Vast Russian links reshape Siberian trade prospects
The item surveys a wide range of topics from Siberian resources and transport costs to labor and industrial plans. It notes Russia’s ambitions to supply European markets with mineral exports and describes new factory designs, rail and streetcar route planning, and a windfall of public and private investments. It mentions pieces of antique prestige and scattered global observations, including urban development near New York and labor dynamics in other nations.
Dividends Soar From Homestake Mine Group
In Deadwood South Dakota a trio of mines led by Homestake paid large dividends and dominate local mining wealth. The three mines Granite Mountain Highland and Spearhead near Deadwood hold capital stock of 27.5 million dollars and have paid over 10.8 million dollars in dividends to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Vidie
Atock
Speentes
Highland
Oue Colupay Xiues
Veterans Plight Up To Buffalo For National Encampment
Byron July 13 department commander C13 Clark urges a large Dakota G A R delegation to travel to the national encampment in Buffalo. Expect at least 200 veterans from this state with Minnesota and North Dakota contingents. River reports of dead bodies drift past downstream, while the shorelines ten miles up are said to be lined with them. Tax receipts show May and June collections totaling 7 021 09 for delinquent taxes in the county.
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Ander Clark
Byron
Department
Clark
Tee
Ge A. R
Buffalo
Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Jan River
German language election protest disrupts local vote in McPhvrxon
A complaint filed in July questions the legality of using German in official election proceedings in McPhvrxon county. The public drill and school election posted only in German drew concern and a summons to clarify language rules. Governor Lee addresses state militia funding while Arden Land and Cattle Co filings surface in Deadwood. A preliminary examination in Vermillion concerns St A Farnsworth charged with assault and rage on Miss Thorson, bail set at 2000.
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Citzens
Piercy
Dack Son Xehadl Ateler
McPhvrxon
Lee
Imade
Youngual
Dn Fuet
Arden Land and Cattle Company
Deadwood
Harris Franklin
Ben Buer
Nathan E. Franklin
Samuel W. Allerton
Chicago
Edward J. Marmon
New York
Farnsworth
Vermillion
St. A
Copeland
Mees Dole
Thorson
State Veterinarian Refuses to Work Without Pay
Aberdeen reports Attorney General Melvin Grigsby found no appropriation for the state veterinarian Dr J W Elliott and he will not investigate cattle contagion or travel without guaranteed expenses. Also notes burial of Hamilton Hutton, details on Albert Draeger and James station balloon keeper being held on bonds, and Kansas rain relief in Kansas City area.
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Aberdeen
Nl Melvin Grigsby
J. W. Elliott
Wall River
Hamilton
Albert, Draeger
James
A Disaster Averted By A Boy
Frank Anderson a boy from Burwell Minnesota acted quickly to warn the Great Northern westbound express of a blocked track. His timely signal and presence of mind saved the train and many aboard though crew could not stop the engine in time. Train narrowly avoided wreck with mud and a toppled pilot plate.
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Foaston
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Burwell
Minn
Hyrls Toverel & Humber
Winhey
Nimont
Beggar Arrested as Minnesota Loot Found on Street
Hinckley Minnesota July 1 1 A beggar born in New York claims Chicago as home. Arrested after street search reveals 2600 in his clothing including twenty two bills and large denominations. He travelled by rail to Hinckley and faces possible punishment. police note he fears no punishment.
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Minnesota
Hinckley
Minn
Jnly
Lovie Artata
New York
Win
Perse
Billy
Vadanow
Chicago
Pastor Arrested in Ungodly Manner Charge
In St Paul Minnesota on a Sunday evening Rev Johny Brown pastor of the Mathilist church was arrested on a warrant sworn by Peter Osle alleging criminal conduct with Osle’s daughter. The arrest followed the evening service and caused a sensation in North St Paul.
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Minnerora
St. Paul
Minn
North St. Paul
Johny Brown
Mathilist
Peter Osle
Christian Endeavor Convention Concludes In Nashville 1903
The report describes the final day of a large Christian Endeavor gathering in Nashville with prayers, pavilion talks by Rev. Charles Rouda and Rev. J W Chapman, and calls for evangelization beyond churches. Speakers urge zeal to energize cities, support missions, and promote Pentecostal revival efforts.
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Francisco
Hell
Charles Rouda
Chester
Rederni
Amox Te Wells
Boston
United States
Woodward
J. We Chapmian
Philadelphia
Thomas C. Crosge
Baltimore
London
Clark
Thase
Nashville
Cee
New Names On Pension List For Veterans Of The Great War
Washington July 14 Official approval was given for pensions granted yesterday to numerous veterans and widows across Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. Names include Theodora J Larkin Owasa Abel Felin Grofe William Pains Cedar Rapids Willam Ruswells ph Kary Dow Malpen Ad Midonal George Woluhymer Mont rose Félix N Leslie Avoca Os borne Decatur Andrew J Cook Mare halltown with increases for John J Party Hare Soon Hamund D Jones and Joseph Boston Nichols Thomas F Mar fly Winterset Pillasider 8 Marie Iowa Fairmont Mary A Stewart Macksburg and minors of William J Rush Ottumwa. Also listed were South Dakota Anthony sum my Eye Point John Olson Bronx Valte George I Hobinson Haven ford Nebraska original Limbert Forg Oma haz Dennis Condon Bows ard Jacob Trown McCook and additions John E B White Alliance James H fhoion Michiel Miler Hebron Nebraska Increases for DaVidt C Roose and others at soldiers home Hill Sylvester Willig Rushville Nicholas Jackot Marni Elisha MacAllan Harrisburg Relassio Ira A Tinks ham Greenwood Original W Jows Tet Marjaroc Sanders Nebraska City Hai Fan Moowbridge Norish Stary A Palmer and int rl.
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Cintina
Washington
Theodora
J. Larkin
Owasa
Abel
Felin
William Pains
Cedar Rapids
Willam Ruswells
Whe Kary
Dow Malpen
Midonal
George
W- Woluhymer
Montrose
Félix N. Leslie
Avoca
Chrlergoner
Osborne
Decatur
Andrew J. Cook
Marehalltown
John J. Party
Hare Soon
Hamund D. Jones
Des Moines
Jel Joseph Boston
Nichols
Thoma F. Marfly
Winterset Pillasider
Marie
Towa
iFalth
William Mumby
Sey. Amour
Joan W. Mowe
Orient
Saces
Fairmont
Mary A. Stewart
Macksburg
William J. Rush
Ottumwa
South Dakota
Anthony
Summy
Eye Point
John Olson
Bronx
Michiel Miler
Hebron
DaVidt C. Roose
Gallacn
Sylvester Willig
Rushville
Nicholas Jackot
Marni
Elisha MaCalmant
Harrisburg
Ira A. Tinksham
Greenwood
W. Jows
Marjaroc Sanders
Nebraska
Hai Fan Moowbridge
Norish
Stary A Palmer
Int Rl
Fearful railway accident kills forty and injures sixty
Last midnight at Gjentofte an express from Lelala collided with a stationary passenger train. The crash wrecked night carriages and left forty dead and sixty injured. A key police officer reported the incident and initiated the official response.
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Proas
Copenhagen
Jay
Gjentofte
Lelalaor
Contagious cattle disease prompts wartime care and spread
A garbled report describes a contagious cattle illness feared deadly, with references to investigations by Attorney William Wallace Magbie and local authorities. It notes cattle losses near Yankton, disrupted commerce, and efforts to curb transmission along the Cheyenne River route, mentioning Dr. Bilol and Dr. Hemsedal.
South Dakota Sin Blue Encampment Glows National
The South Dakota sin blue encampment activities glow, with participants from Watertown and Huron. Notable figures include Tony Levant, Avy W and Shyali of Watertown. The event featured entertainment and a motorcade style public display running Friday to Sunday.
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Tony
Levant
Crome
Shyali
Watertown
Livitten
Vomkhiga
Thyian
Abardeeth Witertowh
Battery Hoof Clark
Sonipmmen Crom de Brust
Bloux Wali
Huron
Herre
Yankion
Wil
Taskid
Ore production and price pressures at Cripple Creek mines
The report describes mine owners in Cripple Creek facing high costs and falling profits as ore at $40.00 per ton yields limited returns. It notes competition among cyanide plants, mills, and smelters, with treatment fees and inventory costs impacting profits. Demand and rail expansion influence ore handling and waste management across the region.
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Joly Eh
Hue
Jale
Ove
Cripple Creek
Iran
Amendment question to be submitted to voters in Dolmen
Fragmented OCR text discusses a constitutional amendment item framed as two questions. It notes a prior settlement and mentions Dolmen, Vinton, and a prohibition on submitting more than one question to an amendment. The readable portion shows uncertainty about the exact phrasing and outcome.
Terrible cloudburst devastates Bad River valley stock losses
News from Nevin county reports a violent cloudburst northwest of the area causing the Bad River valley to flood near the forks. Stocks drowned and ranch property sustained damage worth noting as responders assess the scene. Walter Rhodes formerly a prominent stockman reportedly died but is believed to have recovered after a mistaken report. A railway commission in South Dakota is drafting a new schedule while awaiting legal outcomes. A farmer near Greenwood finds a sheep and a tank gummed with quills. a Tulsa area landlord notes tenants with sparse church attendance.
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Walter Rhodes
Suantrake
Chamberlin
Edgerton
Stalin
Hodes
Mnerby
South Dakota Railway Commission
Miuron
Kirkpatrick
Murder of Old Woman Amid Witchcraft Suspicions in Mississippi
Report details the brutal killing of an elderly woman near Glata, Mississippi, by Antonio Tweero, 18, and Teodora Luoyu, 22. The assailants allegedly believed her to be a witch, luring her from her home to a village where she was slain and her body desecrated, with accusations tied to ominous local superstitions.
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Huessins
Ela
Tate London
Walton-on-the Nags
Wyersens
Watehon
Vintzky
Que Victoria
Cheswhire G. Taslings
Brovidyn
Ba Glata
Lins Veynus
Lo Fayn
Bia
Saikero
Aeli
Meath
Meath, Wot HW Sestige of Etothinwe
Diwiphesarel
Murder in Indian Territory kills two in a quarrel
A riotous fight over Cherokee Strip money escalated into fatal violence. Will Nave and John Connor died in a melee that left Lita Stewart severely wounded. One suspect, Wal Baselt, involved in the brawl, faces authorities as reports detail the chaotic scene and ensuing jubilee at Hayden and Fort Gibson.
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Patal
Wichita
Ady
Cama
Fort Tibbon
Pienio Graitids
Vossum Ervok
Povernment
Hayden Ad Bort
Mossam Creel
Menimelves
Cmd
Litiua Stewart
Hind
Will Nave
John Conor
Stewart
Wali Bilsett
Arbitration session sought by miners dispute leaders
Milos Bowras and several delegates hold a session this afternoon to push arbitration to settle the miners’ differences. Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania representatives are expected, with a Trinda delegation likely to attend as talks resume.
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Milos Bowras
Vinetairy
Obio
Ubetler
pireWhat
Peikstwantite
Colutianian
Willie
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylsvania
Trinda
National Republican League Convention Opens Tomorrow
Delegates to the National Republican League convention in Detroit arrive as a large influx is expected tonight. Two leading presidential candidates are Marcus Polwky of Chicago and Crawitoed af Kentucky, with early signals uncertain.
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Detroit
Ivy
National League of Republican Clubs
Uideniyr
Marcus Polwaky
Chicago
Crawitoed
Kentucky
Eloge Xeon
Pet dog dies by own action during hero rescue
The pet dog owned by Matt Madison allegedly leapt from a roof to save a friend, opening a ventilation opening and plunging to the ground where it died instantly. The incident followed reports of distress signals and a failed rescue attempt as witnesses describe the dog’s behavior before the fatal act.
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Tipfington
Inte
Matt Madison
Chinese Faction Scramble Over Exposition Representation
In Chicago a factional struggle erupts over representation at a major exposition. Wong Chin Foo, head of the Chinese Equal Rights league and editor of the Chicago Chinese News, is commissioner and opposes importing skilled workers. Rival leaders Hip Tak Tong Sting and Kom Het back private concessions, following plans from prominent countrymen. Allegations arise of motives to price and expel Chinese labor, with Washington representatives involved and potential personal clashes anticipated at the park.
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Chicago
Wong Chin Foo
Lateyanen
Toth
Washington
Michener
Gue
Sourdu
Parkisann
Refusal by Rail Lines to Haul West Virginia Coal
Information indicates Baltimore and Ohio Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling and Lake Erie Cleveland Canton Southern and other lines refuse to haul West Virginia coal. Receivers report labor contingencies may influence action but train workers’ refusal is not anticipated. Messages from union leaders express readiness to support Mine Workers President Ratcliffe.
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Cleveland
Virginia
Crane
Arthur
The
Brothers God of Locomotive Engineers
Auye
West Virginia
Present Conditions in Great Industrial War
Amid a broad miner strike in the Monongahela region and surrounding coal fields, operations have collapsed with only the Webster mine active. Officials from Ohio, Illinois, and other states move toward arbitration as talks are set in Pittsburgh to avert escalation. Prices rise amid coal shortages while shipments are constrained to river works and limited rail movements.
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Witteburg
Litte Changa
Monongahela
Webster
Washington Coal Company
Cleveland
Campanhy
Norifort
Jolie
Suny
Tjian
Ohio
Indusrial
Ohio Board
Indian Labor Commission
James M. Clark
Pennsylvania
Iabor
West Virginia
Pitteburge Hintelet
James Young
M.A. Taina
Piny
Erin
Cheyveland
Coucu
Dearynltt
Ranspeie
DeArmity
Peealdont Tarchford
Yasterday
Uwe
Hites
Anines
Lye
Emperor William Injured On Yacht At Oude Norway
Report from Gade Norway dated July 14 states Emperor Willan sustained a severe blow to the left eye when a rope struck as a mate was lowered from a yacht. Blood filled the eyeball but a bandage was applied and pain subsided.
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Emperor William
Oude
Norway
Gade
Emperor Willan
Joe Kirby Disbarred From State Courts For Two Years
Sioux Falls July 12 A circuit court session led by Judge J W Jones disbarred Joe Kirby from practicing in state courts for two years amid a case tied to alleged complicity in a post office robbery The ruling details a disbarment lasting two years and cites the court’s decision. Also noted Columbia Creamery ownership dispute and stalled household goods move with workers owed substantial sums and farmers losing amid silk deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
J. W. Jones
Joe Kirby
United States
Kithy
Pugilist Kid McCoy Offers Help for Miners Benefit
A telegram from boxer Kid McCoy promises to box any man in the world for the benefit of the Manacan miners. Knight of the Mine Workers says the offer will be accepted by the members. The message references Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
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Kid McCoy
Asitac
Ambitious World War II Peace Talks Rumored
Fragmented text describes a planned military action and potential annexation moves involving Japan and the United States. Mentions Admiral leadership, students, and various regions, with scattered, unclear references to ships, harbors, and possible mobilization of forces. The garbled OCR yields no coherent event date or location.
A CHANCE FOR WILLING MEN Kingas Bus ora Unable to Get
Kansas farmers seek labor to save wheat as state records show men and women facing hunger. Citizens refuse work, leading to food shortages and home seizing.
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Kingas Bus Ora
Fopeka
Kansas
Valentine attack at Valley Springs hospital death watch
A man named Valentine, injured in a home incident after a dispute with his wife, is in critical condition at a city hospital. Reports allege he threatened his wife with a knife. authorities will not act until a postmortem examination is completed. Other notes mention a jail incident and livestock market figures.
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Valentine
Thyurtos
Enforce Law Against Poachers Sparks Fines and Trials
Cedar Sanita reports sixteen poachers were fined a total of $021 by Tintcn Whitlam, with warrants issued for nine others. Deputies confiscated 00 pounds of Bell, 5,000 feet of wine, and 2,500 books. In Sioux Falls, Erik Eggen, a farmer north of the city, killed himself Sunday night.
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Cedar Sanita
Fis
Tuinticn Whitlam
Ceut
A Parmer
Sioux Falls
Erik Eggen
Tariff Conferees Press on as House and Senate Probe
Washington, May 42. The Senate and House conference on tariff measures press toward a compromise amid concerns over duty on a range of articles including cotton bagging and gunny sacks. Members deliberate revenue needs and potential amending motions as the adjournment follows the death of Senator Harris.
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Washington
Duly
Mir
Wiliatuen
Senate
Otter
Alan
Konto
Lee
Nuance Committee
Democrate
Republicatia
Middle Northwest
Howse
Harris
Merchants face Western rail rate stance on New York trip
New York merchants protest Western rail refusals to grant reduced fares for out of town buyers coming to New York to purchase stocks. Chicago and St Louis tickets will be issued Aug 7 with a one way fare, then return within 30 days, as Western roads resist the plan.
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Western Railroad
United States
Fab
Cammizaion
Gloucester
Woods Tole
New England
Nthe Potomine
Delaware
Atlantic
Mnawachisetts
Florida
Kepatine
Wix Miter Hortheast
Alen Town
Pra
Philadelphia
Blerr
Tntrepid
Vera Cris
Mexico
Citi
Natiroadé
New York
In Merchanta' Association
Chicago
Moreli Inty’ncarnation
Baltiman Myst
Merchants
Aavenin Lin Dental
Aif
Thin Jolt TraiMe Association
King
Chicago and &T
Louie
Mc King
Gotty
Contempt Conviction For New York Financial Official
W J Searles vice president of the Farmers Loan and Trust company was found guilty of contempt of court in New York. The judge noted the contempt arose from his refusal to answer questions before a commission regarding foreclosure proceedings tied to a wage trust. Justice Beekman granted a stay and allowed an appeal after the contempt order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. J. Searles
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
ArSearles
Take Street
Farmers’ Loan and
Searles
Beekman
Partisan Government Backed by Governor Flower
New York July 13 Governor Flower endorsed party government arguing it fixes responsibility for misgovernments. He claimed no such accountability exists in nonpartisan systems led by honest men serving the people. He cited Grover Cleveland’s 1884 race as proof that party nominations strengthened state support.
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Roswell J. Mower
Buch
New York
Teawell P. Flower
Grover Cleveland
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Tory
National Republican League
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National Painters and Decorators Union
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Columbia Creamery Company
de Bhoritt
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JT Floyd
Japan
Conmander Heredaley
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