Mitchell Corn Palace Opens As South Dakota Pride
The second annual Corn Palace exhibition at Mitchell is praised as a state boon, described as vital to South Dakota’s image and economy amid national concerns and mounting postwar optimism. It urges statewide support as crops rebound and markets recover, highlighting unity and regional progress.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Sioux City
Commonwealth
Kansas
Bombardment of Rio De Janeiro Intensifies
The rebel fleet bombarded Rio de Janeiro with heavy fire under Admiral de Mello. Reports say women and children were among the dead, though exact losses are unclear as direct news from Rio is restricted. Mello proclaims a fight for liberty against President Peixoto's alleged tyranny and corruption.
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New York
The
Herald
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
de Mello
Aguibadan
Peixoto
Mello
Rio Grande
Hippolyte
Parana
Four-Generation Suicide Note In Illinois Farm Area
Greenville Illinois reports Joseph W Wyatt a leading Lamactaco farmer died by his own hand in a hanging marking a quadruple family pattern as his father grandfather and great grandfather all died by suicide in the same manner.
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Greenville
Ills
Joseph W. Wyatt
Lamataco
Fair Tariff Concessions Between Canada and the United States
Sir John Thompson urges fair tariff concessions to expand Canada U S trade. Iowa weather bulletin predicts crops near 40 bushels per acre with total yield around 240 million bushels. Wynne, brother-in-law of Andrew Carnegie, dies after being ejected from a restaurant due to inability to pay.
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Canada
United States
Toronto
Ont
John Thompson
Des Moines
Iowa Weather and Crop Bulletin
Sacramento
Cal
Thomas Wynne
Andrew Carnegie
Wynne
Congress Debates repeal of federal election laws
House members from both parties voice plans to speak as Tucker leads for Democrats and Johnson of North Dakota assigns Dolliver to spearhead the Republican counter. The debate follows notices from many lawmakers on a repeal measure with other Senate actions on postponement and Peffer’s interest resolution laid on the table.
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Peffer
Senate
Washington
House
Tucker
Johnson
North Dakota
Dolliver
Mr. Dearmond
Missouri
Lawson
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Tennessee
Dinsmore
Arkansas
Martin
Indiana
English
New Jersey
Clark
Money
Mississippi
Fellows and Cummings
New York
Rayner
Maryland
Brosius
Hull
Iowa
Burrows
Michigan
Payne
Updegraff
Cooper
Wisconsin
Cannon
Illinois
Hicks
Haugen
Mr. Reed
Dubois
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Sherman
Treasury Department
Stewart
Quay
Perkins
California
Second Annual Exposition Doubles Prizes and Space
The exposition boosts county exhibits with doubled building capacity and prizes totaling one thousand dollars. First prize 500, second 250, third 150, fourth 100. The Lynn Massachusetts band of 60 pieces joins as a musical attraction. for details, contact the organizers.
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Lynn
Massachusetts
Religious Congress Opens With Buddhist Session In Chicago
Morning at the world religious parliament featured Julia Ward Howe praising the gathering and predicting influence on Christendom. Sessions covered Protestant mission to Turkey, Christianity’s stance toward other faiths, and interfaith reunion, with a later special Buddhist congress in Chicago.
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Chicago
Julia Ward Howe
Christendom
A. N.idnados
Turkey
J. 5. Dennis
New York
William T. Wilkinson
University of Chicago
John Gaegner
St. Paul
Kinza Riege Hirai
Japan
Alfred Momerjie
London
Is an Embezzler Demands Accusers Face Him in Rest Island Fame
Boston reports that John G. Woolley of Rest Island Fame, an embezzler, demands his accusers face him. An Indianapolis building association secretary denies fraud charges. The Old Colony railroad treasurer Washburne is declared a defaulter for 125000 dollars.
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Old Colony
Indianapolis Building Association
Boston
Washburne
Old Colony Railroad
Woolley demands accusers face him in public meeting
John G. Woolley announced from Minneapolis that he cancels a week of engagements to confront his accusers at a public mass meeting next Sunday. He calls the charges malicious and plans possible libel suits or legal action to clear his Rest Island matters.
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John G. Woolley
Curiaco
Minneapolis
Lake City
Minn
Chicago
Bank Robbery Halts Cash at Halstead Bank
News from ApA Minnesota reports the Bank of Halstead cashier was held up by three robbers at about 4 p m and about 800 dollars, the amount on the counter, was stolen. In Hinckley Minnesota the Brennan Lumber Company mills resume, employing 300 workers. Cooperstown North Carolina elevator burned with 8000 bushels of wheat, loss 9000 dollars. In Spokane Washington all Coeur d Alene mines start up, employing 3000 men.
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New York Sun
United States
Ernest Seyd
Washington
Horr
Sherman
Mr. Seyd
Congress
Seyd
States
England
Lombard Street
London
FE C
Apa
Minn
Bank of Halstead
Jimilis
Hinckley
Brennan Lumber Company
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Daily Advocate
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Cor County
Bert
Kaufman
Ruralist
Loucks
South Dakota Enterprise
Rio
Pellegrini
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Tucuman
KallaMazoo
Mich
Atlantic and Pacific Express
Detroit and
Oshkosh
Oshkosh, Wis
Mould Manufacturing Company
Yankton
S. D
Great Northern Railway
Northwestern
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Carr May
N. J
Creston
J. M. Joseph
Williams D. W. Higher
Ralph Beaumont
Odd
White City
Womb's Fair Grounds
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
National Commission
Patriarchs
Casino Pier
Festival Hall
Judge Niebecker
Madison
Wis
Niebecker
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Kuehn
Henry Baetz
Kuehn
Baetz
Wiixag
Brainerd, Minn
Hum Hong
Hum Wing Sing
Lee Chung
Holland
Newcastle
Etna
Los Angeles
Rose
Chew Yoke
Highbander
Bakersfield
San Quentino
San Francisco
Leland Stanford
Senator Stanford
WasuHinaton
William J. Puckett
Colorado
United States Mint
Denver
L. D. Alexander
Monticello
J. M. Harnett
Escanaba
J. R. Ryan
Sault Ste. Marie
Mottram Hill
Vicksburgh
Minnesota
J. H. Driscoll
W. B. Crane
Jackson
H. M. Walters
Cusselton
Cleveland
White House
Merritt
Bremen
Germany
Bismarck
Kissingen
Central News
Prince Bismarck
Emperor William
Fredericksruhe
J. K. Smith
Dak. A
Religious Congress
New Haven
Conn
Marshall McDonald
United States Fish and Fishery Commission
H. C. Rowe
Pittsburg
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Union Station
Lancaster
Maggie Missensawl
Michael Missensawl
Pennsylvania Institution
Elwyn
Uncle Sam
the Daily News
Brazil
America
Aberdeen
E. 8. Wallace
Sivas
Presbyterian Church
Rest Island Fame
Cooperstown
N. C
Cooper’s
Cour d'Alene
Spokane
Wash
Cosur d’Alene
U.S. Gov’t
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