Vigilance Committee Forms to Fight Horse Thieves in County
In Oct 28 report a vigilante group of farmers organized to protect themselves from a horse rustling band. Two horses were shot, one man wounded, and two captured after an ambush. Leaders Joe Baker and James Walton of the band reportedly killed. Mil and Walton wounded. authorities in Clark and Sanborn counties have previously pursued them.
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Endow
Mitter
Joe Baker
James Walton
Ben
el Mil
Walton
Clarke Sanborn
Bonci to SAIL FROM ERBOURG FOR U S TOUR
Prominent tenor Alessandro Bonci will depart from Erbrorg aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm I today and begin a concert tour through Den to New York. He opens the season at the Metropolitan Opera House on November 16 with Puccini's Villì, after adding English and German songs to his repertoire.
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Bonci
New. York
Alessandro Bonci
Erbotrg
Den
New
New York
Onel
Villa
Bologna
Tuscan
Appennines
Mit
Metropoli Opera House
Warm Ovation for Fourth Navy Officers Wedding in Sturgis
On a Friday evening in Sturgis Oct 27 the Fort Meade field band led a street procession down Main Street. Cavalry, decorated wagons, and ten mules carried officers and wives of the Fourth Navy as crowds cheered for Lt Cole and his eastbound bride. Fireworks and music punctuated a grand welcome and reception at the fort.
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Turgis
Ft. Meadempet Corps
Fourth Navy
Cole
Sturgis
Main Street
E Fort
Jail Break Plot Leads to Arrests in Mitchell
Mitchell police report arrest of Art Voorheeers and Clinton Bader on charges of breaking into a jail. They allegedly sought a stolen quote from sheriff stored at a blind pig joint. Prisoners testified to the plan and that Voorheers and Bader promised liberty in exchange for cooperation.
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Mitchell
Art Voorheeers
Clinton Bader
Voortes &Ler
New Danish Minister Arrives in Washington
Count Von Koktke, the new Danish minister, arrived in Washington today and will assume duties immediately. Bryan expresses confidence about carrying New York and believes prospects are bright for the nation.
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Washington
Count von Koktke
Bryan
New York
Indiana Campaign Speaker Draws Large Hartford City Crowd
Ker continued his invasion of Indiana and spoke to a large crowd here this morning as part of his campaign in the state.
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Indiana
Hartford City
Ind
Ker
Returned from California to Lead by Custer Chronicle editor
Kuebler, editor of the Custer Chronicle and longtime Hills journalist, visited Lead after a coast trip. He praises the Black Hills as a home. warns San Francisco and Los Angeles labor markets differ, and predicts a Taft Republican win in Custer County. He plans to return soon after a brief visit with friends.
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Kuebler
Custer Chronicl
Daily Call
Custer Chronicle
Hills
Black Hills
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Kweb
Custer
William
Custer County
Taft
Lead
Deadwood
Old Pioneer
Southern Hills
Nomen Leaders Go to Jail in Suffragette Case
London October 27 Mrs and Miss Pankhurst and Mrs Drummond leaders of the suffragette movement were ordered by Bow Street officials to find sureties or keep peace for a year. In default they faced three months for Mrs Pankhurst and Mrs Drummond and ten weeks for Miss Pankhurst. The magistrate refused to hear fifty defense witnesses as Miss Pankhurst spoke.
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London
Miss Pankhurst
Drummond
House of Commons
Bow Street
Monument Unveiling for Benjamin Harrison Draws Cabinet Members
A large Indianapolis crowd gathered for the Benjamin Harrison monument unveiling on October 27. Cabinet members of the former president spoke, with Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks delivering the principal address. Governor Hanly and Mayor Bookwalter accepted the statue for Indiana and Indianapolis, respectively, in University Park near the federal building.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
Charles W. Fairbanks
Harrison Monument Committee
I. Frank Hanly
Charles A. Bookwalter
University Park
United States Federal Building
Steamer Yartmouth Lost with 23 Crewmen
London reports confirm the steamer Yartmouth was lost in the North Sea with the entire crew of twenty three men. Relieved to have confirmation of the tragedy after earlier brief notices.
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London
Yartmouth
North Sea
Freight Fire Wipes Out Fifteen Cars in Missouri Report
Fire today destroyed fifteen freight cars filled with merchandise on the Mobile and Ohio railroad tracks in St. Louis Missouri. The blaze disrupted rail service and caused extensive material loss with no injuries reported.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Death at Annie Woods Place Myrtle Thornton Ends Life
Myrtle Thornton, an inmate at Annie Woods’ North Bleeker street house, drank heavily and took carbolic acid in her room after being urged to stay inside. Found unconscious, she died within an hour as doctors and a coroner concluded heart failure likely caused by the poisoning. Her Oklahoma family was informed but has not replied. the remains await their decision on burial.
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Myrtle Thornton
Annie Woods
North Bleeker Street
Thornton
Oklahoma
Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Omaha and South Omaha
Receipts were moderate with a demoralized trade and a week long price decline for beef cattle. Best beef steers sold around 4.50 to 5.25, while cows and heifers brought 3.50 to 3.75 in limited supply. Killing sheep showed slight declines, but feeders stayed firm with rising early trade and prices for lambs, yearlings, and ewes listed.
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Omaha
South Omaha
C. L. Christian
Kirtley
Wye
An Old Romance Hearts Bridge In Rosalia Marriage
Spokane man I A Brockway, once a widower and wealthy, marries Miss Mary Oswalt of Chicago at his Rosalia home. The romance began when Oswalt nursed Brockway through illness during the yellow fever era in Vicksburg Mississippi.
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Spokane
Wash
Mary Oswalt
Chicago
I. A. Brockway
Rosalia
Rey I. N. Smith
Congregational Church
Brockway
Vicksburg
Misa
Miss Oswalt
Young Brackway
Spokane Bride Reignites 20 Year Old Western Romance
Brockway, now married to a prior wife who died leaving a child, tracks down Miss Oswalt in Chicago after learning she remains single. He pleads for a reunion, rekindling a romance that began twenty years earlier and leads to their wedding after she visits the West followin a prior life pattern and personal separations.
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Brockway
Imocu
Spokane
Vicksburg
Miss Oswalt
Remarkable Bigamy Tale Reveals Brooklyn Family Web
Mrs. Davis Seidel of 856 Grand Street Brooklyn seeks divorce amid a tangled case of four admitted bigamies within one family. She married George Longeill Sr after he had two wives living and later wed his son George Longeill Jr while still married to him. Ada Longeill, daughter by the elder George, married the younger George, who then took Ada as wife while also fathering children through other unions. The saga expands as Seidel left her for the young wife of her son and William Longeill married a French Canadian woman. All involved are active in Brooklyn churches.
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New York
Davis Seidel
Grand Street
Brooklyn
Jersey City
George
William
Ada
Theodore
Sarah
Lions Born In Lewiston Stir Barnes Jungle Menagerie
Three cub lions born near Spokane in Lewiston Idaho are being fed from a bottle after the母 birth. The lioness seems unaware of the loss and the cubs rest in a box behind a stove at A G Barnes home. The cubs drink warm milk through a rubber tube and thrive under Barnes care despite expected difficulties in captivity. Barnes reports little trouble with other animals including camels and tigers.
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Spokane
Wash
Lewiston
Idaho
A. G. Barnes
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Taft Bryan to Speak in Syracuse Amid Busy Campaign
New York Oct 29 Taft and Bryan will meet in Syracuse tonight for rival speeches as both campaigns mobilize in the east. Debs Chafin and Watkins also conduct activities in the battleground region while cabinet members tour Republican gatherings nearby. A separate trolley project from Rapid City to Vale Grand Fort Meade Sturgis proposes a Valleyridge route to spur irrigation and connect Hills markets with Rapid City and Lead.
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Taft
Bryan
Syracuse
New York
Allen B. Parker
Mr. Taft
Debs
Chafin
Prohibition Arty
Watkins
Independent Party
Rapid City
Vale—Grand
Fort Meade
Sturgis
Irriga District
Railrus
Rig City
Vale
Fort Mi
Maki
Deadwood
Lead
Clgo
Chicago
Cleaver
Hus
Promi
Yale
Rapid
Tal
C Dent
Sale Planned for Crouch Line in Circuit Court
Judge McGee approved C. O. Bailey's petition for a sale order of the Crouch Line with January 15 set as the sale date. Upset price reduced to 75000 plus mechanics liens. bidders may include eastern buyers and local receivership creditors forming the Rapid City & Western railroad.
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Circuit Court
McGee
C. O. Bailey
Crouch Line
Rapid City & Western Railroad
Milaukee
Northwestern
Burlington
Bailey
Sioux Falls
Chauncey L. Wood
Charles W. Brown
Rapid Journal
Phillips Family of Bear Lodge Hears They Inherit Millions
Mrs. Phillips, long resident west of Belle Fourche in Bear Lodge, is believed to be an heir to the Ross estate in San Francisco once valued at millions. She traveled with her sons to the coast to establish her claim, with other potential heirs including Thomas Cross and Miss Annie Cross in Canada and a California widow.
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Phillips
Hugh Ross
Canada
Modoc
Quebec
Ross
California
Broney
Thomas Cross
Annie Cross
Maxton Canada
Fragmented OCR Summary Card
The readable fragments mention a person and place but lack clear actions or outcomes. The text is too incomplete to establish a definite event, date, or organizational context. Additional readable material is required for a coherent news item.
Letters reveal muddled defense in Hains murder case
New York readers learn from Mrs. Peter C. Hains letters that counter allegations against Capt. Peter Hains and T. Je. Hains in the murder of Kiam E. Annis. The missives describe a night of socializing, drinking, and unclear events, suggesting forged material in the Dear Bil ter correspondence.
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Busines
House
Red Light District
Annie Woods’ Place
Claudia
Peter C. Hains
Peter Hains
T. Je. Hains
Kiam E. Annis
Bil Nia
Tam
Clar
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