Ranchers indicted in Nebraska land grab scheme
Indictments returned by a federal grand jury allege that Perry Yeast and associates conspired to drive homesteaders from Kinkaid era land in western Nebraska. They allegedly terrorized families, burned homes, and secured Davasher’s forced asylum confinement without counsel or hearing, a case highlighted by an insanity board member’s involvement. The scheme, centered in sandhills valleys near Grant Banner Garden Cherry counties, is described as a major land grabbing attempt drawing attention from the interior department and President Taft.
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Omaha
Nebd
Nebraska
Perry 8
Yeast
Hyannis, Neb
Frank W. Yeast
Leslie JB. Ballinger
M. ©. Hubbell
Emil Anderson
Wilmot Z. 1
Harry Sutton
Boone Borne
Harry H. Huff
Huff
Sutton
Ateee
Ingane
Hastings
Neb
Kinkad
Grant, Banner, Garden, Cherry
Sandhills
J. Davasher
George Carpenter
Golda D. Graves
George Babcock
Henry 8. Coulson
Davasher
County Insanity Board
Thio
Taft
Indictments in Land Ownership Case Drop Hint of Surveyor Letter
Special Agents Durham and Neff pursued the case for months. A special grand jury examined the evidence after District Attorney Howell received an unsolicited letter from Willard W. Alt of Garden county claiming the land was owned by the defendants. A government survey rechecked the area and found the homesteaders were legally on the land. The tracts span thousands of acres of grazing land.
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Harry D. Durham
William Neff
Howell
Willard W. Alt
Garden County
Land Opening Sparks Fights and Rumors in Kalispell
Kalispell, Nov. 6. Reports of fights surround the opening of Flathead Indian lands. A dispute over a 40 acre Dayton tract erupted near the land office this morning. Four score have filed on lands. Frank Masterson, from Dayton, rushed to Kalispell in under two hours, entering a quarrel with a rival claimant. Unverified reports say trouble may spread in days ahead with up to 15 claimants per tract.
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Kalispell
Flathead
Love Loves Mrs Love Weds Again in Sheridan
A year after Clara A. Love divorced Claude F. Love for non support they renewed their relationship and recently married again in Sheridan Wyoming. Wyoming law bans remarriage within a year but allows exceptions when divorced spouses reconcile and adjust differences.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Clara A. Love
Claude F. Love
Love
Wyoming
Dirigible City of Cardiff Lands for Repairs Near Douai
The dirigible balloon City of Cardiff, en route from London to Paris, landed at Corbehem near Douai today due to a broken tube. Repairs were begun and the voyage to Paris to be completed later today.
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Paris
Cardiff
London
Corbehem
Douai
Roosevelt to Speak at Hanna's Town Tonight
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Chicago and toured the city this morning. He did not address the crowd and departed for Toledo on a special train. He will campaign with stops along the Lake Shore route and deliver a night speech in Cleveland.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Toledo
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Ohio
Coloradoan Finds Gold in a Posthole
Montrose Colorado man P H Smith owner of a clothes cleaning shop uncovered a small wooden box while digging a posthole in his barnyard. The box contained 176 in gold and currency plus several rings. No clue explains how the money and jewelry were buried and no local robberies have been reported recently.
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Montrose
Colo
Smith
Car Harbor Auto Ban Upheld In Bar Harbor
Augusta Me Nov 6 Bar Harbor will continue to get along without motor cars as the supreme court Justice William P Whitehouse in a rescript declared the Car Harbor automobile exclusion bill passed last year constitutional The bill had support from New York Boston and Philadelphia residents with summer homes at Bar Harbor but faced opposition from some permanent residents
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Augusta
Bar Harbor
Supreme Court
William P. Whitehouse
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
We must sin Orst the Mitte girl answered
A fragmentary line from a historical page presents a partial quote about moral error and a named speaker or character. The readable portion shows a girl identified as Mitte answering with a concise, provocative phrasing that hints at a broader discussion or narrative.
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Orst
New fashion hat debuts at horse show with Mexican crown
A Mandarin blue silk hat with a tall Mexican crown and wide sombrero brim is shown on a model. It features black chantilly net, a chantilly scarf tied in back, dark blue velvet ribbon pleating, and a dull gold cord ornament with tassels. It is among new models unveiled for the event.
A Southern Colonel Curses A Rude Correspondent
Pittsburg Press describes a fiery old Southern colonel enraged by a letter from a “low split of a parison” and dictating a pointed remark to his stenographer, a lady, who cannot transcribe his feelings. He finally drafts a polite denial that the recipient will understand.
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Pittsburg
Stirring Times Fifty Years Ago Remembered
Washington recalls the 1860 election and Lincoln’s victory on November 6 1860. The nation faced Buchanan’s message about secession rights and coercion, South Carolina’s secession ordinance, and the march toward Civil War in early 1861.
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Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Buchanan
South Carolina
Rangers Begin Planting Seeds in Black Hills
Supervisor Kelleter and rangers started planting over 27,000 pounds of pine seed from a recent purchase. Seeds are sent to various parts of the Hills and other national forests. a portion remains for local planting. The pine is yellow pine, the only variety grown in the Black Hills and notably hardy there.
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Kelleter
Black Hills
Robbery at Daniel's Jewelry Store in Broad Daylight
In Kansas City at noon today three bandits entered Daniel's jewelry store in the business district overpowered the clerk and stole several hundred dollars worth of property. They escaped and later held up several pedestrians attempting to intervene.
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Kansas City
Daniel
Pinchot Endorses Hitchcock for Senate in Conservation Stand
Gifford Pinchot former forester telegraphed from Indianapolis to G M Hitchcock endorsing his Senate candidacy. Pinchot praised Hitchcock for supporting conservation while a congressman, stating the endorsement reflects that stance.
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Omaha
Neb
Gifford Pinchot
Indianapolis
G. M. Hitchcock
Senate
San Antonio International Fair Opens in 15 Day Exhibit
San Antonio Texas November 6 Governor Campbell opened the San Antonio International Fair at noon. The event will run for fifteen days and features livestock agricultural and industrial exhibits from many parts of Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Private Falls to be tried in U S court here
Cheyenne Wyoming November 5 Private Falls hospital corps who shot and killed Private Faulkner Ninth cavalry will be tried in the United States court here.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Falls
Hospital Corps
Faulkner
Ninth Cavalry
United States
Wireless Telegraph Used in Oregon Orchard
F Weldman who owns a 40 acre apple orchard near Hood River uses a wireless telegraph setup to stay connected with his fruit ranch during the year. The orchard, developed by Mr Weiden and his sons, inspired the family to rig stations at home and on their car during a vacation visit to the ranch.
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Portland
Ore
Noy
Hood River District
F. Weldman
Weiden
Ethes
Chicagoan shoots wife and infant son then kills self
Chicago on November 3 reports John Sakanina aged 36 shot and killed his wife and infant son before taking his own life after a separation. Local authorities confirm the tragedy occurred in the home.
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Chicago
John Sakanina
It Takes A Jong To See Who Will Try This
A playful line about friends hesitating to attempt something new. It hints at social hesitation and the challenge of getting peers to participate. The phrase suggests humor and group dynamics without detailing any event or outcome.
Wolf Hunting Club Founder Sees Wolves Return Plan
Dr. Daniel Stidworthy of Homer Nebraska says the Homer Wolf Hunting Club, once disbanded for aging members, may reform as wolves grow scarce again. He recalled the famed "old musical pack" and notes deer hunts with brother Dr. Geo Stidworthy in the Black Hills after visiting Viborg South Dakota.
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Daniel Stidworthy
Homer
Nebraska
Sioux City
Stidworthy
Free dental clinic to serve Portland public school children
Pupils in Oregon public schools will receive dental care funded by the city similar to health inspections. A free dental clinic will open in City Hall, with dentists examining all children in grades below seven. Those needing work who cannot pay will have treatment provided at no cost, with initial exams by November 30 followed by clinic operations.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
City Health Board
Famous Artist Sees Chicago City Flaws Yet Stockyards Shine
J Pennell, famed painter, contrasts post fair Chicago with its present ugliness. He notes Michigan Avenue beauty but filthy cross streets and polluted views from the Illinois Central looming smokestacks. He visits stockyards where even the chauffeurs fear the worst but finds the yards surprisingly clean and the cowhands comparable to Spanish cavaliers.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
It Is Better to Make an Excuse Than Blame the Innocent
A brief aphorism arguing that deflecting fault onto the innocent is worse than offering a justification. The saying cautions leaders and readers against misplacing blame. It emphasizes accountability and caution in assigning responsibility.
Insane Women Escape From Manttona Asylum
The report notes an escape of a large group of inmates from Manttona Asylum during a three starting penk. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but authorities are pursuing the escapees and local shelters have been alerted.
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Manttona Asylum
Six hundred inmates escape fire at Brandon asylum
In Brandon Manitoba on November 5 six hundred inmates fled from the government insane asylum after a fire started in the kitchen by mentally disturbed women playing with matches. The blaze caused about half a million in losses and left inmates enduring severe cold.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Government Insane Asylum
Scalded to Death in Wyo Child's Bathing Mishap
In Lovell Wyoming on November 5 a three year old boy, son of Robert Moncur Jr., was scalded to death after removing a drain plug from a washing machine tub. A stream of boiling water flowed over him, boiling the skin from his body in an unusual accident.
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Lovell, Wyo
Robert Moncur, Jr
Why Men Wear Black in Daily Life
A compact essay argues black clothing signals negative impressions. It notes four types who wear black as rogues, overweight men, undertakers, and grieving individuals, claiming black appears depressing and aging. The piece cites Edmund Russell from Good Housekeeping and contrasts it with light overcoats drawing warmer interest in street encounters and business.
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London
Edmund Russell
Good Housekeeping
Lost fortune drives man to suicide in boarding house
St. Louis report says Charles W. Eggar aged 29 of Columbus Ohio swallowed carbolic acid and was found dead in a boarding house. He had just lost a fortune in a bad investment and leaves a wife and child.
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St. Louis
Charles W. Eggar
Columbus
Janitor dies after fall at Redfield College stairs
Francis Schuman, janitor at Redfield College, fell in the basement stairs and struck his head near a furnace, dying at the scene. Coroner Potter will hold an inquest tonight to determine the cause of death.
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Redfield
Francis Schuman
Redfield College
Potter
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