Improvements At Indian School Rapid City South Dakota
Hon A Gimble inspected the government Indian school at Rapid City noting new buildings and plans to expand capacity from 125 to 250 pupils. A 160 acre farm, purchased from George Wells, will support farming instruction with irrigation and an orchard of bearing apples on one of western South Dakota’s best farming tracts.
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A. Gimble
Rapid
Ani
George Wells
Prac
South Dakota
Old Hudson Hotel in Sioux Valley Sold for Demolition
The old Hudson hotel, a historic landmark in the Sioux Valley near Lincoln County, was sold to Haas of Farmers Loan and Trust Sioux City. The buyers plan to remove the structure and repurpose the site for a new building. A. Brenner, a former U S navy member now living in Sioux City, will study Yale before traveling for further studies.
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Sioux Valley
Pion
S. D
Hudson
Haas
Farmers' Loan and Trust
Sioux City
Lincoln County
South Dakota National Guard Prepares Winter Camp
The adjutant general announces the South Dakota National Guard, with four companies, is equipped for winter with tents blankets and paraphernalia. General Conklin completes duties and prepares to return, while units remain ready for deployment. Colonel Amos Patri ni Lewd assists adjutant general in duties.
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South Dakota National
Conklin
South Dakota National Guard
Hickits
Conkas
Amos Patrini
Dew Uy
Weather cools crops amid frost and rain in the North
The report notes a cool spell with frost in northern areas and light showers across the state from the 11th to the 14th, delaying stack files and millet cutting. Early corn remains vulnerable, with some damage risk, while the Annual South Dakota Products Exhibit opens with warm weather expected to boost attendance.
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Missouri
James
Sioux River
Crop report shows mixed conditions across states this week
Washington reports uneven corn progress with excessive moisture in the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and drought in the south and Ohio valley. Frosts hit northern New York, New England, and the Dakotas saw cold snaps. Tropical rains battered Florida, while California enjoyed favorable conditions. Delays in threshing spring wheat persist in the west and Pacific states report grain damage from rain and wet shocks.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake
Tates
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
New York
New England
Florida Peninsula
California
Oregon
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Kansas
Coloado
Wyoming
Misouri Valley
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
PAVED WITH GOLD Faint Dust Of Gold Found In Dawson Streets
A Dawson report states pay dirt up to 15 cents to the pan has been found along Al Sert street and lines of gravel carry gold. Klondike yields this year may reach 10 to 11 million dollars, with Dawson shipments in August totaling 1 442 286 dollars. Local excitement spans Dawson as news of gold spreads.
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Dawson
Seattle
Wash
the Post-Intelligencer
Alsert
Klondike
Palma En Tour Through Eastern Cuba
President Palma travels from Havana into eastern Cuba drawing cheers from diverse crowds in sparsely settled towns. At Puerto Principe he is welcomed by mounted Cubans and officials. he avoids speeches, responds briefly to welcomes, and explains revolutionary soldiers pay when raised.
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Puerto Principe
Palima
Havana
Cuba
Senor Palma
Palma
Delegates Tried in Porto Rico Labor Trial
In San Juan on September 17, crowds watched two public speakers tied to the American Federation of Labor stand trial for abusing insular officials and vowing to confront Governor Hunt over labor conditions. One speaker allegedly called the American flag a rag for rascals and made other wild remarks. the case was to conclude the next day.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
American Federation of Labor
Hunt
Northern Normal School Opens Second Year With Higher Standards
Aberdeen S D Sept 16 The Northern Normal and Industrial School enters its second year with larger attendance though the new dormitory is delayed until December Enrollment is expected to reach about 200 as the industrial program expands under increased faculty and state appropriations The campus notes a dry spell in thrashing and forecasts of frost by the weather bureau with little impact on late crops.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Norimal
Weather Bureau
Death by own action reported of Aberdeen businessman
E. E. Haywood once Aberdeen McCormick general agent shot himself in Alabama after transferring to Birmingham. Report mentions heavy drinking and a recent divorce from his wife, a noted musician now teaching piano in Indianapolis.Authorities offered no definitive cause, but common belief is suicide.
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Alabama
Aberdeen
S. D
E. E. Haywood
McCormick Company
Birmingham
Ala
Haywood
Here
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
First frost hits Redfield area slows corn harvest
Redfield South Dakota reports the first frost of the season on Saturday night. The corn crop is nearly fully matured and thrashing is delayed by rain. Small grains look strong with wheat yields in Spink County from 20 to 32 bushels per acre, oats 40 to 85, barley 20 to 45, and many corn fields may reach 75 bushels per acre.
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Redfield
S. D
Spink
Bribery Charged in Droppers Probe at State University
Vermillion S D September 16 reports say regents will meet in special session to hear bribery charges against President Garrett Droppers of the state university. David H Boot class of 701 swore he was offered a degree for testifying against Prof O E Hagen as he was dismissed. The case promises a heated, two sided investigation.
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Dtoppers
Vermillion
S. D
Board of Regents
Garrett Droppers
The
State University
David H. Boot
O. E. Hagen
Boot
Three of five men tied to Valley Springs bank raid released
Sioux Falls, Sept 16 Three of five suspects arrested for the Minnehaha County bank robbery at Valley Springs were released as no link to the crime emerged. The two remaining held are believed connected and were identified as W H Hunter and Ted O'Brien both captured at Garretson. Preliminary examination delayed due to the state's attorney's absence.
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Valley Springs
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Brandon
W. H. Hunter
Missouri
Ted O’brien
George
O'Brien
Garretson
Hunter
O’brien
Irrigation Congress Opens in Ogden With Wide Attendance
The eleventh national irrigation congress convened in the Ogden tabernacle drawing delegates from 26 states and territories and even foreign representatives from Mexico and France. Gov Wells and W A Clark hailed the theme do things now while Sen Burton opened with a talk on irrigation and floodwater conservation.
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Ogden
Utah
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden Tabernacle
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Plains
Mountains
Mexico
France
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Wells
W. A. Clark
Burton
Kansas
W. A Clark
John H. Winder
Joseph H. Smith
Mormon Church
William Glassman
Gilbert McClurg
Colorado Springs
America
United States
Bulgarian Reserves Called Up Amid Frontier Tension
Sofia reports that twenty thousand Bulgarian reserves from three divisions along the Turkish frontier have been mobilized, signaling rising wartime readiness and border tension.
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Sofia
Bulgaria Threatens War If Turkey Delays Trade
Bulgarian note to the great powers warns that continued Turkish actions in Europe Turkey could trigger a Bulgarian mobilization. London reports see the move as a prelude to arms, tying to guerrilla plans and possible decisive steps by Sofia upon Ferdinand’s return. A Moscow monastery in Jeresalem is reported sacked with monks killed.
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Turkey
Sofia
London
Macedonia
Europe
Ferdinand
Euxinograd
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Constantinople
Jeresalem
Paris
Foreign Office
Russia
Austria
France
Fire consumes a block of Detroit shops in widespread blaze
A fire originating in Klosser's candy store burned nine adjoining blocks in Detroit's business district. Main losses hit H. L. Newton and D. K. Moses & Son, owner of the largest department store. Fire was brought under control about 1 am, with damages estimated around 300000 dollars.
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Detroit
Mich
Tribune
Sault Ste. Marie Mich
Klosser’s
H. L. Newton
D. K. Moses & Son
Tobacco Trust Tightens Grip on New York Retail Trade
The Consolidated American and Continental tobacco trusts press to control leaf and retail markets. United Cigar Stores buys out Independent Cigar Stores in New York, moving to eliminate opposition and install trust leadership. Key officers from United Cigar Stores assume control of 28 Manhattan stores.
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Independent Cigar Stores Company
New York
United Cigar Stores Company
United Cigar Stores
American Tobacco Company
New York City
George J. Whalen
H .S. Collins
E. Everett
Louis Biel
Trust
Kentucky Congressman Faults Roosevelt Views in Address
Louisville Sept 17 Congressman James denounced President Roosevelts stance on governments formed by assassination. He cited Roosevelt allegedly shielding Taylor in New York after Goebel's assassination and contrasted it with Servia, arguing Roosevelt dislikes Servian assassination but tolerates it in New York.
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Kentucky
Roosevelt
Louisville
James
New York
Servia
Beavers on the Rack in Postal Scandal Prelim
The preliminary examination of George W. Beavers opened before U. S. Commissioner Hitchcock in New York with limited attendance. Acting A G Hoyt ruled the subpoena on the postmaster general void and Post Office Inspector Letheman named as representative as Payne cited physical impossibility to comply. The hearing adjourned to September 16 and arraignment for McGiehan and Huntington postponed to September 28.
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New York
George W. Beavers
United States
Hitchcock
Washington
Hoyt
Post Office
Letheman
Payne
McGiehan and
Huntington
Wisconsin Floods Hit Wausau and Surrounding Areas
Continued heavy rains worsen the flood in Wausau Wisconsin with the Northwestern road at Edgar washed out and trains halted. Milwaukee road tracks remain covered for a mile as water rises everywhere. Mills close and workers reinforce locks while farmers report widespread damage in nearby fields and communities.
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Wausau
Wis
Edgar
Milwaukee Road
Prince Ferdinand Faces Escape Plot From Bulgaria
Berlin reports a Bulgarian statesman affair claiming a hidden subterranean passage from Euxinograd to the river would let Prince Ferdinand flee by water if his position worsens. Princess Clementine pleaded with King Edward in Vienna for a vessel to aid his escape, with Edward reportedly promising England would offer asylum. London confirms a Servian military plot at Krugujevad near Belgrade, with officers arrested in connection.
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Berlin
Kleine Journal
Euxinograd
Ferdinand
Clementine
Edward
Vienna
Bulgaria
Dward
Nerdinand
England
London
Krugujevad
Belgrade
Quiet At Beirut Adopts Coton Telegraph Report
The Navy Department released Admiral Cotton telegraphing from Beirut on September 12 that he has had satisfactory visits with the governor general who handles the Magerssen case. The former chief of police has been deposed and twenty eight people connected with last Sunday's disturbances are arrested. Beirut remains quiet under the new governor general. The former governor general departed for Constantinople on September 12.
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Admiral Cotton
Washington
Navy Department
Beirut
Magerssen
Constantinople
A Russian Plan Seeks Foreign Officers to Turkish Expeditions
A report from Novoe dated Sept 16 advocates active intervention in Macedonia and proposes attaching foreign officers to all Turkish punitive expeditions with power to curb cruelties. Other dispatches note Turkish raids on the Bulgarian frontier, attacks on a trench consulate, and refugees arriving at Tekensche as Bulgaria prepares for possible mobilization amid a Russo-Austrian note limiting allied support.
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Novoe
Vremye
Macedonia
Ferlin
Frankfurt “Eitung
Sofia Saya
Tekendsche
Kirk-Kilisseh
ATA
Giohtepe
Tekensche
Markets Signal Mixed Trade Across Regions
Sioux City live stock reports show varying prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep across yards and auctions, with steady to slower movement and mixed demand. South Omaha and Kansas City listings mirror regional shifts in cattle, hog, and lamb values amid fluctuating market conditions.
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Chicago
Ago
Higner
Usgat
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Palma EN Tour
Northern Normal School
Irrigation Congress
Tobacco Trust
Consolidated Tobacco Company
Big Trust
Consolidated
Continental
Wall Street Journal
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
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