South Dakota News Bits From Sept. 7
The Deadwood rail line shows it will stay in service despite closure, while coal mine activity expands in the western region with Cambria Coal Company’s operations boosting output to 2,000 tons daily. Norweigan colony plans in Corson and Pennington counties loom, and insurance cases in South Dakota edge toward reopenings as court actions unfold.
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Minsouri River
Neweastera
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Burlington and Mikwadri Railroad Company
Netirdsky
Kansis
Vincoln
Nisconl
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Oastern
Fairrand
Black Hills
Tate
Cole
Itate
Wade Lillis
Krule
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Insuranca Company Casas. Storx Parra
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Savage
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Befors
E Parkman Askeng
Searles
Emin Pasha Death Details Stir Arab Cannibal Tale
Fragmented accounts from Missionary Swann describe Emin Pasha and his party slain by Arabs near the Manyoma region and their bodies reportedly consumed. Dr. Carl Peters doubts the decapitation report and counters Swann’s version with his own recollections and questions about the evidence. The piece also mentions tariff hearings in Congress with testimony from manufacturers about wage scales and duty impacts.
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Jaaob Schiniteer
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Manyoma
Eimin
Lee
Slaughtead
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Ania
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Arnis
Peters
Cincaad
Carl Peters
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Michelson
Uji
Emin Pashia Iy
Toca Emin
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Fuet
Achmuibal
Thord
Fire in New York destroys lofts and shops on Pike Street
A fire at No 47 Pike Street in New York damaged the brick block Nos 47 40 and adjoining properties in a dense district. Two of the hive style buildings were partly destroyed and the blaze caused extensive losses for Morris Levy and others. About twenty five shops on the upper floors housed up to 1600 workers. Losses exceed 370000 plus other damages bringing total to around 150000. Several firms including Fisk King Rosen burg M Worsholofski Benjamin Levy Goldman Schwartz Morris Sohn burned. Factory resume at Lav failure after brief shutdown.
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Pension questions stir Grand Army convention in Indiana
At the Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis on September 7, Adjutant General Ray Grant reports a growing pension fund and 46,308 members. The statement notes veterans’ preferences for public office, rising disbursements, rising mortality and disability claims, and criticizes recent pension reforms as poorly applied.
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Emperor Francis Joseph pleads for Galicia amid empire ties
Vienna dispatch reports Francis Joseph addressing Calician nobles via Prince Sanguaxko Staroslaw, praising Galician patriotism and loyalty to the empire. London notes Vienna’s focus on Galician sentiment in any future clash with Russia and Emin Pasha coverage. Rotterdam report recalls seventeen drowned after a forestry accident near Rotte quay as a lighter capsized.
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Pan American Congress Second Day Opens With Reception
The second day of the Pan American Congress features opening prayers by Rev P J Oareiman, remarks by Dr S Adams, and greetings from visitors. Prof Rafael Kavista presents on front treatment and a propulsion for public health reforms.ildo The Oklahoma area hosts Cherokee strip booth inspections as part of interlude activities. Also notes St Louis Exposition opening and a fatal hunting accident in Sioux Falls. Three Good Indians dancers in Arizona encounter a fatal shooting aftermath.
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Klel Addromsen
Rafael Kavista
Mexico
Bartholdi in New York for world fair visit
Famous French sculptor and engineer Frederic Auguste Bartholdi arrived in New York aboard the steamship Cham pagne. He plans a two day stay at the Watel Martin before visiting the world fair, discusses lighting for the Statue of Liberty and hints at American friendships and possible return to Chicago for the fair. The report also notes Olympia’s unofficial trial trip and market briefs from San Francisco and Chicago.
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Ieadoricle Aneuisto Hartholdi
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Lighthouse Board
Abia
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Soodall
Grave Case Drifted Toward Acquittal and Trial Delays
The Graves murder case in Colorado drew national interest as evidence remained largely circumstantial. Dr. Graves fought for a new trial amid contested will actions, sensational testimony, and probes into Mrs. Barnaby's death. The Supreme Court reversed an earlier conviction appeal, signaling a likely retrial while public opinion lingered on the doctor’s fate.
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Congressional Proceedings Highlight Senate and House Actions
The Senate discussed public building delays due to draughtsmen shortages and considered repeal of the Sherman Act, while the House debated the code of rules, a potential adjournment, and measures on the education department and fiscal questions. Debates touched on Chinese immigration and governance issues, with party positions and procedural motions shaping daily sessions.
Shaving With a Towel and Feminine Beauty Myths
A witty Easterner notes a salon fad in which women use powerful soaps and a masculine looking cup with balm for shaving and face care. The piece mocks pushy beauty claims, cites Philadelphia tones and New York mood, and suggests soap, hot water, and a cold rinse cultivate a smooth complexion despite social bias.
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Land Grabber’s Schemes Warned By Local Rumor
A confused account describes a man near Hecla Wisconsin who allegedly schemes to seize land and marry into a family to gain property. It details supposed frauds against neighbors, the taking of cattle claimed as communal property, and a divorce tied to his alleged plans. The narrative implies arrests and warnings, with speculation on his future retreat to the West.
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