Sioux Falls and Yankton News Roundup
Reports from Sioux Falls and Yankton cover the Pollock divorce case involving Emeline Dur Thalt Henderson and Frank Chenoth, Yankton College faculty elections, and a draft of trustees. Other items note a fatal drowning near Yankton, a child home charitable work, and Knights Templars' annual conclave adjournment in South Dakota.
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Emeline Dur Thalt Henderson
Philanthroplat
Yankton College Ae
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Knights Templars
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Iicely
Marie Wainwright Faces Retirement and Marriage Rumor
Reports claim actress Marie Wainwright plans retirement to wed a millionaire on the coast. The star woman, who recently ended a stage engagement, refused interviews and offered no comment. Company insiders discuss possible disbandment, with agent statements cited but no clear explanation given.
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Sivan
Marie Wainwright
Paul Slulee
Formane Oithers
Amadeu St. Louis
Father Glynn Named Pastor At St Stephen's New York
The article reports strong Catholic interest in Father Glynn potentially being named pastor of St Stephen’s Church in New York. It describes Glynn’s tenure rumors, objections, and church authorities including Archbishop Corrigan and other diocesan figures. It mentions debates at public meetings and the Rome pope’s role in the appointment process.
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Crandall Indicted for Forgery Amid Sioux Falls School Crisis
Crandall faces forgery charges as Sioux Falls school board debates tax relief and a principal position. A coroner's inquest follows a violent confrontation. family ties and local politics loom as Yankton College plans a new science hall and Vermillion hosts a boxing dispute.
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Sions Falls
Lizzie Borden Acquitted Dramatic Trial Verdict
A dramatic courtroom scene ends with Lizzie Borden acquitted as the jury declares not guilty. The room erupts in cheers, then quiets as Borden returns to her hotel and prepares to depart with friends and guardians. Governor Robinson and other officials observe closely as counsel exchange gestures.
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Feast at Hoses and Vie ceremony in Manheim
In Manheim Pa a village feast and rites honored Baron Will. A memorial fountain was planned for Baron Stregel, with guests including Mrs Hoyer and Tron Staigel. A speech by Marriott framed the program which included songs, anthems, and a floral homage in a community ceremony.
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John J AL Biveibloyer
Counedl
Duluth Fire Tragedy Reaches Four Victims Identified
Four bodies recovered from the ruins of the Bunnel Block after a blaze last night. Victims named include Adar Board, Robert Board, Elizabeth Meagher, and another child. rescue teams continue searching the debris as families mourn.
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Robert Poard
CIA
Afra
Lowlander Wins Ewsurban Handicap at Lamplighter Track
The Ewsurban Handicap concluded with Lowlander defeating Lamplighter and a strong field. Odds favored Lowlander as Hostess led early before a decisive stretch run. Mitchell, famed but currently slowed by a leg issue, eyed broader racing plans while political talk and references to veterans groups peppered the report.
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Lowlander
Uhiehdam
Explosion in Madrid Rocks City Amid Anarchist Plot
Chaos followed a dynamite blast at the Canovas del Castillo residence area in Madrid. One man died, another mortally injured, several hurt as a crowd stormed exits. authorities suspect Barcelona anarchists’ involvement and arrests of printers in Madrid. The blast hit during a circus performance nearby, with nobles present.
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Mafia lynching case sparks alien citizenship ruling in Louisiana
A U S court case Widow Annie Come Sia v Parkerson raises whether the Italian widow is an alien as required for standing. Judge Tulley ruled she is not an alien, noting the husband resident in Louisiana and children born there became US citizens. The decision limits her ability to sue the U S government. Evidence recounts Italian lynching victims and local Louisiana citizens involved.
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New Orleana
New Ohacasa
Y Cain
B. C. Tul
Jidge
United States
Annie Come Sia
WS. Parkerson
Louisiana
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Comilly
Edwin Booth Will and Jewish Monument Fund
The will of actor Edwin Booth filed in New York on June 21 estimates his personal estate at about $500,000 to $600,000 with daughter Edwina Booth Grossman as principal heir. Executors include Benedict, Williaa Brapham, and John J. Magonigle. The residue is placed in trust for later distribution to Booth's children. A parallel report describes a Jewish Appreciation movement to raise up to $400,000 for a grand monument in America, with leaders from Jewish fraternal orders urging rapid fundraising.
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Ma Tooth
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Hen
Williaa Brapham
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Fle
Brather
Joseph A. Booth
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City of
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Asylum Fund of
West Martin
Central Trust Company
Ediny Booth Grossman
America
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Strange Monster Seen Roaming Johnson County Woods
Residents along Cedar Creek near Olathe Kansas report a tall naked beast covered in hair roaming the woods. Witnesses describe a feared creature, blamed for killed cows and calves on farms, with armed locals scouring the area to capture or kill it.
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Olathe
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Walt Mon
Kilward Gane
Cathie
Ainee
Ani Say Shahi
Trelands
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Dairy Farm
Ireland to frame its own budget under home rule bill
June 21 Loxpoy The Vail Mult Gazette reports government plans to abandon financial clauses of the Irish home rule bill and substitute new provisions allowing the Irish legislature to frame its own budget up to 25 000 000, subject to ratification by the imperial parliament. Sabbatarians suffer another setback in Sunday fighting case. In the United States circuit court Judge Junkin hears motion in the Wanamaker and Brown injunction case as Sabbatarian attorneys stall by requesting more time. judge Mentius postpones, with no service of key parties, leading to a stalled hearing.
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Loxpoy
Vail Mult Gazette
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Junkink
United States
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Dudge
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Lous
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Senator Stanford Dead After Night in Palo Alto
Frances, Va June 93 Senator Stanford died Wednesday night at Palo Alto after a period of ill health. He had driven from his stock farm and was found by his valet. Born in Waterford New York, he rose from lawyer to California governor and U.S. senator. His death ends a career shaping state politics and infrastructure.
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Hives
Eved Jenfinson
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Wilkniss
Will Cheapen Electricity by New Dynamo Behind Arc and Incandescent Lights
A German inventor, P Mueller, pursued a machine to yield arc and incandescent light from a single dynamo. Emil Miller, brought by Westinghouse, built a thirteen and a half horsepower dynamo enabling twenty two arc lights or 200 incandescent lamps, with low cost, easy maintenance, and compact design, promising small towns affordable electric lighting.
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America
Westinghouse and
Fnally
Hilson
Milwaukee
Ottawa seeks tariff on extradition judges amid fees row
Acting justice minister A. Onimet drafts a tariff for judges and commissioners in extradition cases following disputes over daily fees charged in Montreal. US consul noted unpaid charges, while Canada could not detail them. The move aims to streamline payments and improve cross border bill collection as Ottawa weighs policy. Plus livestock and grain markets in Illinois and Kansas City reports and a Canadian convention on reciprocity with the United States drawing 1,500 delegates.
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