South Dakota Board Discusses Fair Site and Personnel Changes
State Board of Agriculture met in Huron with President Cod dington. They accepted resignations of Lim Bailey and Judge John E. Sennett, elected Kink M. Jivroe and TE Bailey to fill spots, and designated a Wednesday during fair week as women day. Aberdeen fair site dispute and bond extensions were debated, plus local fires and various county notices.
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Aguicnit
Weeting
State Board of
Aaneilinre
Huron
Coddington
Lim
Bailey
Faulk County
Tidge John £. Sennett
Clark County
Kink M. Jivroe
Paulk County
TE. Bailey
Aberdeen
Invasion and prairie fires drive settlement tensions
Reports from Arkansas City and surrounding settlements recount settlers burning prairies to drive cattlemen off the strip. The move floods fear of starvation among cattle and fodder losses, while authorities and cattle interests clash over immigration and military responses.
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Arkansas City
Vouen
Willow Springs
Niceville
Gatlet
Idso
Smid
Hewin
Pnp
Hank
Okibome
Chinese and European News From Several Regions
Mixed dispatches report Chinese resistance conditions along the Yonkin frontier, negotiations with natives, rail planning between Hankow and Pekin, and railway surveys. European items note royalty visits, labor disturbances, court decisions, and market updates alongside stock quotations and local incidents.
Murder in New York Cellar Haunts Neighborhood
Partly decomposed body of a well dressed woman about 28 found in a cellar at No. Jildridge street. Head injuries and binding suggest violent struggle. A torn Hebrew note and a Hebrew supervised building context point to a possible motive. police suspect a janitor Jacobs with a history of trouble with women.
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New York
No. @ Jildridge street
Leo
Bear Fred
Isiwobs
Hermann Nogezinski
Rogovinski
Jacobs
Killed for a Squaw in Northern Wisconsin Lumber Camp
A tall old man carried the body of his younger brother from a northern Wisconsin lumber camp after a brutal murder near Ashland. The victim was two years old, identified only by a mother's letter. The brother walked sixty miles through snow to reach the camp, where the body lapsed into the snow to be buried the next day. Suspicions point to a mixed Chippewa group. no formal arrest reported. The report also notes rumors of gold in the nearby mountains and legal disputes over the Havemeyer will with contesting heirs.
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Proposition Wade proposes nationwide postal telegraph plan
Seymour described a syndicate led by Patten to build and operate a private postal telegraph network under government oversight with a 25 cent rate. The plan seeks fifteen year contracts, tax exemptions, and exclusive rights to lay and maintain lines with newspaper rate reductions. A national system could cost about 25 million dollars.
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Patten
Ndt
Neejeq
Power Paniity
Lioners
Seygur
Michigan Den Keeps Girls in Remote Wild Trap
A male proprietor in the Michigan woods near Potts allegedly held thirteen girls at a place called the Black House also listed as State Road Hotel. Victims describe deceit, forced work as dining room girls, and brutal conditions with threats, assault, and illegal alcohol sales. One survivor escaped while another remains confined.
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Michigan Wild
Potts
Noad Hotelmariner
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Whitehorse
Ol the Vamper
Watts
State Road
Gsand
Ciid
British Vessel Mate Arrested in New York Over Seamen Abuse
George W. Julius, mate of the British ship Constance, was arrested in New York on a charge of cruelty to seamen. The case stems from an incident near Manila where a foremast hand was injured and several sailors attacked. The accused faced a hearing with United States Commissioner Shields, with bail denied pending examination.
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New York
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Constance
Wmn
Lane Looker
United States
Shields
Thomas Wate
Hong Ke Usth
Manella
Philippine Islands
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Jobus
Bin
J. Lee
Burton
Knight
Mat Lee
Thomas Gorman
Gordon
John Griffen
Walmsley
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