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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary report describes a morning crime scene near Aber where a man named Christie was shot and wounded by a gunman in a manger area as others, including a wife, witnessed the event. The narrative is garbled but centers on a violent act and subsequent actions.
A fragmented note outlines Deadwood and Pico Lope planning a survey route through the Black Hills to Whitewood. The document references power lines and road construction linked to securing rights of way and negotiations with utilities, mentioning entities and places across the region.
Authorities blame Chicago operatives for instilling panic among residents. Townsfolk report mobs and rumors spreading quickly, with widespread anxiety over a supposed threat. Officials say the danger is exaggerated and urge calm as investigations continue.
Washington files report that Congress adjourned sine die after passing leather duties adjustments and a conference report approved by 47 to 31 in the Senate. Aldrich and Daniel named to inform the president, with final remarks and cheers marking the close of the extraordinary session.
Five persons are believed drowned after a ferry capsized on the Paty River during a voyage. Rescuers recovered three bodies, with two still missing, as the search continued for the remaining victims.
The article reports Turkey demanding recall of Greek officers in Crete and warning of further action if not satisfied. It notes Turkish troop movements near Rhodes, denial of dispatched transports, and potential fleet reshuffle involving British and Turkish admirals amid Ottoman Navy reorganization.
At a hearing in Whlin Plains August, Dr Carlos Macdonald, NY state commission on lunacy president, testified that Thaw is increasingly paranoid and incurable. Dr Mor Donald labeled Thaw as degenerately afflicted, while others questioned treatment prospects and the potential impact on his behavior.
A brittle report notes a double murder with two victims named Kate Govite and Gone Gorite. The article claims a male suspect, Ste plein Jd, killed the pair after a confrontation at a residence near the Howse, with unclear motives and scattered details about locations in Chicago and nearby suburbs.
Pat Sheedy faced a life threatening incident after a house fire. He confirmed preparations for an upcoming event and said his home is in order.
A Lexington Kentucky court declares the last city election invalid and removes Mayor Sitaly and three other officials from office. The decision cites corruption concerns as the key factor guiding the forced resignations and interim appointments by the court.
The report notes steady price gains and rising shipments across western routes. Freight activity shows broad increases in metal, lumber, and ballast materials as duties may fall, boosting demand for transcontinental goods. People expect continued growth with improved transportation and trade.
A chaotic Spain row appears to end with promises of stability as government claims the crisis is finished and calm returns from Biscay to the Mediterranean. Reports mention prisoners, military restraint, and public demand for releases amid continuing unrest.
Grain and provision prices listed for Chicago and Minneapolis markets include May and July futures, cattle and hog references, and stockyard figures. Names such as Chicago Union Stock Yard and St Paul Union Stock Yard appear, with varied bid and ask levels and delivery months across the grain and livestock sectors.
Jumbled text fragment includes scattered names and unclear places. Reads like a garbled public notice or obituary with incomprehensible terms and potential misreads. Unable to extract coherent events or entities from the passage.
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