South Dakota Education Talent In Demand Abroad
South Dakota figures show educators sought abroad with Prof. Shaw named associate Latin professor at Oberlin. The piece names campus moves, political rumors, and local press dynamics, noting changes in superintendents, reform efforts, and scrutiny of public institutions amid a wave of commentary from Sioux Falls to Watertown.
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South Dakota
Shaw
Yankton College
Oberlin College
Kyle
Sioux Falls
Pettigrew
Omaha Bee Editor Rosewater Reports First Atlantic Trip
Editor Rosewater writes his serial on crossing the Atlantic for the Omaha Bee. He apologizes for commonplaces in this first Europe voyage chapter, noting that a first-time traveler from America to Europe is bound to indulge in familiar observations.
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Rosewater
The
Omaha Bee
Atlantic
America
Europe
Reform press association Attacks “Big Crop Evil” Diatribe
The reform press association, supplying ideas to deficient independent papers, is presently delivering extended diatribes on the topic The Big Crop Evil A Great Harvest a Curse. It criticizes the length and sensationalism of these warnings, calling them excessive and unfounded.
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Reform Press Association
Question of a special session for World's Fair funds
The Letcher Blade notes debate over a special session to authorize an appropriation for the World's Fair. It observes many would support monthly extra sessions if paid ten cents a mile and five dollars a day, but oppose traveling on passes or giving time without pay.
Leavitt sued for withheld wages and political commentary mix
F A Leavitt faces a wage dispute with an employee, $122 monthly, already paid. The Columbus Enquirer Sun criticizes Congressman-elect Watson on free trade. The Huronite accuses The Republican of inconsistency over Sioux City’s stance and patronage of home institutions. The Republican supports home industry protection yet backs reciprocity.
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Columbus
Georgia
Enquirer-Sun
South
Watson
Proclamation Issued for Relief by Iowa Governor Boies
Governor Horace Boies issued a statewide relief proclamation after surveying flood damaged areas in Cheronee and surrounding towns. He urged city minors and charitable citizens to organize aid committees and forward contributions to mayor David H. Gloom for distribution to affected families and those who lost homes and goods.
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Caproknn
Boies
Iowa
Thaye
David H. Gloom
Cheronee
Horace Bois
Harlem and Kansas City Flooding In Missouri Rise Reaches Danger
Missouri reports show the river rising past danger near Harlem flooding lowlands and washing out dyke damage to railroads. Harlem town submerged to first floor levels while the Midway streetcar line remains underwater. West Kansas City floods prompt evacuations though property loss is limited as Manhattan and St Joseph see slight falls.
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Harlem
Kansas City
Hannibal & St. Joe Bridge
Midway
United States
Manhattan
St. Joseph
Danger at St. Joe as river nears record high
The River Kansas City dispatch reports St. Joseph Missouri faces rising flood risk. The river is within sixteen inches of a ten year high at noon and continues to rise. Residents north of the city move inland while Sioux City and Omaha note six more inches in eighteen hours. A new channel could isolate farms and divert the river away from the Kansas shore. If the rise persists, stock yards and numerous homes in South St. Joe may be engulfed, threatening packing interests and local farmers.
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Kansas City
The
Star’s
Kansas
South St. Joe
AGAIN A LAKE A Tract Of 3000 Square Miles Flooded
Reports from the Colorado district indicate water in the 3000 square mile Califor nia tract has risen two inches since Sunday totaling fifteen inches and spreading widely. An exploring party will depart from Los Angeles by boat. The area lies 100 to 270 feet below sea level and shows signs of historic flooding. If submerged again it would be a remarkable physical phenomenon of the century.
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California
San Francisco
Colorado District
Los Angeles
None Left Alive. NJ engine boiler blast kills four
A boiler explosion aboard Central Railroad of New Jersey switch engine 235 at Mauch Chunk, near Wilkes-Barre, kills four crew. Engineer Tripp and Fireman Pope were blown to atoms, with two other workers fatally injured.
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New Jersey
Wilkesbarre
Central Railroad
Mauch Chunk
Tripp
Pope
Storm and fire sweep Brakemen found dead debris
A deadly city storm in Arkansas City caused extensive damage with hail, ruined windows, and destroyed grain. Debris included two dead brakemen Gal lagher and Smith among wreckage. Water pipe defects allowed low water, witnesses vanished, and mail was destroyed amid the chaos. Adjournments and legal notices followed in unrelated reports from St Paul and Madison.
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Gallagher
Smith
Arkansas City
Kan
Erection Contract Awarded for Lutheran College
The Grand Forks North Dakota contract for the college building went to M. F. Moran for 13630 dollars. In St John New Brunswick all mills closed on Tuesday as lumber workers demanded a nine hour day instead of ten.
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Lutheran College
Grand Forks
N. D
M. F. Moran
St. John
N. B
Deeds of Sinners White Caps Brutalize In Indiana
New Amany Indiana July 1 reports a brutal White Caps whipping near Leavenworth Crawford county. William McGuire about 50 and his 18 year old stepdaughter were dragged to the woods tied to trees and lashed on the bare backs. The youth woman endured over fifty lashes while McGuire received about seventy five. Victims likely bedbound for weeks. county residents condemn the act as mob violence.
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New Amany
Ind
Crawford County
Wm. McGuire
Leavenworth
McGuire
Shue
Crawford Bounty
Fraud Suspects Target Flour City Life in New York
Three officials of Flour City Life association an 1867 established assessment company are indicted in Rocagestrr New York. President C F Underhill vice president of Union Life association and secretary William P Chase and James McCargo named as charged. State superintendent of insurance probes alleged fraudulent methods and larceny claims.
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New York Company
Rocagestrr
N. Y
Plour City Life Association
C. F. Underhill
William P. Chase
James McCargo
McCargo
Underhill
Union Life Association
New York City
Five Murders Reported From St Johns Day Celebration in Texas
San Antonio Texas July 1 Mexicans celebrating St Johns Day in this region have led to five killings with the latest being Augstin Pernandez murdered at Astascoca creek by Jesus Vasquiz during a quarrel Vasquiz is missing and is believed killed by Pernandez friends A Convict s Desperate Deed in Char ltte NC July 1 Barbha in the negro to be hanged for murdering Italian Mecca attacked Sheriff Sunth in his cell felling him to the floor with a chain blow Caldwell stopped the assault and Brabham pleaded to be killed to avoid hanging Dubbled in Stocks Forger for 14 000 New Bedford MA July 1 Doane a clothing dealer disappeared amid a $12 000 forgery and a $30 000 estate loss Gould Is a Bull New York July 1 Jay Gould says prices will rise as stock pressure is light and bonds for sale are scarce Salvation Army case Northrizip Minn July 1 Joe Garbu Turk and Captain Frank Holland found guilty of breach of peace and sentenced.
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San Antonio
Tex
Augustin Pernandez
Astascoca Creek
Jesus Vasquiz
Vasquiz
Cuarvotte
N. C
Barbhain
Mecca
Sunth
Brabham
Caldwell
New Bepford
Mass
J. H. J. Doane
Doane
Simeon Done
Gould
New York
Jay Gould
NortHrizip
Minn
Salvation Army
Pye
Joe Garbu
Joe, the
Turk
Frank Holland
Celebrated Sextet to Die in Sing Sing Electric Chair
Six murderers are to be executed by electric chair at Sing Sing the week of July 6. Jugiro the Japanese Smiler Wood Slocum Melb vaine and Trezza await the lever release after a ceremony in a bare execution chamber. Each case cites a prior murder with direct locations in New York, including 80 James Street and 114 Roosevelt Street. The report also notes American investment dividends, a North Dakota mill powered by artesian wells, and a Northern Pacific prairie fire verdicts, plus the German Kaiser’s arrival in Amsterdam with royal accommodations.
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New York
Sing Sing
Jugiro
Smiler
Wood
Negro
Slocum
Melbvaine
Trezza
James Street
James Slocum
Roosevelt Street
Green John
Woods
Charles Duffin
Charles McIlvaine
Luca
Brooklyn
Salvation Army
Trezzin
Mulberry Street
London
Thenited
States Brewing Company
Northey & Duncan
Woonsocket
N. D
Artesian Well Power
Northern Pacific
Steele
N. C
Smith
Kaiser
Amsterdam
Dam Square
Queen Regent
Holland
Best sewing machine proven by Paris exposition prize
At the 1889 Universal Exposition in Paris Wheeler & Wilson machines won the highest prize, the Grand Prize, over rivals including American models. The French government awarded Nathaniel Wheeler the Cross of the Legion of Honor for the company’s excellence. No. 9 for home use and No. 12 for manufacturing are touted as the world’s best. Agents wanted. write for catalog and terms.
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Paris
France
America
Wheeler & Wilson
GRA Rize
Dehorn Calves With New Farm Tool Warned Safe
Farmers urged to use a warranted device to dehorn calves weeks old and under. Promoted as painless, bloodless, and simple enough for a child to operate, it claims safety and compatibility with young stock.
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Bardsley
Huron
Rowe
Hood
Aberdeen
Pierre
Brother Loucks
Watertown
Redfield Observer
TIE Republican
Sioux City
Alonzo Wardall
F. A. Leavitt
Congress
Missouri River
Missouri
Danger
ST. Joe
St. Pacl
Wheat Investigation Committee
Edward McManus
Duluth
St. Paul
Minnneapoix
Epot
Thomas
Erwin
Madison
Wis
Huimier
American Building and Loan Association
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Hunner
Sconsin
Milwaukee
United States Weather Bureau
Winona
iMove Electric Railways
Winoxs
J. A. Mathews
E. R. Gilman
Winona City Railway
Winona City
Thompson-Houston
Oakes
W. M. Kellie
Soo Line
Washinaron
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Twelfth Street
Phillips Avenue
S. D
United States Court
United States Marshal
Indiana
Texas
Chicago
Flint & Walling Mfg. Co
I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Masa
Lh. BH
STAIR
C.c.bras & CO
Scallin’s Drug Store
Shir
Cago, Ili
W.S. Crouse, Mirchett, S. D
Lewis & Bennett’s
Ewis Benet
J. E. Greene
Davison County
Mitchell, S.D
W. L. Douglas
Aquala Nla
Brockton
Champen Y Bros
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