Hall of Fame and notable figures across nations
A fragment outlines various honors and appointments including Peay Pome A and Mark V Stingeriend linked to Cornell and agriculture, and mentions James Kerry Kelly of Oregon’s death, Princeton graduate of 154, plus Horace Plnnkett receiving knighthood. It cites Duke and Mongolian leaders and a Russian minister of palireeds with a vast railway contract record.
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Peerjout Vievgex
Tae Baron Toll
Gedar Etpeditiva Vets
Peters
Beter. Berk
Furtzer
Winchester
United States
James Kerry Kelly
Oregon
Fous
Washingwr
Center County
Princeton
Horace Plnnkett
Hing Edward
Husele
Pierre Campaign Foes Overlook State Grazing Plain
In a critique of Pierre’s push to move the state capital, the piece argues Mitchell did not knock the reservation but references it to highlight Pierre’s influence. It contends agriculture west of the Missouri River is underdeveloped, while the grazing country from the Missouri to the Hills defines the state.
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Pierre Capital-Journal
Mitchell
Pierre
Pierre Fellows
Agricolture
Missouri River
The Grand Canyon and a Timid Warped River Tale
A London Standard piece recounts awe at the Colorado’s headlong torrent carving a vast canyon. It contrasts the desert river with the Nile and notes immense rock loss, a rise in country ground, and the Colorado’s deep-cutting power. It also describes reviving bees by human breath and cautions against perfume, hair powder, or disturbance during restoration.
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Grand Canyon
Crossiog
Colorado
Pocock
Pearson's
Nile
Egypt
California
London Standard
Model of the moment in tron crepe fashion
A New York Post item outlines tron crepe silk resembling crepe de chine. It notes gowns in twenty one colors with spranzieing to mimic fish scales. The Gibson girdle belt is described as wide at the back tapering to the front with two straps and metal harness.
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New York Post
Trotters and Pacers Race Record Notes
Geers lists the Billings horses in Memphis with Onward Silver at 2 0. Kansas trotter Jim Underwood is blind at 2 11. Prince Alert dominates pacers. Dan K remains to chase a 2 minute mark. John A McKerron will not race again this year. George Hall bought Geiger at 2 16. Major Delmar shows Morgan blood. Monroe Salisbury aims for Jack Curry in California. Rhythmic clocks 2 06 trotting record. Dan T. eyes fast trotting class. Joe B Nelson debuts at 2 13 in northern king. Demonio 2 11 is Don Derby’s brother at 2 04 14, Diablo 2 09 14 is also listed.
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Geers
Billings
Memphis
Kansas
Jim Underwood
Prince Alert
Dan K
John A. McKerron
George Hall
Geiger
C. H. Nelson
Morgan
Delmar
Monroe Salisbury
Jack Curry
California
Dan T.ooks
Joe B. Nelson
Demonio
Don Derby
Diablo
German Jottings: Alpinists Die. 15,000 Woman Club Leads
Two German alpinists near Innsbruck died from exertion on weak hearts. A Berlin women’s club led by Frau Cauer has 15,000 members. Other items note German ecotour in France, railway orders, a deaf student earning a PhD, a life-cost claim, election deception, a Brunswick sentence, a Berlin suburb death, and a cemetery visit to a lover’s grave.
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Innsbruck
Berlin
Frau Cauer
Ecout
Leipsic University
Brunswick
Japanese Magic Frauds Stir Public Curiosity Across Europe
A London Globe summary reports on widespread sensational magic shows and European interest in occult practices. It notes seedy conjurers with high fees, accused enchantresses, and a police sting ending with a mysterious blaze revealing phosphorous horns as the cause of eerie effects.
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Harry
London Globe
Looping the Loop in Early Circus Feats and Rail Cars
The note recalls early looping acts dating to the 16th century in Paris and later at Coney Island. It cites a French journal mentioning M. Claviere and a car performing the loop, with the feat later adapted for public audiences and even bicycle-based trips, while a technical journal once argued the initial speed required could not be reached.
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Union
M. Claviere
Paris Hippodrome
Scandal leaves farm workers on edge over meadow golf
A wealthy enthusiast gained permission to lay out a meadow golf course where ladies played. A farm servant reported cows frightened by scarlet clad players with iron hoofed clubs. The farmer lamented that times have changed since youth. London Tit-Bits notes rising journalism in Egypt with 120 periodicals.
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Theta
Thomas
London
Ostrich Egg Carved Pre Dynastic Symbolism Unearthed
The British Museum's Egyptian and Assyrian antiquities department lists an ostrich egg pierced for suspension. Experts say the egg, nearly 5000 years old, bears a painted design dating to before 4000 B.C. The egg's motif held religious significance in the predynastic era.
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Department of
British Museum
London Globe
Conticit's Daughter Delights Grand Opera House Audience
The Contict's Daughter presented at Grand Opera House drew strong crowds for two evening shows. Log M Mars earned praise as the tramp with a standout performance. Edward & Miller and Marguerette as Edith were also noted for merit and stage presence.
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Log M. Mars
Wes
Edward & Miller
Nichols
Barry Hooper
Ray L. Branson
BE. E. Sloidridge
Minneapolis men claim coal-saving ash method proven
A solution from two Minneapolis residents presented to the Journal describes saturating furnace ashes with water and spreading two inches over burning coal. The method, if effective, intensifies heat for hours, consumes ashes, and reportedly reduces anthracite use by about one third. An iron pan is needed to fireproof the process.
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Minneapolis
New Mileage Books Introduced For Interchangeable Tickets
By close of business October 31 the sale of the old 2 000 mile tickets will end and interchangeable 2 000 mile mileage tickets will be issued. They will cost 0 with a 19 50 rebate if used per conditions. Acceptable on most Western Passenger Association railways east of the Missouri river. C St P M O will stock the new tickets in a few days.
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Western Passenger Association
Missouri River
Important Truth Behind Repeated Warnings in Health Advice
A historical note recalls John Wesley remarking on repeating lessons, linking it to the idea that repetition aids learning. The text then promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, pleasant cold and flu treatment claimed to counter pneumonia risk, advertised as available through all druggists.
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John Wesley
Mistress Wesley
DeLaval Baby Separator Promises Best Value
FE B VanAlstine of Mitchell South Dakota promotes the DeLaval Baby Separator as the best and cheapest option. He notes all separators are new, not canvassed nationwide, and available on adaptable payment terms with no obligation to buy before testing.
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FE. B. VanAlstine Mitchell
S. D
Teacher-Thomas Defines Parts of Speech via Exchange
In a playful exchange, Tommy Tucker defines parts of speech as how a man talks when he stutters, framing the grammar concept through a humorous misstatement.
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Thomas
Tommy Tucker
Believed Hewitt conflict over the light of life
Jewett cites another man between him and the light, reflecting a personal rift over a woman once called the light of Hewitt’s life.
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Hewitt
Jewett
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Tc Bowent
the Hall OF Fame
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Saumrt
Eno
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Japan
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ST. Vitus
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Ir. Fenner
the . Oares. Orix
Dr. Fens
H. Ferris
J. &. Turner & Son General Agents
South Dakota
Mitchell, South Dakota
E.B van Alstine
Railroad St
Milwaukee Depot
Mitchell, S. D
Eddy
Mircne
Natronal Bank
U. S
G. Davison
N. L. Davison
E. J. Quigley
Wm. M. Smith
First National Bank
Gu, L. Branson, Preside
Ash
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O. L. Bransons
J. Welch
J D. Newcomer
J. O. Tiffany
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