Weather Pleasant and Dogs Speed Through Pierre Meet
The Pierre racing meet concluded with clear skies and strong crowds. Winners included Iowa Girl and Gyp in the sprint heats, with Trouper and Towa Girl securing multiple honours. Local officials and judges, led by Dr. Royce, praised the event as a success with the Waterloo cup next year anticipated.
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Flandréau
Fiandryau Han
Trouper
Hoss
Sport
Kimo Dunn
Webinttie
Wauhinkane
Chuyten Daxvis
Iowa Girl
Kelloge
Arludny
Nichols & Mead
Skip
Fanny
AL Cars
Jad King
Happy Jack
Joe Carrow
Gyp
William Green
Shard
Alex Piicack
Fandy
Himo Dunn
Credit
E. M. Kellogg
Cashier
Nichihe & Ladd
Jowa Girl
Aniadng
Heetor
Towa
Hector
Elvnie Weetor
Piluce
Mscond
Charles Davia
Frank Mead
A. Cage
J. J. Smith
H. Akam
George A
Rank J. Mead
M.A
Unclear 19th Century Narrative Fragment on Leaders and Fire
Fragmentized OCR text describes figures Chamberlain and Gupta Ma, a 31 year old, a burning structure, political and religious ideologies, and a journey to hunting grounds. The passage includes disjointed phrases about districts, a completed house, a fire, and controversial beliefs, with little coherent event or date.
Menacing Robbers Strike Bank in Deadwood Area
Sunday night four bandits robbed a bank in the Deadwood Fourche area, overpowering a local jailer and escaping with William Moore, described as a murderer. The gang, linked to the Sleapers ti Chtey outfit, had reportedly moved from Montana after a recent dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiuolke
Iboeew
Eireak Jalanit Keeiior
Deadwood
Nay
Helle Fourche Bank
Lawrence County
Nywify
William Moore
Montana
Indians Receive Payment Amid Treaty Provisions
The article details a government payment of 11,400 unlocking treaty provisions and funds to Indians, with most money reportedly passing through intermediaries. It notes formation of Credceny Goll Mining and Milling Company in New Carnorations Metre, with a $15,000,000 capital, led by Jon W McFnidden and others, and mentions incorporation formalities in Roberts County.
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Bieven
Carnorations
Credceny Goll Mining and Milling Company
Nesidawarstrant
Jon W
Bile
Bummit
Roberts County
Pensions for Veterans List by Town Officials
A clipped list from Washington includes pensions and survivors named by towns such as Birmingham Humwell Belxnun M. Murrow and widow entries like Vilin smith ey Kuk Minerva Folleth Bie Rock Anna Kennedy Leando Barilod Mogohoum Manson Pifeabeth Marios and others. The notice also references South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota names including Jam 1 Aland Wymore Taereane Aaron Herriot Geneva Lester Van Neimihis City and dawned widows.
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Washington
Alann
Orlainah Willan
Birmington
Inoronne
Shamus Gookin
Humwell Belxnun
Wranela
M. Murrow
HUM Widows
Vilerin Smith
Ey Kuk
Minerva Folleth
Bie Rock
Anna. Kennedy
Leando
Barilod
Mogohoum
Manson
Pifeabeth Marios
Council Run
South Dakote
Addional
Mustin Wet Ing
Fredoricks
Nebravkt
Jam
Aland
Wymore
Taereane
Aaron
Football Player Richard von Gammin killed in accident
Richard von Gammin, 18, a fullback for the University of Georgia, died from injuries after a scrimmage with the University of Virginia during a football game. He fell during the tackle, was carried off, and died at Grady Hospital. Georgia canceled all engagements and considered abandoning football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard von Gamimun
Georgin
Haa
Richard von Gamimnin
Benin
University of Virginia
University of Georgia
Gammon
Rome
Georgia University
Virginia
Soins
Gamman
Hin Hem
Grady Hospital
Gimion
Georgia
Han
Chance
Rogks
Foo
Georgia Cotton Mills Burned Amid Vast Destruction
Fire gutted the Caren Patton oil mill at Atlanta on November 4, destroying the main building and stock. Estimated loss near 117000 with about 85000 insured. several smaller structures suffered extensive damage. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night, leaving the site scorched and debris-filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Caren Patton
Yvain
Tosa
Will Be A Real Stage Marriage In Opera Scene
Two members of the Wilbur Opera company Brooks of Detroit and George Willis of Syracuse plan a real stage marriage during a Wednesday night production in Indiana. They have cleared red tape to obtain a marriage license, engaged a preacher, and will wed during the intermission as bridesmaids stand by. The event follows months of arranging and will be acted out on stage.
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Opera Cam
Motors
Ptlights
Anderson
Indy Now
Rn Brooks
Detroit
George Willis
Syracuse
N.Y
Wilbur Opera Company
Wil Areange
Hinesty
Indiana
BAPTISTS PROGRESSIVE IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Missionary funds raised and church growth detailed in South Dakota Baptist reports. Fifteen hundred plus baptized, 104 churches and 5,735 members noted. new churches and stations established, with ethnic outreach including Chinese and German groups. Total church expenditures reach 21,400 dollars for the year.
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Miron
Thin City
Sontickota
Nay Juak
Towax
Hama
Bradley
Owe
Loreton
Miner
Mayti
Hamlin County
Vernon
Wilmot
Roberts
Morthehal
Chicago
Wack Hille Association
Tnrjeet
Deadwood
Chinene Schiont
Chinwapi
Lead City
Churedh Hay
Ondloyine
South Dakota
Deb [Dison
Lake Preston
Ty Way
Textale
Creditors To Receive About Twenty Cents On The Dollar
Plankinton bank failure from the panic era leads to a sale deal. Receivers say creditors may collect about 20 cents on the dollar, a relief after long hope was lost for depositors. Harvey A. Thompson, a prominent Hoopstone stock dealer and county farmer, died suddenly at 46 from heart failure.
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Inkinton Tak
Dolle
Chamberlain
B. M. Sullivan
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Plankinton
Ccreditora
Marvey A. Diompaon
Huron
Harvey A. ‘Phompeon
Hoopstone
Pres M'Kinley Greets Cincinnati Cuom Crowd on Tour
President McKinley and party arrived near Torrence road to a large cheering crowd. He bowed to spectators, visited F D Schmiedeappe and the chamber of commerce reception, where he spoke of fraternal spirit, love of country, and patriotism. Public excitement remained high as he shook hands with many attendees.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
Torrence Road
F. D. Schmediappe
Chamber of Commerce
Crowes
McKinly
Maying
United States
Sige
Youre Min
St. Nichols Hotel
Rivalry erupts in Birmingham lamp blaze killing
In Birmingham Alabama on November 1 Ella Thorsas is reported to have thrown a lighted lamp during a quarrel with Besale and Bessie Thomas. The lamp exploded and Thorsas died from the blaze. Police investigation continues.
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Birmingham
Ala Noy
Flin Barnes
Bessie Thomas
Besale
Ella
Thorsas
Girl Robber Caught In Act At Boston Cordage Firm
A 19 year old Boston woman, Letha Day, employed at Bewall Day Cordage Co., was found after hours in the office safe at 45 Broad Street taking small sums. She confessed to opening the safe and cash drawer, obtaining keys, and coaxing the office boy to share the combination. She spent the money on theater and daily expenses. Her parents are Everett residents. the firm plans burglary charges and legal action.
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Boston
Mass
Letha May
Idl
Bewall & Day Cordage Company
Broad Street
Misa Day
Umea
Everett
Acelal Ofrclen
Wudur ‘Ban
Het Mmoune
Markets and prices across Sioux City and Omaha
The report lists cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices at Sioux City, Omaha, and Kansas City markets. It notes mixed futures, steady to weak trends, and grain quotes for corn, wheat, oats, and flax with regional price ranges and shipment details.
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Gartle
Kanane
Kanaan Cly
Callletto
Mirket
Arrong Quoin Kona
Texas
Minure
Murkolalvong
Missouri Pai Te Kilted ia Rewleing an Attempe to Mtou Him
Nathan Stark a prominent farmer was held up at the highway by neighbor Im Sexton who shot and killed him after resisting. Sexton and three others were arrested and jailed in Princeton. Sexton claimed he did not intend to kill Stark though the robber band did not obtain anything.
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Miscouri
Meryier
Nathan Stark
Im Sexton
Neightor
Sexton
Alster
Indiana
Stark
Two Women Die in Fatal Fight Over Man at Mantle
In achlly scene at a Mantle home Mrs Nellie Peter and Mrs Murphy fought over a man. A struggle ended with a gun discharge and Mrs Murphy killed. Murphy confessed the dispute led to the deadly event. Police say Berlin and Ellenberg were among those injured in the incident.
Henry George Funeral Honors in New York City
Tens of thousands gathered as Henry George lay in state. dignitaries and clergy paid tribute in a moving service. The procession moved through Manhattan and Brooklyn to the public hall, where Mr George’s family received the casket and his memorials were delivered by Rev Dr Lyman Abbott and others.
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New York
Henry George
George
Shome Xat
Willian J. Strong
Fred W. Wurater
Brooklyn
Willis J. Abbott
Albert L. Johnson
John P. Crayford
Charlies W. Dayton
Core Cary Eigleston
Horace White
Faward Menagh
Bolton Hall
John Michner
James
O'Connor Hennes
John Swinton
Lawson Pi
John J. Gummer
Ay van
Pat Gleason
Loug Ialand City
Heber Newton
Mr. George
Episcopal Church
Lyman Abbot
Lyman Abbott
Abbott
Funeral Procession for Henry George Draws Crowds in New York
A large funeral procession for Henry George drew mourners through New York City from Madison Avenue to City Hall Parkway. The cortege, wrapped in black netting with modest insignia, featured a white cord cross on the casket. Despite a long line of sympathizers, attendance was smaller than expected with over 200 men visible along the route. Simple private services were held at the family residence early morning, and the body was to be laid to rest at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Huron
Moptina
Chicuko
Northwestern
Missouri River
Great Blows
Chicago
P. F. Bunsty
Brown
Hawke
Harvey Thommon
Holpe
C. B. Clark
Thompson
New York
Henry George
Ameren
Henry Georgian
Brooklyn
Brooklyn City Hall
Fort Wamiltenn
Proormsian
Srmane
Crookl
Georges
Madison
Tlwan
Streci
Greenwood
They Betrayed the Strikers Local Presidents Conspired
Springfield reports the executive committee completed an investigation into charges against President Janes Carson and four others. George Horn Win Norbury Janes Pogg and Chom Bimpson were found guilty of conspiring with Consolidated Cool Company to end the strike. Carson resigned as president and the motion was approved.
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Springfield
Jets
Janes Carson
Fallon
George Horn
Glen Carhon
Win
Norbury
Wray
Janes Pogg
Staunton
Chom Bimpson
Collinsville
Len Nun
Kuch
Consolidated Cool Company
Ketile
Carson
Init Pot
Cree Indians Back in Montana Turmoil
Reports from Montana claim the Cree Indians of Canada have returned and become more troublesome than before. They are slaughtering legally protected game and killing cattle on ranches, prompting appeals to authorities for protection while no action has yet been taken.
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Montana
Narte
Mont
Canada
United
Superintendent Knight Killed in Chicago Water Tunnel
Nov 1 Chicago reports the sudden death of William Sullivan Knight superintendent of tunnel work to increase the city water supply. Patrick Lawrence, night foreman, is fatally injured after a dynamite explosion caused by a worker striking an exposed wire. Twenty five laborers had just left the tunnel for day forces when the blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Sullivan Knight
Patrick Lawrence
Murder on the Aurora road brothers slain by highwayman
Peter and Harry Brown, Aurora grocery operators, were attacked at 10 pm by two masked men. Veter, the elder brother, fired four shots and died at the doorstep. Harry shot back. the killer escaped with a horse and wagon. A highwayman’s companion was found dead seven miles away with revolvers. No further trace.
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Peter Brown
Aurora
Peter Braun
Harry
Veter
Rataria
LODGES REFUSE TO PAY DUES IN SUPREME COUNCIL
Revolt of state councils shelves their per capita tax payments sparking a financial rift in the A A Supreme Council. The Pennsylvania avenue offices secured a $250 mortgage deed of trust. President John W Echols had urged members to back McKinney, triggering the wide resistance across state councils.
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Supreme Council
St Offees Shop
Washington
A. A
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twelfth Street
Supremc
John W. Echols
McKinney
Boycott Talk Divides Missouri Presbyterian Synod
In St Louis on November 1 the Missouri Presbyterian Synod debated a resolution urging a boycott of Princeton University after three Princeton board members petitioned for a liquor license. The proposal sparked bitterness and dominated synod sessions until the moderator ruled it out of order.
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Minouri
Torneas
St. Louis
Reaay
Princeton University
Truateen
Carlist Agent Arrives in New York from Liverpool
Count Penaloza an admirer of Don Carlos reaches New York aboard the White Star liner Ger manic from Liverpool. He hints at possible Carlist interests in the United States and plans travel to several American cities before heading to Chile. The president appoints J. Z. Clark postmaster at Bedford, Iowa.
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Ender
New York
Henry Genenators
Liverpool
Penson
Don Carlog
Spain
Don Carlon
Count Penaloza
United States
Chili
Weashington
J. Z. Clark
Bedford
Henry George Dies After Apoplexy In New York Hotel
Henry George, candidate of the United Democratic movement for mayor of New York, died in the Enton Square hotel after a morning collapse thought to be apoplexy. Campaign leaders planned a meeting to decide next steps as observers noted his deteriorating health and rambling speeches.
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New York
Newy
George
Anayir
Enton Square
Queens
Brooklyn
Mieatyk
Ivory
Huikbani
Mnionaviousyss
Phyalcii
Walt
Pecetilius
Ton Johnson
Georges Campaign Mioge
Tondera
Hej
Ndt
Borkoph
George Huis
Greater New York
Will Not Be For Want Of Cash If Law Is Defeated
In New York Oct 20 a report claims that if Sethi Law fails it cannot be blamed on inadequate finances. The Citiend union treasurer Kennedy Wood defends the non partisan movement saying the union has more funds than needed and total contributions reach about one million dollars.
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Gotthell
McGiynn
Edward Moulynn
New York
Father McGlynn
John
Kennedy Wodd
Oddeayu
Kamor
Brazilians Aid Cuban Rebels With Collected Funds
In Buenos Ayres on October 20 a Cuban committee has raised a large sum to aid Cuban rebels. A resolution to recognize belligerency of Cuba is supported by many members of Congress and will be introduced.
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Tulksdof
Buenos Ayres
Win
Congress
Labor unions claim rights in labels and labor fruits
In Frankfort Kentucky Judge Ha xeltigg of the court of appeals rules that labor unions hold property rights in their labels and other devices signifying fruits of labor and may enjoin outsiders from counterfeiting or misusing them. The report notes a related item about counterfeit risk and a separate mention of a Keosas City incident with a large number of Chinese individuals and a traveling person.
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Frankfort
Haxeltigg
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