craft National Body President Named at Chicago Meet
Mire Marshall Frank Craft of South Dakota was chosen president of the National Association of State Fire Marshals for the coming year at the organization’s national meeting in Chicago. The selection was announced during the June 24 event.
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8. D
South Dakota
Mire Marshall Frank Craft
National Association
First Woman Joins Trinity College Dublin Teaching Staff
Constantine Maxwell becomes the first woman elected to the Trinity College Dublin teaching staff as professor of modern history. A recent graduate, she won a gold medal in history and political science, leading a class of over 40 where she was the sole woman and achieved moderatorship as her initial goal.
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Constantine Hwizanern Maxwell
Trinity College
Dublin
Europe
Cubs New Catcher Peaches Graham Aims for Top Status
Chicago June 24 Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs says Peaches Graham, acquired from Boston Nationals in a trade, may become the country’s greatest catcher in a year. Chance praises his throwing accuracy to second and his value as a coach for young pitchers, with no superior among catchers.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
Cubs
Peaches Graham
Boston Nationale
Chance
Peaches
Asw
Not quantity that counts says a blockhead is equal
A terse reflection on value over volume, suggesting wisdom or merit comes from substance not size or number, with a wry observation that minimal effort can still carry the same weight as much more.
Unclear Question About Giving a Vacation
The input text poses a vague query about who conceived the idea of giving a vacation to his wife. No readable facts, names, dates, or events are present to summarize into a factual news item.
Scandinavian festival opens in Sioux Falls with thousands attending
Sioux Falls South Dakota June 4 The annual meeting and festival of the Tronderlaget a Scandinavian national organization began here today and will continue over tomorrow The attendance includes several thousand members from South Dakota North Dakota Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and other states
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Sioux Falls
Tronderlaget
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dartmouth College Commencement Week Highlights
Hanover N H June 24 Many visitors gather for Dartmouth College commencement week events. The program opens tomorrow with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev Charles Jefferson of Broadway Tabernacle New York City. Monday is class day Tuesday alumni day and Wednesday features the graduation exercises.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Charles Jefferson
D. D
Broadway Tabernacle
New York City
Extraordinary advantages offered by State Normal School Spearfish
Pupils of all ages and all levels admitted in Training School or Normal Department. Certificates issued by South Dakota law with progression from two to life certificates, for teaching after required time. School expands faculty to 31, increases equipment, strengthens departments, adds books, and offers rooms in the Young Women’s Hall. Applications for catalog, rooms, and information to STATE NORMAL SCHOOL SPEARFISH SOUTH DAKOTA.
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Normal School
Spearfish
South Dakota
America
Menla
State Normal School
Episcopal Convention Elects Delegates in South Dakota
The Eastern and Black Hills deanseries convention of the South Dakota Episcopal missionary district met in Huron June 24 and 25 with about 20 clergy and 30 laymen. Bishop Johnson led Holy Communion, Rev G S Keller was epistler, Rev Robert Daughtery preach, and Rev Mr Tragitt reelected secretary. The Women's Auxiliary met and named delegates to the Duluth conference.
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Huron
Eastern
Black Hills
Missionary District
South Dakota
Episcopal Church
Johnson
Keller
Robert Daughtery
Flandreau
Tragitt
Milbank
Duluth
Mary Peabody
George Biller
Reeves
Montgomery
Mra. Ashley
Peabody
Lynching of Ranchman Suspect Near Cody Sparks Outrage
Charles Sellers, a young ranchman from south of Cody, was abducted from Jack Hutch’s home by four neighbor ranch sons and lynched at a telegraph pole after a raid. Hutch tried to intervene and was repelled with a shotgun. An Inquest led to the arrest of George and Alma Weed, Kenneth Murphy, and Harry Heath, charged with the killing as crowds feared mob action. The defendants were hurried to Valentine by car to avert rescue attempts by friends. all victims hailed from prominent families.
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Cody
Nev
Charles Sellers
Here
Jack Hutch
Hutch
Sellers
Helfers
American Athletes Sail for International Games
A large crowd gathered at the American Line docks to bid farewell to American athletes departing on the steamship St. Paul for the International games in England next month. The team includes top performers from Harvard and Yale, facing a strong Oxford Cambridge track lineup as rivals.
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New York
American Line
St. Paul
England
Harvard
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Fire destroys yard and shops in Aberdeen blaze
About twenty miles east of here a midnight fire caused severe damage to the Independent Lumber and Hardware yard, the J. E. Moffatt shop, Bowles Auto garage, and P. Wall residence. Total loss estimated around 75 000 dollars, insured.
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Aberdeen
Rozon
Here
Independent Lumber and Hardware Company
J. E. Moffatt
Bowles Auto Company
P. Wall
Flynn vows to fight Carl Morris anywhere on earth
Kansas City dispatch reports Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman declares he will fight Carl Morris anywhere and win. Flynn, angered by Mr Ufer's statement about Morris, says Oklahoma is Morris's home turf but is ready to train and meet Morris at any date once scheduled.
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Kansas City
Carl Morris
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Mr. Ufer
Oklahoma
Ufer
Morris
Flynn
Boldiers' Burly Speake Out for Suffering Thousands
A community drive rallies support for relief amid widespread suffering, urging bold action to aid thousands in need. Local organizers call for donations, volunteers, and public awareness to alleviate hardship across the region.
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Team Heat
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Ruth
Ole Peterson
Prop
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Geo. Williams
Williams & Sweet
Law of 0
Fiat National Bank
Mailrder
Lange & Lange
Speia
Rapid City, S. Dak
G. C. Rose
M. D. Opt. G
Sereiind Mo
Etinacipnia Gilgot
Gorse
Joseph Street
Meyers & Son
Bates
States Medical Gal Institute
Fargo Mercantile CO
NEW Gillespie’ Hotel
Hot Springs
Julius H. Johnson
U. S. Land Office
Fort Pierre
Dakota
Taft
Mitchell Mitchell
S. D
Mitchell
Gamble
Ellery
Scotland
Pacific
Crry
Toledy
Lucas Gounrr
J. Cheney
He & Neal
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
County
Cheney, Me
Babe
John H. Martin
Spearfab
Caluntey
Ac Nowe
Cutler
Joe Smith
Odin Hameister
Franklin Hotel
Wan
Russell Sage
National Association of Audubon Societies
Ihs
Elihu Root
Nicholas Murray Butler
Lyman Abbott
Massachusetts
Frederick T. Dubois
United States
National Mothers’ Congress
Denver
Mies
Jessie Adler
National American Woman Suffrage Association
New York University Law School
Women's Law School
Wabash Railroad
Craft Head
Chase
Ead
Sturgis
Sign
Episcopalians
MEERT
Ghkoton Surfrha
Surance
Fylmn
Boldiers
John Lenon
National Sanitarium
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Doan
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
Western Publishers Union
Mae
Eady
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