The Dakotas News Reel Chronology
A garbled recap from the Dakotas items reports various local matters. It mentions banks at multiple towns, a new opera house, a road project, a fire at a grain elevator, legal notices, a shooting accident, and political and social happenings across Yankton, Mitchell, Gedg, and Sioux Falls. Strong entities include Yankton, Mitchell, Brookings, Watertown, Aberdeen, Deadwood, and Sioux Falls with dates and figures scattered throughout. The piece notes a river situation, railway concerns, and public notices affecting local residents and officials.
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Ben Johnson
Lentax
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Yankton
Hans Peterson
Egerton
Tyndall
Parker
Eagle Menwaring
Watertown
Denaro
Rapid City Journal
Mitchell
Fanikull
Layeltinn
Rowsoe
Sorpen
Trapt City
W. J Cleveland
Muillson
Fio
Meftton
Max Boon
Wray Walvet
Estinani County
Pettigrew
Aberdern
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Bradbury
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Herbert Hughes
New York
Yankton Herald
Mitehull
Explosion at English colliery kills fifty workers
A powerful blast at a English mine caused many deaths and a crowded scene at the mouth of the pit as volunteers and rescuers rushed to the scene. Women and children cried as authorities investigated cause and scope of the disaster. A separate report notes a baggage car derailment near Kansas City with damage and injuries.
Affairs in France and America Stir Global Reactions
Fragmented dispatches describe reactions to French and global political shifts. Reports mention resignations in France welcomed by monarchists, plus movements toward sanctuary and asylum for figures like Macarudy, with limited details from New York and London. The text also notes military reports on Mexican border activity and revolutionary movements, including a ranch owner linked to rising tensions.
Husband's Revenge Ends in Violent Fatality
Krecken killed his wife's lover in a brutal assault, then surrendered at a nearby station. Samuel Morris suffered severe skull fractures, eye loss, and a broken arm. Krecken was detained as officers investigated the fatal attack and marital tension.
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Herry
Miasolt
Pollus
Jonse
Morris
Armomuht
Kree
Panil
Missing Cashier Found in Dakota Letter to Wife
W Bixby of Seattle writes from Dakota to his wife Kasia Wye Dee about a missing cashier from the North Mid Bank. The letter hints at a late arrival, mentions a scout arriving with funds, and references Salvation Army and prohibition crackdown. Unclear details and numerous garbled phrases cloud the narrative.
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Seatte
Dakota
Kasia
Dee
Hixby
North
Mid
Sue
MhilsTeat Daiyre Mining Weal
Seine
Reform Club Snub Angers Speaker Supporters
A December 15 report from Wasingsarox recounts turmoil within the Reform Club over selecting a speaker for a Loos representation. Crisp and other invited guests faced snubs as DeWitt Warner and party leaders weigh who should speak, amid factional tension and press briefing before the dinner.
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Trisp
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DeWitt Warner
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Yor
Chena
Tuttle
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Suspended Reverend Smith in Cincinnati Presbytery Affair
A fragmentary report notes Reverend Smith suspended by the Cincinnati Presbytery amid internal debates and disputed charges. Other items mention Davenport’s election oversight and accusations against James A. Gurtlin, with unclear details and conflicting testimonies.
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York
Jory
James A. Gurtlin
Tanumy
Justifiae Jons
Pleading for Clay King by Nasuyney Mun
December 1 dispatch reports pleas by Nasuyney Mun for Clay King supported by Wingy to Governor Hivhamin seeking liberation. Newspapers note uncertain prospects but suggest Governor Burlintut may yield to the lady's entreaties and pursuit of liberty.
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Nasuyney Mun
Mtoe
Chie Wingy
Hivhamin All Das
Burlintut Svill
Varia
Federation of Labor Opens Twelfth Annual Congress
Delegates from major American unions gather at Independence Mall for the American Federation of Labor twelfth annual congress. President Gompers delivers a keynote focusing on labor emancipation and calls for action on unemployment and shorter work hours while condemning Pinkerton violence. Secretary Evans reports a record year of charters issued and outlines financials and calls for policy action.
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American Federation of Labor
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Detroit
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Clavie
National Protective Asocation of America
Furniture Workers’ International Union
Gass
National Assorciation
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Morse
Collarmatkers' Nationaal Union
Tron Moulders! Union of North Ameries
Tron and Steel Workers
Tarsters’ Protective Union
Mine Workers
Quarrymens! National Union
Saddle Nd Harnexsmakers
Tudors
A. Tymuoen
Cowell
Typographien
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International Union
Wood Workers’ International Union
Electrical Street Gar
Electrical Linenen and Wiremen's Union
Firemen's Protective Union
Mituid Benefit Association
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Koston
Clevelind
Habu
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Philadelphia
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New Yorke
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Briely
Knights of Tabor
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Diamond Discoveries in Idaho Questioned by Officials
Reported unearthing of diamonds in Snake River country Idaho draws doubt from local authorities and experts. Officials say findings resemble routine Kimberley-type rocks, with no proven prolific deposits or revenue prospects.
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Idaho
Daho
F. Kung
Uhbranithuily
Kembels
Kimberly
South Africa
Tn Adrien
Mes
Vertan
California
Confederate Veterans Revival Fails to Reappear in Regiments
A revived Confederate veterans movement led by Montgomery and the United Sons of Confederate Veterans failed to sustain a new regiment. The effort sought to honor memory and cohesion, but organizers reported low turnout and waning interest as the crowd dispersed in a public ceremony.
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Gay
Ted de
Ivory
Ion Guinguny
Tie
Unf
Hetfernon
Tavis
Letowe
Montgomery
Hey Cone Folomite Veterans Association
Ander
Yrporys
Democratic Committees Face Bitter Fight Over Wyoming Aid
The Democratic National Committee members push financial aid and counsel to secure a Democratic majority in the Wyoming legislature. A meeting of the Democratic state central committee is set for Friday as tensions rise over electoral votes and party strategy amid a French cabinet crisis and looming petitions.
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Mandamus Garo
Democratic National Committee
Cikyassi
Steuyelo
National Democraic Commit
Wyoming
Democratic State Central Committee
Weiner
A Tale of Tomcats in a Dim Moonlit Backyard
A Globe Democrat reader recounts a nocturnal feline duel between two tomcats, Jim and Jum, under moonlight. The tale follows their standoff, tricks, and injuries as they circle and clash, ending with one cat likely forever altered and the other ready for another confrontation.
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Globe Democrat
Wim
Voye
Patraile
Misy Spiteak
Dex
Aquare
Jima
Jim
Jan
Varo Akin
Denan
Juma
Yooner
Iater
Seo Pete
Untold Tales at the Old Police Station Revelations
A fragmented reminiscence piece imagines the old police station’s empty cells, chalked names, and whispered histories of inmates. It muses on misery, degradation, and the unseen echoes of past lives. a rural stock market slate and scattered notes follow, with jagged OCR bits of stock prices and weathered names.
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Mike
Pelle
Senate and House in Washington Report Dec Progress
Senate proceedings cover prayer by Rabbi Silverman and debate on the Sherman silver act. A bridge bill for New Orleans over the Mississippi River advances, with executive sessions and adjournments noted. House considers rule changes and a private calendar reform as debates on pensions and military affairs continue.
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Bie Antony
Anniversary of Prince Albert’s Death Observed in England
London dispatch marks the thirty-first anniversary of Prince Albert’s death with royal procession at Windsor. Queen Victoria and royal family attend divine service, witness coffin ceremony for the late duke of Clarence. Royal health noted, and plans announced for a Florence continental sojourn next March.
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Train Robbery Foiled Near Huntington
At Iivxmixatox the Chesapeake and Ohio midnight train faced a masked robbery attempt as it pulled from Huntington. A passenger from Chicago fought one robber. the other shot the defender and then fled. Passengers wrested revolvers away, robbers jumped off, pursued by a posse. A passenger, Peter Drake, was shot in foot and leg.
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Pussa
Peter Drake
Wreck Kills Woman in Pittsburg Akron and Western Crash
A Pittsburgh Akron and Western wreck in Ohio near Corey entailed the death of Mrs. Mary Roberts and left several others unharmed. The passenger coach and freighters plunged down an embankment as the train derailed and caught fire, with nonfatal injuries reported to most travelers.
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Western
Dee
Wittsbudge
Mary Roberts
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