Carpenter Brother Seeks Missing Rex Carpenter In Hawarden Move
Clyde Carpenter arrives in the city to aid in locating Rex Carpenter who vanished after leaving Mitchell hotel for a trip to Hawarden Iowa on March 20. Rex, 5 feet 10 inches, 140 pounds with light complexion and dark hair, had about $50 and no clear motive or enemies suspected. Clyde Carpenter returns to Hudson to resume the search amid fears of foul play.
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Tiudsea
Kes Carpenter
Momlay
Mr Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Hawarden
Iowa
Mitchell Hotel
Hudson
Roosevelt Faces Tough Presidential Nomination Battle
The piece discusses President Roosevelt facing solid opposition and a crowded Republican field for the party's presidential nomination. It notes possible candidates from New York, Ohio, Illinois, and Wisconsin, and analyzes how corporate influence may shape the selection and the party’s direction toward a populist outcome.
Lunacy Commission Trial Resumes With Key Question
The lunacy commission resumes questioning counsel and the defense in the Harry KX case. Witness Sean is on the stand as the panel seeks answers to pivotal questions from both sides amid tight courtroom scrutiny.
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Sithermhan
Walty
Harry KX
Sean
Cai
Dunacy Commission
Thaw Insanity Defense Aimed to Courtroom Incarceration
The discussion centers on Thaw's ability to understand and aid in his defense and to consult with counsel. Jerome argues that Thaw is now insane and cannot participate intelligently in his trial, prompting a bid to label him as insane to secure confinement in an asylum. The jury faces a critical evaluation of the insanity claim based on Mrs Thaw's evidence.
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Jerome
Thaw
Aberdeen Revival Converts 34 in Five Minutes
The Aberdeen News reports Evangelist Johnson led revival meetings that converted 34 people in five minutes. About 400 individuals have been saved across Aberdeen, and if the pace continues, most residents may be converted within two weeks.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen News
Evangelist Johnson
Railroad Strike Talks In Chicago Involving National Officials
Chairman Knapp of the interstate commerce commission and United States labor commissioner Charles P. Neill traveled from Washington and join the railroad dispute in Chicago. They offered to assist in a settlement, though their participation remains undecided. Grand Master Morrisey of the trainmen says the workers will not retreat from their ultimatum as concessions would signal defeat.
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Knapp
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
United States Labor
Western Railroads
Washington
Chicago
Morrissey
Bryan prophecy on McKinley era wages and gold price
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader cites an 1896 Bryan prophecy predicting four years of wage decline, hard times, lower wheat prices, higher gold prices, foreclosures, factory closings, and foreign goods, arguing that none of it came true and urging skepticism of his current prophecies.
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Sioux Falls
William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
United States
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
South Dakota's Record-Breaking Growth and Farm Reputation
The text cites broad signs of population growth in South Dakota as migrants from Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana move in. It notes newspapers covering settler influx, the agricultural success of crops, and rising eastern interest in South Dakota lands. It argues the state’s farm and stock livelihoods attract newcomers and bolster its farming reputation despite occasional crop issues.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Union
Land prices rise in South Dakota prompting western land rush
The article notes steadily increasing land values in South Dakota with Hand County examples where grazing land shifts from $6-$7 to $25 an acre. It claims many eastern farmers see Westward opportunities as land becomes scarce and prices climb, urging timely purchase amid rising demand.
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South Dakota
Hand
Roosevelt versus Harriman sparks sharp political clash
The article recounts a heated exchange between President Roosevelt and railroad magnate E. H. Harriman. Harriman allegedly claimed Roosevelt asked him to fund the Republican campaign, prompting the president to denounce the statement as a deliberate falsehood.
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Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Harrimen
Senator Gamble and Kittredge in South Dakota Talk
In Amsterdam New York Senator Gamble discussed South Dakota’s growth and advantages, while opposing Senator Kittredge on presidential support. Gamble backs Roosevelt, Kittredge supports Taft, with Roosevelt unlikely to become a candidate and not a factor in the race.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
South Dakota
Kittredge
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Hearst libel suits loom over windy city election
A wave of libel lawsuits runs through Chicago politics as William R Hearst sues the Chicago Tribune for 2 5 million and Fred A Busse the publican candidate files six libel actions against Hearst and his papers totaling 150 000 The campaign opens with a focus on traction and rapidly devolves into personal accusations, reflecting Chicago mayoralty politics and press rivalry.
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Windy City
William R.hearst
Salk
Chicago Tribune
Fred A. Busse
William R. Hearst
Chicago
Bel
Hearst
Tribune
Chicago American
Burglar Breaks Into Webber's Restaurant
Webber brothers discover their restaurant robbed after closing Monday night and find a broken rear window glass. The burglar entered through the window, found the money drawer emptied of about 20 dollars, and fled before morning. Witnesses report seeing four or five men near the restaurant around 1 30 am, but no solid clues emerge.
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Webber Bros
Sharp
Curtis Livery Barn
Queer Personalities and Society Notes in Brief
A Connecticut suitor shows kitchen and laundry work as proof of fitness for marriage but proves only mollycoddle behavior. James Ford Rhodes moved from steel manufacturing in Cleveland to write Civil War history, living largely in Washington. A London hostess plans only American, Scotch and Irish guests, claiming English upper class dullness and noting social mingling among these groups.
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Connecticut
James Ford Rhodes
United States
Cleveland
Rhodes
Washington
London
Fragmentary OCR item hints at names and places
A distorted text fragment mentions various garbled names and terms such as TR Ma wiltie and Pathioesee Bave. The readable parts suggest a local news note or item with proper nouns, though specifics remain unclear and no coherent event or outcome is established.
Syndicate Offers to Write Orations for Aberdeen Graduates
An eastern syndicate claims it can write commencement essays for graduates to avoid humiliation, offering to craft essays on topics like Work Theodore Roosevelt Individuality Political Duty Japanese Soldier Indecision for 10 dollars. Aberdeen High School Superintendent Professor R L Kirk blocked the effort and urged suspension of operations in the city.
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Aberdeen
R. L. Kirk
Aberdeen High School
Washington, D. C
Kirk
Theodore Roosevelt
These Indians Are Honest in the Canadian Northwest
World Today reports curious cases of native honesty in the Northwest. Tales describe tribally led trade practices, delayed repayment, and trusted halfbreads as trusted intermediaries. Edmonton is portrayed as hospitable with vast stores of furs kept unlocked, reflecting a strong credit culture among locals.
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Canadian Northwest
Edmonton
German Gleanings: Prussian census and oddities in Berlin
Reports show Prussia counted 1,568 dogs last year and Berlin prints sheet music on heavy paper. The 1900 animal census lists horses 3,021,087 cattle 11,630,672 sheep 5,426,851 and hogs 15,334,762. A mechanical man with 305 compartments is described as a human-like invention. An 1800 plan by Prince Bismarck to end universal suffrage via coup failed due to opposition.
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Pound
Prussia
Germany
Prince Bismarck
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