Immense Life in Two Bit District Mining Boom
Deadwood reports a bustling Two Bit Mining district with machinery moving to Chicago and TwoBit properties. Companies such as Chicago and TwoBit Mining, Eastern, and Great Northern ramp up building, grading, and hoisting as a new energy plant and hotel progress amid investor activity and developing syndicates.
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Noite
Lertgerwrand
Hireat Rasiven
Ini
St Fee
Simouge
Deatwoon Development
Yearwood Wits
Neax
Whee Slack Roller
Golden Revive Company
Elkhory Company
Fiknovui Railwin
Rudacil & Higby
Coloe Mien
Paden
We Mather
Mexico
Arizona
Bonnin
Pere
Secretary Alger to Visit Fort Mendenhout for Fort Abandonment Review
Word reaches this city that Secretary of War Alger will visit Fort Mendenhout to inspect the question of abandoning the fort. General Miles has considered the matter, and it is believed he favors abandonment due to the fort’s redundancy and water supply issues. Citizens plan a strenuous effort to persuade the secretary of the necessity to maintain or relocate the post.
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Alger
Mendenhout
Thicmenth
Miles
Pyiee
New Corporations Formed In South Dakota Details
Articles of incorporation filed for three companies in Kimball and Edgemont. Tite Cte company lists 925,000 capital with named incorporators Dehser H R Ochsner and others. Horeples Gut Milling IY declares 5,000,000 capital with John Rothermel and Chicago figures among directors. Atukadas Mining and Development of Edgemont shows 30,000 capital with directors Metcalf Hughes Kelly Durke and Keiedt Intigh.
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Kimball
Titcorporters
Jseph Keiedt Intigh
Edgemont
Moron Debt Growing Less Interest in the Call
Huron reports a legal action in the United States court over $40,000 in oily bonds with a Sioux Falls trial date set this week. The town moves toward easing debt, and at a Huron Loan and Building association meeting, H A Maxtleday’s secretarial tenure was approved and Fred Rollins elected to fill the vacancy.
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Huron
Attorneya and Olives
United States
Wafldley
Sioux Falla
Irial
Huron Loan and Huiilding Association
H. A. Maxtleday
Fred Rollins
Homestead Entries and Land Office Actions in Chamberlain
The report from Chamberlain on November 1 notes a general tour of investigation across counties in the verde Sioux area. Many abandoned homesteads were found, with entrymen told they have sixty days to apply or be heard. thirty settlers notified, others filing for hearings. Decisions by the register and receiver are pending. The piece also mentions warrants paid for grain purchases, and South Dakota ranchers predicting demand for horses with a planned Alaska delivery.
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Chamberlain
Keneral
Chamberland Land Office
Jackson’s Decision on Civil Service and Removal Powers
The court handles a civil service removal dispute involving executive authority over appointments. It reviews whether shifting civil officers between departments violates constitutional powers and whether equity can restrain removals. The decision weighs the president’s and Congress’s roles, and the implications for reinstating officials in favored positions.
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Mara Court of Equity
Iain
Murderers to Hang Awaiting Pronouncement Date
Frayed widespread report on November 10 states that several murderers awaiting hanging were not officially granted delay. The article notes the Supreme Court decision may affect the next steps and lists specific inmates and guards involved in the pending cases.
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Supreme Court ii
Exeen
Mareey Alhinder
Sandose
Ebanks
Say
Texarkana Factory Blaze Kills Three Workers and Destroys Plant
A massive fire at the Central Coal Coke and Timber plant near Perso Avenue in Texarkana destroyed four sheds and 120000 feet of timber. The blaze trapped workers, injuring several and killing three, including Charles Korn and Edwin Barron. A whirlwind struck during the inferno, tearing another shed apart and spreading debris.
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Erly Deatrayeu
Exarkanuy
Kite Saluyday Moraine
Hiibe
Ceiral Coal, Coke and Tamber Company
Fle Agaregute
Haygext
Anil
Cn Line
Capelly
Apa
Controversy Over Attorney General Quarters Referred
The executive council referred to the legislature the dispute over quarters for the attorney general. Petitions from the state agricultural society protested proposed changes, offering to pay 75 per month rent. The issue, rooted in space with one window and no private office, was debated as a bitter contest before the referral. Also notes, Croker’s three year old horse won at Lingfield.
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Dea Malus
Memorial Building
Executive Council
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Atorney
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Governor Rooms
Ae Crokorta
London
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Folay
Richard Croker
Mle Corgian
Pensions for the Veterans Granted by Government
Washington November The following pensions were granted yesterday Town Original: Amanda W. Colesburg Thermome: Jerome Porter Metson George Watson Newtul Daniel Mor Vonesyilin Minty stuophy. Ells Reine Thomas Cochran Lenox Mie tilda Outen Worms Cy Boult Dakota Orhsinal Edward A. Gilmin Chester Therease Marcio 8 LN nell Avouhings Herman Weriaits Hudson Nebraska original Warren Do Ah Peru Therone Anderson Gartin tt Dan burs Widows Catharine Phillips Sith Bloux Clio Mary EB Van Blyke Geneva Atugutin Le Archer Alesindere Leal H Witiberly Alysson
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Thomas Cochran
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Lnnell
Navy program for Uncle Sam’s Navy drills next month
Washington Nev As the peaceful condition between the United States and Boain persists the navy department outlines a drill program under Rear Admiral Bicard for the North Atlantic squadron. Repairs will take weeks and ships will be sent to sea individually with the squadron staying in New York until mid December then moving to Hampton Roads for winter evolutions. Butterworth Metter Cleveland Nov 8 Benjamin F Butterworth is improving and is now considered likely to fully recover.
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IMEPUBLIGANS AHEAD IN SOUTH DAKOTA
The report notes Republican leads in South Dakota with partial returns showing Wins and margins across counties. It cites Vermillion and Clay County results, mentions judges and commissioners, and forecasts Campbell’s reelection amid strong Republican performance with populist and minor party candidates trailing.
Republicans Win in Eight South Dakota Circuits
Returns from election show Republicans winning eight circuits in South Dakota and indicate continued GOP strength in the state senate and house. Observers estimate a narrow lead for Shaw in the county totals, while the Democratic chair notes no firm figure yet. In Des Moines a separate tally projects the Republican plurality around mid to high forty thousands, with discussion of possible variances. A benzine explosion at Barnet's dyeing plant injures thirteen firefighters, some severely.
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Election in the Hills Full of Surprises
The Seventy cowl binghih Guidetal districts reported a mixed vote with Republicans under strong pressure and populists claiming gains. Moore led the populists amid a vigorous campaign. Dewil and Tead faced contrary results. Campaigns featured endorsements from local figures and a focus on state officers. The vote reflected near equal turnout and a slight populist edge in key counties, with several districts reporting close or tied results and one major proposition approved.
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Disease outbreak among cattle causes rapid deaths
The report describes a sudden cattle illness spreading quickly among herds, with symptoms including foaming at the mouth and severe weakness. It notes rapid transmission and high mortality, urging containment to prevent further spread. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
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Thomas Couey
Vermilion Business Showing Gains Amid Prosperity
Vermilion reports a strong week with building and improvements outpacing three years, 950000 last year to an estimated 25 million this year. Outside town, lumber for cribs is abundant as corn crop is large. General stores see upturns, clerks increasing, and county courthouse extension plus iron bridges replace former structures. Despite expenses, county treasury holds strong with ongoing valuations and descriptions progressing.
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Local Notes From EVT Farm Community At A Glance
News from Huon and nearby areas highlights George A. Barden of Wessington's death news and Mina Gunsul moving to Hoxton for osteopathy work. Dr Buell replaces Gunsul, J C Felker leads the Yusi-Awe at the Great Northern line, Van Bimberg on a month long trip. Hitchcock reports farmers paying debts, rising cattle shipments, and better land demand. A man was jailed a year for killing another with a board in Canton.
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Wessington
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Hoxton
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Great Northern Railway
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Hitchcock
Dillon
Fragmented OCR note on Christian science trial delays
An OCR fragment describes a legal case involving Christian science or health issues. It mentions a court appearance, appeals, and possible convictions, with references to lawyers, notices, and health related concerns. The text is garbled but centers on a court proceeding and delays.
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Margare t Math Companys Attachments Shuffle Case
New York November 1 Margaret Matha of a now fictitious company faced attachments after a Jersey City Academy event. Two attachments were placed on the companys property during the day including a $10 000 claim by Thomas Coleman and a separate $1 500 claim on Martha’s property for breach of contract as the matinee proceeded.
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New York
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Fragmented British Politics and Market Notes Across Nations
A garbled survey of late 19th century diplomacy and markets mentions Britain, Turkey, and Wales with references to London and St James Court. It blends diplomatic tension, trade terms, and scattered commodity prices from Chicago, Omaha, and Minneapolis markets, hinting at political strain and global commerce.
Mutual Contract Rules in Arkansas Supreme Court Ruling
The Arkansas Supreme Court decided that contracts must be mutual and that the right to terminate must be present at inception. The ruling impacts labor unions and workers under contract across the board, especially for locomotive engineers. A senior engineer was discharged without due process, prompting a suit over contract validity and termination rights.
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Tammany Triumphs With Apparent Ease In New York
Election results show Tammany Hall sweeping Greater New York with large majorities across city, borough, and county offices. Seth Low led for mayor, Tracy trailed, while Prohibition and labor party candidates polled lighter totals. Assembly results favored Democrats in several counties though some Brooklyn districts shifted. Edmund Driggs won in Brooklyn’s Chinch district with a sizable majority, and Prendergast faced backlash amid intra party fights.
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Real
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Governor Wolcott Re-elected Amid Nationwide Political Shift
Returns from Masanchwectts show Governor Wolcott narrowly re-elected with a large Republican majority earlier, while Democrats gain in urban districts including Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, and New York City. Voter turnout neared 40 percent of 407,008 registrations, with notable shifts reversing prior Republican dominance and indicating Democrats into a narrow assembly majority and mixed statewide results.
Virginia election report shows weak turnout and party division
Fragmentary Virginia wrap reports low turnout and a split Democratic majority amid political apathy. Reading notes mention rough figures around delegate totals and a fractured Republican scene, with little excitement or clear outcomes.
Ohio in Doubt as Returns Stir Political Fight
Ohio parties clash over likely state and legislative control after a close election. Republicans claim a narrow overall margin while Democrats concede little. Reports from Cleveland and Cincinnati cite counts, county leads in Cuyahoga, and expected joint-ballot outcomes, with figures suggesting tight races for governor, senate, and house.
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Democratic Victory in New York Shapes Upset Outcomes
Returns from state and city elections show A. B. Packer leading for chief judge of the court of appeals by over 58,000 statewide with 143,038 in Greater New York. Van Wyck leads for mayor by 2,048 over Low and 14,401 over Tracy. The state legislature remains Republican with Senate retained and Assembly at 1068 Democrats.
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Hayt Elected in Colorado Amid Silver Surge
Denver reports show a tight race with silver Republicans claiming Hayt wins by 7,000 to 12,000 plurality at headquarters while other parties dispute results. Early statewide returns indicate meager turnout with several races still in doubt as final tallies come in.
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Ohio Republicans Hold Safest Ticket in Election Day
Columbus dispatch notes anxiety over Ohio polls with both parties claiming state tickets. Democrats concede Republican state ticket and larger senate and house majorities. Final returns show Republicans leading in multiple chambers, with Wood County shifting from Democrat to Republican.
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