South Dakota Fair and Rural Life Notes Highlight Local News
The article surveys a lively mix of topics from cemetery legends to dramatic vignettes, reports on the South Dakota fair planning with rail pass incentives, and notes on fishing, carpenters’ Sunday homes in San Francisco, and a weathered portrait of local life. It mentions officials from Waters town, railroad arrangements for the fair, and plans for the September event with a hoped for record crowd.
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Kimball
Tinan
Paulinuee
South Dakota
Anya
Muncover
Trade reports show US import shares from Europe in 1805
A bureau briefing details French and German exports to the United States, listing values by consulate and region. It notes declines and shifts across armaments, textiles, and luxury goods, with Paris district shares and various provincial totals. Also mentions the death of Rev. Talmage’s wife and a conference on Atlantic exposition ticketing.
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Wastington
Ann
Movense
Melsium
Incrvane
Keita I Wi
British Columbia
Port of Vancouver
Canada
Maritimw Drugviews
Newfoundland
Wiereake
Provincy of
Ontario
Inerdae
Province of Garbo
Colin Bia
Bureau
Laton Janse
Paris Conaular
United States
Sille
Germany
Berlin
Frankfort
Hawaiiar Islands
Tealy
Mexico
Slootang
Cory Sulato
Neverland
Spain
Norway
Switzerland
Creatorituin
Cottan
Smountlig
Wralti
Pte
Chicago
Ave
Southern and Central Passenger Agents Association
Pawwenger
Sioux City Stock Yards Sale Rules and Yardage
Yardage and dorkage terms for live stock at Sioux City Stock Yards are listed. Commission rates, hog, cattle, calf, and sheep yardage figures appear with penalties and conditions including hogs, cattle, and sows. A sale of Dackare-Al Mogu is noted with hog yardage and pregnancy considerations.
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Sioux City
Navy Department criticizes Court of Inquiry findings on usury
The Navy Department and Secretary McAdoo disclose the Court of Inquiry found irregular payments and usurious interest on loans. paymaster aides Rasmussen and Morarity are named in alleged improper transactions. A censure letter to Captain Vusey and a paymaster’s clerk appointment suspension are proposed, along with discharge actions and eligibility concerns for Rasmussen.
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Washington
Actini
McAdou Hae
Nvy Department
Court of Inquiry
J. Rasmussen
McAdoo
Vusey
Trany
J. Rasmueseg
Torn by Race Turmoil in Spring Valley Rally
A call to arms by a Chicago colored group seeks to mobilize at 900 State Street and 6 00 State Street, urging armed defense amid lynchings. Governor Altgeld refuses troops, while Spring Valley locals brace for potential violence as Italians and miners assemble, with tensions rising over alleged attacks on Black residents and property.
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Chicago
Aga
Chiragy
Klute Street
Um. m
Avrual
Tia
Avery Jang
Xaverns
Spina Valley
Dafure
Moate
Mainkins
Pipher
Geo
Wi Dickey
Justo
Pesto Chapel
Wiliam Johnnson
Talia
Foe Spring Valley
Sirti Valles
Aligeld
Aneyerr
Springtiel
Algeld
Ain
Spring Valley
Typothete of America opens ninth annual convention
The Typothete of America opened its ninth annual convention in the Twin Cities with Charles H. Blakely of Chicago as chair. Welcome addresses were given by FL. Smith of Minneapolis and J. Ramley of St. Paul. President Blakely urged harmony between employers and workers as reports from leading cities outlined the national scene. The Rochester incident described a house snake killed by electricity after a dangerous test.
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Iowa
Dakota
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Ang
Falls
Kathersville
Wesociation
Brotherhood of the King Maintorough
N.Y
Hanecred
Annona
Lion Ogun
FL. Smith
Minneapolis
J. Ramley
Twin Cities
Blakely
Mass Wal Harmony
Chinese outrages in Yung-Hu mission property burned
US Consul General Jernigan reports American mission property at Yung-Hu burned. The dispatch says Iu-Chong mass killings, houses surrounded, women and children stabbed, and the situation unsettled as outrages continue in China. Morhin-1 admonishes and a child interrogates about punishment.
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Jore Missionatien
Washington
Alate
Jernigan
Ching
Yung
Iu-Chong
Prohibition Speakers Tour Near Staten Island Park
Prohibitionists start a two week series at Prohibition Park on Staten Island, New York, featuring national figures. Tomorrow Senator Peter of Kane will discuss temperance policy, with South Carolina’s ex-Senator Titan OC and Samuel Lickie of the National Prohibition Committee to follow. Other guests include Howie of Alabama and ex-Governor St. Julia of Kansas.
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Kpenkera
Staten Telund
New York
Prohibition Park
Peter of Kane
Ixto
Anincuasion
Titan
South Carolina
Samuel Lickie
Tel National Prohibition
Howie
Alebamh
Centennial of General Wayne’s Victory at Fort Greenville
The article recalls the centennial celebration at Greenville with a parade and a 10-gun salute honoring General Anthony Wayne and the treaty with Native Americans. Governor McKin and other officials attended as visitors arrived by trains from surrounding counties. The piece also describes a Black Hills Woodmen picnic at Rapid City attracting about 2,000 attendees with speeches, dancing, and civic camaraderie.
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Maufred
Henry Kines Ie
Greenville
Fort Greensville
Peice
Anthony Wayne
Ploneer Fage
Juan
Dayton
Black Hills
Frank Buck Is a Terror and Bandit Leader Arrests
Automan belt bandits led by Frank Muck murdered Deputy Marshal Morrett at Canugee last week. In a separate raid they stopped a wagon party, forced men to mount their horses, and shot Benton Callahan and a Negro boy, killing Callahan as they fled on horseback.
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Miiaconun
Irank Muck
Morrett
Canugee
Pal
Muck
Benton Callahan
Callahan
Mr. Callahan
Banks Face Capital Cuts as Major Institutions Consider Reducing Stock
New York and other cities report large banks plan to trim capital stock by about 5 million to 150 million dollars, with a vote by stockholders set for October 7. The move aims to address overcapitalization and high interest costs, while some banks may pursue similar actions to restore profits amid low rates and competition. The discussion reflects broader concerns about deposits, call money, and dividend expectations among clearing houses and bankers.
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New York
Moston
Wily Heale Bown Phelr Steel
Aug
America
Manic of
Horton
Clearing Home
Banka 14
Pratt
Joos
Mike Che
England
Bank of England
Catholic Total Abstainers Jubilee Convent in New York
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America plans Jubilee Convent in New York with over 10,000 members expected. Papal delegate and Archbishop Corticat will attend during a stay in the city.
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Cyne
New Yorks
New York
Corticat
Hancock Bones Found During Monument Work
A workman digging for the John Hancock state monument foundation at Granary Burying Ground accidentally opened a tomb like case containing bones. The find includes a label with names and dates tied to the signer of the Declaration of Independence. The discovery is reported alongside other county news on harvests, grain yields, and Knights of Labor activities.
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Mename
Heston
Maxs
John Hancock
George Wiene Hancock
Ain Ge Comal
Mener
Adolaration of Independence
Adatt
Fia Tuco
Coxey's Governor Nomination At Columbus Convention
Aug 2 The Coxey platform additions include declaring treason to imbue interest and subversion of the monetary system. It calls for state control of intoxicants with profits and direct vote for state and national officers. Nomination of Stark and Coxey discussed. Coxey led 14 to 8 over Stark. convention adjourned to noon.
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Columbus
Papa- Mint
Met
Yale
Whisky Trust Affairs in New York Courts
An ex parte hearing was held before Judge O Kren to stay the vacating of a temporary injunction related to whisky trust matters. The case involved Nathan Ayn and an unnamed national committee seeking to preserve property and prevent the demporary removal of assets amid ongoing negotiations.
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Vowy Crary Bujuvettol
New York
Nathan Ayn
O Kren
Prud
New Evidence Alleged in Holmes Quinlan Case
Chief Hadanieh accompanied by Mix Quinlan examined rooms once used by Holmes and Mrs Quinlan at Holmes' castle. They spent about three hours inside and Badenoch refused to disclose the new evidence, saying it is highly damaging but not yet public. He warned the department’s findings will stun when revealed.
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Flaherven
Alonx Fats
du Aueh
B. A
C. P. Kemp
Waters Town
Chicago
Maine
Ortobir
Pettirew
Milwauker
St. Paul
Mitelol
Lake Preston
North Wester
Burlington
Great Northern
Sioux Walls
Yankton la
Uefair
Prairie Lilly
Achote
Haris
Huns
Hathey
Minune County
Murop
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
GC. Huntington
Mix Nellie Thomas
Mise Myrtle Miller
Ida Thomax
oMeor
Crawford Haw
Holmes
Quiniin
Fate of Nana Sahib The Mutiny Leader Revealed
A historical sketch details Nana Sahib, chief figure of the Indian mutiny, his capture by Captain William Brown aboard the gunboat Acheres, a fortune found aboard, and his lover Soma dying in a fiery punishment. The ship Mint was destroyed, the mutineer leader killed, the captain slain, and the ashes of Nana Sahib and Soma said to lie in the Ganges.
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Bugs Somof
San Francisco
Aig
Nauve
Tate
Nana Sahib
Indie
Gunbowe
Wan
Aenares
Nana Sahih
Desort
Broukee
Menert
Nana Santh
Asher
Henares
Brown
Soma
Heroel
Ganges
Corbett Granted Absolute Divorce From Corbett
In New York Superior Court today Mrs. OW Corbett was granted an absolute divorce from husband Samer J. Corbett. The decree orders Corbett to pay $6,200 alimony over six years. Mrs Corbett, age, may resume her maiden name Olle Lake and cannot remarry until her husband is deceased.
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College Times
Masy
Newport
New York
Louie
Ave
Dudge
OW Corpett
Pugillat
Samer
J. Corbett
Ut Corbett
Corbett
Olle Lake
Stage Held Up In Merced Robbery Report
An unidentified masked robber held up a street stage near Merced California yesterday afternoon forcing the driver to surrender packages worth unknown sum. One passenger was threatened and required to disclose her money before the thief escaped northwest of the city. Local authorities investigating the incident.
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California
Wacom
Merced
Cal
Pirswiger
Soln
Young Woman Fires Killing Of Boy In Garden Theft
A young woman shot and killed a boy accused of stealing fruit from a garden. He was seized by the crowd and later arrested by authorities. The event occurred near Washington around noon today and sparks questions about law and order and public reaction.
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Soidrad Winglern
Pratt
Washigton
General Waxter
Ordnance
United States Army
Hey Turers Garden
Younse Indy
White Outlaws Blame Hannocks Chief in Indian Tension
A report from Butya morning states Charihy Blatne, a Hannocks sub chief, arrived from Jackson's Hole en route to Ye Canadian Croom’s camp to warn Crees not to leave Montana. He says Bannocks may join, but Hannocks deny desire to fight unless provoked. tension traces to white outlaws killing Indians near Jackson's Hole. Telegram from Market Lake says calm. Cornell crew race report contrasts with AP dispatch.
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Balt Lake
Buty
Charihy Blatne
Butta
Jackson's
Hale
White Hall
Mont
Maine
Montana
Pine Ridge
Jackson's Hole
Indiana
United Press success boosts evening paper edition
The Washington Times and Wil Jeane evening Kiltion report strong growth and improved facilities. Hon. Conn, president and proprietor, plans an after noon edition starting Monday the 5th, with full United Press wire service for the afternoon issue.
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Wington Times
Washington
Washington Morning Times
United Prenn
Express and Freight Wreck Kills Fireman in Ohio Crash
An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnati and Milan express collided with a westbound freight near Newark at 4 am. Fireman Bella of Newark was killed and Engineer May fatally injured. The wreck caused the train to telescope, with the baggage car burned and most passengers escaping with cuts and bruises. The freight train split in two at the splice, but the Pullman sleeper survived.
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Watatty
Wurt
Haynenger
Bancrville
Cincinnati
Brigade Encampment Draws National Guard Signals in City
Centerville Ta Ase reports twelve hundred soldiers from the Second and Third regiments of the Iowa National Guard marching to the front brigade. General H H Wright and the quartermaster have arranged a big maneuver for Tuesday with Governors Day Wednesday. Another exercise is planned for Thursday as part of the encampment activities.
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Centerville
Ase
Towa National Guard
H. H. Wright
Luckyon
Hie Rim
Widow in Omaha Makes Two Suicide Attempts
In Omaha on an August day, wealthy widow Dore Woale faced two suicide attempts by her own action. Her husband Med Wo yeurEsy opposed her moves and the case centers on her motive and the failed attempts amid public attention involving local figures.
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Gumbe Wikow
Omaha
Aug
Dore
Cylowek Hotand
Imprisoned Miners Reported Trapped at Matt Mine
News dispatches state twenty miners trapped in a flooded Matt mine in Scotland remain unrecovered. Entrance blocked by water and debris, despite dynamite attempts to clear the shaft. officials fear all men have perished. Names and exact times not confirmed.
Botew Declines Governor Candidacy Defies Local Dems
Horace Botew refuses the Watson governor nomination at Marshall town convention cites personal reasons. Letter dated Grundy Center Aug 2 addressed to P O Bishop chair of Linn county Democratic convention explains decision. Includes note on murder charges against Theodore Durrant and Holmes with references to Minnie Williams as a victim. Barton winemakers finish wing cask milestone holding 100000 gallons marg.
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Wew
Cedar Rapida
Garsette Today
Horace Botew
Grundy Coneter
Aumunt
P.O. Bishop
Ote Linn County
Watson
Marshall
Erintmology
Theodore Durrant
San Francisco
Holmes
Chicago
Ony
Minnie Wilfiame
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