Vast Antique Baths and Advertisements Unearthed in Barrs Buried Ruins
In Barr near Kimball South Dakota a ruined hall complex was excavated revealing Roman style baths once linked to a cathedral, with 18th century rediscovery notes. The finds include ancient inscriptions on pillars and a long history of public proclamations and modern ads carved into stone. The report ties these relics to a gleaned pattern of medieval commerce and public notices.
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Barr
Braxiana
Camertan
Earliss
Thanksgiving Proclamation Amid Turbulent Times
Governor Andrew Lee issues a Thanksgiving proclamation praising providence and national sustenance. He notes preservation from famine and pestilence, stable farms and wealth, and gratitude for food and abundance while acknowledging misfortunes abroad and domestic blessings.
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Anany Mercles
Death in Wallowa County Pivoting Tragic Shooting
A young man, Leonard Crigp, age 17, died after a fatal shooting incident on Ruiinks creek near Sioux Walle. The event occurred in the late afternoon when a barrel discharge during a dispute caused the shooter to strike the victim in the head, drawing a crowd and prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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Makey
Mhof
Noartman
mAs
Ruiinks
Boardman
Schumaler
Leonard Crigp
Che
Dynamite damages and near-fatal morphine case in Aberdeen
Sentinel reports dynamite damaged office and buildings in Marshall county. W. J. Mabbott from Plankinton nearly died from morphine administered by F. H. English, an osteopath roommate of Mabbott. English fled town amid mounting debts while a Minnesota osteopathy group questions his credentials. Raymond Lewis Guls seeks publicity after a delivery scare, claiming medical notoriety.
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Rnton Sentinel
Trilion
Rentinel
Marshall County
Aniknayen
W. le Mathert
Plankinton
Aberdeen
W. J. Muhbatt
Groton
Linn Tie
Fie
Wak Mabebott
Mabbott
Hlm
Northern Institute of Osteopathy of
Minneaos
Ole
Lewis Guls
Raymond
Chamberlain Squatters Enjoined In Federal Action
In federal court here Carla Secateur secured an injunction restraining interference with Henry Wykit’s land rights in Chamberlain townsite. The Interior's rally criticized squatters’ rights while a hearing is set soon. Local developments include mill modernization and a planned opera house project budgeted at $20,000, with brewery and factory work ongoing.
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Stone Fairy
Federal Court
Henry We King
Henry Wykit
Bety
Sioux
Cascade Milling Company
Worlaffen
Postonee
Kuifinat & Levingur Aire
Wilhave
Tem
Thowathill Baum | Tor Company
Jewett Hrox
Tewnett
Burns and Alleged Crimes Plague Early Morning Town News
Readington Cloud reports Owen Smith, a leading farmer, is a fugitive after a warrant accuses him of burning his former homestead in Smith township. He evaded arrest, fled toward White Lake, and attempted to subdue his wife with violence before escaping again. Also mentioned is Seeing Stone bound over by a federal grand jury on possible capital murder charges. Sioux City tales recount a witness describing a drink-turned-murder scheme tied to Seeing Stone. the case references a pouch of money and plans to kill a husband, with possible penitentiary punishment.
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Chimbirlain
Owen Smith
Smith Township
Smith
White Lake
Kimball
Det Lin
Victor
Asylum of Penitentiary
Crow
Hwt
Federal Grand Jury
Sioux
Sioux City
Stone
Bookie Ethae
Atoors
Ulacenh
Markets Report From South Omaha and Chicago Trading Floors
South Omaha market notes show hogs receipts around 1 880 with mixed demand and cautious tone post sale. Cattle receipts about 5 000 with market steady. hogs at Chicago mixed to lower receipts around 10 000 and quotes varied by grade. Kansas City reports lower market with light demand and visible price ranges for cattle hogs and lambs. Grain and provisions include cash quotes across wheat corn and oats with No 2 red and yellow prices listed. Overall market activity described as steady to lower with cautious buyer interest.
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eDiwago
Chicage
Hogn
Alurkee
Eduigh Weary
Ateady
Bheen—secrinty
Flee Engan
Kansas City
Coile
Rox
DuVe Kbers
Anu Atockers
Hoxs
Atevelpti
Heavien
Packer
Chilengo
sTisAne
Timothy Reed
Mort Elt
Per Wallon
Ribkc
Williams Hail Hst 15 Dood Williams Hail
Crowds gather as chants echo through the streets with vibrant banners and notices from local churches. Residents attended services and union gatherings amid a festival mood following the historic event.
Local church unions and a barn fire in Novi area
In Novi area thirty five persons joined the Prosbyterhin church while others moved into the Methodist Episcopal Congregational and Baptist churches after Sunday union meetings. A barn on the Fisher property burned, attributed to children playing with matches. Marriage linked news, a robbery report in Rockersville, and local weather notes accompany brief notices.
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Moron
Novi
Tile Union
Prosbyterhin Church
Corryctive
Methodial Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Baptler Church
Jones
Frank Bloom
Selena Lettetrom
Iowa Township
Fisher
D. A. Por Kinet
Tita Wald
TM. Jeffris
Janesville
Opera Hous
Pops Plar
Angio-Egyptian Expedition Reports Move Up Nile
Fragmentary OCR notes describe advancing Anglo Egyptian expedition forces along the Nile toward Khartoum, with mentions of January actions and troop concentrations. The text references a Daily Mail style dispatch from Cadragatan and hints at military moves near the Blue and White Nile junctions.
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Natn Patel
Mii
Cadragatan
Khartouns
Kindifs
Dig for Clues in River Cottage Murder Case
New York authorities press on with Mrs Nack Walks confession as they seek the exact dig site where Thorn allegedly disposed of the body of Gundertippes. Partners reentered the conch path toward Long Island City looping near a cottage. a gold coin hint prompts renewed search and possible dig confirmations.
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Thorn
Long Island City
Itrivek
Jet von Vaynht
Xooy
Jall
Alva
Nek
Col
Georgia Moves To Legalize Prize Fighting
Congressman Muishoht Hays Price backs a bill to allow prize fighting, arguing it will boost Georgia’s economy and bring prosperity. Opponents warn it harms morals and public welfare. Members debate the measure as a test of state fortunes and policy.
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Muishoht
Atimnin
Uuele
Jou Mananold
McIntosh
Georgia
Joe
Pawwit
Corte
Sonia
Nauare
Gold Finds and New South Wales Gold Output News
Migrants report gold finds in Australia with a steamer voyage from Warrimeo, surveys for a proposed cable route, and patches near Honolulu. New South Wales assembly passes a royal option bill as quarterly gold yield reaches 2013 ounces valued at £351,804. Kanowna yields. a miner claims 70 ounces from a single dish, with a new peat bill to exclude First Infector measures introduced in NSW.
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Mig
Avence
Newmont Wallen
Neuuyeds
Ohwe
Warrimeo
Australia
Drlige Dd Vjcesne
WMS
Penguin Ine Jual reLurnea
Buva
Morb IU
Honolulu
New South Wales Assembly
New South Wales
Kanowna
Wala
Trouble in Mount Vernon over alleged inducements and arrests
In Mount Vernon a chaotic scene unfolded as insinuations of inducements emerged around an alleged crime ring. Officers arrested John Chafftey and later faced a claim of attempted assault. townsfolk discuss potential legal actions and possible town defences as authorities push for clarity.
Elkton Deanery Conference Meets at Father Deas Mond Home
The Elkton deanery of the Broux Falls league held its annual conference at Father Deas Mond's residence in Elkton. Notable attendees included Very Rev. Dean Shechsu of Wkion as chairman and Fathers Rhea Detniut Welxx Zell Herelink Bedfield Tauer Watertown Victor Kransburg Gueyard Brankfort and Desmond Huron.
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Horo Huron
Mkton
Broux Falls
Deas Mond
Dean Shechsu
Wkion
Rhea
Detniut
Welxx
Zell
Herelink
Water rights clash over Spearfish river flow
Local business and farmers along the Spearfish river rally to defend water rights against Lead and Deadseood plans to divert large volumes. A meeting next week will discuss strategies to protect irrigation in the valley, power for local mills, and the broader impact on employment and farm yields.
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Spearnieh
Spearflah
Spearfiah
Mude Uch
Official vote in Hanna's state for governor
Ohio voters chose Hushnell Republican 420165, Chapman Democrat 401715, Holliday Prohibitionist 7858, Coxey People's Party 6254, Dexter National Democrat 1661, Watkin Socialist Labor 4242, Lewis Prohibition 4764, Business Plurality 28401. McKiney’s plurality over Bevan 47404.
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Ahnell
Columbus
Ohio
Hushnell
Rex Publican
Chapman
Democrat
Holliday
Prohibitonist
Coxey
Peoples Party
Dexter
National Democrat
Wat- Idinn
Socialist Labor
Lawis
McKin, Tey
Bevan
Temperature Drops Across Regions Amid Sharp Decline
London reports a sudden cold snap after a warm week with temperatures claimed to dip to the low seventies in many areas. Early yesterday evening and this morning the cold moved southward, bringing a noticeable fall in Avon and northern England as residents brace for unsettled weather.
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London
Reés
Boolland
England
Washington seeks single envoy for Canada trade talks
A Washington dispatch reports that talks over canal and reciprocity issues stall as many U S and Canadian interests seek one principal negotiator. The aim is to ease handling of international property protections and trade relations while avoiding competing claims. Canada shows willingness to agree if compensated, with prospects for a broader completed accord seen as distant.
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Washington
United States
Moline
Havrier
Iat
Mr. Foster
Sonéroverey
Canada
Nouthes
Outer
Nad
Finharies
Trens
Faiurier
Ant Dix
Gelven
No Policies for Gold Seekers Halt Yukon Travel
The Toronto life and fire insurance firms have unified in denying policies to Yukon bound travelers. Only exceptional cases may be considered. Sixty residents of Hamilton Ontario planned to journey north in spring and sought quotes, but one company refused, defining a strict policy.
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Ottawa
Ont
Yukon
Klondike
Weeklent
Ufe
Cies United
Flirre
Toronto
Ita
King of Dudes Arrested After Hotel Girard Shootout
Saya in Anil Defense in Tork November 171 reports Wahller Kirk known as King of Dudes, recently arrived from Chicago, arraigned in police court on charges of shooting Richard Mandelbaum last night at the Hotel Girard. Mandelbaum, seeking his wife, forced entry into Kirk’s room, prompting five shots. Kirk claims self defense, alleging Mandelbaum struck him with a dine instrument. Bail set at 2500 dollars for examination.
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Saya
Anil
Wahller Kirk
Chicago
Ichard Mancelbaum
Girard
Mandelbaun
Kirk
Kirke
Fred
Mandelbanny
Pensions and Postmasters Revised in Midwestern States
A Washington dispatch lists postmaster appointments and pensions granted yesterday across multiple states. Names include Robert Useworth, La Foote, Charles Cooley, and Nathaniel Beard, among others, with several widows noted. Appointments span Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, and surrounding areas, with resignations and removals impacting several offices.
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Washington
Robert Useworth
Muse
Cutiney
Goorky Stockman
Woodland
la Foote
Charles EH Cooley
Clear Lake
Jacob
Jam
TL Pickeena
Mysto
David W. Beebe
le Grand
Nathaniel H. Beard
Swan City
Lucinda Foraytht
Moulton
Lucy M. Dolph
Maquoketa
South Dakota
Johny
Bolwtt
Edgar Preston
Aurori
Sarah J. Sargent
Omaha
Nancy
Earl
Princllin
Goodrich
Lincoln
Mary C. O'Donnell
Omana
Danas Vse Frenklin
Iowa
Popojoy
Frant County
Anite
A. Gordon
K.P Pinon
Rowley
Buchanan County
A. E
Illustrate American firm sold to Bycallente in New York
Spencer transfers the entire plant including the plant and work will to Bycallente of capital allege New York on November 17. Loribinet Spencer, eight years proprietor of the United American, sold the entire property and plant. The editorship remains with Francois Bellamy. Gulerville will take the Twin Helment.
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Spencer
Bycallente
New York
Loribinet Spencer
Uinstedted Auiéeionn
Ene
Jlunt
Ork
Wayaidiente
Capit Allele
Hhe
Fransois Bellamy
Dhe Gulerville
Smith and Dixon Set for Second Bout in February
Nov Venucio reports arrangements for a rematch between Bally Smith and George Dixon. A second fight is planned for February at an unidentified venue. Details remain incomplete as promoters confirm terms and location.
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Angemeite
San Venucio
Bee Horn
Bally Smith
George Dion
Thanksgiving in Olden Time and Family Revels
A fragmented Thanksgiving excerpt recalls old customs, flavors, and domestic scenes. The piece details a festive table with roast turkey and boasted dishes, family chatter, and traditions, including engagement rings and a playful bubble-blowing game among children. A domestic portrait blends seasonal meals with nostalgic reflections.
The American Girl Gibson and Thanksgiving Remains
Fragment from a periodical issue praising Gibson's art and samples of Thanksgiving reflections. It discusses Gibson as a noted American illustrator and remarks on his influence, with a focus on family and domestic life themes. The piece includes musings on gratitude and improving home practices across generations.
Fragmentary OCR Reflects Disjointed Literary Allusions
The readable fragments reference Mary Cowden Clarke and Charles Lamb with remarks on stuttering, a Boston Transcript angle, and varied literary mentions. It includes a Maine bear-related close and Montpelier note, but the overall sense is unclear and fragmentary.
Deserving Diplomat and Earnest Suitor in New York
A fragmentary column notes a discussion on marriage expectations and finances, quoting a man and a woman about what they seek in a spouse. It also references fashion notes on curtains and draperies, describing silk curtains with Renaissance lace accents and fashion trends.
North Dakota Mob Hangs Three Indians in Jail Lynching
Nov 16 report from Hinwarel North Dakota describes Alex Coudety Holytrack and Philip Trehind sentenced to death for the Spicer family murders. A mob took them from the county jail at Emmons to a hillside near Williamsport, dragging and hanging Holytrack, Trehind, and Coudet without delay.
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Minneapolia
Hinwarel
Alex Coudety
Philip “Tretiud
Spicer
Emon
Williamsport
Sys Mengek
Sheri? Kelly
Williamaport
Vinko
Kelly
Mehind
Kelly Remureed
Holytrack
Trehind
Coudet
Black Hawk
Treland
Foudet
Postal Savings Plan Advocated by Postmaster General Gary
The first annual report of Postmaster General James A. Gary to the president urges postal savings depositories as a national boon. He cites months of work on the plan and outlines estimated revenues and expenditures for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1909 and 1910, noting substantial sums and a projected deficiency.
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Gary
Washington
Jamex A. Gary
Manny
Congress
Reyes Nuck
JSUT
Henry Wells Kills Suitor in Cotton Picking Incident
In Brenham Texas on November 16 Henry Wells shot and killed Herman Gerken who was courting Wells man’s daughter. The elder had repeatedly ordered Gerken away, and the fatal shooting occurred while Gerken was picking cotton.
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Henry W
Herman Ger
Brenham
Tex
Henry Wells
Herman Gerken
Gerken
Miés Welleman
Insurgents explode train near Puerto Principe
Insurgents dynamite a train between City and Puerto Principe killing the engineer, fireman, and ten others. Twenty or so more were injured as the engine and several cars were wrecked. Descriptions note urgent hospital visits for victims.
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Iin Aquar
Puerto Principe
Canadian Wheelmen discuss coast relations and California revelation
A Canadian Wheelmen meeting chaired by George H. Orr reviews coast city issues and recommends recognizing California innovation and affiliation with the W.A. The group may read Orr's report as advancing Pacific coast ties while opposing Sunday racing and suspending members in Sunday events.
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Orr
Pacific Coast
W. A
Bumlay
Will
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