28,000 Attend South Dakota State Fair in Record Crowd
Immense crowd packs the fair grounds with 28 000 admitted beating last year's 23 000. Chicago and Northwestern and Great Northern roads report full trains and autos from up to 60 miles. Highlights include aviator Dixon performing precision maneuvers and Emile trot winner owned by W Braley. German Aberdeen Brookings day draws 2000 Germans with Prof Adolph Voss speech.
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Huron
South ‘Dakota
McIlvaine
Chicago
Northwestern
Rapid City
Bitigk
Delewatia
Dixon
Emile Trot
W. Braley
Alls
Rince
Seay Premium
Brookings
Amita Lediate
Milwautes
Iern
Watertown
Aberdeen
Black Hills
Deadwood
South
Dakota
Commonwealth
Beatty
Adolph Voss
University ‘of
Wisconsin
Fair Ground
Jines
Godspeed to President Taft in New England sends support
Beverly Massachusetts hosts a Taft Godspeed sendoff as Herbert N Davidson and eighty New England Association of Commonwealth Executives members travel to Par Point Parmmatta to bid the President farewell before his western tour. Davidson praises reciprocity conservation tariff reform and nonpartisan study. Taft thanks supporters and outlines issues beyond headlines. Illinois Peoria hosts Taft September 22 as GOP leaders rally to his candidacy and plan a major political gathering. Taft will also visit W A Herron home in Peoria, an uncle of Mrs. Taft, during the stop.
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Beverly
Mass
Godspeed
Business New England
Taft
Herbert N. Davidson
Worcester
New England Association of Commonwealth Executives
Parrmatta
Godspeed of
New England
Davidson
Chicago
Illinois Republican Committee
Peoria
Ilinois
G. de Forest Kinney
Illinois
Perse 8100 Race Wins by Dottie at Fargo Event
Time 1 20 reported for the Perse 8100 race where Dottie won. Owned by E Colles of Fargo North Dakota.
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Tick Kentcky M
Sales & the White
Lake
Esaly Yalds
Ogee
D.shut
Rock Rapids
Dottie
E. ©. Colles
Fargo, N. D
Wets Official Winners in Maine
Augusta state house announces that the wets won the Maine liquor repeal vote by 60 517 to 60 383 with a dry lead possible pending official count. Portland reports uncertain outcome as returns remain unofficial and counts finalize. Deadwood South Dakota sees Burness Shroyer 24 shot himself in a Belle Fourche saloon death follows. warrants issued for bad checks though not served at time of shooting. Shroyer formerly worked for Homestake mining Co at Lead.
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Augusta
Maine
State House
Portland
Deadwood
S. D
Burness Shroyer
Roberts Saloon
Belle Fourche
Shroyer
Redwater
Homestake Mining Company
Lead
Wiley Cleared By Taft Decision Ends Adversity For Supporters
President Taft clears Dr. Harvey W. Wiley of adulteration charge and backs his actions on hiring Dr. Busby in the Agriculture Department. Attorney General Wickersham urged severe punishment for Wiley. Taft endorses Busby and notes precedents. calls Wiley’s work on pure food law commendable. Also reports Kelster to resign rejected. Busby to stay.
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Wiley
Taft
Dr. Wiley
Wickersham
H. H. Busby
James Wilson
Dr. Busby
L. F. Kelster
Johnson Confesses to Ten Child Murders in Wisconsin
John J. Johnson known as Doskin admitted abducting and killing Annie Lemberger aged 7 whose body was found in Lake Monona. Judge Anthony Donovan sentenced him to life in prison and he was moved to the state prison at Waupon amid fears of lynching.
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Madison
Wis
John J. Johnson
Doskin
Annie Lemberger
Lake Monona
Anthony Donovan
Johnson
Brown
Waupon
Henry Page
Shaughnessy
Nelson
Court House
Donovan
Two mile tract 1 to be irrigated local firm plans work
Pierre South Dakota. The Suburban Acreage Company a local organization that bought about two hundred acres of land near the two mile tract announces plans to irrigate the area. The firm expects to develop the land for agricultural use and attract new residents to the surrounding community. Local officials anticipate economic benefits from the irrigation project.
Presbytery Session Closes After Hospitable Sioux Falls Gathering
The Sioux Falls Presbytery session concluded its meetings with a well received address by Dr. Kearns of Omaha, a sermon by Dr. A B Marshall, and a large communal supper. A resolution thanked the city and church for their warm hospitality and courtesies extended to visiting delegates.
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Sioux Falls
Kearns
Omaha
A. B. Marshall
The
Theological Seminary
Israel
Moab
Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
CANNOT REGISTER IN OPENING BY MAIL
Confusion over mailing applications for the Rosebud and Pine Ridge land opening led nearly 10,000 hopefuls to mail forms to Judge James W. Witten in Dallas. Rules require mailing only after in-person registration at a designated town, but many misunderstood. Judge Witten will return to Washington after the Minot, North Dakota drawing.
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Dallas
S. D
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
United States
James W. Witten
Witten
Milwaukee Railroad Plans Dam to Reconfigure Missouri River
Milwaukee system engineers study bridges around American Island and factor a dam on the west side to push water east, potentially converting American Island into parkland with a road and ferry relief. If denied, a steel bridge on the east side may be built, affecting ferry service between Chamberlain and Cacoma.
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American Island
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Cacoma
La Follette Support Adopted by South Dakota Meeting
Resolutions drafted by R. O. Richards at the La Follette meeting in Huron nominate Hon. Robert M. La Follette as national progressive Republican leader. They praise his career, endorse popular government, rail and trust policy, notes opposing private control of money, and urge fair tariff protection for west and east.
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South Dakota
Robert M. la Follette
United States
la Follette
Aldrich-Taft Central Bank
The
West
East
Citizens flock to Huron State Fair and local trips
Ethan L L D Henry Mutziger traveled to the State Fair in Huron on Monday. Dozens of locals including Hubert Weber and Jake Geison with spouses joined the trip, while others traveled to Mitchell and Dimock. The community reports schooling start, fishing, church prayer meetings, and visits among families with several preparing for future farm relocation.
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Ethan, LL. D
Henry Mutziger
Huron
I'red Tobey
Stickney
Hubert Weber
Jake Geison
Dimock
Graves
Charles Forbitt
Henry Stopfer
John G. Weber
John J. Weber
Kurtenbach
Goldhammer
Ladies Aid Society
W. H. Trow
Will Hunter
Jim River
Setterstrum
Bradley
Retta Tobey
Westfield
Iowa
Alfred Clement
Black Hills Methodists assign ministers for coming year
Bishop Robert McIntyre presides over the Black Hills conference as ministers are assigned to Belle Fourche Boneta Springs Buffalo Gap Custer Deadwood Edgemont Fairburn Farmingdale Harding Hill City Hot Springs Kadoka Belvidere Lead Lemmon Mclntosh Midland Capa Newell New Underwood Owanka Oelrichs Philip Powell Piedmont Pringle Quinn Wall Rapid City First Rapid City North Rapid City Circuit Sansare Spearfish Sturgis Sundance Terraville Central Terry Timber Lake Faith Mission Evangelist R C McReynolds Rev R H Dolliver resigns health status noted
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Midland and
Capa
J. Wish
Newell
J. C. Clough
New Underwood
Owanka
D. G. Evans
Oelrichs
L. KE. Gilspie
Philip and Powell
J. W. Lucas
Piedmont
J. M. Gardner
Pringle
A. L. Dunin
Rapid City
C. D. Royse
C. McReynolds
Sansare
C. M. Welrauch
Spearfish
J. D. Cain
Sturgis
H. L. Case
Sundance
Wyo
P. J. Lawson
Terraville and
Central
P. H
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The text provided is incomplete and does not contain identifiable names, dates, or events. It references a period in Dallas and registration dates but lacks context to form a credible summary or title. No clear person, organization, or outcome is extractable.
Russian Premier Stolypin Shot At Opera in Staged Attack
Premier Stolypin was wounded during a gala opera performance in Kiev. Doctors fear a mortal injury as bullets perforated his lungs and liver and touched the spine. The assailant Bogrof, believed linked to terrorists, is to be court-martialed and executed. Emperor Nicholas present.
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Stolypin
Ile
Bogrof
Hle
Kiev
Russia
P. A. Stolypin
Mmperor Nicholas
Six Firemen Injured In Mallinctkerodt Plant Blast
In St Louis six firemen suffered severe injuries after a massive explosion at Mallin ctkerodt Chemical Co plant. The blast leveled walls as six hundred women and girls, who had evacuated, escaped down the stairs just beforehand. In Memphis Clark Willingham died in a high speed joy ride crash on Riverside Park Speedway leaving five others fatally injured and several others wounded.
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St. Louis
Mallinctkerodt Chemical Company
Memphis, Tenn
Clark Willingham
Riverside Park Speedway
Charles FE. Cole
Cole Paint and Glass Company
Joseph Varasso
John V. Burke
John McIntire
Walter Fogerty
Still More Indian Land to Open in South Dakota
Major John H. Scriven reports ongoing allotting work in Todd and Washabaugh counties ahead of surplus lands opening to white settlement. If Congress approves a treaty this winter, surplus lands could open next summer or fall with natives’ consent. Completion of Todd allotments is planned by October 1, then Washabaugh follows.
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Congress
Major Scriven
Todd County
Washabaugh County
Lahey to Leave Omaha Agent Post for Plainview Month
B I Lahey acting agent for the Omaha road since Wilt’s retirement left Wednesday night for Plainview Minnesota to be away about a month On his return he will resume his former job as ticket agent at the local office.
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B. I. Lahey
Omaha Road
C. B. Wilt
Plainview
Minn
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T. G. Burns
President Taft
New
Beverly, Mass
Harvey W. Wiley
the Government Service
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Dred Acres
Waterfran
Missouri
Government Indian
Lumley Ranch
Pittsburg
Madison Man
Pierre
Marshall
Witlen
Milwaukee System
Follette
Richards
Whel
Consin
Tion
Ethan
L. A
Sollie Nolt
Mitchell
Jank Cole
Joe Weepie
Phil Gumschied
Charlie Puetz
Will Smith
Fred Tobey
George
Lewis Mille
4. Ll. Davis
Alexandria
L. A. Cathout
Springfield
M. E
Black Hills Methodists
Robert McIntyre
Minneapolis
J. N. McCuredy
Boneta Springs
J. C. Baker
Buffalo Gap
H. F. Moore
Custer
C. H. Bryan
J. A. Howards
Edgemont
C. F. Klein
Fairburn
C. W. Praher
Farmingdale
L. IF. Troutman
Harding
A. Campbell
Hill City
R. V. Brad
Wilber, Kadoka
Belvidere
Arth
John Hall
Lemmon and Mclntosh
H. W. Inish
Rapid City First Church
Ww. S. Rimm
Weston
Terry
W. J. Douglas
Timber Lake and
Faith
L. AcDonald
R. C. McRey
Nolds
R. H. Dolliver
Black Hills Mission
Wiell
Ogrof
Chemical Plana
Todd and
Washabaugh Counties
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