Bryan to Visit Mitchell for Corn Palace Speech
William Jennings Bryan will visit Mitchell to attend the corn palace event. He will travel from Milwaukee on Saturday the 26th, spend Sunday in Minn lis, depart the Twin Cities Sunday evening, and arrive in Mitchell Monday morning. The concert ends before his speech at Omaha station grounds before about 15,000 people with the city lit by 5,000 electric lights along Main street.
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William Jennings
Mitchell Corn Palace
Bryan
Milwaukee
Minn Lis
Twin Cities
Sender
Mitchell
Omaha Station
Woman Killed in Runaway Near Aberdeen
Mrs. Jobin Breidenbach was killed instantly when a buggy struck railroad rails after a parasol frightened the horse during a drive with her husband. He sustained spinal injuries and was hospitalized.
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Jobin Breidenbach
Aberdeen
Peculiar hunting accident costs life of John Shurger
A Texas wagon party chasing a coyote in a hunting accident loses Jacob Feaster when a reloaded coyote prompts a turn. Feaster falls from the wagon as a loaded gun discharges, striking John Shurger in the face. The team bolts a mile with Shurger dying in the wagon.
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John Shurger
Pga
Jacob Feaster
Feaster
Shurber
Bryant Town Declares Itself State’s Grain Center
The residents of Bryant in Hamlin county pride themselves on being the state's greatest grain market. They note elevators there handled over 100000 bushels of grain in a few days and challenge any town to produce a higher figure.
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Bryant
Hamlin County
Settlers Plan Creameries in Stanley County
Philip and Milesville discuss cooperative creameries as their towns attract attention. Creameries dot the region west of the river, and dry weather is not expected to depopulate the countryside as wheat farming did on the east side of the Missouri in early settlement days.
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Philip
Milesville
Stanley County
Missouri
Fourteen year old girl killed by Sioux Falls street car
Minnie Harum, about fourteen, died after being struck by an electric street car on Phillip avenue at Ninth street. The accident, the first fatality since the railway began operation, occurred as she attempted to cross the intersection.
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Sioux Falls
Minnie Harum
Phillip Avenue
Ninth Street
Banner Yield of Speltz in Southern Stanley County
W. C. Gigg of McClure reports an eight acre speltz yield of 462 bushels in Southern Stanley County, averaging nearly 58 bushels per acre. He seeks any state yield that beats this record.
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W. C. Gigg
McClure
Stanley County
Local Farmer Reports Strong Oat Harvest This Year
The farmer notes oats yield at forty five bushels per acre, a solid result for the region this season.
Diggers Unearth Three Skeletons on Farm
Three skeletons were found three feet underground on Delos Putnam’s Miner county farm while digging a cellar. Rock and ashes were piled around the remains and speculation runs high about the origins and meaning of the discovery.
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Delos Putnam
Miner County
Putnam
Thelma Campbell Slashes Chum In Lead
Thelma Campbell of Lead allegedly slashed her friend Minnie Horsos with a razor in a serious rage. Minnie Horsos required fifty two stitches to close the wounds. Campbell attempted to flee on foot but was captured and jailed.
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Thelma Campbell
Minnie Horsos
Campbell
One Child Dead and Twin in Critical Condition
Ten month old child of J H Johnson of Oldham died within a day. The twin brother is seriously ill and not expected to live. Authorities suspect the milk the infants drank contained poison.
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J. H. Johnson
Oldham
Dirt Roof Collapse Kills Man Near Milesville
Mahlon W. Rickert died when a dirt roof collapsed on an old Joghouse near Milesville in Stanley County. The fatal accident occurred as the structure caved in trapping him beneath debris.
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Mahlon W. Rickert
Milesville
Stanley County
Bank directors push to reopen Cosmopolitan National Bank
Pittsburg dispatch says the Cosmopolitan National Bank directors petition Washington officials to reopen the bank after a Saturday closure by the comptroller. They claim solvency and contest the closure. Receiver Robert Lyons and three government accountants began examining the bank's accounts and expect to report to the comptroller in several days.
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Pittsburg
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Washington
Robert Lyons
Fugitive Hidden in Mine Near Marion
Chicago reports Joseph Seiurba sought for alleged Black Hand activities is believed concealed in a coal mine at Scottsberg Illinois four miles from Marion. A posse guards the mine awaiting the moment hunger forces him out into the open.
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Chicago
Joseph Seiurba
Scottsberg
Ill
Marion
They Own the Soft Impeachment Speech in Montreal
Scottish writer James Bryce addressed the Canadian Club in Montreal. He avoided deep discussion of Scottish contributions to Canada, joking that Scots openly claim greatness and thus he would not argue with them. He noted being a Scot himself.
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Montreal
James Bryce
Canada
Incredible ballooning misfortunes and miraculous recoveries
The account recalls parachute failures and spectacular falls from balloons. Charles Woolcot survived a 3 000 foot descent in Venezuela after a failed parachute, then recovered fully in a year. Earlier, Mr Wise describes a balloon explosion at 13 000 feet, turning into a natural parachute and throwing him from the car.
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Charles Woolcot
Venezuela
Woolcot
Mr. Wise
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Nine Killed In Wreck Near Paradise Montana
A head on collision between Northern Pacific passenger train No. 5 and a freight near Paradise, 70 miles west of Missoula, leaves nine dead including engineers Munson and Valentine and firemen Robinson and Herrick. Five unidentified tramps also die. cause cited as failure of operator Mitchell to deliver an order before the passenger train passed. Immediate investigation announced. Train was traveling about thirty mph.
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Missoula
Mont
Northern Pacific
Paradise
Here
Jead
Dixon
Munson and Valentine
Robinson
Herrick
Mitchell
Perma
Peculiar Accidents Show Irony of Life Across Scapes
A rustic slips from a six barred gate and breaks his neck while an Italian balloonist falls 1000 feet and sprains an ankle. Mme Morel and her daughter plunge down Alps near Zermatt. the mother dies, daughter bruised. Mr Whymper miraculously survives a Matterhorn fall with minor injuries.
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Mme. Morel
Alps
Zermatt
Esca
Mr. Whymper
Fourteen Year Old Kills Sister in Danville Townsman Incident
Portsmouth reports Carroll Hall aged fourteen of Danville shot and killed his sister Flossie Hall aged sixteen with a shotgun. The shot entered the neck, causing almost instant death. Hall was arrested and claimed he did not know the gun was loaded.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Carroll Hall
Danville
Flossie Hall
Young Hall
Weekly Weather Bulletin Reports Very Warm Dry Conditions
The report notes dry and very warm weather across much of the state with high temperatures reaching 90s and a peak of 108 in Philip Stanley County. Minimums mostly below 50 in the northeast and Black Hills, rainfall well below normal with minimal totals except central Sioux River Valley and Black Hills regions.
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Philip
Stanley County
Black Hille
Ioux River
Black Hills
Weathered week of heat and dryness across the northeast
Correspondents report a dry warm spell with little rain across towns from Florence to Rapid City. Temperatures reached 90s and 100s, soil moisture scarce, several areas noting a light shower or no rain at all.
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Brown
Randolph
Cross
Clark
E. N. Flancie Grant
Milbank
I. T. Ites
Hamlin
Castlewood
M. N. Swedien
Marshall
Britton
Flemmi
McPherson
Eureka
Hermann
la Craft
Beadle
J. P. Davis
C. Willis
Faulk
Faulkton
R. J. Moody
Flandreau
Perle
Preyagain
Jouney
Redfield
Fiscnots
Printing House Leads City Journal-World Spirit
The city’s top printing house headlines the Journal-World Spirit edition, highlighting its latest presses and community news. An industry update details new equipment, production capacity, and local business impact.
Local Professional Directory Listings for Huron SD
In Huron South Dakota August Tams licensed undertaker and embalmer. A A Chamberlain attorney at law. D R Whorton dentist. H Smith homeopathic physician. H W Wilmarth office in Hills Black. offices and contact details listed with hours and phone numbers.
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TAMS
Huron
South Dakota
Mouser
Dakota Ave
H. Smith
Hills Block
3Rd
Idaho Streets
A. W.wilmarth
Hillis
Black Huron
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