Believers argue stock losses on the Chamberlain ranges
In Kinbal South Dakota on March 25 reports claim stock losses on the Chamberlain ranges exceed observed figures. The Pioneer notes hides arriving at 100 to 200 daily while some say prices drop to vents a pound. Dalrymple reports winter safety in limits, while rancher Martin Johnson counts 6500 sheep and 600 tons stored amidst a harsh season.
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Kinbal
S. D
Chamberlain
Missouri
Iedd Dalrymple
Iunaio County
Martin Johnson
Farane
Coun
Mr. Johnson
Tartle Creek
Rock Creek
Bad River
Indian School to Double Size with New Addition
Rapid City South Dakota March 25 During the coming summer an addition will be erected to the government Indian school for which 20 thousand dollars is appropriated. This will practically double the size of the school and provide accommodations for more students. Eleven thousand seven hundred dollars has been approved for the purchase of irrigated land to the school where instruction will be given the young Indians in farming and stock care methods.
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Government Indian School
Rapid City
5. D
Erement Indian School
Wits
Banquet for Judges McCoy and Whitney in Huron
Huron bar association plans a March 27 banquet at the Depot hotel to honor Judge J. H. McCoy and Judge Chas. S. Whitney. McCoy retires from Beadle County bench due to Ninth circuit creation. Whiting to take his place. Invitations sent to Ninth circuit bar.
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Huron Bar Association
McCoy
Whitney Huron
Huron
J. H. McCoy
Chas. S. Whitney
Depot Hotel
F. G. H. Kent
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Ninth Circuit
Whiting
Judge Whiting
Million for a School in Boston Will Creates Industrial Institute
Boston March 25 A telegram like note states that Arioch Wentworth a Boston millionaire leaves an estimated seven million dollars for an industrial school to be named the Arioch Wentworth Industrial School. his will also provides for a daughter and a contest in court.
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Boston
Tioch Wentworth
Arioch
March Moisture Forecast Signals Strong Crop Prospects
Canton D D reports March weather showing 2.16 inches of precipitation, a sharp rise from prior years. Weather observers note favorable spring conditions and farmers plan an unusually large corn acreage with ample seed at moderate prices.
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Canton
D. D
John & Malsey
Snow Covers Black Hills Avert Drought Threats
Snow depth averages a foot across the Black Hills easing drought fears. Water supplies will be replenished this summer benefiting farmers and stockmen in Deadwood South Dakota. The report notes a prior lack of snow and explains the positive impact on the coming growing season.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
S. C
Ie Oe
Canton Commercial Club Organized By Local Businessmen
Canton Ohio March 26 Canton business men met in city council rooms to form a 38 member Canton Commercial club. Mayor H E Thayer presided and city auditor W S Ingram served as secretary. The group aims to encourage public improvements foster new industries and beautify the city. A committee on permanent organization was named and a target membership over 100.
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Canton
H. E. Thayer
W. 8. Ingram
Thayer
W. M. Cuppett
A. G. Tuve
N. C. Nash
Arthur Linn
Canton Commercial Club
Roosevelt to Spend Quiet Sunday in Sioux Falls
President Roosevelt will stay in Sioux Falls from Sunday morning April 5 to Monday morning. Senator Kittredge says the party will observe a quiet day with church services in the forenoon and no demonstrations on the Sabbath. A public demonstration is planned Monday morning before departure for Yankton.
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Roosevelt
Sioux Falls
Kittredge
Yankton
Watertown Electric Line to Lake Kampeska by Year End
Watertown stockholders push three and a half mile electric railway to Lake Kampeska. Local capital leads project with eastern promoters showing interest. Officers named include President M R Baskerville Vice President W R Thomas and Secretary H J Mowrey. In I D case Linney murder goes to jury with uncertainty on verdict. Pierre holds report.
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Watertown
S. D
W. R. Thomas
H. J. Mowrey
H. J. Sheldon
Labor Unions Call For Peaceful Settlement of Labor Strife
In Huntington West Virginia President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers addressed about 2000 attendees including coal operators miners bankers and professionals. He argued strikes are sometimes necessary to push truth and urged amicable settlements between labor and capital with unions as a powerful factor in national progress.
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Huntington W. Va
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Doctors’ Trust
Ministers’ Trust
Money Trust
Amons
Riots in Trinidad Leave Twelve Dead and Destruction
Port of Spain report on March 26 recounts twelve natives killed and sixty wounded amid rioting sparked by water ordinance protests. government buildings gutted, records destroyed, and police barracks damaged as mobs storm the court house and council. British naval help restored order with bluejackets and local volunteers guarding key sites.
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Trinidad
Port of Spain
Colonial Secretary
Court House
Crown Lands
Pallas
Destooyer
Chamber of Commerce
Kingstown
St. Vincent
Lancashire Fusiliers
Barbados
A. Sabean
Consols Hit Lowest Since Franco-German War
London March 24 Consols touched 90 percent this afternoon the lowest on record since the Franco-Prussian war. The decline is blamed on high money rates and the approaching Transvaal loan of 150 million dollars.
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London
Transvaal
Former Iowa figure Colonel W. T. Christy Dies in Phoenix
Colonel W. T. Christy aged 62 died at his Phoenix home. Native of Ohio, he lived many years in Iowa and served in the Civil War with the Eighth Iowa cavalry. He went to Arizona in 1882.
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W. T. Christy
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Ohio
Iowa
Eighth Iowa Cavalry
Bride Shot by Jealous Lover at Chicago Wedding
At a Chicago wedding on March 26 in the Italian quarter a jilted lover opened fire striking the bride four times after she wed Joseph Malone and Rachele Malone. The bride survived though wounded and the groom’s party beat the assailant to the ground.
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Chicago
de Haven Street
Joseph Malone
Rachele Malone
Benjamin Jerlo
Italy
Paddy Carroll Targets Havana Fight Site for Corbett Jeffries Bout
Chicago reports Paddy Carroll plans to move the heavyweight bout between Jeffries and Corbett to Havana. A Carroll associate says a check will arrive in Chicago by Tuesday to reveal plans. Questions arise about U S officials and gate money for a costly arena and training costs.
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Paddy Carroll
Corbett-Jeffries
Chicago
Havana
Jeffries
Corbett
Carroll
United States
Dan Stuart
Carson City
Fitzsimmons
Revolution in Santo Domingo Overthrows Government
Dispatches report two revolutionaries seizing Santo Domingo city on March 25 with President Vasquez ousted. Warships approach from San Pedro de Macorís as ministers Pinchardo and Castillo seek refuge. posts minister Casillo joins foreign minister. Widespread unrest and halt in commerce as revolutionaries gain control.
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San Domingo
Pinchardo
Castillo
United States
Lavega
San Pedro de Marcoris
Paris
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Vasquez
Officers Named for Woman Suffrage Organization
New Orleans March 24 The woman suffrage convention elected officers led by Honorary President Susan B Anthony President Carrie Chapman Catt Vice President Rev Anna Howard Shaw Corresponding Secretary Kate M Gordon Recording Secretary Alice Stone Blackwell Treasurer Harriet Taylor Upton Auditors Mary J Coggeshall Des Moines and Laura Clay.
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Iowa
Woman Suffrage Organization
New Orleans
Woman Suffrage Convention
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Kate M. Gordon, Coren
Alice Stone Blackwell
Harriet Taylor Upton
Mary J. Coggeshall
Des Moines
Laura Clay
Ohio Supreme Court Invalidates Beall Local Option Law
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Beall local option law unconstitutional in Columbus on March 24, declaring the measure invalid and struck down under state constitutional standards.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Supreme Court
Earthquakes Shake Derbyshire But Cause Little Damage
Two distinct shocks were felt in Derbyshire this afternoon with widespread alarm but no reported damage. The tremors, centered in the county, prompted immediate concern across towns as residents took shelter and authorities monitored the aftereffects.
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Derbyshire
London
Revolutionaries in Nicaragua Confirm Outbreak
Panama March 24 advices confirm reports of a revolutionary outbreak in Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua
Panama
President Roosevelt to Speak Freely on Western Tour
Roosevelt plans to speak his own mind on the westward tour. He will address race, trusts, and tariff policies and may call Congress into extra session in November to push Cuban reciprocity and financial legislation. A hunting trip to Yellowstone in April precedes a planned snowshoe exhibition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
West
Congress
Treasury Department
Yellowstone Park
Brooklyn Captain Warns on Progressive Euchre Parties
Police Captain Mike O'Reilly vows to raid shady euchre games in Brooklyn depicting charity front events. He cites women running gambling under euchre, pocketing prizes from businessmen on Broadway and in Green Avenue and Van Buren Street. Officers warn of danger to families and youths and target back‑room games and high‑risk kissing games in the dark.
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Brooklyn
New York
Polic
Mike O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Broadway
Green Avenue
van Buren Street
Frank Folk
Society of the Prevention of Cruelty
O’reilly
Gates Avenue
Putnam Avenue
Captain O'Reilly
Reid Avenue
Social scandal as Mrs Broome flees with child from Cayey
Mrs Broome wife of Captain Broome of the Porto Rico regiment arrives with her daughter at her parents home in Washington after a quarrel at Morro castle. Captain Broome had obtained a warrant for kidnapping as he pursued by steamer Philadelphia but authorities could not intercept due to quarantine.
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Broome
Porto Rico
Washington
Cayey
Law
Possible Supreme Court case may strip Southern states of Congress seats
Washington March 26 A Virginia constitutional change that deprives illiterate blacks of voting rights could face Supreme Court review. John G Carlisle and John S Wise will argue whether the new Virginia constitution conflicts with federal amendments. A ruling could void Virginia electors and affect other Southern states with similar laws.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Virginia
John G. Carlisle
John S. Wise
State Court of
Houses of Representatives
Wise
Supreme Court of the United States
Wlee
United States
Carlisle
Spit Cards Introduced by New York Street Car Conductors
Street car conductors in New York will hand out yellow spit cards to offenders who spit on car floors. The cards warn against violating anti spitting laws and note potential fines or imprisonment. The measure, ordered by the board of health, aims to curb uncivil behavior on Belt Line cars and similar routes.
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Gotham
New York
Board of Health
E. J. Lederle
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Masonic Hall
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Hartwicks
Plankinton
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Linney
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