Ravachol On Trial In Paris For Murder Arouses Court
Paris special: Ravachol the anarchist is on trial for murder. Jury drawn by lot with names kept secret to protect them in case of conviction. Witnesses include Beala and Scudero denying Stienne murders. Other notices detail a French cruiser accident, Count Bismarck wedding disturbances, and a Madrid telegraph operators strike.
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Lot
Paris
Ravachal
Ravachol
Herbert Chumble
Beala
Scudero
Stienne
Madrid
Across Ocean Race Alaska Wins In Seven Days Five Hours
New York special reports the White Star steamer Alaska defeats the Cunarder Autamen in an ocean race, finishing off Sandy Hook in 7 days 5 hours 45 minutes with about twenty minutes creditable. Alaska faced hours of delay due to broken machinery. Five children aged 12 to 15 drowned on Neville Island Ohio River after driving a buggy into the water. boys tried heroically to save others but all perished. Siria Springfield Ohio: ice cream poisoning causes illness among eleven guests. tyrotoxicon produced by decomposed cream. Missie Hoy most seriously ill. Wakefield Massachusetts: Mrs Martha Beverly found dead in her furnace after setting her garments ablaze. believed temporary insanity amid grip illness. Menton Arkansas: Brock Wolsey case romantic twist as Wolsey, missing fifteen years, is found alive at Menton after disappearance.
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Alaska
Ocean
Sandy Slook
Ohio
Neville Island
Springfield
George Wood
Missessie Hoy
Waituam
Mass
Martha Hf
Beverly
High Street
Brock- Wolsey
Wolsey
Menton
Ark
Brock and
Omaha
Neb
People’s Party
General Committee of Citizens
Swode
San Francisco
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Holden
Observatory
Burnham
State University
Isis
Chicago
United States
Wis
Wyo
Wind River
Catherine
Philadelphia
Drexel
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lower
Wallace
Company A
Duluth
Missoula
Mont
Atoks
Indian Territory
McCall
Nestor
Paris
Texas
Nero Blue
Cumnune
Bruner
Carson
Nev
Harrison Lreedlove
Far West
Cousins' Texas stock case ends with disappearance and travel
Wolsey cousins shared 300000 stock in Texas. Wel M’yet vanished, later found in Arkansas after Brock searched continents seeking any trace. Brock claims mental strain, plans suit for damages. In Ohio a Wellsville East Liverpool trolley derailment injures many aboard.
Omaha convention funds urged as 20000 visitors expected
Omaha Nebraska reports city leaders fear a cash shortfall for the People's Party Convention. An official forecast estimates 20,000 attendees over four days. Hotels can house 6000 lodgers, but additional funds are needed to cover expenses and secure lodging and Coliseum readiness.
Foreign Jottings and World Notes From Vienna to Hawaii
Vienna reports crowds mobbing Prince Bismarck amid heavy rain as he tours stations from Anhalt to Dresden. Hawaii's Justice Dole denies a motion to discharge treason arrestees. others released for lack of evidence. Lineras bullfight ends in riot with fatalities. mayor flees to barracks as civil guard is ordered in. Copenhagen meeting hints at royal wedding drawing English Russian German Roumanian sovereigns. Ferrol unrest prompts garrison order. Ferrol arsenals noted.
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Vienna
Bismarck
Friedriehsrhne
Anhalt
Berlin
Dresden
Dole
Supreme Court of Hawaii
Parker
Smith
Washington
United States
Lineras
Lennon
The
Daily News
Copenhagen
Roumania
Marie
Edinburgh
England
Russia
Germany
Ferrol
Corunna
Saint Teresa of Guaymas case shocks Sonora villagers
American merchant reports wild excitement in Sonora over the arrest and conviction of Teresa Uria dubbed the saint of Cucheosa. Teresa, about 17, accused of witchery, drew Yaqui and Maya visitors for cures. Her father Thomas Uria and Teresa were jailed. villagers fear retribution as authorities consider her fate. In Mississippi, John Johnson implicated in Colquhoun murder is hanged by a mob. mob plans to free other suspects. A Parmleysville store was struck by lightning, exploding two kegs of powder and injuring many, some fatally.
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San Antonio
FEF
M. Hartner
Guay‘mas
Sonora
Mex
St. Teresa
Hartee
Macomp Crry
John Johnson
Merchant Colquhoun
Johnson
Joe Gray
John Williams
Magnolia
Somenset
W. H. Ryan
Parmleysville
The Fair Commission money forthcoming for World Exposition
The South Dakota World's Fair commission reports progress after months of work. Funds pledged by counties aim to reach 25000, with many counties already responding and committees active in several towns. Grand Lodge officers are installed, membership and treasury figures given alongside a note on city governance injunctions in Huron.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Ochsenreiter
Black Hills
Fred Evans, Jr
Hot Springs
First Judicial Circuit
Bon Homme, Clay
Charles Mix
Douglas E Hutchinson
Turner
Union
Yankton
Second Judicial Circuit
Lake
Lincoln
McCook
Moody
Minnehaha
Third Judicial Circuit
Brookings
Codington
Clark
Deuel
Grant
Hamlin
Hingsbury
Roberts
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Aurora
Brule
Buffalo
Davison
Hanson
Jera
Stanley
Walworth
Hughes
Brown
Spink
Beadle
Day
Hand
Sanborn
Jerauld
Miner
Bon Homme
Faulk
McPherson
Potter
Kingsbury
Clay
Gibbs
Ramsey
Bullard
Taylor
Hines
Geo.a. Johnson
Mitchell, G. M
H. J. Rice
Huron
Richard GC. McAllister
Madison
SG. W
W. CG. Alien
McCoy
Treasury
Beadle County
L. G. Oschenfelter
Oliver Gibbs
Wm. Taylor
Commission
Weather And Crop Bulletin From South Dakota
The week ending June 16 shows excellent crop growth across South Dakota with above average temperatures and sunshine. All grains and garden produce are progressing well, grass is heavy, pastures and cattle in good to excellent condition, though southeastern areas faced dry spells from hot winds and light rains would help. The bulletin covers counties Beadle to Yankton and notes rainfall above average only in Black Hills.
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South Dakota
Beadle
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Campbell
Clark
Day
Douglas
Deuel
Edmunds
Ull River
Faulk
Grant
Hamlin
Hanson
Hughes
Hutchinson
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Marshall
McPherson
McCook
Meade
Miner
Minnehaha
Potter
Pennington
Roberts
Sanborn
Spink
Sully
Turner
Yankton
Bulletin
Black Hills
Firemen's Tournament at Watertown Ends Ninth Year
About 500 firemen from towns across South Dakota attended the Ninth Annual Firemen's Association Tournament in Watertown. A parade was reviewed by Mayor Martin, with welcome by James Kingsbury of Yankton. Awards included Cortez Salmon Banner to Sioux Falls Hose Co. No. 4, Kurth & Co prize of 500 cigars to Yankton departments, Heintz prize to Madison Hook and Ladder, Bell prize to Hose Co. No. 2 Sioux Falls. Geo. Fox of Yankton won first in single men’s coupling. Charley Ford of Miller second. Water Town won green hose team race in 45 seconds, Sioux Falls 48. Elliott of Madison won laddermen ship in 54 seconds, Rodgers of Mitchell second in 52. Elliott retains championship medal after three straight wins. P. J. Tevlin of Tracy won inter state five mile bicycle race.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Tfiremen’s Association
Martin
James Kingsbury
Yankton
Committee On Awards
Sioux Falls
Kurth & Co
Heintz
Madison Hook and Ladder Company
Bell
Hose Company No. 2
Geo. Fox
Charley Ford
Miller
Green Hose
A. E. Eliott
Madison
E. Rodgers
Mitchell
Elliott
P. J. Tevlin
Tracy
E. W. Rudd
South Dakota Masons Hold Eighteenth Annual Communication
At Sioux Falls about 500 delegates attended the eighteenth annual communication of the Grand Lodge of the A F and A M for South Dakota. The Masons are the most numerous civic society in the state and have been growing rapidly in recent years.
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Sioux Falls
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
South Dakota
Masons
Court House Burns In Hyde County Blaze Shocks Town
Fire destroyed Hyde County Court House with $7,400 loss. Origin mystery suggesting incendiarism. second story courtroom, with no recent occupants. Vault records damaged include sheriff and four school superintendents, others saved. Nearby Yankton barn and saloon burned. owner J I Witherspoon. Postoffice robbery in Yankton netted $24.60 in stamps and envelopes.
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Hyde County Court House
Twire
Yankton
Merchants Jhore
Third Street
J. I. Witherspoon
Indians Plow and Plant in Village Wide Effort
The Bad River Indians west of Pierre held a general plowing and planting bee. Forty two members met two weeks ago, plowing and planting thirty nine farms of five to ten acres each. They say mutual labor moves faster than working alone.
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Pierre
Work of Lightning At Warsaw Kills Farm Animals
A thunder storm in Warsaw caused lightning to strike Oscar Larson's barn, killing three horses, two mules, and one cow and damaging substantial machinery. The incident underscores the farm losses from severe weather.
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Warsaw
Oscar Larson
Senate and House Proceedings on Land Rights and World’s Fair Bills
The Senate and House debate settlement rights on public lands for groups and discuss grants for World’s Fair protection and import supervision. Geary bill would grant American registry to Steamship China, enabling yard construction of two 8,000 ton ships. Death of Eli Stackhouse noted. Senate honors follow. Conference talks on river and harbor funding stall. Durborow proposes 10 million silver half dollars as World’s Fair souvenirs.
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Bury
Foster
Crisp
Senate
Hensler
Fowler
House
Committee On the Merchant Marine
Geary
China
Congress
Inman Steamships
City of
Paris
New York
Eli 7. Stackhouse
South Carolina
Farmers’ Alliance
Col. L. L Polk
Raleigh
N. C
Stackhouse
Morgan
Shively
Peffer
Kansas
Morrill
Hatch
Judiciary Committee
Sibley
Durborow
Baseball Standings and Weathered Odds From Early 1900s
The page lists National League standings with New York Brooklyn and Pittsburgh leading, Western and Illinois-Iowa leagues, plus Wisconsin-Michigan results. It notes Dun and Co trade outlook citing hot weather and politics, crop reports across Illinois Ohio Michigan Nebraska Iowa and other states, and a string of light items including jokes and marriage notes from Fort Dodge and Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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Omaha
Minneaplis
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Toledo
New Beries
W. IL
Ohio
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakotas
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Mitchell Printing
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Gimmarck
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Dorothea-Gusse
Palify Palace
Prince Bismarck
Walnerstrase
Count Kalnoky
Paris Special
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Arion
Lezoy
Isley
Ninth Cavalry
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Sheridan County
Sages
N.C. Blusher
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N. J
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Tirock
Rough Rangers
Kenton
Brock
Julia Hensley
London
India
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Ohio River
Sioux City
the Fair Commission
Board OF Commissioners
Ar Huron
Weather and Crop Bulletin
Addie
Hill City
Postoffice
Ar Yankton
Yahkton
S. D
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Republican Central Committee
Miexry Duscres
Chamberlain
Pierre van Moore
Lear
Work OF Our Nationa R Law
Fort Dodge
Miss Ansonia
Mark
George
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