Local notices and varied updates from South Dakota towns
A mosaic of brief items covers Yankton to Deadwood with weather, crime, public works, school openings, and social happenings. References include river transport talks, a new drink curé trial, a shop fire in Yankton, school fund efforts in Vermilion, a Elk Point hiring note, and local incidents from Mitchell, Center and Port towns.
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Pennlugion
Taleou
Sidon
John Ruasal
Deadwood Tinihy
Wiveet Wixteen
Slour Falls
Park Alton
Cavent
Footie
Olivet
Sicknox
Howard Inn
Tarrinpe
Fool
Genterville
Annew Ringhan
Elk Point
Jamon Rose
Woonsocker
Hawarden Bank
Yankton
Vermilion Inva Express
Chiialitha
Thinla
H.C. Preston
Mitchell High School
Deniciwoud
Delaware
Neweaalle
Willometrom Norway
Siveden
Cotthagn
Miele Bonne
Bronx
Vieluity
Charias Mix County
Mra J. Myles
Montross
Egat
Scotland
Westmanter Robinwen
Brooklyn
Day Menuimen
John Delseli
Aurora County
Renner
H. J. Hie
North Dakota
Réyven
Houth Dakota
Omaha
Nate Bee
Mitchell Department
Mt Whiel
Ile Watertown
Frank Crafl
Parker
Wendworth House
H. Benedict
Waring Roog
Ant F
Lee
Felder
Ae Witendayt
Hem
Edmunde
Milbank Hatele
Indy
Highcerkmontinis
Beauwhaw
Yaockton
Wat
Ogden
Tinh
Tso
Totter Pinen
Weilhénd
Tiradahaw
W. Hubbard
Chamberlaln
Tress
Yorkton College
Charles Mix County
Yoby Gunes
Salem Law
United States
Bes Bean
Auaer
Igh
Aletrich Collins Saver Gorse
Lave Buen
Young Demands Justice Over Dismissal Controversy
April 18 dispatches report J. Young, recently removed as executive clerk, writing to Vice President Morton and Senator Cameron accusing collusion in his dismissal. He refuses to resign, urging an investigation while asserting his right to public accountability and justice.
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Wasnisi'ti
Jomnen Te Young
Yvia
Sento
Morton
Senate
Cameeron
Preas
Clare
Watlu Weiling
Caran
Fiehde
Cubis
Guycam
diMionttys
Win
Bier
Valuciunl
Seaied Horause
Becator Cameron
Lsual
Castile
New Yor
Shepard
John Sharman
Channa Wasnixutos
Michael Walsh
Elepard
Waylig
Sherman
Bulgaria faces European diplomatic pressure over Ferdinand claim
Bulgaria waits for formal recognition of Prince Ferdinand as ruler while European powers, from England to Russia, debate the legality of his position. A complex note to the Porte signals Bulgarian impatience as storms and political tensions ripple across Europe, with military and diplomatic maneuvers shaping the crisis.
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Toxvon
Bilgucin
Prince Ferdinand
Stambanlom
Hive Leon
Europe
Bulgari
Russia
Ferdinand
Bolla
Bulgaria
Hmolos
Wurderera
Turkey
Kusaia
M. Stambonldlt
Kupsla
Ferdinand Gre
Mlgarin
Sambouloff
London
Horling
Vienna
England
Erar
Bt Dowle
Ermnea
Ferdinand of
Rinteriuan
Wargue
Paria
St. Meterstaig
Ming
Stambouloft
Modern Legal Turmoil and Liberal Beer Pact News
In Trenton New Jersey and New York items, a court case before Chief Justice Beasley centers on whether William D. Koochejay should face a five year penitentiary term amid a complex divorce and remarriage dispute involving a Philadelphia figure. A related Philadelphia wedding scandal unfolds as a son’s testimony clashes with his father in defense of the Gazetteed groom and a criminal appeal delays judgment. Elsewhere a sweeping door trade labor pact grants workers unlimited beer, ten hour days, and tiered wages, with apprentices and special holiday rules. Also reported is Mrs Jane A Haine Jr’s push to publish private love letters amid parentage controversy, while Secretary James G. Haine reportedly objects to disclosure and plans to release letters through the press.
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Trenton
N. J
William D. Koochejay
Camden
Beasley
Tha Veounk
Philadelphia
Vine Ogo
James M. Scovel
Camen
Delaware
Scovel
Bar
Wiksinter
Sim
Imsalf
Penitentiany
Kasellejay Svan Lal Te Tin
Tony
Krew
He' Nnion
Nonine Sa
Kaw York
Apel
Janen A. Haine, Jr
Dissland
Hurself
Haine
Nevins
Mra
New Yorke Hiotel
Mr& Nevins
Jaine
Glulie
Henata
Warntour
Chindler
Ay W. Pit
Ile Sealer
Hla
Stewart
Wenne
Trearney
Morgan
Chandler
Br. Palmer
Bates
Senate
Dawes
Comalties
Soak Ubmbirin
Hiary
James FR
Young
Vance
West
Cockreth
Daniel
Virginia
United States
Beuitlan Stenmanp Company
Innit
Fafisul le Land
Newport News
Benail
Merschants
New York
Loula Merchants’ Exchange
Peffer
Secretary of Slate
Sherman
Che Xonaw
Bheritinn
Latter Day Saints Vision Tales Ignite Conference Crowds
At Independence MO April 10 the world's conference of Latter Day Saints draws large crowds. Testimonies describe visions of heaven with harps, walls of revelation, and healing through priesthood blessings. One speaker recalls a child healed, another notes miraculous recovery from illness, while prophecies point to future church leadership in Independence.
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Joseph Smith
Honda
Lee
Slannib
Pathor Marti
Anglesola
JuLo
Father Marth
Ships for the Bering Sea dispatches and patrols
The report notes nine revenue cutters Kish Heath Corwin and Albatross sailing eastward to the Bering Sea with others, including Adais Mohican Baltimore and Yorktown in northern waters. Major Willis, U S agent at San Francisco, plans to leave for the islands with season orders as North American commercial vessels may accompany them. Vessels ordered to halt at Port Townsend for initial stores and crews.
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Welean
Mering
Jeroty
Kish
Hea
Corwin
Albatross
Sin Jianelsea
Weuotwar
Adais
Mohican
Baltimore
Yorktawn
Derei
Columbia River
Willins
United States
Uiseal Island
San Francisco
Waason
Lays
North Ameren
Cosa
Hie Islands
St Maul
Ail Wiiv
Heringsem
Por TaWasand
Melbourne tensions and jail routine in April dispatch
A fragmented Melbourne report describes a tense scene as a detainee Deeming submits to an operation under strict guard. Wardens monitor every move through a grating while the deputy governor demands obedience. Separate items discuss German policy toward anarchists and a Soviet sub-committee finalizing ticket distribution for a local event.
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Melbourne
Felsonery
Wienhoavas
Deming Srose
Agan
Ted
Eid
Minn Wounnuvelte
Mim
Reduction of the Army Sparks Debates in Mali
A dispatch to the Standard from Rowe cites a crisis in the Mali ministry tied to Signor Columbus's demand to cut the army from twelve to ten corps to save costs. Both the king and Mugguja Rudin oppose any reduction. In Wasuxaros a fire killed Mrs Mary Hutler, a colored woman, as her clothing caught fire at her home on Eighth Street Southwest.
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Rowe
Miniatur of
Columbus
Oth
Wasuxaros
Mary Hutler
Eighth Street
Railway collision injures Milw. road official and two others
A serious rail accident near Grevada, Mies, early today badly damaged the private car of K.P. Siplay, president of the Milwaukee and St Pass road traffic head, injuring Ripley and two friends. A north Lolind passenger train on the Hlinda Contra collided with a freight train, causing a general wreck.
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Cue Kyusheyt Tn
Polliston Wea Grehitn
Tha. Munwarkue
Wik
Apelli
Grevada
Mies
K.P. Siplay
Milwaueeo
St Pass Road
Me Ripley
North Lolind
Defeated the Khan and captured Ay Loxwom town
In reports dated April 15 the Ameer's Afghan forces defeated the Khan of Tupac and seized Ammar. The victory enables control of the Dorn pass linking Pampir to India. Also April 10 the K James Gazette notes McCarthyite party splits into four factions led by Heelywatt Dillon and O'Brien with McCarthy and Justin cited in the neutral wing.
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Amuawiaiah
Ay Loxwom
Afhonistam
Tupac
Ammar
Dorn Pass
Pampir
India
Loxvox
Kt. James Gazette
Tory Evening Orgay
Nua O
Dublin
Tina
Imothy Heelywatt
Jobs Dillon
William O'Brien
Neutrala
Justin McCarthy
Pon
Winter Wheat Reports Show Prospects Across Several States
Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Missouri and other states report winter wheat prospects near to above average. Michigan shows best prospects while Indiana and Illinois are strong. Ohio is around average. Reports note incomplete data and that conditions have improved since two weeks ago.
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Moura Q A. King & Co
Ohio
Indyna
Ilinois
Michigan
Konnie
Missouri
United Blazen
Michimoo
Indiana
Mlinois
Agricultural Bureau
Diplomat Challenge Sparks International Tiff in New York
A tangled report from April 15 details Colonel Antonio Harlo de Cosblo of the O Brazil Katadoa Thidox raising a duel threat against Brazilian envoy Senhor de Mendonca after a rent dispute. The incident unfolds amid rumors of a fight and the minister’s alleged actions, with commentary from a Tim Italian legation official and local speculation about future confrontations.
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Hreti
Tonor
New York
Antonio Harlo de Cosblo
O'Brazil
Katadoa Thidox
Tharilian
Tiom Pedro
Brazilian Republic
Senhor de Cashlo
Senhor
Salvador de Mendonca
Saris
Pordham
Mra Florancs Jones
Mureray Hill
West Twenty-fifth
Washington
Colousl
Fom Wilkinson
Minulonom
Bilt Wasuinavox
Timaillan
Senate and House Notes From Washington in April 1867
Debates and committee actions fill a congressional record dated April 1867. Topics cover silver policy, treasury purchases, maritime discrimination concerns, public buildings funding, Indian education and citizenship, swamp land grants, and railroad construction. Mentions senators Dawes, West, Cockrell, and others amid executive sessions and calendar moves.
Newfoundland Trade Debates Tax on U S Vessels
The Newfoundland legislature rejected a motion to impose a tonnage tax on United States vessels fishing in Newfoundland waters and to tax or export frozen fish shipments to the United States. The decision touches on waivers and duties tied to U S goods and ongoing intergovernmental negotiations. The text also includes a long, garbled list of agricultural and market figures from April 18.
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NfAraPax
N.S
United States
Newfoundland
Southern Lumber Manufacturers Meet in New Orleans
The board of directors of the Southern Lumber Manufacturers association met in the Equitable building with Secretary George K. Smith presiding. Discussion focused on price cuts and trade injuries, adopting a circular letter to members and awaiting a market-aligned plan from New Orleans, as most Southern state representatives attended. Good Friday observances marked by many churches. downtown businesses and banks largely open with some exchanges closed until Monday.
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Girewine
Loum
Southern Lumber Manfacturers’ Association
George K. Smith
Equitable
J. Ak White
Firandin
New Orleans
Raw
New York
Polite
Tia
Mae Vevenile
New Yorks
Tio Mae
Whisky Trust Declares Wan Mreatent at Mockholdern Meeting
April 14 UK reports a largely attended Mockholdern meeting of the Whisky Trust. President Greenhut announced a surplus of 300000 dollars, far below the expected half a million, due to product shortages. New directors elected: Hennesy, Vorria, and Julius Grench for three years. Frank Curtis to fill a two year vacancy.
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Prowra
Whiny Trust
Greenhut
Groenhut
Frant Curtis
New York
Adolph Woolater
Peoria
Fragmented South Dakota newspaper recall and readers' reach
Fragmented OCR text describes a local paper in South Dakota and its wide circulation across adjacent counties. The piece praises a lively independent spirit, a strong readership, and broad reach amid garbled phrasing and uncertain names.
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Graphic
Enla Ontiaky
South
Dakote
Kirtan
Brulhcovity
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Undei
The
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Young Demands Justice
Saint Shepard
Tro New
Dihicus Arapaho Resserations
Gurmix
Oklavon City
Darling
Kanto
Yeater Iay
Sebastopol Forte
Ormaalig
Virsa
Tryelve Apostles
Nicolaieff
Selassiopol
Hobedomata
Black Sea
Enginnt
Jon
the Times
Bulga
Vane
Geant
Ngland
Flaex
Wales
Communicnion
Essex
Channel Islands
Jersey
Waldo Neon
Hery
Shawn
Paris
France
Shorneliege
Minnesota
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Pune
Mins
Duluth
Red River Valley
Ee Justley
Chicago
Boston
Wisurest
Ben
Rowrox
Muna
Apell
Evens Lng
Southatree
Cho
Minnie Reuben
Jacol Reuben
Minn Goldie Reuben
Peter KE. Buller
Creilin Cohen
Rosabel Kaplin
Bernard Daniels
Della Henckle
Jonas
Tayie
Rome
Siclallata
Bigamist
Koochejay
Cane
Mw Cemiden
Fenn
Aibe
Bering Sea
MeIpenna
Germany
Soma
Guarantes Fund
Ripley
Raum Investigation
Joner
Montohinger
Mr. McCullough
Pension Office
John Ranm
John Payton
Aegon Thornyy
N. Vy
O'Connor
Truth Ia
Telinsey
O'Con
James Gwen O'Connor
Ibin
Alata Alleen
Tre Altar
York
Ictlied
Janamayoon
Setling
Tlatocar Brown's Valley
Wilmot
Watertown
Angenta
Ture Num
Potter Palmer
Ening
Joseph Contersburger
John Po Hopking
Waiyimeun
Penwlaw
Mieteasnny
Toon Mul Oba
Wannivaros
Distriet of
Havana
District of Columbia
Wasmxorox
Minatsnipp
Chey Mis
Burrows
Henke George
Henke
Thwest
Priita
Mr. George
Mr. Stone
Kentucky
Newas Offie
Stone
Exein
Republicana
Ma bin
Cuatom Ta
Snoranso
Kaom City
Wanmxaros
Yon Mation Bf
Mtr
Terry
Ark
Little Rock
Holman
Me. Lynch
Wintonsia
Panenge
Dill
Marinette and Westven Railroad Company
Menols
Inge
Wikconain
My. Peel
Arkansas
Tayor
Waautsoton
McCrae
Ariannan
Zalates
United Later
United
Loxpox
Coanl
Durhaty
Sioux Crrr
Omratin
Buta Owama
Armen
Axes
Cutoago
Coat
Hib
Bulley
Aio
Whisky Trust
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