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A long OCR fragment reviews varied 19th century topics from kerosene regulations to social trends. It mentions red cans for kerosene, women adopting new surnames, electric battledore and shuttlecock games, Columbia University study on student earnings, typhoid germ experiments, biographical notes on Irving, Langley laboratory ideas near the equator, and diverse curiosities including bridges, cobras, Danish politics, and wireless telegraphy advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
F. Ohe
Ann Arbor University
Michigan
Stock losses exaggerated says South Dakota cattlemen
Interviews with long time ranchers west of the Missouri river challenge sensational reports of heavy livestock losses in central South Dakota. Cattle and sheepmen across Brule and Lyman counties report mixed results with average losses mainly between 3 and 10 percent, noting hay shortages and December snow but many herds surviving well. Some new buyers may face higher losses, yet veteran owners expect modest declines overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
Nebraska State Line
Pierre
Missouri River
Black Hills
Bute
Brule County
Chamberlain
White
Hed River
Harry Ham
Ham
Lyman County
Texas
Henry Bradly
F. P. Ganaway
Gerin & Ganaway
White River
Brule
R. H. Somers
Lower Brule
White Tiver
Lyman
Gregory
Matin Johnson
Ngehter
S. Winter
Winter & Kaufman
C. M. Lockwood
Champerlain
Moore
Hugo Schilling
Canadkan Cattle Company
White Ryer
Selland
Fenech
Joes
Li Follette
Tragic death as man jumps under moving train
Luke James, a 50 year old hotel keeper from Bonilla, killed instantly in Chicago and Northwestern railway yards today. Aan Jurek at the circuit court term reports the incident. He leaves a wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke James
Huron, & D
Jurek
Chicago and Northwestern
Bonilla
Kunneke a Fiend Steers Murder Case On Idaho Link
In Stanley County the preliminary hearing of William Kunneke charged with murdering Andrew Demler is postponed until Saturday. Reports from Boise Idaho suggest Kunneke may be linked to a prior suspected Idaho murder, with records tracing his movements from Boise to Germany Spearfish and Cottonwood Creek ranch. A missing worker named St Jean or St John connected to Kunneke is noted amid the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley County
Pierre
William Kunneke
Andrew Demler
Demler
Fort Pierre
Kunneke
Boise
Idaho
Wiliam Kunneke
Germany
Cottonwood Creek
St. Jean
St. John
D. D
William Ennneckke
Ennéckie
Mnneckke
Enhecke
Enheckke
Medical Examiners Form New Organization at Huron
The state board of medical examiners organized at Huron on April 1 with Dr. Olney of Sioux Falls as president, Dr. Groves of Hurley as vice president, and Dr. McNult of Aberdeen as secretary and treasurer. Examinations will be held the second Wednesday in July in Sioux Falls. The board will recognize Illinois colleges and likely Canadian medical schools.
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Huran
Huron
M. D
Xtate Board of Medical Examiners
Olney
Sioux Falls
Groves
Hurley
H.W. McNult
Aberdeen
Tlinois
Medical Colleges of Canada
Judge Whiting’s Busy Ninth District Mill Convicts Loyalties
In Huron South Dakota on April 1 circuit court Judge Whiting sentenced Roy Hartwick and Riley Hartwick of Sioux Falls to 300 dollars each for adultery with one week to pay or face imprisonment. Emma Palmer fined 100 dollars for keeping house of ill fame. J E Doyle 50 dollars for assault. William Filber 45 dollars for carrying concealed weapons. Marguerite Filber 50 dollars for keeping house of ill fame. Court to continue sessions this week.
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New
Ninth District Judicial Mill
Huron
S. D
Whiting
Roy and
Riley Hartwick
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fallaill
Emma Palmer
House of Illame
J. E. Doyle
William Filber
Marguerite Filber
Rescue Mission to Reunite Boy with His Father
Sioux Falls reporter Scott undertook a 3000 mile pursuit to rescue an 11 year old boy from his eloping mother Daisy J Salmon wife of Tresee R Salmon of Newark New Jersey. The trio was tracked from Sioux Falls to Manila and returned to Newark where the father reclaimed the child. The mother and her alleged lover planned flight westward as the husband sought divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
N. D
W. D. Scott
Daisy J. Salmon
Tresee R. Salmon
Newark
N. J
Sioux Falla
South Dakota
Scott
Manila
Mr. Scott
Manilla
Petition in Bankruptcy Alleges Lucy Koch Act
In Sioux Falls March 31 a petition was filed in the United States Court seeking involuntary bankruptcy for Lucy E Koch a mercantile trader at Emery S D The C Schenkberg company H A Jandt of Sioux City and Andrew Kuehn company of Sioux Falls filed the petition It alleges an act of bankruptcy by giving a chattel mortgage on her stock of quads The three firms claim against her aggregate $1408 89
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy E. Koch
Sioux
Petitton
Emery
S. D
C. Schenkberg
H. A. Jandt
Sioux City
Andrew Kuehn
Sioux Walls
John O'Donnell Insanity Incident Amid Railway Crew Departure
John O'Donnell, about 35, was sent to Chicago by authorities after becoming insane while working with a Chicago & Northwestern railway gang. A. L. Carter, long time city editor of the Delly Huronite, resigned to join The Tribune in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Donnell
Chicago
Sioux City
Huron
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
A. L. Carter
Delly Huronite
The
Tribune
Spearfish Plans Electric Railway to Spearfish Deadwood and Beyond
A Spearfish business group proposes the Black Hills and Spearfelt Valley Electric Railway to join Spearfish with Deadwood and other Black Hills cities possibly to Belle Fourche. The line is budgeted at 2 1/2 million dollars with officers Milton C. Conners president J D Kingsley vice president Hy ram Dotson secretary Daniel J Toomey treasurer J W Caldwell and Bawin Grosfield as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Deadwood
Spearfish, & D
Black Hills
Spearfelt Valley Electric Railway Company
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Milton C. Conners
J. D. Kingsley
Referendum sought on militia appropriation by Sioux Falls Socialists
Sioux Falls Socialist club members plan to petition for a referendum on the legislature’s 70000 militia appropriation. They will circulate petitions statewide to urge socialists and opponents to sign for a vote by the voters of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Twe
Socialist Club
South Dakota
Socialisma
Dewitt C. Bond Found Dead in Alexandria
DeWitt C. Bond, about sixty, a native of New York and lifelong resident of Alexandria, was found dead at 7 15 this morning. The death was caused by apoplexy. He was a brother of the late A D Bond and a Mason. Burial will be under Masonic auspices tomorrow.
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Dewitt C. Bond
Bew
Alexandria
S. D
A. D. Bond
Jennesee County
New York
Ang & Themiboer
Masonic Fraternity
Bar Association Banquet Honors McCoy and Whiting in Huron
In Huron South Dakota on March 1 the Beadle County Bar Association hosted a banquet honoring Judge J. H. McCoy of the Fifth circuit and Judge Charles S. Whiting of the Ninth district. Speakers praised the lawyers and judges as guests noted the new code and law libraries. Spearfish reports heavy cattle losses from storms, with many ranchers feeding grain as bay outlets dry and pasture shortages threaten spring work.
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Huron
McCoy
Whiting
S. D
Beadle County Bar Association
J. H. McCoy
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Charles 5
Ninth Judicial District
Kirke W. Wheeler
Par
Miner
Kingsbury
Spink
W. A. Lynch
Minor County
L. J. Martin
T. H. Null
John H. King
A. W. Burtt
T. M. Godard
Charles 8. Whiting
Allison Forecasts Tariff as G.O.P. Platform Focus
Senator William D. Allison predicts tariff revision will be the central issue in the next national campaign. He notes party divisions over specific schedules, protection principles, and reciprocity, and suggests Republicans will adjust tariffs to changing conditions while pursuing trust controls and broad reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Washington
Wiliam D. Allison
New England
West
Armerican
Battle with rustler by Arizona Rangers repulsed at Gluck Rock
Captain Thomas Ryaning of the Arizona Rangers reports a pitched battle Saturday at Gluck Rock in Graham County with cattle thieves led by John Doyle. Rangers were forced to retire after heavy fire. two men wounded and ammunition short. Reinforcements requested to renew assault on the ranch.
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Ompany
Arizona Rangers
Tucson
Ariz
Thomas Ryaning
Gluck Rock
Granham County
John Doyle
Tack Rock County
Davis
Naif
Barefoot
Ageault
Doyle
Wheels Running Wild Mitts New York Moral Crisis
Reverend Dr. Donald Sage Mackay warned New Yorkers on Sunday that fast living and extravagant pleasures threaten the metropolis. He said the wheels of commerce and society are running too fast and a coming stoppage is inevitable, with Wall Street leaders already spotting danger from a mercantile view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
New York
Qurmins
Ex- Micvaganice
Donald Sage Mackay
Collegiate Church
Tia Metropolia
New World
Uving
Wandty
Wall Street
War on a union signals vast strike across industry
Chicago April 1 reports a nationwide strike plan by the National association of manufacturers and erectors of structural iron work against the Structural Iron Workers union. The conflict targets over 400,000 building industry workers and wide steel and iron manufacturers with a standard wage scale and harsher employer conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Structural Iron Workers
Chicago
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union
National Association of Manuufacturers
Will
Inge
Onto
Uplon
Smallpox Closes School in Waukesha Wisconsin
The St Johns Military Academy at Delaweld is quarantined after four smallpox cases are found. One hundred fifty cadets will be confined during the quarantine period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
St. Johns Military Academy
Delaweld
New Antitrust Wins Signal Quick Legal Action
Washington April 1 government progress under new antitrust and interstate commerce laws aims for rapid court action. Ex expeded decisions on Northern Securities beef trust cases, with four judges trial in first instance and possible immediate appeal to the Supreme Court. The Justice Department also expands staff with a 500000 dollar appropriation to hire top legal talent for prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Lees Chin
Cos Agnist
Beef Trust
United States
Suepreme Cour
Elrelys
Day Banking Corporation
Toeix
Northern Securities Company In & Corporation
New Jersey
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
Great Lakes
Burlington
Ailan
Cout
Consoli Dacion
Crault Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Beert Trust
United States Supreme Court
Court of First Instance
Department of Justice
Department of Digh Olusa
Ern Securittys Cae D
Watken
Pillsbury
Anit
Aviils
Sakjil Jt Ding
Department of Juice
Department 9
Office of
Hasitant
Reneral
Wilarn
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TINAN
Minnemust
Myx
Oliver Hazard Perry
Oliver Belmont
C. H. P. Belmont
Dennis Kiven
Inner
Marion
Somersetshire
England
John Henry Brodribb
Sir Henry Irvine
Sholiway
Pisiter
Christen
Ali Fe
Langley
Atdt
Carnesié Institution
Advo
Equator
Ini Fa
Siberia
Ceylon
SRE
Copent
Folkething
Howard S. Tead
Congregational Educational Society
New Mexico
Tuskegee
Hampton
Liznor Marcon
Kalamazoo
Mich
Spain
Martinique
W. T. LaFollette
Board OF Medical Examiners
Boy
Daisy Salmon
Newark, N. d
Rustler
London
Pillsbury, Nho
Quincy
James Pearl
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