Indian schools attendance report shows low rural enrollment
A Sioux Falls-Montana style dispatch details Indian agency schooling concerns in South Dakota. It cites low pupil attendance at government schools, mainly due to parent disinterest and travel distances, plus surveys of agency residents and Missouria consideration of sending children abroad. The piece also notes related postal robberies and a move to bolster the Crow Pine area education push.
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Minister Guts Churchyard Antics In Warrenton Night
A Sompimbulistic minister known as Rev Lawrence caused a scene on Beorge Uviwn Street in Warrenton as onlookers followed him to the churchyard. He climbed the church roof and stage whistled warnings before being restrained by Mr Brown who ripped his shirt. Crowds gathered, confusion reigned, and the minister later claimed ignorance of the prior night’s events.
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Hornblower Nomination Blocked by Senate Committee
The military committee of the nopaly failed to act on the nomination of Hornblower to the United States Supreme Court. The following nominations were sent to the senate Hiwin F Uhl of Michigan to be secretary of state vice Joseph Quincy Pemiemy Roosevelt of New York to be Secretary of Embassy of the Ushted Hale at London to succeed Menry White who resigned.
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More ore discoveries and county history notes
The report covers new ore findings near a vein in the Turner county area with high grade gold ore promising in Castor County, plus a broader note on October 15, SC early settlers recounting Turner county autumn storms and a long winter, with rail and farming impacts. It also reports a Christian Endeavor convention closing in Watertown with officers elected, state totals, and a marriage emphasis resolution, and ends with a local obituary and a golden eagle shot by hunters.
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Fragmented Early 20th Century News Rambles
A garbled mixture of political notes and science gossip cites Governor Russell plans, Harvard figures, and a new device at Lick Observatory. It references Spain Velasquez style dollars, Chicago socialites, and medieval military strength with unclear names and dates.
Chicago Mayor Harrison Murdered by Eugene Prendergast
Chicago mayor Carter Harrison was shot at his Des Plaines Street home by Eugene Prendergast who confessed to killing him. Prendergast declared his motive was to remove the mayor so he could become corporation counsel. The city mourns as Harrison’s funeral plans are set with offices closed and a large cortege to Graceland cemetery.
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Harrison Laid To Rest In Graceland Cemetery
Chicago mourns Mayor Hart son as funeral processions depart City Hall for the Church of the Epiphany then to Graceland Cemetery for interment. Local authorities and mourners gather for the solemn rites.
Midway Concessionaires Ordered Closed At Expo
Guards sealed entrances and blocked receipts as Midway concessionaires were ordered closed by the executive committee. Visitors mainly pass holders, with demolition and packing pushing ahead. terminal station torn down signaling the end of the fair era.
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Union Seminary Case Draws Close Presbytery Scrutiny
The New York Presbytery will meet to decide how Union Theological Seminary students under its care should be treated amid claims of teaching unorthodox doctrines. The dispute mirrors the Briggs controversy in stakes and public interest. The article notes seminary management resisting higher authority and outlines ongoing partisan tensions within the church bodies.
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Mayor Harrison Lying In State In Chicago
Thousands of Chicago residents and visitors viewed the late Mayor Carter Harrison’s remains as they lay in state in the municipal building. A solemn procession, music from the Chicago Vaulted Music Society, and a Buck’s requiem accompanied the viewing, with services earlier led by Rev. Dr. Morton. Vice President Stevenson said he hoped to attend the funeral but could not due to Senate duties.
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War Office claims twelve killed in Melilla action
Reports from Melilla say the war office statement noting twelve dead and wounded among Spanish forces in Sunday’s engagement with Rif forces is disputed locally. The public remains unsettled as cables to Melilla fail and General Murgaĺlo, killed in action, was buried with full honors.
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Naval experts warn flaws in new cruisers prompt redesign
Reports from a reliable source claim the Detroit Montgomery and Marblehead lack proper metacentric height with 2000 ton design. Alterations proposed include ballast tweaks stern tube clearance and increased bow stability to ensure seaworthiness and prevent dangerous pitching during cruises.
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Miss Howard Ill After Wedding Shock
Miss Annie Howard is gravely ill in Chicago after the shock of the upcoming marriage to Mayor Hare Rinon. Doctors fear she may never fully recover. Brothers Frank and Terry Howard arrived from New Orleans and plan to take her home to Biloxi when possible.
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Victory for the road in Luks Street elevated case
Judge Brentano delivers decision to abate quo warranto petition over road’s existence in Chicago. Proceedings halt further inquiry as prosecutors consider new motions. Also notes on Rocky Mountain goat specimens for university museum and a death investigation in Foul Play Suspente Manon City with expected developments. President Carnot reportedly to seek re election as campaign moves forward.
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Markets and incidents from Sioux City and Chicago trade notes
Market行情 notes from Sioux City report cattle, hogs, and grain quotes with prices and totals. Chicago quotations show hogs, cattle and feeder values, plus grains and dairy prices. A separate brief notes a burglary at a depot and a late century bayou event with dairy references.
House debate on purchasing clause repeal unfolds
Amid tense House session Mr Livingston Georgia seeks to set aside the bill for today and tomorrow while Mr Bland objects as members press to proceed. Secretary Cox reads a message from the President on the revenue bill and the chamber resumes order after noisy signaling from New York members. The Senate considers a New York New Jersey bridge bill and other finance measures as conference reports and amendments move forward with procedural delays and votes.
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Astor Gives Million to Mrs Drayton and House
New York Nov 1 John Jacob Astor, head of the American branch, awards his sister Mrs J Coleman Drayton a million dollars and the Fiftieth Avenue house. The will of William Waldorf Astor previously aimed to keep the fortune in the direct line, leaving other family members trusts. Pana Noe 1 tamed w dacree calls for legislative session on November 4.
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House Debate Sidelined by Power Struggle in Early Session
Congress struggled with voting rules as Speaker faced demands for the previous question amid party division. Debates raged over the Wilson repeal bill and a Bland amendment reviving free coinage, with scattered adjournment attempts and procedural clashes delaying action.
Grapiro Vocals Stir Local Ballot Debate In Brila County
Readable fragments indicate a local election debate in Brila County. Citizens discuss candidates and the Intersect Ballot measure while observers note turnout and community responses. The garbled text mentions Arby, neighboring communities, and a 1¢ payment context amid lively independent voices.
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