Miscellaneous historical notices and notices of railways
A compilation of scattered items notes a range of historical topics. It mentions early American figures and events, including Nancy Hanks and President Hayes, Virginian marriages, and notes on explorations in Africa. It also covers legal mentions such as Supreme Court motions, Alaska surveys, and coast survey chiefs, plus cultural items like Elijah Kellogg and Lotus New York exhibitions. Further items reference railway company formations, stockbreeding meetings, and local court adjournments in Mitchell and Aberdeen.
Aged Lodges Attend Wisdon Meeting Near Dalton
Dispatch from Washington reports a Dalton area farmer Cornelox Zurall accidentally shot and killed his 3 year old son as he cleaned a revolver. The father, grief stricken, attempted suicide and no legal action has been taken yet, with officials not expecting arrest.
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Marion Senction
Usilton
Cornellox Zurall
Dalton
Mr. Zurof
Goersth
Pythian State Meeting Draws Knights to Huron
The Seventy Dakota Lodges of the Knights of Pythias gather in Huron for a three day event beginning Wednesday with delegates from over seventy lodges. An expected 600 attendees include Eighta of Khorasan members and officers, with special trains from Watertown and Aberdeen. Activities include a reception, initiation, a Dramatic Order lodge institute, a banquet and ball, and various entertainments under Syracuse lodge. Grand officers listed include J E Platt, C M Caton, B Southwick, and others.
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Dakota
Huron
Knights of Psthing
South Dakota
Khorasan
el. Zimran Temple
Watertown
Knights of Pythias Order
Aberdeen
Redfield
Yarloué
Initintion
Khorosson Order
Pierre
Order
Syracuse Lodge
No. 14
Thin City
Grand Lodge
J. E. Platt
Clark
C. M. Caton
Hill City
Carl Southwick
Hr. Bureh
Casulls
Hudson
J. A. Rock
Lead City
Army
Markham
Broux Balls
J. E Patten
Salem
Adultery Charge Named In Willian Temple Arrest
Sheriff Hickey served a warrant for the arrest of William Temple on a charge of adultery. A young woman Halverson alleged as the victim and residents expressed indignation over the affair in the neighborhood. Aberdeen hosts the June 14 15 convention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs with nearby lodge meetings and a reduced fare.
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Man Wakt Sisty
Hickey
Volin
Willian ‘Temple
Halverson
Aberdeen
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Miers
Muavonio Grand Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Looké
Ruth
Bizarre 19th Century Collectibles and Naval Anecdotes
A fragmented text describing a curious collection tied to The British and Foreign Bible Society and a Lenox library in New York. It mentions class gifts toward building an alumni hall, a goal of raising $152,000, and a controversial description of shad fisheries near Washington. Also references the Queen’s pine tobacco disposal, an Admiral Dewey relic, and a French scholar implicated in a Molotov-like plot, all in a foggy, antiquated tone.
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British and Foreign-Bible Society
Queen Victoria Street
London
United
Lenox Iviary
New York
Perp Corel University
Afth Claas
Victoria Cromm ix
Commission visits Tokyo as MacArthur presides in Japan
Report details General MacArthur welcoming the Philippine commission aboard the Hancock in Tokyo. Taft, and members note broad powers and a plan to establish civil government with military support. The commission aims to study legal rights and equitable reforms, while awaiting clarity on policy and Spooner bill news from Hong Kong.
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Yealegiay
Philipolice
Gecerel MacArthur
Atafl
Ue Hahcock
Gexierah MacArthur
MacArthur
William Taft
Commienion
Lezionera
Hancock
Vbay
Dirnig
Filipino Supreme Court
Weal Sultors
Iripaport
Qehere
Reiney
United States
Anlatle
Norrow
Judge Tutt
Japan
Tat. Didge-Taft
Asabelaed
MacArthie
Mckinley
Philippines
Istana Ue de Ourmatincey
Spooner
Hong Kong
Armado
Cortes
Manila
Washington
MacArshur
Dudge Taft
Uncertain Chinese Plague Report Near Bon Franciaci
Health Officer OBrien and Dr Kellowa report a Chinese worker died Friday after one day of illness with bubonic plague. Body discoloration noted. authorities secured bodies and labs. Temporary quarantine facilities planned at Angel Tal to house up to 4000 Chinese. Dr Kinyoun cautions three suspected plague cases are under study.
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Mtemeo
Bon Franciaci
Cal
Han
Angel Talard
Kinyoun
Germany Gains in Global Trade Warns U S Consul
Washington June 6 report compares national commerce shares with England and Germany. Consul Winter says Germany has expanded foreign trade at England's expense, with cheaper manufactured goods and aggressive efforts in South America, Africa, and Asia. He notes technical training and logistics as factors in Germany’s rise while Britain and the United States lag in certain markets.
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Germany
Washington
England
United States
Bo Wtaten United Btulen
Winter
Annabere
State Department
Avatealia
Africa
America
China
Ryal
Geruan Merchante
South America
Ale
General Delang in Pretoria War Dispatches Amid Battle Lines
War reports from the Pretoria area describe British forces pressing Boer defenses with heavy artillery, sporadic engagements near Lindley and Senekal, and attempts to dislodge Boer positions. Dispatches note Lord Roberts advancing toward Pretoria, with official entries anticipated and ongoing concerns about the town's sustenance and defense.
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London
Ttia
Tord Roberts
Bix
War Office
Lord Roberts
Menry's and
Tosu Mounted Infantry
West Somerset
Dorset
Ledford
Sunsex
Yeomanry
Royal Artillery
Qretorin
Stevenson
Carew
Maxwell
Ade
Packer
Jun Hamilton
Bya
Pretoria
Guards Brigade
Quitu Sear
Pss Tun Fowe
Cape ‘Own
Foreign Fighting Legion
Tlondon
Faoying
South Africa
Hutt Roberts
Robert
Guerilla Warfare and Boer Mountain Retreat Discussed
Montagu White Huyn toers oun Moi Ong furan Yeu and Culeago report no communication with Transvaal. Boers refuse terms, plan mountain warfare, and resist British rule while seeking independence and limited concessions on dynamite, franchise, and language.
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Montagu White
Huyn Toers
Transvaal
London
Chicago
Bock
Witte
Bullsbury
Fee Harms
Mngland
Williams
Marin Alno
Johannesburg occupation completes without incident
A London cablegram dated May 31 reports the occupation of Johannesburg occurred without opposition. The War Office received the message days later, noting orderly control due to arrangements by Dr Kraus and the Trankvad commander. The dispatch describes calm conditions in the town and orderly entry at key points.
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Johannesburg
London
Lord Moberta
Lnter
War Office
Sollannesburg
Byimy
Stephen Crane Dies Aged 84 In Baden Baden
Disjointed report notes American author Stephen Crane died at 84 in Baden Baden. Crowds gathered as British flag rose and cheers were given. Other items mention Johannesburg ceremonies and local fires, plus naval forces and a steel company startup in Massachusetts.
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Baden Waden
Stephen Crane
Howse Defeats Republican Plan for Constitutional Amendment
Washington June 4. The House defeated the joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment empowering Congress to regulate trusts. Vote 154 against to 138, short of the required two-thirds. Five Democrats and one Republican broke party lines. Populists voted solidly against.
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Washington
House of Aepreadntatives
Congress
Menurn Campbell
Montana
Nuphen
Maxandhuwitts
Scudder
New York
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Chuyer
Munnebuactia
Sutverie
Newy- Janda
Nevada
Heanw
Mr. Loud
California
If McCall
Maimachumetts
Wis
Dir
de Armond
Misvouri
Ittlefield
Maing
McCaul
Marachusette
Thayer
Massachonsetts
Hanna
Grosvenor
Ohio
Monnet
Trosta
Monnett
Mannet
Lentz
Obig
Uiets
Titan
Gropvenor
Mannett
Republican Arty
Atile
Tat
Me. Monnet
Ward Frand
Mr. Lewis
William Jennings Bryan
Department of Justion
New Jersey
Groavenor
Ticdin
Thea
Kenrick
Thay
Croxvenor
Perce
Tennessee
Genéril Gronvenor
Reeves
Minoin
Clinton
Altanon
Trunta
Hut
D. Armand
Cummings
Littefield
Maine
Tri
Swan
Campbell
Muntina
Naphen
Minos
Sculder
Pennsytvania
Mayaachusetts
Ovwilverite
Newlands
Nevad
Senate Debates Over India Relief and Armor Plate Row
A lively Senate session featured Mr. Perkins of California opposing an India relief appropriation, fearing British response and South Africa implications. The debate highlighted armor plate funding delays, Tillman and Chandler opposition, and a 63-aye vote to insist on armor language before sending the naval bill back to conference.
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Washington
Perkins
California
Congress
India
Oregon
Nebrska
Kanane
Town
Great Britain
Hole
Maine
England
South Africa
Committee On Appropriations
Naval Academy
Tie
Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
Conferteca
Nt. Hanna
Ohio
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Chandler
Military Academy
Meeting of medical men to convene in Atlantic City
A series of national medical conventions will gather in Atlantic City for eight days starting June 4. The American Academy of Medicine leads the events, with the Health Boards Confederation plus State Medical Examinating and Licensing Boards, and sessions of the National American Medical Association to run concurrently. Topics span technical to broadly important medical issues.
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Atlantic City
N.S
Tony
American Academy of
American Academy of Medicine
National
Confederation of State Medical Examining and Licensing Boards
American Sfedi¢oldanovja
Congress Gold Mine Sold Amid Debt Settlement
The Congress Gold Mine, located sixty miles north of Phoenix and owned by Kori Green Gold Mining, sold for 31.5 million to Artaunn. The buyer includes Warner Millet and John Mackay as part of a New York alliance. First payment is due today as per the agreement, with a one year payment period outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Gold
Artaunn
Ayia Hal Phonix
A. Ty
Junesmi
Congress
Korigrenn Gold Mining Company
Phoenix
New York
Warner Millet
John Mackay
Dermot
Principal Arizona gold producer posts strong monthly output
The article notes Arizona's leading gold producer reporting substantial production this month, with $75,000 in value extracted. It mentions Harper meeting the Czar and includes a lengthy foreign visit narrative involving Chicago educator Lomion, university figures, and a royal audience at the Tzar’s palace, highlighting cordial receptions and discussions of endowments for a new Chicago university chair in Russian literature.
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Arizona
Harper
Czar
Nulec
Raja Khtertalna
Chicago
Lomion
W. R. Harene
University of Chicucar
C.T Prine
Martin Ryerson
Charlies J. Mutchinaga
Petersburg
Omejaia
Chicago University
Rutin
Taar
Tearkonsela Palace
Wowan Chosen President Surgeons Elect Dr. Stea Geta Meat
A garbled listing shows Dr Stea Geta Meat chosen as president with Dr Kala J. Mitchell and Eugene R. Lewin also named in the Detroit based medical association context. The fragment mentions Maceney International and an association of tal ing the eR ae, Bugir Agald Advancest.
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Eletis Omoers
Detroit
Mich
Ghiremona
8. M. Tirodhe
Kala J. Mitchell Chie
Egrarer
Eugene R. Lewin
Kany
Ion Maceney
Captain Godfrey Killed by Rebels Near San Miguel de Mayumo
Captain George Godfrey of the Twenty-second regiment was killed in a fight with Filipino forces near San Miguel de Mayumo. General Pinatón led a forces with heavy fire, and about twenty-five insurgents surrendered inland at Paving. Godfrey, once stationed at Fort Crook, was a popular officer from New York, a graduate of 1901, and wounded earlier in the Cu Lun paypalen.
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Kort Crook
New York
Ido
Losses of the Filipinos in the Insurrection
Secretary Rost answered a Senate inquiry on Filipino casualties and prisoners from Manila to Gen. MacArthur. Reported killed about 10 780 wounded 2424 and about 2000 captured or surrendered. Officials note no precise casualty records exist due to dispersed troops and ongoing reporting. final figures may be refined in a week.
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Teleane
MacArthur
Teller on Philippines Debate Highlights Republican Policy Clash
Senator Teller urged confrontation of colonial issues as he argued for continued control of the Philippines and questioned surrender or abandonment. He criticized Republican campaigns for not facing defeat by changing policy while supporting funds for public deposits in the Philippines Cuba and Porto Rico. He pressed that imperial aims remain central to the coming election.
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Colorado
Washington
Handy Morgan
Alagana
Alien
Pelaaionitis
Pettigrew
Boidy
Panved
Teller
Kid Teller
Philippines
Teller Andr
Republican Party
Tour of
Maassachusett
Congress
Porto Weteller
Republicans Party
Relief party expedition report reaches area amid confusion
Frail and garbled text describes a relief mission with mentions of a convoy arriving, one member injured, a mounted ox or donkey escort, and unclear references to a river journey and possible casualties. The fragmentary report hints at a misty region near the Ganges with ongoing search or rescue.
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Telief
Vatla
Pao
Bleonkey
Hanlon
Prefer Bryan To McKinley In Nebraska Race
Robert T. Mooserole supports Bryan over McKinley in Nebraska. Linas Troove velt favored Bryan this year, while Anthony committer member and former president of era board of governors. June 5 in South Dakota notes school pension status and a new patent for a treatment in Pallabak.
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Robert T. Mooserole
Nebraskan
New York
Linas B. Troovevelt
Bryan
Kinley
Tousetelt War Treamiree
Anthony
Cornte Lnk
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Marr
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Royal Geographical Society “of London
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United States Supreme Court
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Companicn Incorporated
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Northwestern Tallroad Company
H. H. Keith
PB. F. Sherman
Porter P. Beck
John W. Tuthill
Dee Behleseer
Melvin, Grigsby
J. Ty McKinney
Madison
Brookings
Queen City Allway Company
Sioux Palls
Charles M Harrison
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PF. Sherman
J. H. Keith
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Dewey
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Duke of Gambridge
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Pretoria Road
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Wowan
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Yale Sai
Igaptain Godfrey
San Miguel de Mayumo
M'Kinley
Tie Ming
Pallabak
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