Memorial Services and Summer Entertainments at Chamberlain
The Grand Army of the Republic held memorial services at the cemetery and opera house. Attendance was large with arrivals from Kimball and Pukwana by rail. The Mozart male chorus and Chamberlain Octette provided entertainment while Prof. Savage received praise for his school year work. The Fourth of July committee promises a good celebration. Crops look splendid and the Missouri River is rising. Judge Thomas may resign due to overwork amid a large district. Ipswich notes attorney S. M. Christenson arrested for grand larceny in Yankton-related cattle seizures.
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Chairmar
Dune
Grand Army of the Republic
Littl
Opera House
Kimball
Pukwana
Mozart
Chamberlain
Phe
Savage
Mitchell
Ipswich
S. M. Christenson
Lloskins
Yankton
Defamation Trial Draws Spotlight in Pierre
In session here the court hears Brink versus Richardson and Hallembek druggists of Pierre over defamation. The case follows an earlier accusation of theft against Mrs Brink and her mother, shocking social circles and Episcopal members. A lightning death near Hon. Ronski McDonnell’s farm is also noted.
Attorney General targets tax rate change and suit on church operations
A messy report indicates Bismanen and Jones Goev Church faces a proposed 33 percent tax on stuss cimmings and a legal action by the attorney general. Past collections were 2 SS earnings with a critical shift in percentage. The AG plans lawsuits against several fort of EAL cosy partes for F Dak while court work continues in Yankton and Kentucky linked proceedings.
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Bismanen
Jones
Watertown Property Sold to Syndicate Involves J J Hill
The Spicer property at Watertown was sold for 16000 to a syndicate that includes J J Hill. In the past two days several surveying parties have appeared nearby, moving southwest, with no clear explanation of their purpose.
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Watertowsx
Oak
Spicer
J. J. Hill
Watertown
Insane asylum trustees probe wrapped up by officials
Attorney General Templeton and Public Examiner Harris finished the inquiry into the insane asylum trustees but will not release findings until Governor Church issues a decision.
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Yannros
Templeton
Harris
Church
Woonsocket’s 8 baseball clubs to enter national race
In Woonsocket the town plans to equip eight baseball teams for national competition while forecasts hint at rain aiding crops. The parish expands as Rev. J O Jones relocates from Alexandria to oversee Woonsocket and Howard parishes with a new parsonage on church property.
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Woonsocket
M. Baker
Bank of Woonsocket
Frank Anderson
Ilinois
Episcopalians
J. O. Jones
Pstor
Alexandria
Howard
Asylum Investigation Credibility Questioned
The Herald denounces the asylum inquiry as overdue and flawed, accusing trustees of carelessness and mismanagement of public funds. The Fargo Argus notes Jamestown’s favorable view of Governor Ch Elis and his handling of a large Jamestown asylum appropriation.
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Herald
Fargo Argus
The
Argus
Cakota
Jamestown
Ch Elis
North Dekota
Snd Tt
Jamestown Asylum
Sale of Dakota lands tests capitalist confidence in Northwest
A notable test of capitalist confidence in the Northwest was the sale of Dakota lands. It drew only one percent premium, highlighting conservative capitalists view. The Democratic party fears entrusting Dakota residents with their own affairs.
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Duluth
Esstmu
Northwest
Dakota
SAS
Parkston Plans Fourth Celebration and Local Happenings
Parkston will celebrate the Fourth with community events. A Yankton gardener raised three option plates for a display, the Chamber is in demand, and the Yankton Herald unveils four new spring dresses while starting a weekly issue. Al Lindley, formerly of Planbinton, is managing the graphics.
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Parkston
Chamberis
Yankton
Herhi
Kimbel
al Lindley
Planbinton
Hart starts six day race in Omaha Monday
Tlart, the colored pedestrian, begins a six day race in Omaha on Monday. A railway survey party of land seekers from Iowa passes through Yankton, leaving mystery about their purpose.
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Tlart
Hart
Omaha
King
Rapid City
E. Lester
Grand Forks
Dr. Alloway
Chamberlain Democrat
Buffalo
National Tube Works
Chicago
Chamberlain
Supreme Court
Yankton
Goodykounty, Kellam & Porter
Yankton Press
Missouri River
Nebraska
Iowa
Call for tougher insurance laws in Woonsocket
The Woonsocket article argues for a thorough annual overhaul of insurance regulation by elected officials. It cites perjury and swindling firms as evidence that current oversight is insufficient, pointing to a recent Fargo fraud as an example.
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Woonsocket News
Dakota
Free trial bottles boost sales at Hammer & Hammer drug store
The shop reports a remarkable revival in trade from giving away free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. The product cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung diseases quickly. Each bottle is warranted and available as a test sample.
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Hammer & Hammer
Dr. King
Ill health and tonic sought at local drugstore
A reader describes feeling weak and anxious and asks for a tonic to restore strength. The note mentions Spring medics and cheap whisky alternatives, seeking relief from a fragile condition at Hammer & Hammers Drugs Store.
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Lottie
Hammer & Hammers Drugs
Free Trade Promises Lower Prices and Shared Relief
Article argues against heavy internal revenue and tax burdens on medicines, claiming reform lowers costs for consumers. It predicts a global push by Greens to promote cheaper drugs and stamps, with sam ple bottles advertised at a reduced cent price in all towns and villages.
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Sdvsz
Pond
PamruLer
Pond’s Extract Co
Fifth Avenue
New York
Scott's Emulsion Promoted For Tuberculous and Ordinary Ailments
Chronic coughs and colds and illnesses of the throat lungs can be cured by Scott's Emulsion, which combines cod liver oil and hypophosphites in a creamy, palatable form. Dr. W.R.L.S. Connell of Manchester Ohio endorses it as a remedy for tuberculous and struminous affections as well as common colds and throat troubles.
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Scodr
Scott
W.rls. Connell
Manchester
Ohio
Catarah cures coughs and consumption with Shiloh remedy
An 19th century ad describes Catarah curing coughs and consumption with Shiloh’s remedy. It advertises prices from 35 cents to 100/2 cents, mentions free Nassl Injector, mail orders, and agents. Also notes Hawittos and Gale as sellers and second hand Randolph header boxes for sale.
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L. OU. Gile
Shiloh
U Gale
Americans Abroad and Buffalo Bill Show in London
The article describes Buffalo Bill Cody and his Wild West Show captivating London audiences with prominent figures like John Robinson Whitley and Burnet Landreth. It notes Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales’ interest, Red Shirt’s fame among visitors, and Cody’s transition from hunter to celebrated American hero and showman.
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William FL Cody
Buffalo Bill
London
John Robinson Whitley
Cody
Burnet Law Jomn RR Whitley
Gladstone
Burnet Landreth
Cans
Punch and Judy
Puck
Judge
Ameri
Caiyfi
Forey
Ciitizen
Nebraska
Pleassi
Prince of Wales
Local Bog of Charlottetown Seeks Speech and Charter
In Charlottetown P E I Bradder Gardner describes a Lime Kiln Club night. Pop Eye recounts Nat Coursey’s ineligibility and a political lecture on free trade versus protectionism. The piece portrays campaign tactics in the Bog ward with humor and caricature.
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Charlottetown
Lecktur
Pop
al Han
Bradder Gardner
Desea
Tammany Hall
Perteckshun
Frewscle Club
Lendah
Heelers
Hull
Brighton
Ralph Happy
Dave Frosty
Enterprise Brown
Free Trade Party
Ashun
Fust
The New Exilist Fleet Emerges In Turbulent Era
A garbled note describes a nascent fleet from New York Tritame and TicTes, listing ships, crews, and plans. It mentions Ledma and Wessels as figures, with references to tenures and a decade of activity. The exact details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece signals fleet expansion and leadership shifts.
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Ledma
New York
Tritame & TicTes
Keepsakes and heart in Macmillan style verse
The speaker ranks keepsakes of memory, noting two accept gifts while one declines the heart. Three notes are treasured apart, contrasting symbols of affection with wealth of memory. The verse presents intimate tokens of love and choices in romantic exchange.
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Macmillan’s
Making Light of Matches and Odd Verses Span Headlines
A collage of wry quips and parody from humorous columns. Snippets reference Sullivan boxing matches and playful verse about science, romance, and travel, including light satire from multiple papers. Tone lilting, anonymous observers reflect on sport, courtship, and oddities.
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Pierre
Dakota Sunday Schools
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Pacific
WA. Mott
Minnesota
Mr. Mott
Congress
Ireland
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Oakdune
Johnnie
Ole Larson
Ronski McDonnell
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iSkra
Jude
Oss Teveiyes
Paomas
Kentucky
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Tae
Manitoba
Wester
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Fargo
Casteria
Cacoria
C. M. Hawittos
West Madison Street
Randolph
J. W. Consry
Queen Victoria
Louie
Msn
Victoria
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Tayloe
Groep
Nir
Batic
Ted
San Tu
Everxckin
Beess
Hilkins
Max
Max Cipecweced
Sc Thoms
Bop Lemdon
Basce
Hani
the Lime Kiln Club
Gardner
Peter
Ces
Setthers
Boston Culture
Pischer
the Granger
Man
Harper's Bazar
Boston
Hawthorne
Saratoga
Lowell
Mr. Simpson
Jersey
Frankie
Newark
Mail and Express
Jinks
Flo
Charleston
Woodward Avenue
Detroit Free Press
Are
Iovatgames
Seo
Sullivan
Mr. Syndicate
Texas Siftings
Ann Elizer
Omaha Dame
Willi Winkins
World
Mai
Goodall
Could &O
Johnny
Reno
Boston Courier
Leuess
Pam
Ee Anne Feegle
H. Warne
Henry Spraul
Aieaztes Wisconsin
Inllinois
al Aime
St. Patti
Pons
Qures
Hagan
MLY
Wisconsin
S. ‘Abell
Mary
P Simoner
Te Rotary
Walte
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