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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
5
An election in Indiana and Minnesota produced a narrow majority supporting a military alignment. The Indianapolis result showed 106 in favor with Van Sant securing the honor amid tensions over leadership and past governance.
The annual parade scene is described amid extreme heat as participants, volunteers, and residents endure the oppressive conditions. Report highlights crowded streets, urgent helps stations, and a tense, restrained atmosphere during the event.
Fragmented OCR text from a Chicago area report mentions a near strike by ET CAN STRIKE AVERTED. The passage references a street rally, tension between groups, and a four year contention involving leaders and a president identified as MW. The readable content is unclear and partially garbled.
A damaged field report notes extreme casualties across the Southwest on August 17 with at least ten deaths and widespread damage. Trails of high winds and flooding affect Missouri and Kansas, with intermittent reports from Duccan and surrounding areas.
Dr Wu T’ing Fang, long a noted representative of China in the American continent since 2008, was recalled and will be succeeded in Washington by Chang Yin Tang. He served as minister to America from 1897 to 1902 and gained popularity for his wit and interest in American life.
A fragmentary report describes Crete residents taking an oath to the King and Kingdom of Greece amid turmoil. Provisional administration officials in Crete pledge allegiance as protests and unrest rise.
Indictments of Governor Charles S. Haskell and five co defendants in a Muskogee federal case are targeted for quashing. Motions challenge charges and alleged irregularities in the grand jury selection and prosecutorial conduct, with emphasis on county roles and the July proceeding.
A Michigan blaze claimed five lives including Jon Dierne Edward Bloom and eight others amid a string of fatal incidents. Investigators report bodies found in affected areas as crews battle to contain flames and establish exact causes.
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger collision 13 miles from Colorado Springs leaves nine dead and many injured. A derailment occurred after a head on impact between Nos 8 and 6 trains near the station, with coaches and engines damaged and rescue efforts underway.
The report describes a Spanish expedition preparing to reinforce Melilla with 28,000 troops under General Myelnwdy while Spain faces a potential crisis with rebels and strained European relations. It notes U S involvement and hints at a possible imperial withdrawal as officials weigh options without confirming a crisis.
Report from Columbus Ohio states a man killed his wife after an eight year marriage. Local authorities identify the incident as a domestic crime with the accused in custody and details scarce due to the damaged copy.
Fragments describe a street car incident with a woman and several unclear names and places. The text lists Evine Daleane Geelamy and Mak Vari d Ds Teearmaee terming a sad event amid scattered garbled phrases.
In New York a suspect tied to burglary was dragged by a crowd along Third Avenue elevated railroad ties. The victim, William O'Brien, was held by the heels and dragged for nearly a block, fracturing his skull. he did not recover. Authorities pursued the man who attempted escape from detectives.
Helena resident Walt Ave Taller Newton aged twenty and from Helena Montana drew No 1 for land on the Spokane Reservation. The report notes Chicago's new police chief appointment as Colonel Leroy T Steward with aldermen confirming the selection in a special session.
A clash erupted between striking workers and police in Fort Wilk Lett Ont sending numerous injured to medical tents. Chief Hill of the Canadian Pacific police was fatally struck as riots spread while magistrates and town officials ordered a curfew and forbade entry to the site.
A chaotic mistrial narrative from Lancaster Kentucky describes a judge, Clinton Anmatiing, committing the elder by a shooting at its home. The report notes concerns about safety and the mental state while detailing the custody dispute and alleged violence surrounding the case.
A bustling prices roundup shows Minneapolis and Chicago market quotes for wheat oats corn and livestock. Figures cover hogs cattle and poultry with ranges for various grades and weights reflecting regional trading activity and seasonal demand.
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