Oldest Man In State Reaches 108 In Saint Dakota
The city of Tynal claims William McDonald as the oldest man in the state, who would be 108 on October 27. His father served as a captain in the army during the Revolutionary War and died aged 114. McDonald remains in good health, reads a lot, bakes, and occasionally tends to town tasks despite a long life.
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American Derby Favorites Headline at Washington Park
Sehorior Cray Goew and a field led by Dorina, Hornpipe, Senator Grady, and Matt Ryrie’s Domina challenge for the American derby at Washington Park in Chicago next Saturday. Domina’s European trip may keep Dobbina home, while bets quote odds around 4 to 1 for Ranapo, Kingglut, and others as the field consolidates.
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Tung
Washington Park
Chicago
Thoyars Domino
Hornpipe
Senmtor Gray
Matt Ryrie
Dorina
Mr. Croker
Dobbina
Domina
Senator Grady
Jerowe Park
Rowling
Matt Hyrues
Odda
Atablen
Dominn
St. Leonards
Axsgnee
Lke Price Dwyer
Boxing in Florida Supreme Court to rule on boxing legalization
In Jacksonville Florida the Duval Athletic Club and others await a Supreme Court decision on Judge Call injunction forbidding sheriff interference with boxing events. The case centers on whether boxing contests will be legalized in the state, with expectations that the court may uphold Call's injunction or overturn it, affecting a Corbett–Jackson fight plan.
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WattAntaasex
Fla
Jane Jr
Duval Athletic Club
Tacksonville
W Wom Mnmons
Supreme Sport
J. Rainey
Calla
Upper New York Metro Traction Electric Experiment
Contracts signed for equipment by the General Electric and Simmons-Hulleke firms for three miles of conduit electric railroad in Upper New York as the Metropolitan Traction Company tests an overhead wire alternative. The plan uses a two conductor conduit with porcelain insulators and a return conductor, delivering about sod volts. The trial aims to evaluate a cable line like system, with debates over a similar Siemens model and the role of patent considerations. The effort reflects early urban transit electrification and competing technology trials in New York.
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Ha Metropolitan Traction Company
Georal Eleotele Company
Consolt Electric
Metropolitan Traction Company
Ind
Vreeland
Sine Railroad
Sinmens Halnke Xystem Wyuk
Traction Company
Bluctrip Company
Chicago
General Electric Company
Simmons-Hulake Company
Agus Hintinor Vaoint
Aldo
TeXAS Politics An Opinion That TorIorial Winner
Tex as politics and the gubernatorial race dominate the discourse at the Riggs house. J L Oberthain of Dallas argues Culberson leads but warns against nominating him, fearing renewed factional strife within the Democratic Party. He cites Horace Chilton as a highly capable alternative with broad support.
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Wasuixoron
Texas
J. L. Oberthain
Dallan
Riggs House
Atwrney
Culberson
Democratic Party
Asit
Drake
Yinrre
Coke
Horace Chilton
Chilton la Nian
Kansas People’s Party Topeka Convention Sparks Woman Suffrage Debate
The Kansas People’s Party state convention convened in Topeka with John W. Hreidenthal presiding. Ben Henderson of Cowley county was elected temporary chairman after a split vote. Henderson voiced full support for woman suffrage, predicting its plank will pass despite opposition. A separate Pierre, South Dakota item notes a mill fire caused by unknown origin, with $1,000 loss and $4,506 insurance, rebuild planned by Millers’ Mutual.
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Scanina
Topeka
Toren
Kia
Tine
People's Party
Prdve
John W. Hreidenthal
Central
Sinta
Nde
Cowley
Kan
Naxund
Pierre Flouring Amills
Merckles & Noldhart Pinara
Millers’ Mutual of Minneapolia Hoy
Soldiers and Sailors Hold Annual Reunion in Yankton
The South Dakota veterans gathered for the annual Soldiers and Sailors reunion in Yankton starting this morning. About 1,000 veterans are expected to participate over three days as Governor Sheldon and the Edgerton will address the assembly at sunset.
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Takota
Mavernor Sheldon
Tile Edgerton
Sheriff Burns Squatters on Vermilion Island Land
Durham county Nebraska sheriff used force to remove women and children from shanties on disputed Vermilion island land claimed by Nobunaku and South Dakotaan. Buildings were destroyed, and two squatters were among those planning lawsuits seeking 5 0100 in damages. June 12 Wisconsin Knights Templar conclave opens with over 1 000 delegates, marking the golden jubilee in Wisconsin.
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South
Dixit
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Eldren
A. W. Rose
Sheriff McCabe
Judge Rose
Duinayon
Withveondra Knighta
Rabor
Miwacnen
Wis
Order of Inighta Templar
Wisconsin
Order of the Texiple
Wixconsin
The Seventh Bridge Destroyed by Dinamite Attack
A mob of about thirty armed men attacked the Georgia Paddle railroad bridge near Cardif at dawn. They burned live spans, threatened the watchman, extinguished a fire, and damaged seven railroad bridges in the district. A governor’s proclamation offers a $2,490 reward for each bridge saboteur.
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Pioneer citizen James Dayton dies after long service
James RK Dayton, a renowned Dakota man and long time prominent citizen, died Monday night at about 70. He lived in Minnesota and North Dakota, helped settle large properties, and lost much during war investments. He leaves a widow and two sons in Chicago and Canada. Chrysanthemums marked the funeral.
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Riots and Fires Hit Rail Bridges in Midwest Strikes
Reports detail rapid arson and explosive attacks on multiple railroad bridges in Kansas City to St. Louis routes, part of a wave of disruptions tied to coal mine strikes. Authorities report five bridges blown or burned in five days as clashes accompany union tensions and transport blockades amid scattered troop deployments and ongoing operator stalemate.
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Auk
Knnsas City
Punt
Marital turmoil and a divorce case in New York
The article details a complex divorce action involving Edward Eliason and his wife Mrs Brown, formerly Erica the Hugelite, with allegations of bigamy, European travel, and manipulation to gain a share of estate in Germany. It also notes a separate capture of four workers during a strike near Kyle and subsequent investigations in Uniontown.
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Moston
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Went
Nebraska Labor Leaders React to Adverse Supreme Court Ruling
Omaha June 12 TheNebraska eight hour law was ruled unconstitutional and void by the state supreme court. Labor leaders express disappointment yet doubt the ruling harms the cause. Some urge continued organization and education to push an eight hour day, anticipating debate at a Central Labor Union meeting. A new law may be proposed to the next winter legislature.
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Thie Courte
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Park land price dispute delays Sherman park work
The government condemned twelve acres north of Sherman for a civic park and offered to buy from owner Squieu Bord. A first jury valued the land at $400 per acre, then a second jury valued it much higher, causing stalemate. An appeal will follow and Judge Kay of the federal court will hear the case soon.
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Onarraxvaoa
Tenn
Sayern
Sherman Neighta
Sherman
Squieu Bord
Ford
Nueh
Tudge Kay
Ibis
National
Livestock and Market Prices From Sioux City Trade Sheet
A garbled market listing from Sioux City presents varied stock quotes and commodities including cattle, calves, hogs, and dairy items. Entries reference locations such as South Omaha and Chicago, with numerous price fragments and vendor names obscured by OCR errors.
Jenkins Case Closes in U S Court of Appeals
Attorney Quarles of Milwaukee concluded the pending case before the United States Court of Appeals in the appeal of My Aekur and other labor leaders against a strike injunction issued by Judges Jenkins. The argument closed with a ruling likely to take months. a Montana page notes a June 12 public gathering in Sioux Falls with populist editors. other brief items mention a Spearfish State Normal School students dancing against school rules at the old settlers’ plento and possible faculty action.
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John Langness
Alte
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Daudwood
Spearfvh Ptate Normal School
Express Train Ditch Near Pocahontas Injures Dozens
An eight car Vandalia line express from St Louis to Terre Haute derailed one mile east of Pocahontas Missouri. The engine toppled and several cars wrecked. One man A Poulton of Indianapolis died. Engineer Thomas Menefee and clerk Albough among the injured. Numerous postal clerks and passengers listed as seriously hurt or slightly injured. Doctors from Greenville and others rushed to the scene. Causes likely due to a broken rail or track fault.
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Ti Anna Bacurirn
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Dale Avenue
Drought Breaks as Rain Arrives in Nebraska Towns
Drouth ends in multiple towns as four hours of rain fall last night. No damage reported while river levels rise and farm fields suffer washouts in Lewis township. Osmon d and Wes le report scattered showers with no further incidents. A man from Charles City charged with selling liquor without a license. preliminary hearing set.
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Lewis Township
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Lune
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Philip Bowning
Charles City
Garfield's Secretary and a Presidential Daughter In Washington
A damaged excerpt reports on a secretary to President Warfield and his daughter, with ties to cabinet circles and social contrasts. It notes a 1,600 stockship relocation, a private secretary’s wife living quietly in a small house, and a noble charity figure at Lewis House linked to President Tyler Wing era concerns.
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Simsrott Accounts Under Scrutiny by Committee
CHICAGO March 9 Chairman Streatey of the committee investigating Simarott's accounts said the panel has no knowledge of Simarott's retard or whereabouts. He stressed the committee only cares about the accounts and noted an $11 error found today was quickly explained. No wrongdoing has been established yet and any abortigo will be revealed.
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Burned to a Crisp at Webster City Heightful Beach
The drunken William Porst started a blaze in a city building before bystanders could break the door open. In a separate note The Wrekiyik Statement of New York reports changes in associated bases with large figures for reais, meereasa, specie, legal tender and circulation, noting banks hold substantial excess over requirements.
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Hurnexsmaker
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Congressional Proceedings Highlight Early 19th Century Bills
The record summarizes congressional actions including referral of a senatorial bill, estate provisions, and various passed measures. It notes debates on salaries for clerks, tariff amendments, and duties on wool, with votes and committee discussions cited, reflecting a period of legislative maneuvering and fiscal tinkering.
New Public Buildings Debate Faces Congress Vote
The House considers a broad public buildings bill amid war time constraints. Proposals include fourteen post offices and public buildings costing from 410,000 to 10,000,000 with emphasis on the New York appraisers’ warehouse and multiple city projects across Elgin Little Rock Newport and Chicago regions.
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