Trumphant Trip Of Mrs Gebhard Ends In Divorce Court
Mrs Freu nard, famed Baltimore belle, secures divorce from ex husband after fast SD trip. Court-ordered alimony not specified. $1,000 awarded to cover travel costs and legal fees. Gebhard and wife separate seats, no recognition, marriage dissolved with future rights to remarry.
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Sions Falls
Freu Vnard
New York
Sioux Falls
Marvis
Baltimore
South Daaid
South Dakota
En Gebhard
Igh
Gebhard
Urge Jones
Gebha
News Society
Narragansett
Morris
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
East Lev‘y-ninth Street
Murder at Hot Springs Shocks South Dakota Town
Luther colored man killed Clyde McMains a white hand and fatally wounded May Berry a white girl before fatally shooting himself at the Evans Mains home in Springs South Dakota October 29. Jealous over May Berry’s attention to McMains the assailant fled to his step mother’s house then died by his own hand.
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Springs
S. D
Luther
Mouly
Clyde McMains
May Berry
the Evans
Wife of Wesleyan minister killed in runaway near North Unconsons
Mrs. Robert Hardy, wife of a Wesleyan minister, was found dying beside a road near North Unconsons, Aberdeen South Dakota, on October 29. She was taken to town and died soon after from injuries believed caused by a runaway accident. One leg was broken and she suffered severe injuries as she lay in the road after 10:30 p m from the previous evening.
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Robert Hardy
Berdeen
S. D
Robert ‘Uy
Uyken
Hure
Youthful Elopers Stir Hebner Neighborhood
Sixteen year old George French and Miss Lillie Kasulka eloped from Geddes area near Hebner post office seven miles east. The couple, both 16, left home about a week ago and efforts to locate them have failed. Parents fear for their daughter’s future as the youth recently left Boyd county Nebraska to work on a nearby farm.
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Geddes
Hebner Post Office
George French
Lillie Kasulka
Boyd County
Nebraska
Hebner
Coach Gilkey Pleased With Huron College Football Outlook
Coach Gilkey recently arrived at Huron College in S D and is pleased with the players progress. A practice game drew interest and several exhibitions with other cities are being arranged. A potential Redfield contest may be held here Saturday with Mitchell University to follow.
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Huron College
Huron
S. D
Gilkey
Redfield College
Mitchell University
Twister Destroys Barn and Stock at Armour Farm
An exceptionally strong wind Sunday night demolished H. H. Smith's new barn on the Running Mead Bigs farm in Armour. Ten trotting horses were moved inside the barn, with only two horses, Ben Eda and Wilkes, remaining inside as the structure collapsed.
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Armour
Armour, & D
H. H. Smith
Mead Bigs
Platte man buys Mt Vernon News marks editorial shift
Armour South Dakota news item reports Guy H. Smith of Platte purchasing the Mt. Vernon News and taking over editorial and business control on November 1. The paper, once owned by Johnny Pease, will become non partisan in politics. Nearby items note Daly and Glover family movements and a coroner inquiry linked to a witness in a sensational trial. A separate arrest note records Karl Oliver receiving four months in jail in Pierre for hammer assault.
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Menger
Gettysburg
S. D
Daly
Rome C. Glover
Pierre
Arl Oliver
Robert Hurley
Runyan Seeks Victory in First Judicial Circuit Races
Democratic candidate Runyan declares strong potential in the First Judicial Circuit with eight counties listed as important. He visits Vermillion after traveling western counties and cites shifts in Charles Mix and Bon Homme. The GOP faces a challenge over Harding’s dismissal and local faction dynamics as voting patterns loom.
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First Judicial Circuit
Vermillion
Smith
Runyan
Elliot-Smith-Stillwell
Clay
Turner
Yankton
Charles Mix
Bon Homme
Hutchinson
Douglas
Gregory
Mr. Bunyan
Turner County
Yankton High Defeats Vermillion Second Team in Tie
Yankton High School eleven faced the U S D second team in Vermilion on October 3. The visitors showed a strong roster and effective end runs, averaging about 180 pounds per player. Vermilion opened the scoring with a first-half touchdown but failed on the kick. Yankton tied late in the game after a final-half touchdown and successful goal kick, leaving the score 6 to 6.
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Yankton High School
University
Vermillion
Yankton
Northwest
Univer
Verimillion
Nome Suffering as Winter Strands Travelers
Official records show more than 21 500 dollars in gold shipped from Alaska in four months as Nome residents face a harsh winter. Port Townsend and Garonne figures indicate outgoing steamers will carry about 2 000 people, with transport shortages risking widespread poverty and charity needs.
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Port Townsend
Act
Garonne
Ani Gida
Nome
Washington
Alaska
Communication Established With Missing Missionary Miss Stone
Washington reports from Constantinople and Sofia confirm communication with Miss Stone has been established. Officials remain hopeful about a favorable outcome though direct talks with the kidnappers have not yet begun. Spencer Eddy in Sofia provides cautious encouragement on progress toward negotiations.
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Washington
State Department
Constantinople
Sofia
Miss Stone
Spencer Eddy
Peace Proclaimed as Castro Declares Venezuela Revolt Quashed
Caracas cable reports President Castro announcing internal peace in Venezuela on Bolivar’s birthday. Consul Esteves notes the revolution is quashed with fighting ceased on the Colombian frontier and troops retained to safeguard the peace.
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Castro
Venezuela
New
Schley Quizzed On Cienfuegos Santiago Cruise Details
Judge Lemly questions Admiral Schley on the Cienfuegos to Santiago voyage. Topics include weather days May 25 26 and the detachment of the eagle, the Brooklyn loop, coal shortages, blockade posture, log entries, and potential retreat to Key West. The testimony covers signals and fuel concerns amid the Spanish fleet uncertainty.
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Washington
Lemly
Schley
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Key West
Brooklyn
Griffin
Cervera
Sampson
Massachusetts
Texas
Iowa
McCalla
Buffalo Bill Wild West train wreck kills many horses
In Lexington a rear end collision wrecked the Buffalo Bill Wild West show train near midnight. About 110 horses including Old Pap and Old Eagle died. Colonel Cody mourns a $60,000 loss as two engines and stock cars were smashed. Several handlers injured. no fatalities. The show planned Danville stop after Charlotte departure.
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Charlotte
N. C
Buffalo Bill
Lexington
Old Pap
Colonel Cody
Old Eagle
Cody
Danville
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Cockran badly hurt in fall from horse at Sands Point
Noted New Yorker Rourke Cockran was thrown from his horse while riding alone at his Sands Point, Long Island estate. He was found unconscious with facial bruises and a hand wound, suffering a concussion but no skull fracture. He rests at home under quiet observation as doctors assess his condition.
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New York
William 2. Cook
Mr. Cockran
Cockran
Absence of News About Miss Stone Sparks Murder Rumors
In Sofia and Boston reports claim Miss Stone may have been killed as six Bulgarian youths surrender to authorities and head toward Mahomia to aid in her search. The Sofia Evening Post recounts the capture by brigands on Turkish soil and the brutal treatment of Stone and companions.
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Miss Stone
Sofia
Mahomia
Boston
Ellen Stone
Evening Post
Bulgaria
Konstantine Pitsin
Bansko
Djumay
Gradoyishte
Teslim Clun
Grigor Tsilka
Mme. Tsilka
Chicago jeweler alleges robbery in North Carolina
William Richon a Chicago jeweler arrived in Winston Salem with his wife and later claimed he was robbed of more than $9 000 Monday night Three men identified as H T Hammond William Schade and James Pinkley were arrested on the charge Richon says they obtained the money They registered from Washington DC Schade posted 200 bonds and a sack of silver was found with him The other two men were jailed
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Chicago
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Winston-Salem
William Richon
H. T. Hammond
William Schade
James Pinkley
Washington, D. C
Richon
Washington
White Mountain Paper Company Incorporation in Jersey City
Articles filed in Jersey City show White Mountain Paper Company with 15 million capital. New York founders John T. Morgan George H. Hansel and John Milton Terry. Plans a 600 ton per day book and printing mill at Portsmouth New Hampshire. 625 square miles of woodland in New Hampshire and Maine under control of an investor syndicate led by W. B. Plunkett W. G. Whiting A. C. Barnes and G. Bb. James. Plunkett likely to be elected president.
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New York
Jersey City
White Mountain Paper Company
John T. Morgan
George H. Hansel
John Milton Terry
New Hampshire
Maine
Portsmouth
N. H
Woodlands
W. B. Plunkett
North Adams
Mass
W. G. Whiting
Holyoke
A. C. Barnes
G. Bb. James
Boston
Plunkett
Huntington estate split from western enterprises in Pacific deal
Thomas Hubbard has acquired the Huntington holdings in the Pacific Improvement company ending the Huntington estate's ties to major western enterprises once associated with Collis P. Huntington. The purchase signals a separation from the late magnate's diversified business network in New York.
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Huntington Holdings
New York
Thomas Hubbard
Huntington
Pacific Improvement Company
the Times
Collis P. Huntington
Brokers Fair in New York as Vermilyen Co. Assigns
New York brokers W. R. Vermilyen & Co. announced an assignment today. The firm operates at 52 Wall Street with branch offices in several cities nationwide. No financial statement was released.
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Brokers Fair
New York
W. R. Vermilyen & Co
Offit
Wall Strand
Markets report across multiple U S stockyards and city quotes
Sioux City and Chicago markets show hogs steady to 10c lower with mixed arrivals. Cattle receipts rise with steady to firm trends, while Kansas City notes beef steers strong and other categories steady. Grain and provisions quotes list flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and seeds with current bid ranges.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City
Northwestern
Pacification of Cebu Shows Insurrection Falling Back
Dispatches report major island-wide gains with Lorega’s surrender and negotiations to yield Maxolit. Insurgents in Samar suffer hunger-driven unrest, while American forces tighten control with armed patrols and threats of Guam transport. Naval Cadet Loveman Noa, 22, a Martiveles casualty, hailed from Chattanooga.
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Manila
Passi
Iloilo
Panay
Hughes
Cebu
Lorega
Maxolit
Governor Militar Politico
Samar
Commission
Germany
Cabalogan
Smith
Balingiga
Guam
Littleton W. Waller
Basey
Loveman Noa
Mariveles
Nipa Nipa
South Samar
J. van Shaich
Sabang
van Shaich
Chattanooga
Tenn
Martiveles
Ismar Noa
Anapoliss Naval Academy
Philippine Waters
King Edward Is Reported Suffering From Throat Cancer
London reports reveal King Edward with throat cancer after three operations on his larynx. Papilloma on the left vocal cord removed repeatedly. doctors warn of serious developments while courtiers question the king’s coronation fate.
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London
EdWard
Reynolds
Fredensborg
Bank Manager Arrested for Alleged Bank Theft
Halifax Nova Scotia October 25 Adam Harley former manager of the Bank of North America at Frederickton New Brunswick was arrested on a warrant charging him with stealing six thousand dollars belonging to the bank He had earlier served in Halifax Montreal and Frederickton and recently faced a Scots friend who claimed to have deposited 96000 in the bank with no funds found after the receipt was presented The bank investigated and fired him before his arrest on a railway train bound for St John
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Halifax
N. S
Adam Harley
Bank of North America
Frederickton
N. B
Harley
Scotland
Montreal
St John
Wilson seeks U.S. grown filler tobacco to replace imports
Secretary Wilson announced that agricultural experts will search the United States and possessions for land suitable to growing filler tobacco like that in Cuba so the filler tobacco used domestically could eventually be produced within U S borders.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
United States
Cuba
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