The Color Line and Other Notable Inquiries Advances
Professor William Benjamin Smith defends racial inferiority claims using statistics from anthropology sociology and related sciences. The article also covers Garibaldi’s will debt issues a Paris school incident a Gettysburg turtle find European rail experiments steamship plans Titicaca vessel expanded Japanese language education in Germany and an auto road proposal in New Jersey plus other varied notes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benjamin Smith
100th Birthday Party for Mrs Hubbell Draws Wide Attention
Readable fragments describe the 100th birthday celebration for Mrs Hubbell with guests including David Walton aged 87 unable to attend due to crop work. The article notes attendees over 90 and 101-year-old Mayan Thomson, plus weather concerns and various local names. Police and hoboes arrests cited alongside faculty announcements for August and upcoming programs at local institutions.
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David Walton
Miler
Hubbel
Indy
HHS
Mayan Thomson
Randnroth
Reeves
Sweetland
McCarthy
Acre
Ford
Harvest News Claims Record Grains in Twenty-Five Years
In Hand county Laura Dilkotn reports the greatest harvest of grains in a quarter century. Barley and other crops reach four to five feet, with vibrant yari tints. Wheat and corn show strong yields despite minor disease and weather setbacks.
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Miller
S. 1
Contead
Laura Dilkotn
Hunt County
South Dakota Crops Report Show No Rust Threats
Wondende at News editor Mannix sends a survey to about 24 bankers and trusted business men across South Dakota. Reports indicate no rust in wheat and praise crop conditions, with yields ranging from twenty five to forty bushels per acre in wheat and strong oats, flax, and corn prospects statewide.
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South Dakota
Sioux
Mannix
Wondenedat News
Terehutits
South Dakoaa
Wis
Missouri River
Hurekain
Baltic
Ita
Fire at Huron Jewelry Store Damages to Small Extent
Fire in Huron South Dakota damaged a jewelry store to a small extent early Thursday. The building owned by J H Miller sustained about 500 dollars in damage while stock was fully insured. A large crowd of landseekers arrived Wednesday from Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana inspecting the country as potential homeseekers and investors for fall.
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Huron
S. D
J. H. Miller
Landseekers
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ada Fuller
Rol B. Holden
C. C. Smith
Costly Missouri River Bank Protection Plan Proposed
Officials discuss a $100000 project to build a ditch and protect river banks from Ely to Ful across Missouri bottom. Clay County and nearby boards review petitions from Clay Creek Meekling and Gayville while residents face future assessment unless the project proceeds.
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Verio S
Amy Ittiyne
Missouri
Tits Ely
Miso
Mie
Subtle tragedy shocks early morning readers in South Bend
Miss Elsie Cramer 47 of Laluth Minn, visiting her mother, died after ingesting carbolic acid in her Kansas city room. She whispered goodnight to her aunt and expressed despair over life, then collapsed and died within an hour. The report spans multiple local incidents including police actions and family strife across several cities.
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Elsie Cramer
South Bend
Elopement flight ends in sensational South Dakota murder case
In a South Dakota report a couple fled on horseback prompting a sheriff pursuit. The crime centers on the 1887 Van Roden disappearance and the murder trial of J W C Jones and companions with verdicts and life sentence at Sioux Falls penitentiary. The motive ties to cattle and a murder plot on the Missouri River edge.
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South Dakota
Rioux Palle
West
Hohlnawler Gases
Histany
South Dakote
Denes
Pwilte
Wats
Missouri
Tia Plenty van Roden
Wink Key
Dieter Eyide
Bes Te Rustiers
Qool Jones
Vi Roden
Norihert
Charlex Mix
Ai Murer
Rover
Baden
al Wheeler
Senate
W. C. Jones
Mike
Entity
Jones
Sioux Palle
van Roden
Ube
Ain
Martin to Run for United States Senate
Martin announces candidacy for U S Senate from South Dakota. He cites people of the Black Hills and Western state urging his bid, reflecting on his four years in Congress as preparation for higher office.
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Martin
Diay
Refusal of Divorce for Beyham Couple in Aberdeen
The circuit court judge refused to grant divorces to John and Julia Beyham, ending sensational suits that featured unproven charges. Costs were assigned to the husband, who must pay $275 at the outset. The couple, married thirty years, built a large fortune. no divorce granted. A grain elevator project was completed in Henry, South Dakota, by AM company, modern and capable of handling expected large fall grain shipments.
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John
Julia Beyham
Aberdeen
Jais Beyham
Circuit Court
McCoy
Beyham
Reyham
Henry
AM Company
Iat
Ind
Crooks
Mix Mais S
GUT Wehohanta
Simpson
Mo Ures
Aigainst Wilkinson & Johnson
Eash Towers
Leven Mhl AL Chidge
TAO Gas
Population and agriculture figures from Turner and Buffalo counties
The report lists populations for Deadwood and county seats in Buffalo County and details Turner County agricultural outputs including corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, clover seed, vegetables, and livestock. It notes county head of cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry, with production totals and per county breakdowns.
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Lawrence, Buffalo
Turner
TNR
Lawl
Fenlile
Elie
Robi
Spearfish
Vien Horn
Alley
Turner Somity
Dirun
Mhorse
Ilinois Central Railway Chief Cited in Galesburg Address
Governor La Follette of Wisconsin condemns conditions on the Illinois Central line during a Galesburg speech. He cites crowded cars with women and babies in the smoker, foul language, and bottle passing, urging reforms and better seating and protection for patrons.
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LaFollette
Galesburg
Ilinois Central Railway
Joly
Weld
Uketu
Stuyvesant Pieh
Ilinois Contrillaa
Labollette
Onshy
Jis Siadresa
Rally Rouge
VERY MUCH IN EARNEST New York Legislative Committee Plans Meeting
State Senator William Armstrong announces a joint legislative committee to probe current state business affairs. The panel will convene in Albany next Wednesday with members from the senate and assembly to conduct investigations and inform the governor and state officials of findings.
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New York
Mayer
Dor King Chelcies
Cie
Ian Garry Date
Setlor Sila
Death by own action after robbery shocks Burlington
Burlington man Henry Miller, who allegedly borrowed $2000 from Melhardt Bank and paid a stringer posing as G N Fratt, is found drowned in random water near Racine. Authorities find no foul play. investigators suspect mental distress linked to the failed mortgage scheme and a vanished stranger.
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Burlington
Buncoed
Rhine
Wis
Henry Miller
Drownin
Miller
Melhardt Bank
Lureington
G. N. Fratt
First National Bank
Rael
Racine
Joss
Meres
Panic in Big Store Injures Eight Women in Stampede
A store window on Fifth Avenue sparked a panic as shoppers rushed for bargains. Eight women suffered serious injuries in the stampede while men sought cheap overalls and shirts. Police reserve force was summoned to restore order in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgy
Pittsbirs
Fifth Avenue
Wheat stands over five feet high in South Dakota fields
An inspection of South Dakota wheat fields shows sparse white rust with only isolated patches. reports indicate strong growth in the southern districts, while disease fear remains low though present. Local officials note high yields possible if rust does not spread.
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South Dakota
Jilly
Seth Dukole
Gealji
Elvis
Vihelay
Joey
Wien
Dakar Vasintiatee
Macapat
Herter
Sutherlands
McFierson County
Five Horses Burn In Suspected Spontaneous Blaze
Five horses perished as a fire destroyed a barn and several outbuildings. Fire officials say the blaze started in a straw stack or manure pile, with a theory of spontaneous combustion. The total loss is estimated at 24,0? dollars.
Eureka Night Prowler Terror Targets Women and Children
Residents report a man dubbed Jack the Peeper prowling Eureka and Sioux Park areas. Authorities note fear among women and children as locals prepare to defend homes with neighbors and improvised defenses after multiple sightings and reports of intrusions near dwellings.
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Sioux Park
Eureka
Nistet
Bad River Drift Drifts Near Hanedar Ford
Residents of the Bad River valley near Hanedar report a large drift of logs and debris left by a flood. Estimates place the drift at least 45 feet above the river bed, with floodwaters reaching within five feet of the material after the first of the month.
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Pierre
Hanedar
Fexon
Indrived Followin
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