South Dakota Insurance Ledger and Boiler Company Certificate
Ledger style financial figures show liabilities, premiums, and disbursements for a steam boiler insurer. Documents certify the company and its authority by the South Dakota Department of Insurance, with a formal imprimatur dated December 7, 1894, and signed by Commissioner Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAD
South Dakota
Se Tiuueance Department
Campbel
Toaur
Banth Dakota
GSA
Lave Barduce
Campbell
Department of Ineurance
Mange
Teord Steam Hoiler Inspec
Inwa Comrolicut Diwa
Ulen
Jayeaforesaidl
Cambell
Inaufais
Routh
Yvisiona
Naid
Pierre
Campille
Taaiavce
Terry Sifipool
Avodense
Lclne
Malolos Taken and Aguinaldo’s Retreat Noted
The report describes a two and a half mile advance near the Ciuiguinte river with Nebraskan and Pennsylvanian regiments engaging insurgents. Casualties include four Nebraskans killed and others wounded. American forces press the enemy from the border woods and push toward Manila.
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Malatos
Ciuiguinte
Rota
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Cences
Dakota
Mencia Marrichuk
Artag
Tantenight
Kagans
Guiguinto Station
Pontinylvatin
Muto
Mimont
Montalban
Nanos
Ampit
Amer- Vinay
Los van
Gregg
Fourth Infantry
Hall
King
San Pedro Macati
Pasig
Aguinaldo
Mucahola
San Fernando
Republica Filiphin
Paxig
Tolreir
Roanoke
Lata
Dagapinn
American Offensive at Malolos Ends Rebel Resistance
General Divenbles reports troops testing at Malolos with the city largely burned by cannon fire. Rebels evacuated toward the mountains as American forces entered Malolos and found it deserted, with the presidencia burning and evidence of prepared evacuation. Maj MacArthur led a sustained advance with rapid fire guns and regiments, while frontline troops endured heat and jungle fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Robert Hall
Cemntita
Hall
Marquina
MacArthurs
Montalban
Otis
Onan
Vitek
Margnin
Gregg
Fourteenth Infantry
Military Academy
Pennsylvania
Fort Sheridan
Wikg
Cuba
Hias
Seventeenth Infantry
Aire Neuve ¢Ant
King’s
San Pedro Macat
Pasig
Pasig River
Lawton
Khu
Ovenshine
King's
Ine Chi
Washington
Divenbles
Malolos
Fheir Canijaltion
Hull
Poaltion
Maloow
Montana
Aguinalio Dete Mallon Wedienslay
Mar Jolos
MacArthur
Capial
Uti
Kanena
Montina
Nebraska
Pennsybanin
Third Artilery
Gallroad
Nebronka
Buneton Fiese
Funston
Abeltown
Aguinaldo
Ringe Hun
America
Yentorstay
War News and Industrial Plans Amid Philippine Gauge
Washington reports potential halting of active hostilities in the Philippines if Otis advises. guerrilla fighting may resume with better pay and protection for rebels. Mantle area actions shift as a new venture involves a 5 million dollar company planning a large fish and canning operation with 400000 cakes capacity and 20 million tin cans yearly.
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Washington
March Jr
Lin
War Department
Tiron
Otis
Nather
Finci
Aguinaldo
Lover
Frazer
Gohimbla
Nelson Sails for Manila With Cargo for Boilers
The transport steamer Charles Nelson has sailed for Manila with 000 tons of freight to be split between the commissary and quartermasters. Lieutenant Fred Aledy of the Eighteenth United States Infantry commanded the ship during the voyage. A large cargo of supplies included collins, and remains of American soldiers were moved toward the city.
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Washington
United States
Curlin
Wae
Treamury Department
Marine Hospital Service
Quartermaster General’s Office
Porta Haw
Florida Stote
Jude
Rica
Bin
Brancixco
Cal
Charles Nelson
Manila
Fred Aledy
Eighteenth
United States Infantry
Algty-Ie
Herman
Aiteoen
List of wounded and dead from multiple regiments
Washington March 3 Under date of March 1 General Otis reports casualties from Mantin to Adjutant General Corbin. Names include James Boyle Thomas Keeney Bruce Macy Charles Knapp Lewin Reed Emery Grossman James Carrall Joseph Lee Monta Spence and others with varying wounds. Also lists Private Birt Solark Capt H L Well and many more with leg thigh chest back and other injuries across Second Oregon Twentieth Kansas First Montana Tenth Pennsylvania and related units.
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Washington
Otle
Mantin
Warde
Corbin
Hirt Nebraski
James
J. Boyle
James J. Boyle
Thomas Keeney
Wilkenbarre
Rouaged
Chavien B. Robbins
Warxeant
Fullerton
Scalp
Charles
David City
Myer
Lewin Reed
James F. Reed
Groanmain
An~ Kus
Nuckolla County
Charles H. Young
Neleon
C. H. Young
Hieome Seatarn
James Carrall
Hen Holt Thigh
Carrall
Joseph A. Wi Lee
T. Bennett
Waart
Monros Spence
Monta Spence
Broken Bow
Oregon
Birt Solark
HL. Well
Borgeant
W.W. Wilson
Re Robert
Comepany Ly
Prank
Dune
Side
Wevere
Benjani P. Smith
Bergeant
E. D. Colgan
Charles &. Townsend
Foot
Ellgt
Rank “Woodrom
Thornton
Kansas
Wilder
Metcalf
Henry Ruatclift
Walter Kemp
William Bert
Thad ‘Deur G. Algermann
Thigh
Wight
John EB. Ballou
Oliow
Walter Wyntt
Joseph Dewald
A.darneld
Montana
Wiliam Dh. Tolbert
Soren 8
Smith
Nem
Rgderate
Pred
Wheatais
Back
William Marshall
He Suvere
Edward B. Bowie
Eye
Silent Tenth
Pennsylvania
Thomax Critchiisid
Rob
Aevere
Patrick Camminks
Feud
Pelvate Rainn Downs
Catguny Us
Willan H. West
Weinlaht
Alexander Young
Them
Allgiit
Candy for Soldiers Circular Aligns With European Practice
A New York circular issued before Alger’s departure from Washington authorizes half pound sugar packages to be issued to officers and enlisted men of the army. The action mirrors European armies’ measures following recent discoveries about sugar’s food value.
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Order of
Alger
New York
Washington
Opera Singer Insane Woman Placed in Padded Cell
Lily Post a noted opera singer from San Francisco is confined in the insane ward awaiting a sanity exam. Her mind, described as harassed by a pursuer, is assessed as failing. officials hope proper care may restore her.
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Lily Poot
Sin Francisco
Cali
April
Lily Post
Fusion Convention Session Sets Time for State Nominees
South Dakota central committee members arrive for a fusion meeting to fix the date and place of the forthcoming state convention. Delegates from Aberican Huron and Sioux Falls attend as leaders push for an early gathering to nominate candidates for three supreme and eight county seats.
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South Dakota
Ifurov
Fusion Winte
Futon
Friends urge promotion of Funston to brigadier
In Wichita March 30 friends of Colonel Fred Vilntion press for promotion of Funston to brigadier general. They argue the chief deserves rapid advancement and the promotion would honor his service and leadership.
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Wichita
Kan
Fred Vilntion
Silee
Mabolos le
Charges Against Miles Proved Yet Court Hears More Beof Tests
The court of inquiry nears a close as witnesses for General Miles present further testimony on canned beef lawsuits. Evidence centers on beef preservation processes, contracts to Texan firms, and the role of Secretary Alger. Surgeons and chemists from Chicago and Cincinnati expected to testify on preservative methods and beef quality.
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St. Loui
We Republic
Allien
Tropics
Messrs
Super
Simpson Ag
Genval Engan
Twiccesail
Nexans
Bhof
Eagan
Alger
Alges
Ier
Giddinjoa
Harran
Alfer
Chicago
Miles
Daly
Powell
Indigo
Justion
Len Fell
Howell
Tonga
Castle
Chicinnati Siregeon Castle
Econd
Guynpter
First Ohio Cavalry
Morehonges
Armour & Coy
Tampa
Care Fehine
Costly
Morehouse
Nieademus
Pennsylvania
Lee
Jasve
Ten Raya
Roosevelt
Tong
Hough
Dasa Con Soaduan Hill
Ager
Stoosevelt
Sword for Bob Evans and the boarding of Cuban waters
The crew of the Breanita with Mandsone blade and the battleship Tawi present Robley D. Evans for actions near Cuban waters during the war with Spain. Evans declined a Spanish captain’s award offered by the commander aboard the ship Low a, per the accompanying inscription and wave references.
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Fan Branebsco
Tawi
Tinve
Robley D. Evann
Cuban
Spalne
Jynuil
Mobley
Evan
U8. Ne Hy
Tie Crow
Lowa
Eyans
She Tos
Santina
Trouble in China prompts Hong Kong police actions
Reports from Hong Kong claim Chinese forces captured several individuals including Cap- Tih Keanela Henry Mies, with two Welsh sisters and others aboard ships deployed to defend Briliah 1ite Fusty. A 200-man Hong Kong regiment is moved toward Canton as guards tighten in Kewsloon and Winterland to deter quiche-like threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
1 Kong
Setae
Hong Kong
Cap- Tih Keanela
Henry Mies
Mang Isongtouse
Gantan
Fusty
Fume
Ingbreak
Inc
Caneton
Tineards
Winterland
Hong
Fragmentary Bryan Dikbors News From April
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bryan Dikbors and April in a murky note. Readable bits reference New York and a likely public notice or brief. No clear event, dates, or outcomes emerge. core entities are uncertain.
Valerie and Louis in a troubled Paris visit romance
Valerie Herbert's mounting conflict with Louis Charteris unfolds during a grand opera outing in Paris. Amid pressures of separation and a looming abroad plan, Valerie grapples with loyalty, wealth, and a hidden letter from Layla as Aston Lawford and other society figures loom in the drama.
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Opie Puchesa
Mia
Langley
Annee
Roiné
Upper Brook
Valerie
Weleford
Loula
Louie
Hanson
Vileria
Louis
Valerio
Constance Gay
Isétor
Lonth
Mrs. Langley
Valusiola
Louié Charteris
Paris
Mary
Aston Lawfords
Bert
Aston Lawfordy
Enly
Anton Lawford
Froiminster
Mra. Langley
Ian
Phithe
Saul
Callan
Aston Lawford
Constance
Louis’dow
Valeries Mhul
Vaterian
Mit Langley
Eomuy
Lawfords
von Haaschdonti
Vernon
Beatregard
Beauroxard
Ako
Valeriy
Jove
Morley Teetotaler Story Ends With Courageous Choice
The late Samuel Morley told by a friend in a Commercial Advertiser piece, recounts his 19th century pledge to abstain from alcohol after a laborer challenged his personal conduct. Morley vowed to quit drinking, choosing poverty of luxury over indulgence, and remained teetotal for life save illness and doctor orders.
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Samuel Morley
Mr. Labouchere
Morley
Pya Smith
Commercial Advertiser
Mysterious Tale of Youth and Memory in London
A fragmented 19th century style passage recalls an old imam, a young man whose powers fade, and a veteran officer meeting a woman who recognizes him as Bracebridge or a similar figure. The text hints at past service, aging, and a return to familiar social circles in London with a mix of uncertainty and memory.
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Abe
Fanchon
Evan
Toby Jogale
Grand Ofama
Pins Grand Opera
Tod
Tomontero
Avery
Eve
Olel
Aman
Anton Lawford
Mr. Lawford
Mademoisalle
Curtita
Lawford
Grobw
Max Beauregard Syne
Bulsonia Akiimbubing
Telegraph
Globe
Ants
Lawront
Margherita
Mos Tangley
Aleca
Parla
Rom
Lonyre
Mia
Tainsley
Mra. Langley
Valerie
Adlanx
Slater
Valeria
Stannard
Max Beauregaii
Tim
Layla
Biawan
Werda
Max Basuregard
Sonla
Max Henarogard
Lybpe
Saul
Louis
Jay
London
Ata
Brwcabridge
Maj. Bracebridge
Heapy
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Crsingeed Capital Wack Ac
Raul
OFS
Arigunt Ab
Cremiuras
Nee
Dhs and
Sreesrey
Hamoure
Slainik
Incomp
Nuring Mim
Tsea
Dorabey
Sears
Desir Nesonrand
Tabret
Srey Tan
Crite
Uta Dakota
Binle
Connecticut
Peat Enre Ranwror
Palk
Wrowtak
Kyowa Skentuniclan
Layesles Dumedd Af Copter College
Dinnile
Unitedtates
Watertown
Mune
United Ee
Waltham Savings Bank
Negraskans
Americas Cubipans
Plug Mammoth
Ball Fairhaven
Waal
Selfry American Fish Companys of
Andrrayr
Nelson
Insane
Want Funston
Court of Inquiry
Hevbal
SWORD
Bob” Evans
Bryan Dikbors
Bryan Ailger Ding
Heuveaturs
Ale
Ins Bear Story
Bianco
Florida
Arta
Detroid
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