Variety of notes on banking, politics, science and travel
A mixed column notes Mrs Graham Frost guiding women in banking tasks and clipping coupons at a St Louis bank. mentions Duke of Rutland jubilees. Zola critique by M Faguet. iron in eggs. phosphorus ban in Sweden and a new scratch match. Sir Savage Landor in the Sulu area. global travel snippets. ironies of cheap wheat and nutrition. safety tips for fainting. Japanese paper windows. garden prizes in Ottawa. various brief items from continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Graham Frost
Hpateee
Frost
Elk Point Doctor Said To Be Insane In Chicago
Dr J C Rhoden of Bik Polot and D claimed insane spent night at Central Police Station en route from Europe. Dean O Flaherty, brother in law, says Rhoden left Europe with western physicians but wandered off and later via Naples was reported destitute and insane. He will be returned home if medically fit.
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Polkce Station
Dennis O' Flaherty
Chicago
J. OC. Rhoden
Bik Polot, & D
Central Police Station
Europe
Dean O'Flaherty
Rhoden
Hera
Consur
Naples
Monty
O'Plaherty
Fugitive George Young Returned to Wisconsin for Fraud
Sioux Falls South Dakota June 10 A warrant issued by Judge Carland authorizes the transfer of George A Young a fugitive from Wisconsin federal authorities after his arrest at Sisseton and confinement in the county jail in Sioux Falls He will be tried in Wisconsin on charges of fraudulently reporting government business while a Field Wisconsin postal clerk on the quarter ending September 30 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Wiconsin
Sioux Falla
Carland
United States Court
Wisconsin
George A. Young
Sisseton
United States
Collins
Aberdeen
Sioux Palla
Young
United States Court For
Field
Wis
Prediction of final victory by temperance leaders at union meet
Geneva june 10 press reports from the world s W C T U convention where Mrs Lillian M Stevens reads Lady Henry Somorist s presidential address predicting the union will achieve total victory over the liquor trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lillian MN. Stevens
Henry Somorist
Struck by waterspout narrowly misses Brooklyn train
A waterspout struck a Brooklyn bound train near Rockaway Beach as it moved toward the bay. The motorman slammed power to outrun the surge but the water struck between the cars, sending passengers scrambling. Despite the chaos hundreds were drenched but no serious injuries occurred and the train stayed on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Rockway Beach
Young Millionaire Grandtip Sparks Barber Shop Move
New York June 10. Douglas Gordon, linked to Senator Hanna's family, shocked wealthy men by presenting a hotel barber, George M. Duncan, with 1400 as a tip and urging him to buy a shop. Duncan then bought a shop on Eighth Avenue, after Gordon hinted at future ownership.
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Jarbar
New York
Douglas Gordon
Hanna
George M. Duncan
Eighth Avenue
Duncan
Gordon
Failure Means Much From The Grain House Wreck
The Chronicle reports a $750,000 loss from the Big San Francisco Grain House wreck. The Eppinger failure is seen as a result of years of unwise investment, with liabilities around $1,373,900 and an absolute loss near $760,000. Four San Francisco banks and three country banks face bearing the combined loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eppinger
Philippine Moros autonomy bill creates local rule body
Manila June 10 the Philippine commission enacted a bill for Moros government drawn by Governor Taft and Major General Davis. The measure makes Moro province effectively autonomous under Philippine control with an appointive legislative council and reserved power to amend or annul local laws. Taft to appoint officials and Wood eyed as test governor amid partial military rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commission
Taft
Davis
Moro Province
Philippines
Philiapine
Leonard Wood
Moro
Negotiations Strained Between France and Vatican Over Pope Visit
Rome reports stalled talks as France and the Vatican weigh how President Loubet will treat the pope during his Tomar visit. Vatican hopes change comes from Paris to avoid a direct clash, while both sides assess risks of a rupture and aim to maintain current church state relations.
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Rome
Ydthean
France
Loubet
Tle
Toma
Vatican
M. Doubet
Loube
French Repubjie
Caldwell Resignation Report Circulates For Judge Caldwell
Washington reports an unconfirmed resignation of Judge Weary G. Caldwell of the federal circuit court of appeals placed with the president and said to originate from Omaha. Judge Henry C. Cratchwell is said to confirm the resignation telegraphically from Little Rock. Chief Justice John Campbell of Colorado is named as Caldwell s likely successor.
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Washington
Weary GC. Caldwell
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Omaha
Denver
Colo
u—Iteratives
United States
Henry CG. Cratchwell
Little Rock
Ark
John Campbell
Supreme Court of Colorado
Caldwel
United States Court of Appeals
Honest John Kelly Arrested For Gambling House
New York police raided Honest John Kellys gambling house on Forty first street on October 20. He was arrested and charged with keeping a gambling house. Bail was set at 1000 dollars, which he furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John
Kelly
Forty-first Street
Quay for Chairman Rumor Circulates in GOP
Washington reports rising talk on the Republican National Committee chairmanship with Senator Quay as a leading candidate. Senator Platt and allies are actively backing him despite the long lead time before the next presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Republican National Committee
Washington
Senator Quay
Senator Platt
Frianda
Masonic Delegates Arrive for Deadwood Grand Lodge
Five hundred delegates arrived in two special trains and filled Deadwood South Dakota as the Masonic grand lodge opens for a two day session. An excursion over the Scenic Canyon route entertained visitors while the new Hotel Franklin crowds with delegates and locals pledge warm hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleg
Franklin Ia
Deadwood
Masonic Grand Lodge
Franklin
Sioux Falls Deanery Meeting week under Bishop Hare
The Eastern Deanery of the Episcopal church of South Dakota meets in Sioux Falls at Calvary cathedral this week. Bishop W H Hare will preside with Bishop Cameron Mann of North Dakota delivering the baccalaureate address at All Saints School on Wednesday. Clergy and lay delegates are expected. sessions include commencement events at All Saints School.
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Bishop Hare
Bloux Falls
Episcopal Church of
South Dakota
W. H. Hare
Calvary Cathedral
Cameron Mann
North Dakota
All Saints School
Or Hera
Hishop Hare
Fall River Normal Institute Returns Students to In Session
Forty Fall River teachers attend the county normal institute now in Beneion South Dakota. Professor Cobb conducts history geography and grammar with Catherine Cunningham directing the primary department. Dr Morris lectures on The Lost Arts at the opera house Tuesday evening. Senator Kittredge visits from Sioux Falls en route to Deadwood and Sturgis. Palace hotel leased by W H Vompkins of Rapid City to reopen soon. John L Burke named U S land office receiver at Rapid City and moves his family there. State Soldiers home board adjourns to June 30 with Colonel Goddard to succeed Colonel Lucas. Mrs H Smith dies at her sons home and is buried at Evergreen cemetery Tuesday.
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Fall River
Hot Springs
S. D
Fall River County
Sioux
Evans
Blick Hill
Upper Hills
Deadwood
Sturgle
W. H. Vompkins
Rapid Clity
John L. Burke
United States Land Office
Rapid City
State Soldiers’ Home
Goddard
Lucas
H. Smith
Taylor Wins Out High Score at Vermillion Shoot
Meckling man Henry G. Taylor wins high average for two diss in the Vermillion state shooting tournament as 41 entries compete. Shaw wins the tie bird championship after a shoot-off with Joney Spatz Slocum Nelson. Officers elected at Vermillion include H G Taylor president, A Dobson vice president, Corey secretary, P Drey treasurer. West annual tournament planned for Watertown.
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Meckling
Vermillion
Henry G. Taylor
Meeking
Shaw
Weif
Joney
Spatz
Groffs Indicted for Offering Bribes in Postal Case
A federal land jury found true against Groff Bros for allegedly offering money to A W Machen, former superintendent of mail delivery. They face charges under statutes prohibiting bribes to government officers to influence actions on pending matters. The grand jury will also consider James N Tyner, former assistant attorney general, tied to a safe rifling incident.
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Washington
Dune
Federal Land Jury
Groff Bros
A. W. Machen
Ras
Postoliive Department
Grolt Bros
Grand
James N. Tyner
Post Poice Department
Tyner
Wich
Grand Jury
Race Declared Off at Sandy Hook Cup Contest
Fog and heavy conditions at Sandy Hook halted today’s America's Cup challenger race involving Reliance Zonstitution and Columbian. Rain overnight and shifting winds hampered plans, with officials postponing the contest as visibility deteriorated and a decision awaited on rougher waters.
French Bombardment Targets Puglug Tribes in Algeria Action
General O'Connor leads 4000 foreign legion and artillery in a 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. bombardment aimed at compelling Arab brigands near Puglug. French state no territorial aims beyond punishing attackers. a courier delivering warnings to civilians dies, and a 16 year old, Charles Vance, is fatally struck by a Milwaukee Road passenger train at Portland.
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Benj Gunit
Algeria
O'Connor
Foreign Legion
Puglug
France
Morrocan
Jonbart
Mason City
Charlea Vance
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Portland
Market roundup: live cattle and hog prices across cities
Sioux City markets show mixed cattle and hog quotes with receipts at Sioux City Chicago and South Omaha. Cattle steady to weak with steer pulls around 3.0 to 6.0 per hundredweight. hogs vary by grade and region. Sheep and lambs in light trade, prices around 3.5 to 5.0 for yearlings and wethers.
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Sioux City
Bloux Clix
Sioux
Chicago
Guo Heavy
Lough Lwayy
South
Omaha
H Henry
Grain and Provisions Market Figures From Minneapolis Report
Minneapolis market notes show mixed grain prices and provisions with No 2 hard wheat at various bid levels, No 2 yellow corn around 48 cents, and oats around 0. or higher. Livestock and dairy items cited include pork products, creamery prices, and cheese market activity amid steady overall tone.
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Chichiro
Jung
Erie
Oustaya Tiger
Desperadoes Kill the Death Watch in Glasgow Jail Escape
Four Montana desperadoes escaped Glasgow jail after killing the death watch, injuring a guard and freeing George Hardee and William Brown. Williams died from wounds, Dillard is critical, and multiple posses pursue the fugitives across the region as authorities warn of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Jack Willams
Glasgow
William Dillard
Nirge
George Hardee
Willim Brown
Ing
Hardee
Ji Manch
Brown
Noth
Gad Landa
Dillard
Joe Pierce
Williams
Willdung
Pierce
Blepherds
Usis
Lipton Plant Sale Denied by Armour and Lipton Manager
New York reports claimed Armour and Co would buy Sir Thomas Lipton’s interests in Chicago. Both Armour and Lipton’s local manager denied the story as baseless, with officials stating no truth to discussions or disposals of Lipton holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
Armour & Co
Chicago
New York
Arhour & Co
Yacking Infantry
J. Ogden Armour
Lipton Fnteresty
SMO
Arion
Tipror
N.G
Peneral
Lipton Gunipaths
Poison Squad Vacation Follows Haircut Incident
Washington reports a misread incident as Professor Wiley’s Poison Squad takes a brief break after a member’s haircut caused misunderstandings about a planned test. Wiley denies the tale, citing diet and weather factors affecting experiments, and says the squad will resume work soon.
Smart Set's Victim Blamed by Colonel Watterson
Colonel Watterson says society figures bear responsibility for the death of Robert Remington by his own actions. He critiques an editorial on the farcical sign set and alleges the father of Remington influenced by the Smart Set, while Remington’s engagement with Ms. Wurt Allen ends, leaving questions about the country’s moral state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Watterson
Robert Remington
Loweville
Henry Watterson
Newport
Wurt Allen
Watterson
Remington
Armstrong Receives Master of Philosophy Degree
Acting forum president of the Agricultural College at Ames, I. W. Stanton, announced that Frank B. Armstrong, assistant 29 rotary of the treasury, was conferred the degree of Master of Philosophy by the treasury department. The ceremony occurred in Washington on June 10.
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F. &. Armstrong
Washington
Laws Agricultural Cell Lege
Ames
W. Stanton
Treasury Department
Frank B. Armstrong
Rotary
The
Treasury
Man scales Platte River to wed in St Joseph
A 89 year old man swam the Platte River a half mile to reach his bride in St Joseph Missouri. The couple had been together six weeks. He crossed from the country east of the stream to join her after separation caused by food shortages.
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Getmnan, Publisher
Bee
Duke of Rutland
Crullel
Lord Ballabury
Lord Ropebery
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Kerlaih
Zola
M. Faguet
Academie Franchaise
Bays
Luthor
Petra Ratlroedine
Saraskaya
Fa- Seraphim
Staton
Hermitage
Itt and Vernander
Fmhertralt
Canso
Cape Breton
Nove Scafa
Savage Landor
Pent
Sulu
London
Mase I
Galiexs_ ne Conteh
University of China
Kwatszskier
Cobtucus
China
Stony Cave
Catskill Mountains
New York City
Philadelphia
Samuel Cupples
Washington University
Japan
Hiram M. Summern
Ottaa
Spho
Eddy
Weabhington
Pisynbt
Elk Point
J. G. Rhoden
Italy
Pukwana
Honda
Smith
Duell
Willian Guilfoil
Alliance
Ned
Pierre
Wilam Pagner
Sully
2. W. Shepard
Lithia
Tats County
Aberdeen News Printing Company
Associated Press
Caldwell
H. C. Caldwell
Honest John
Masonic Fraternity
Grand Lodge
Sioux Falls Deanery
Taylor
S&s. D
Waw
Main
Lee
Sherman
Patrick McDonald
Duluth
Minn
Mall
McDonald
Charles Bauer
Spearfish Mining Company
Bauer
Lawrence County Board of Health
Groffs
Ederal Grand Jury
Cup
Minneapolis
Oathio
Yasiwire
Wy Pide
Gurley
Tiague
Death Watch
Montana
Wiley
Haircat
Smart Set
Leander
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