Springfield Appropriation Bill Faces House Vote
Fragmented OCR notes describe legislative wrangling over an appropriation bill. It mentions Springfield, a capite removal debate, and votes in the Senate and House, with various names and procedural references. The text references Pierres and Aberdeen, and notes a confirmed appointment context amid a wider political struggle.
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Mvost
Ellie
Pierre
Tierre
Juan Bi
Syerlor Hetyid
John D. Aberdeen
Bend
wWers
Senate
Nat Pee
Cyanide milling gains discussed in Black Hills
The article notes the growth of cyanide methods in mining with figures on processing steps and costs. It mentions profitable extraction levels in other countries, outlines share of gold from smelting and chlorinating, and cites a 2,000-ton scale plant planned near Deadwood with high per ton returns in the Black Hills district.
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Llnek Non CO Aidigtveere
Giot Deadwood
Pyhet
Black Hills
Disorder Affects Street Scene in Avon Noted by Residents
A fragmented report notes unrest on a street in Avon with disorderly behavior and complaints from local residents. The incomplete text references streets, individuals, and a general disturbance without clear names or dates.
Farming shift favors dairying over beet cattle production
The article notes a shift in focus toward dairying and cattle fattening, while continuing farm work. It states that cattle rearing on western ranges west of the Missouri will receive increased attention alongside existing farming efforts.
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Missouri
Beresford Recovered From Smallpox Quarantine Ends
Beresford South Dakota reports the smallpox quarantine lifted and church services resumed with full attendance. The town shows booming business and a busy street scene with 358 teams counted at one point Saturday afternoon. A local dealer sold several steel ranges last week. Dr A V Eliott plans a 24 by 24 foot extension to his building used by Larson and Frieberg druggists, with a contract closed with Samuel Engelbreth.
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Beresford
S. D
A. V. Eliott
Impure Vaccine Linked to Multiple S D Vaccinees
Reports from Tyndall South Dakota on March 6 describe several residents becoming ill after vaccination. Doctors confirm no deaths and indicate cases are improving as an investigation into vaccine source proceeds. Also noted are military connections and a local marriage in Parker South Dakota.
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Tyndall
S. D
Jeity
Edward Gardner Sentenced to Life in Prison
Edward Gardner, convicted in the Herman Zahn murder case, received a life sentence from Judge Grimison in Fremont Nebraska. The judge noted Gardner helped hold others at gunpoint during the robbery and expressed his view of the brutality of the crime.
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Edward Gardner
Fremont
Neb
Herman Zahn
Iife
Gardner
Grimison
Zahn
Rhea
Nebraska deficit projection exceeds available income
Lincoln March 6 A prospective deficit of over 415000 end of the biennial ending November 20 1902 is the conclusion of the finance ways and means committee after summing probable resources and recommended appropriations. Total resources are 2522353.76 while proposed appropriations reach 2985175 a shortfall of 415821.24. Death of Mrs H B Miller reported at Winside Nebraska. her husband noted as a figure in populism movement in northeast Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
Finance, Ways and Means
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Auditor and Insurance Department
State Library
Supreme Court
State University
United States
HH. B. Miller
Winside
H. B Miller
Nebraska
No Hope for Him in Nebraska City
The condition of Representative David Brown is such that all hope of his recovery has been abandoned. He has been falling gradually for the last twenty four hours despite every effort of the physicians and nurses. A brother of the sick man in Philadelphia left for Nebraska City early yesterday morning and will arrive at 8 2 tomorrow morning.
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Nebraska City
Neb
David Brown
Philadelphia
Iowa Notes and Local Court Sentences
Alderman Joseph F E agen of Des Moines dies suddenly. M R Kammer convicted in Newton of murderous assault on Osea Wheatcraft and sentenced to three and a half years in the penitentiary. Central Union Telephone, successor to Iowa Telephone, expands rural service nationwide, shifting from city and county exchange focus to broader toll networks.
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Joseph Fe.agen
Des Moines
Br. M. R. Kammer
Newton
Osea
Central Union Telephone Company
Iowa Telephone Company
Bell Systems
Iowa
Pat Crowe Charged Amid Unrest Over Omaha Links
Des Moines reports Pat Crowe faces charges after a letter from Denison to Omaha officials suggests possible ties to the Manila express safe robbery. Authorities trace Crowe to a long‑standing gang with rumored headquarters in Omaha and suspected political influence.
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Des Moines
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Denison
Pat
Manilla
Shaw
Crowe
Missouri Valley
Grand Jury Probes Blackmail and Forgery Ring in Algona
Algona Iowa March 6 the grand jury is convened again to investigate a blackmail attempt against George C Call president of Algona Savings bank and a forgery case. Call received a letter signed Jack demanding 25000 or he would be killed. A Mr Riley has pleaded guilty to passing forged notes on T S Lantry cashier Algona State Bank and is believed to have forged a mortgage in southern Iowa.
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Grand Jury
Algona
G. C. Call
George C. Call
Algona Savings Bank
Call
Jack
Riley
T. S. Lantry
Algona State Bank
Promised to Reform Keeps Webster City City Council Seat
Alderman J D Riste of Webster City Iowa was not ousted from the First ward seat after a council vote last night despite prior gambling arrests. He admitted past issues and promised reform as a circulated remonstrance drew signatures. Two councilors favored expulsion.
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Riste
Webster City
J. D. Riste
Donaldson
Dalbey
Cedar Rapids Seeks State Republican Convention
Cedar Rapids hopes to host the upcoming Republican and Democratic state conventions. The Cedar Rapids Commercial club led by Secretary Simmons plans a campaign to win the bid, citing ample hotel rooms and a top convention hall. Local leaders note governors races may push candidates to seek neutral ground away from Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican State Central Committee
Simmons
Commercial Club
Indianapolis
Kansas City
State Central Committee
Des Moines
Linn County
Bankrupt Keller & Stake stock sold at Webster City
Keller & Stake stock of goods, bankrupt since December, sold Monday to Larson Dry Goods of Fort Dodge. Hamilton County State Bank bought the entire $22,000 stock at the referee sale, with $6,000 owed to the bank. part to be disposed of locally, rest sent to Fort Dodge for disposal.
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Fort Dodge Concern
Keller & Stake
Webster City
Larson Dry Goods Company
Fort Dodge
Hamilton County State Bank
Trial over million dollar Beach will contested
In New York on March 6 Surrogate Thomas began the case over Mrs Mary Beach Tousey s will leaving over a million to the Methodist Episcopal missionary society The contestant Mrs Sarah B Rohrer of Council Bluffs Iowa claims Mrs Tousey was insane and that fraud and undue influence occurred Congressman George M Curtis represents the Rohrer party In Cedar Falls Iowa Jewish National Bank plans announced with 25000 capital L A McMurray of Webster City to be bank president Also Cedar Falls mayoral race sees incumbent Melendy seeking re election opposed by L O Robinson a leading dry goods merchant
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Council Bluffs
Mary Beach
New York
Mary Beach Tousey
Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas
Sarah B. Rohrer
New National Bank
Cedar Falls
L. A. McMurray
Webster City
Hamilton County State Bank
Melendy
L. O. Robinson
Artemus Ward as Reporter in Baltimore Office Tale
Baltimore reminiscences portray Artemus Ward as a humorous reporter whose Cleveland assignment led to a headline causing a spasm of laughter. An incident with a misattributed storm tale ends in a cheek swat between Ward and a captain, illustrating Ward's sharp, risky humor in newspapers.
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Baltimore News
Artemus Ward
George Hoyt
Ward
Nethall
Academy of Music
Artemus
Basso
Cleveland
Indian Trader George Galphin and Mogoloch Dream Tale
Ledger Monthly recounts a Beach and Bar anecdote about George Galphin at Silver Bluff South Carolina trading posts. Mogoloch the chief trades rifle horse red coat and calico after each dreams a gift, ending with Galphin claiming ten miles of land and the chief declaring no more dreams.
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Ledger Monthly
George Galphin
Silver Bluff
S. C
Beach
South Carolina
Galphin
Magadloch
Mogoloch
Ile
Ogeechee Old Town
Oglesby never delivers Holy Land lecture in Illinois tale
A Chicago Tribune anecdote from Frane L. Wilkie recounts Governor Oglesby failing to finish his planned talk on the Holy Land. Invited to a country town, he spoke two and a half hours on Europe the first night, returned for more, and extended a second two hours, delaying the Egypt and Nile portion until after midnight.
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Oglesby
Chicago Tribune
the Holy Land
Frane L. Wilkie
Illinois
Europe
Holy Land
Egypt
The
Nile
Coghlan Court Martial and Navy Clemency
New York letter recalls Captain Coghlan's past court martial after accusing Chief Clerk Moran of persecution. He was suspended for a year losing thirteen numbers, six restored for Manila Bay service, with a request to restore the rest challenged by recent criticism at the Union League dinner. The navy’s stance softened by progress in civil government study by the Prince of Wales.
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Coghlan
New York
Moran
Bureau of Navigation
Secretary of the Navy
Manila Bay
Navy Department
America the great horse producer and war power
At the livestock convention N G Powers notes America exports hundreds of thousands of horses to Britain for the South African war and to Germany. He argues the nation’s abundance makes it a military asset and a key economic advantage, with farm workers aided by horses reducing labor costs versus China.
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Salt Lake
N. G. Powers
Agricultural Department
Census Bureau
Powers
America
China
Austria
Great Britain
German Empire
Europe
Russia
United States
England
US States
Germany
South Africa
California
Minnesota
A Gallant Bugler Boy Hero of Royal Dublin Fusiliers
John Francis Dunne, bugler in the First battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers, was wounded at Colenso on December 15 and among first to cross the Tugela. Queen Victoria later presented him a silver bugle inscribed to honor his bravery.
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England
New York ‘Tribune
John Francis Dunne
Royal Dublin Fusileers
Tle
Colenso
Tugela
Osborne
Queen Victoria
Portsmouth
Sergeant Dunne
Colorful four arraigned for poker fight in Chicago court
Four men William Black George Green Joseph White and Edward Brown were arraigned on a disturbance charge after a poker dispute on State street. The judge quizzed them on names and colors before releasing them with a promise to refrain from further mixing, then seeking a color vision exam for himself.
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Green
White
Brown
Chicago Times-Herald
Prindiville
Willam Black
George Green
Joseph White
Edward Brown
Harrison Street
Joe Ripley
State Street
Judge Prindiville
Black
Rown
Judge Prindsville
Justice Prindiville
Egg skin graft at Indianapolis hospital reported by New York Tribune
An Indianapolis hospital, per a New York Tribune dispatch, performed a second successful skin graft using the film of newly laid eggs on Scott Smith, a burned colored man. The egg film healed in ten days but the color of the resulting cuticle remains white, with pigment questions unresolved. Smith fears feather growth and has watched for changes while doctors monitor the graft.
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Indianapolis
New York Tribune
City
W. V. Morgan
Scott Smith
Smith
Morgan
Brooklyn
N. x. Spital
Proper ripening and working key to quality butter
A detailed discussion by W. M. Couch in Ohio Farmer notes that butter flavor hinges on strictly pure milk and precise ripening, with acid testing becoming as common as thermometer use. It warns against under and overworking, moisture control, and thorough salt distribution to avoid defects and maximize price and prize potential.
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W. M. Couch
Ohio
Durable Feed Box for Stables and Dairies
A sturdy feed box design recommended for horse stables and dairy barns. It uses clear lumber, sloped sides for easy access, armored edges to resist chewing, and is built to last for years, avoiding decayed wood from horses. Source: F. O. Sibley Ohio Farmer.
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F. O. Sibley
Ohio
Don’ts for the Dairy as Advice to Care for Cows
Practical guidance on dairy cow care emphasizes humane handling and consistent routine. It warns against harsh speech, fright, or sudden changes in feeding or milking, noting a well-treated cow yields better milk, with the dairy cow described as a delicate machine.
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