Inventions and Oddities From the Era of Flight and Trade
The article surveys Langley’s experiments on aerial propulsion with large steam driven models, notes future transport prospects, reports on a Madagascar egg sale, and cites varied items from wine to tobacco processing, labor, population growth, and museum funding. It mentions Rock revealed in Madagascar, ship passenger projections, corn cob pipes, and notable public figures and global science topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Inevitation
Langley
Saf
Madacaswan
Antananarivo
Johasnnesburg
New Indian School Planned at Cascade Springs by Mother Mary Catharine
Cascade Springs in Hot Springs South Dakota faces a major change as Mother Mary Catharine Drexel seeks to convert the resort into an Indian school and sanitarium. After a decade of litigation the title is cleared and ownership rests with Father Heidigger under Bishop O Gorman. The project envisions charitable work, education and relief for Indians of the West with potential employment for nuns from Europe in related industries.
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Mary Catharine
Cascade Springs
5.D
Hot Springs, S. D
Uly 21
J. Pierpont Mor
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Pleasure Report
Western
Carlisle
Olaimante
Hot Springs Lawyers
Order of the Blessed Sacrament
Mantler
West
Mary Catharina Drexel
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
New York
Drexel
Miss Drexel
O’connor
Mary Catharine Drexel
Mother Mary Catharine
Red Canon
Fall River County
8. D
Black Hills
Indiana
Father Heidigger
Epiphany
Hot Springs
Heidigger
Bishop O'Gorman
Sioux Falla
O'Gorman
Mother Catharine
Jace Making
France
Switzerland
Europe
Licked Not Killed After Sioux River Celebration Fight
Report from Bonesteel recounts a disturbance on White River during a celebration where John Raymond Buffalo Lone Wolf and Willie Young clashed after intoxication. Indian police intervened, arresting the two halfbreeds. rumors said several were killed, which official accounts deny.
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Sioux Falla
5. D
Bonesteel
John Raymond
White River
Raymond
United States
Buffalo Lone Wolf
Willie Young
Pine Ridge Reservation
Young
Anti Saloon League Leader Boosts South Dakota Work
Rev Dr Hilton Bilton of Indianapolis has arrived to head the Anti Saloon League in South Dakota with headquarters in Mitchell He will travel the state as reorganizer and superintendent and address a temperance meeting tomorrow evening at the courthouse union meeting.
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Hilton
South Dakot
Mitchell
Bilton
Indianapolis
Ind
South Dakota
Lr. Hilton
Union
Accident may be fatal jockey tossed. concussion of brain
At a Whetstone Percheron Horse association picnic in Filmore's grove, a broncho rider Joseph Raymond, 14, was thrown from a horse and suffers a concussion with little hope of recovery. Heavy rain disrupted harvest with oats and wheat yields forecast to vary across Gregory and adjacent counties.
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Bonevteel
Whetstone Percheron Horse Association
Fileram’s Grove
Gregory
Adjoiniie
Charles Mix
Gregory County
Hatterles
Keller
Murphy Charles Mix
Bonin
Biggins
Eliston
Joseph Raymond
Iid
Water Works Fight Renewed Over Bond Powers
Sioux Falls reports ongoing legal battle between the city and private water company. The dispute centers on state constitutional amendments affecting bond issuance for a municipal water system. A federal hearing before Judge Carland is set for Tuesday afternoon to decide if supplemental bills may be filed in court.
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Sioux Falls
M. C
Lega
Sioux Faire
United States
United States Supreme Court
Bonda
Carland
Base Runner May Reach Multiple Bases On Wild Pitch
A South Dakota baseball ruling declares the base runner may advance beyond one base on a wild pitch. Spalding Bros. issued the decision after Hitchcock disputed the July 4 game where Huron scored from second on a wild pitch. The ruling, sent to B. M. Rowley, states the runner may take as many bases as possible before the ball is returned to the pitcher.
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Huron
South Dakota
Spalding Bros
Chicago
Hitchcock
Do Spalding Bros
B. M. Rowley
Tramp Suspected in Rapid City Jail Fire
A Rapid City jail fire Sunday night led to the death of an unidentified inmate believed to be a vagrant. The blaze was found at 3 am and was uncontrollable, leaving charred remains whose identity is unknown. An arrest for vagrancy had been made earlier that evening.
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Nebraska
Rapid City
O Connor Draws Militia Fire In Breathitt County
In Breathitt County Jackson residents report another tragedy as Sandy O Connor a feared outlaw resists arrest during militia efforts. A warrant for orderly conduct led to a standoff with his daughter Han firing a shotgun at soldiers missing the principal target. The conflict ends with gunfire and O Connor reportedly entering a holdout as the siege continues.
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Sandy O'Connor
Han
Breathitt County
Jackson
O'Connor
Breathitt
Ranchmen Arrested Over Fencing Public Domain Near Viewfield
Rapid City July 2 Deputy Marshal Belding of Deadwood arrested Martin Bowen Ashton Bowen and Sterling Le Parker ranchmen near Viewfield about forty miles northeast of Rapid City on charges of fencing the public domain. They appeared before United States Commissioner C H Nelson in Deadwood and were bound over to the next term of court in September on $300 personal recognizance. Land office officials say all legal fences must come down and this marks another step in enforcing the fence removal order.
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Rapid City
Belding
Deadwood
Maretin Bowen
Ashton Bowen
Sterling le. Parker
Ehe Creek
Viewfeld
United States
C. H. Nelson
United States Court
Land Office
Murder on Reservation Involving Sioux and Drunken Brawl
Information reports a murder near Pine Ridge involving Sioux individuals. Fred Yankton was killed by a man named Biol after a dispute over liquor. The incident occurred at Hordraux outside the reservation. state authorities will handle prosecution. Also noted, two miners from Black Hills left for Watinesburg South Africa for work, with plans to visit England.
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Fred Yankton
Running Horse
Indiana
Pine Ridge
Pirie Ridge
Lquor
Bordeaux
South Africa
Terry
Black Hilla
Maniey Beaver
Richard Wloyd
Watinesburg
Wilnem
England
Devery Aims High In New York Mayor Bid
Bet on Devery leading in the mayoral race runs through city halls and local clubs. He claims about 40,000 supporters in Greater New York with 50,000 dollars of self funding and plans to tour theater halls, streets, and bridges to rally voters before November.
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New York
Devery
Greater
Tammany
Igout
Teta
Sullivan
Fourteenth Street
Dayeryanya
New York County
Brooklyn
Williamahurch
Long Island City
Rockaway
Coney Island
Police
Shamrock Fleet Races in Shifting Breeze Off New York
In a stiff breeze the Shamrocks challenged best conditions in Sandy Hook racing a 15 mile windward and return course. Shamrock III finished at 11 16 eight seconds ahead of Shamrock. New London reports the New York and Eastern Yacht clubs departed at 10 30 for a 37 mile Newport run with Reliance four seconds ahead of Constitution and Columbia shortly after, followed by Shamrock II and Shamrock I in late finish.
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Shamrocka
New York
Sandy Hook
Shamrock III
Shamrock
New London
New York and
Eastern Yacht Clubs
Newport
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Shamrock II
Fnished
Platt for Aldrich Nomination at New York Meeting
The World reports United States Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island as Senator Platts nominee for vice president. The nomination occurred Sunday night at the Oriental bowl in Manhattan Beach, with Berator Platt naming Chicago as the convention city. Platt is described as a maker of vice presidents and endorses Aldrich, aiming for a strong ticket. he also notes Roosevelt as second place in 19. The article quotes Platt saying he bears no ill will toward Aldrich and would prefer him as vice president. It also cites Aldrich’s remark onTil in relation to Governor Yates.
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New Yorker
Rhode Island
Vice Press
New York
United States
Aldrich
Thomas C. Platts
Manhattan Beach
Berator Platt
Chicago
Sehetor Platt
Mr. Roosevelt
Platt
Pratt Jn
Tilin
Yates
Sioux City Livestock Markets Tally Mixed Prices
Sioux City stock yards report cattle and hog prices with wide spreads across hogs, cattle, and sheep. Receipts and quotes reflect market fluctuations at Sioux City, Chicago, South Omaha, and Kansas City on July 21.
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Sioux City
Sloux City
Chicago
Hwa
Evers
South Omaha
Hiei Esthera
Atockera
Kansas City
Grain Market Prices in Chicago plus Minneapolis Close
Grain and provisions report from Chicago July 21 shows cash quotations for flour market steadiness and various grain bids. Corn No 4 at 49 cents, No 2 yellow 490, barley good feeding meteorology and prices listed. rye and oats quotations. cheese market strength noted in Minneapolis with cash close details for wheat and corn, July pricing and arrivals.
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Chicago
Glovers
Iara
Minneapolis
Minneapols
Pe Ky Uly
Foreign Trade Breaks Regorg Exports Hit Record High
Washington reports 1903 total trade at 4.419 billion dollars with imports 2.31 billion and exports 1.419 billion. Exports surpass previous years while imports set a record, marking substantial growth in manufacturing inputs and consumer goods. The year shows an 18.4 percent rise in exports and 67.6 percent gain in trade over the decade, with detailed category increases across articles for manufacturing, consumption, and luxury uses.
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Washington
United States
Department of Com
Bureau of Statistica
Battle for Ciudad Bolivar Rages In Venezuela Combatants Clash At City Center
Reports from Sociedad describe a fierce struggle over Ciudad Bolivar with government forces and revolutionaries deploying in multiple directions. Smoke from artillery filled the air as streets were shelled and battles intensified, leaving numerous wounded and a dramatic nighttime takeover by government troops.
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Cui Bolivar
Sociedad
Venezuela
Ciudad Bolivar
Revoluti
Ciudad Bal
Tve
Ciudad Balloan
Gov
Associated Press
New Orleans District Attorney Killed Then Suicide
In New Orleans on July date unclear District Attorney J Ward Gurley was shot by Clarence Lyon, who then killed himself. Lyon reportedly opened fire in the district attorney's office before turning the gun on himself. Authorities investigate motive and sequence of events as the city mourns the loss of the officials.
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New Orleans
J. Ward
Gurley
Clarence Lyon
Roller
Lyon
Cei
Nome hotel burns claim massive loss in fire
Seattle dispatch reports Nome hotel fully burned on July 6 with the death of several people including Pittsburgh millionaire Hayes. The Golden Gate Times notes the property value around 400000 and confirms multiple fatalities in the blaze that swept through the building.
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Hayes
Pitteburg
Seattle
Golden Gate
Nome
Gillionaire Pipe
Pittsby
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Letman, Publisher
Gouth Dakota
Norway
Tronkerd
Jean de Reszke
Missouri
Lafayette County
Cockrell
Iblic
Chartestry Gibbs
Nantucket
Kesper
Nittocket Harbor
Gibbs
London
York
National
Muasum
Egypt
Flinders Trne
Ts Mal
Christ
Protensor Wright
Birmingham University
Admirala
Japan
Vittorio Emanuela
Denmark
Stitec
Dennis
Tixved
Buckinghamahtr
Ahs
Garibaldl
Frank Allabaugh
Ciscatie Springs
W. W. Olds
Olds
C.C. Chambers
Colorado
Chambers
Specilatora
Ver Nette E. Prentice
Charles G. Fargo
Dr. A. 3
Stewart
Pate Ted Hh
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Anti-Saloon League
Girl Roots Militia
Mer
Grain Markets
MURDE
Burns
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