Crawford Denounces Mann Speech Against South Dakota Officials
Governor Coe I Crawford defends himself amid a spate of charges linked to land filings in Walworth County. He accuses Congressman Mann and the Kittredge machine of political slander and details his defense to federal officials and in public letters.
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W.A. Richards
Wyoming
General Land Office
Warren
Kittredge
Richards
Arenes
Ren
Ebese
Oka Gene Bere
Crawford
Congress
Mann
Congress Chicago
Railroad Machine
C. H. Burke
Committee On Interstate Commerce
House
Burke
Martin
Congressional
United States
Ington
Manin Awards
Dakota
South Dakota
Jon Ie
Washington, D. C
Congressional Record
Interior Department
Agressman
McEntry
Coe I. Crawford
Pierre
O. S. Crawford
Wal County
J. Crawford
Harry C. Lampe
Floyd Valentine
Julian W. Blount
Thomas H. Thompson
Aaa
O'Brian
Seeel C
Lampe
Toya Valentine
Thames
Coe Irehobes
Walworth
Valentine
Lompson
A. Toma
Ford
Walworth County
Ram Gee
Cravdan
Huron
Crawford Cattle Company
Julian W
Blount
H. D
A. B. Fairbank
Notary Public
Oge
Thomas J. Thompson
Coe I. Crawfor
Julian Blount
Harry Lampe
Mr. Crawford
Tom Roberts
Senator Kittredge
Congressman Mann
Huron Journal-World
Illinois
United States Court
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
South A
Jugglery and justice in state tax and appropriations
Speaker rails at alleged extravagant levies by the Elrod administration and the legislature. He cites state tax figures from 1903 to 1907, argues against alleged theft, defends funding for charities and state institutions, and praises lawmakers who supported the general appropriation bill as a necessary measure.
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Rey
Elrod Administra
Elrod
Elrod A
State Board
Rdt of Charities
Penitentiary
Reform School
Deaf Mute School
School For the Blind
Board of Charities
Board of Regents
State Normal Ool
Agricultural College
University At
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Pierre
Protest Against Alleged Fraud in Homestead Entry Cancellation
A letter from a U S citizen protests the cancellation of a homestead entry as unfounded fraud. He argues he lawfully filed it, asserts two grand juries found no indictment, and condemns public dissemination of unproven accusations while noting government procedures and civil rights.
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General Land Office
Washington, D. C
United States
Utter
Lee Defeat Irony and Retreat in Civil War Reflections
The account recalls General Lee near Sailor Creek and the Danville road retreat as Union pressure forced defection from planned lines. It cites Lee’s uncertain prospects, modest pride in his troops, and contemporaries confirming his famed remarks on their fighting power and matching minutely measured calculations.
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Sailor Creek
Mr. Davis
Lino
Danville Road
Sheri
Burkville
Lynchburg
Lee
Manassas
Sharpsburg
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
John S. Wise
Circle Magazine
Witty Judge Noah Davis Remembered For Humor And Justice
The late Hon. Noah Davis, famed for sentences on Boss weed, is hailed as a noble western New York jurist. Orleans county honors him as a distinguished son, a fair minded judge with humor, a reader writer and poet whose spontaneous wordplay during a Niagara circuit ejectment trial showcased his sharp mind.
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Noah Davis
Boss Weed
New York
Orleans County
Reiady
Niagara
Davis
Reali Wall
A Bowl of Bitter Tea in Central Asia Hospitality
Traveler Mr. Ellsworth Huntington describes central and south central Asia's hospitality in The Pulse of Asia. He recounts tea served in a snowbound village home with a Himalayan tea bowl and improvised dairy additions amid severe poverty and stark living conditions.
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Central
Central Asia
Mr. Ellsworth Huntington
Asia
Yan
Mr. Huntington
Huntington
Fish Spearing by Firelight in Mediterranean Shores
In the Mediterranean a shore scene shows fishermen using a lone forklift like instrument to spear fish at night by firelight. The ancient practice called aux flambeaux remains a rugged livelihood on sunny coasts with makeshift torches and simple nets.
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Mediterranean
Fragmentary note about rooms and a flute sale request
Disjointed lines reference floors and a request to sell a flute. The text shows garbled phrases about meeting someone, self harm, and an unclear sequence of actions. No coherent event or person details are recoverable from the fragment.
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Sean
Ant
Fragmented OCR News Teaser From Philadelphia Ledger
An unreadable OCR segment from the Philadelphia Ledger offers a garbled line about currency and a response from a well known source. Limited readable fragments hint at a financial or travel topic but details remain unclear.
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Cherry
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E. Haley
Cherry County
Sailors Creek
True
Ditto
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Daniel H. McMillan
Buffalo
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Philadelphis Ledger
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