Local Dakota news items and civic notes mix town detail
A crowded summary of Dakota region happenings includes shifts in public services, street and waterworks projects, church and public notices, and local business movements. Community leaders from Yankton, Mitchell, Hot Springs, Sioux Falls, and Pierre report investments, fires, and infrastructure work. weather permitting, winter work on roadways continues while new routes and mail deliveries are planned. various civic and religious figures are mentioned along with minor incidents and editorial changes.
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Fehktun
Mt Eun
Shires
Port Blorra
Fankton
Brookins
Yankton
Scotland
South Dakota
Mitchell
J.P. Rose
Minor County
Minor County, Has Been Ordsined , Presbytrian Annister. the Hot Springs Council
Drusiirty
Spirit Lake Chautauqua Haa
Tas Vo Chautauqua Secreury
Whalen
Daily Capital Company
Pierre
Jowest
Sioux Falls
Yankton Wallway
Antowa Tna
Tittle Ted
Fort Pierre
Breayan
Horges
Tonoph F. Presle
MOF
Fort Pleven
Aney
Aberdeen
Weislnctun Springs
WK Bhipson
Tripp Geiger
mlatYof
Papar
J. H.stont
Tripp Lidger
WF. Knupp
Ele Point Ladder
Bokton
Maya
Pieris Journal
Ord
Tom Stone
National Banket Commerce
Land Office History Shows Rapid Dakotas Decline in Titles
Rapidly decreasing land office business across South Dakota marks a shift from the 1880s boom. Entries at Aberdeen, Huron, Mitchell, Yankton, Watertown, and other offices fell sharply through the 1890s, with final proofs and fees dwindling and many land attorneys losing their once rich harvest.
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Mrreikrs
Ld Sethlers
Dhit
Immny
Diiny
Sparks
Aberdeen Land Office
Stridz
Mitchell
Entrick
Yunkton
Watertown
Sisseton Reservation
Rapid City
Deadwood
oClemberlain
Nihilist Scare in Russia Prominent Figures Imprisoned
A sweeping crackdown in Russia results in nine more suspects arrested or charged in connection with a supposed nihilist conspiracy. Authorities allege a wide network reaches higher ranks and even trusted officers, with many under surveillance but not yet arrested as investigations continue. A separate fire at Senator Kyle's Washington residence caused no major damage, while Chicago unveils the world’s finest ice water fountain near city and county buildings, a gift from John B. Drake.
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Ning
Senator Kyle
Anennzis
Duc
Kyle
Waslington
Chicago
Nec
John B. Drake
Grand Pacific Hotel
Italy
Calumbus
Rome
McGlynn Restored Priest Faces New Jurisdiction Battle
New York dispatch reports Dr. Edward McGlynn, recently restored to priestly standing, will likely be under Cardinal Gill or Archbishop Ireland in the Baltimore or St Paul dioceses. Prominent priests in the archdiocese are surprised by the restoration terms. McGlynn plans to speak at the dedication of the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum today, while church authorities discuss the impact on other anti liberty figures and excommunicated followers.
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Metilynn
McGlynn
Tallebont
De.McClynn
Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Aaylum
Ralphavanne
Pacifle
MeGlynn
Voverty Society
Wurtsell
Rondout
Corrigan
Askeid
Thos
Quried
Miehelt
Hons
Pic Dural
Man Takes Odd Pig Feet Bet In St Louis
Mike Collins wagers ten dollars and the price of pig feet on a thirty day contest to eat a yard of pig feet. He must dispose of the feet at C Weber's pork shop and have bones left for judging. Collins faces long odds as evenings pass with feet weighed and checked at Lundt's Digogs On O'Wallon Street.
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Louis
S Monti
Lewis
Mike Collins
C. Weber
Colling
Stenry Tundt
O'Wallon
Snestil the Fool
Lund
Weber
Collins
Conditon
Collina Wa
Tundt
Soma
Lumdt’s
Thrifty Colored Methodists Try to Turn a Wedding
Mil ford Capia Jr the famed colored poet and Maury Price were to wed at a Kansas City AME church. Trustees planned to charge 10 cents per head to witness the ceremony, provoking poet Tilford Davis who protested the move. The wedding was moved to St Johns Chapel where admission would be free.
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Kasaakins Dev
Kansan
A.M
Milford Capia, Jr
Jon Selebrity
Maury Price
Io Church
Tilford Davis
St Johns Jchapel
Constitution Amended Plan At Industrial Legion Conference
The People's Party conference in this city discusses amending the Industrial Legion constitution after its Memphis founding. Vandervoort of Omaha hesitates over features, possible renaming of offices, and removal of ritual. the session aims for a national scope and secret sessions only on occasions. Taubeneck notes the conference seeks to shape its future and implement changes as indicated by leaders.
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The
Industrial Legion
Ispranatouh
Lwo
People's Party
Memphis
du Fll
Tanteneok
Vandervoort
Mx Vandervoor
Taubenecl
Jay
Christmas Fog Smothers Britain Amid Frost Suffering
London endures dense fog and freezing weather as frost grips the country. Accidents surge in Glasgow and Manchester from burst water mains, while two killed near Airdrie. Twelve skaters drown across Great Britain as conditions bite the poor.
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London
England
Wand Manchester
Airdrie
Great Britain
Dynamite Blast Kills Five In New York Tunnel Yard
A dynamite explosion in the yards of the New York and Long Island City Tunnel Company on Fourth Street between Vernon and Jackson avenues killed five people and injured about twenty. Names of the dead include Henry O'Brien and others from Long Island City. Fire and debris trapped residents in adjoining tenements as flames spread, with hospitals receiving multiple injured victims and officials fearing more deaths as relief efforts continued.
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Loxa
Clavie
New York
Long Island
Fourth Street
Vernon
Jackson Avenues
Thin City
Persoan
Long Islant
Rocho
Long Ioiana
Tienry O'Brien
Long Island City
Funk Allan
Indics
FBI Postottice
Mane Tiy8
Postvitice
Daytons
Long Islan
M Hhy
Eksa
Daslaon
Ruina
Maine
St. Joly Hospital
New York and
Long San Tunnel
William Steintway
Jack Yhou
Chay
Milwaukee Fire Devastates City Street Car Shops
A morning blaze at Milwaukee street railway shops in the northwestern corner destroyed the entire yard, with 500000 in losses. The fire, likely incendiary, damaged a car stable, horses, and extensive machinery, while a bomb-like explosion is suspected. A $2500 reward was offered for incinerary evidence as the city weighs action.
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Milwaukee
Dor
Milwaukee Street Railway
Che
Thess Slopa
Ata
Asis
Lin
Watch Ton United Pros
Tin Villard
Wwatchman
Fifteenth
Douglas Streets
Carpet Aid Furniture Establishment
A. Orchard & Co
Douglas Street
Insurance Continental Clothing Company
Douglas
W. 2. Gamble
JL. Byers
Leavenworth
Kas
GOING AGAINST HILL AND RIVAL RAIL DEALS
Complex rail dispute in Duluth and Winnipeg area unfolds as Hill and Canadian parties seek control of the Duluth and Winnipeg road. Manitoba banker Merriam funded early debt, with Grand and Poly split. Canadian Pacific may supply funds to settle Hill debt, shifting lead from Great Northern. Superior depot plans, land transfer near Wesden depot, and Northern Pacific involvement loom large. Professor Pasteur receives gold medal in Paris. whisky producers prepare for higher tax and potential shortages.
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Wear Surentor
Wis
Dec
Duluth
Winnipye
Jim Hill
Minnenota
W. OR. Merriam
Hill
Grant & Poly
Grant Hiss
Fuleyte
Mela
van Hornry
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Great Northern
Fisher
Iis
Superior
Union Depot
Inkesavemie and
Winter Street
Wesent
KR. J. Vellyas
Land Company of
Tte
St.ana
Academy of Llanas
Parin
Pasteur
Academy of Sciense Tupaday
Ilebkation
Carnot
Memoraothis
Adriel’s Gains Prestige and Panama Secrets Emerge
Awdrieux gains prestige as authorities hesitate to arrest Andrieux amid Panama Canal fraud investigations. A found book in the Panama Company offices links senators and deputies to vote sales, with letters and dates suggesting bribery and covert influence. Extremists push for a united socialist front while police monitor agitators. In Paris, Baron de Relaine’s death is ruled natural after autopsy findings negate foul play theories.
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Tarto
Deu
M Anderene
Pedmier Wibot
Andrieux
M. A.drieux
Hin Connie
Trae Son
Andries
Panama
Thigett
M. Andrieux
Tt Han
Hore
Kinrich
Alleman Ghose
Wnd
Paris Bourbon
Amin
Issiyi
Reinach
Parin
Haron de Relaneh
Broward
Tollay
de Hrouur
Colleagwes
Thes Baron
Pleased with the Outlook Professor Andrews Talks
Professor Benjamin Andrews of Grown University, U S delegate to the Brussels international monetary conference, reports a positive outlook and early bimetallism support. He left for New York after discussing the Brussels meeting and the progress toward monetary reform.
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Andrews
Benjamin Andrews
Grown University
Ue American
Urussely
New York
Brussels
Pasteur Cure for Epilepsy and Inoculation Claims
Dr Paul Gibier reported at the Academy of Medicine on a new agent using virus-derived material from sheep organs to treat epilepsy. Injections near the hip yielded favorable six month observations by Charlies L. Dana at Bellevins hospital, though critics awaited further testing.
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Cibier
New York
Paul Gibier
New York Hysterio: Agical Soclety
Pasour Institute
Academy of Medicine
Elae
France
Paris
Pasteur
Gibier
Pasteur Ina Wuite
Ry Lana
Yeatorad
Sibier
Charlies L. Dana
Bellevins Hospital
Knights of Pythias to Host Grand Ball in Huron Opera House
Hyrox BD will host a grand reception and ball in the Huron opera house Friday evening with Elmendorfa and shestea from Six Pally providing music and guests expected from Nat city Maniato Tracy Winona Merre Aberdeen Watertown Minole ngs Harvarden Stonx City and other places. Real estate men plan Jan 7 meeting in Red Yold to map state development, attract Chicago excursions, and lure capitalists, business, and farmers to South Dakota.
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Huron Knights of
Pythiss
Hyrox
Huron Snighte
Vythluy
Opera House
Elmendorfa
Shestea
Pally
Nat City
Maniato
Tracy
Winona
Merre
Aberdeen
Watertown
Minolengs
Harvarden
Stonx City
Jenkely
Syracuse Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Redfield
Henox
P. Dee
Red Yold
Calle Araves
Chicago
South Dakota
Shipment of 12090 Dunes for Justice statue event
Shipment of 12,090 ounces of silver was sent from the Moulton Mining Company to the Omaha Refning Company for the silver statue of justice, with the value to be prepared by Granite and Hin metal mines, reported from Mont Dec 20. The note mentions W. A. Clark as the donor and Grant Refining Company in Omaha as recipient.
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Omaha Refning Company
Serre
Mont
Moulton Mining Company
Statue of Justice
Omahean Grant Refning Company
Omaha
Wood Workers Union delegates meet in national convention
Machina Wood Workers Corvenmy Oxicano and 200 strong delegates convene the annual Wood Workers' International Union America meeting in sessions today led by Johneen Louis with Frank Heacock Omaha and Frank Franck Chicago as General Officers and Thomas S. Kidd Chicago as General Secretary. Reports show rising membership as delegates consider establishing permanent national headquarters in this city. The Western Commercial Travelers convene in St Louis with talks on a half-rate certificate program and new officers led by David W. Carath, Martha P. Donahog, and George Kragg, while Kansas prohibitionists meet in Topeka. Edison motion granted in patent case between Edison Electric and Westinghouse. U.S. deputy marshals held by Mexican bandits feared dead near Laredo after engagement with U.S. cavalry. Live stock and grain markets noted across Sioux City and Chicago exchanges.
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Machina Wood Workers Corvenmy Oxicano
Wood Workers’ International Union America
Johneen
Oth Louis
Frank Heacock
Omaha
Frank Franck
Chicago
Thomas S. Kidd
Houston
Tex
Toledo
Caly
Kansas City
Washeington
D. C
Ita
St. Louis
West
Lindell Hotel
R. 0
Table
Jaw
San Fransisco
Cal
Murray Carlton
A. Trask
George Wilson Mole
Steck
George Roth
John B
Danvlr
Edward Mitchell
St. Donia
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Ate
Ponea
Harllavton Hank and ‘Trust Company
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Tala Hoek
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People's Party Conference
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Panama Company
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South Dakota News
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Sampak Dickey
Tha Prohibitam National Committee
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Edison Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
United States
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Westinghouse Company
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Westinghouse
Westinghouse Counsel, the Same Mite Tignn Ware
Sawyer Mann
Lani
Roma
United States Cavalry
Laredo
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Feedars
Mtoai
Ygoud
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Cmicano
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Taxank
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Ouama
Mhorl Roar, | Can Bibs—Carh, WD A, Wbuller
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