Kimball Prospective Town on Main Line Rail Route
Kimball sits on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad, 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain. The town features a public school, churches, a first class sporting depot, two banks, two hotels, a large grain elevator with material on hand for another, three lumber yards, blacksmith shops, and stores serving all trades. The region invites investment with strong inducements for new settlers and workers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Brule County Fair Grounds Highlighted as Top Territory Track
The Brule County Agricultural Fair Grounds adjoins the townsite and is praised as one of the best fair grounds in the Territory, featuring a good half-mile track.
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Brule County
Warner’s additions in Dakota offer prime residence and business blocks
D Warner proprietor of the original town site has platted three adjoining additions with no street continuations. Main Street holds the best blocks still for sale to business buyers with inducements offered. The Dakota climate is mild, rainfall abundant, water tastes pure, and regional advantages touted for settlers. For details, call on or address.
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Main
Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
D. Warner
A Father's Appeal to a Dissipated OTL
A Boston Globe style account presents a father’s stern, cautionary letter to a son with dissipated habits. The father laments ruined health, mothers’ sleepless nights, and the risk of a drankard’s grave, urging immediate reform with religious appeal and family devotion.
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Covington Commonwealth
Hyde Park store robbery confession by Charles J. Russell
Charles J. Russell describes being drawn into a Hyde Park store burglary with James A. Price. He admits planning and participating after Price persuaded him to join, saying he never intended violence but realized the crime afterward and surrendered when confronted by officers. He reflects on fear, guilt, and the prospect of April court, insisting the motive was excitement not money.
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Tommust
Pian
Boston Globe
Charles J. Russell
James A. Price
C. P. Carter
Hyde Park
Lever
Pries
Price
Carter
Jacobs
Professor Boyesen's Goethe Lecture Accidently Recalled
The Syracuse Standard notes Professor Boyesen once lectured at Cornell on German literature while writing Goethe and Schiller. A humorous remark about him loving a banker's daughter in New York caused a student uproar. The incident led to embarrassment and a resumed lecture later. Capt F N Clark resigns from Washington post claiming to join Egyptian army. The New England Agricultural Society votes to ban intoxicating liquors at future fairs.
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Boyesen
New York
Cornell
Goethe and Schiller
Goethe
F. N. Clark
Washington
Wif
The
New England Agricultural Society
Remarkable Escapes From Early California Law
California lawyer recalls three notable escapes in the nascent state. In a Nevada border town, a murder trial ends abruptly when the defendant vanishes to Nevada, leaving the judge to admit lack of jurisdiction. In Sacramento a prisoner slips away after bondsman duties end during a preliminary inquiry. A hotel shooting case ends with the night guard sleeping beside the prisoner as the jailer’s hat is pulled free and the inmate escapes across the border.
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California
Ogden
San Francisco
Tschvala
Nevada
Califor
Norder
Rameralda
Calfornia
Alge
Shrolds
Bannerdlda
Sacramento
Amer Tan
Anan Anvr
Dudge
Rosie
London Daily News
Hospital Tale of Stabbing Amid Foreign Disguise
A New York Harlem police court raid at a charity hospital reveals a chilling scene. A man named Hall lies stabbed in multiple wounds after a visit from a supposed wife bearing flowers and food. The attacker appears to be Hall’s companion, but the escaped motive and identity are left unclear as doctors tend to the injured man. The hospital drama raises questions about deceit and danger within the ward.
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Eistroat
Agaia
Victor Hugo
Elgonie
Glasgow
Land of Skye
New York
Harlem
Charity Hospital
Rank M. Hill
P. G. Shumaker
Monilay
Holl
Xeon
Doctor
Hall
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Taft House
E. B. Taft
Proprietor
A. F. Cilley
Kimball, Dakota
L. D. Bardin
D. L. Smith & Son
South Main Street
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Sing Bing
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Ulrich
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Uhr Lad Deen
Bank of Bland
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Grilen
Connecticut State Banke
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Louis Bar
Sin
Weat Creek Township
Tasker Tnd
Nehemiah Hard
Mi Iana
Quincy Shaw
Boston
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Washiton
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Inington
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