Black Hills poised for rapid out development boom
The St Paul Dispatch cites Rapid City telegrams predicting rapid growth across the Black Hills as railways push forward. Burlington and Missouri lines aim to link Custer Lead Deadwood with coal, coke ovens, gas and tin industries nearby. Sioux City Northwestern surveys advance toward Mills and Rosebud Pine Ridge, seeking Indian consent to complete a Niobrara to Cheyenne route under Illinois Central management.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Rapid City
South Dakota
Black Hills
Resgion
Great Rioux Reservation
Burlington & Missouri
Custer
S City
Lead
Deadwood
New Castle
Harney Peak Company
Burlington
Woodwood
Sioux City & Northwestern
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Niobrara
Dhanager
Balfours Latest Move on Irish Arrests and Response
The arrest of John Dillon and William OBrien signals a major government action linked to Irish policy. The dispatches hint government grounds, but the greater impact lies in the move aiming to halt the Irish movement and public sentiment across English speaking nations.
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John Dillon
William O'Brien
Lord Salisbury
Smith-Barry
Aereste
O'Dwyer
Mesars
Dillon
O'Byjer
United States
Nhy
Aeeking
Russian Empire
England
Grorla
Pancration
Government Hindrance Attributed To Baiour Regime
The statement brands the latest government action as one of the most stupendous hindrances yet perpetrated by Mr. Baiour's administration, interpreting public sentiment and immediate results as evidence of significant obstruction.
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Baiour
Appointment of World's Fair executive committee announced
President Palmer named the executive committee for the World’s Fair with a director general to be chosen. The list includes Mark McDonald of California, B C Kerns of Missouri, Money Maxwell of Texas, Adlai Flying of Illinois, and many others across states, party lines, and roles. The panel combines Democrats and Republicans, with a proposed salary scale and speculation that George K R Davis of Minnesota could become director general.
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Palmer
Mark
McDonald
California
B. C. Kerns
Missouri
Money Mxall
Tesas
Werder
Pennsylvania
John D. Marvin
Virginia
Jo Sewell
New Jersey
B. J. Smalley
Vermont
E. B. Martindale
Indiana
John Boyd Whatcher
New York
Adlai. Fying
Ilinois
Fy G Clapp
Ohio
Georgia
Francis Ureed
Massachusetts
Martin
Nebraska
Re. Prine
Kansas
M.D. Moorrison
Minnesota
James J. Butt
West Virgining
Willing
Rendoseph Mirst
Florida
St. la Seineideré
Mississippi
LH. Hershtelll
Montanny
RS. Goodell
Colorado
A.B. Brilin
Colum Jares
A. McKengie
Kentuck
Silavica
George KR. Davis
Minnis
Nis
Po AB
Ehiner
Ss Lion Conmission
Head Chief and Young Mule Killers of Hugh Boyle
Four particulars from Miles City, Montana, describe Mead Chief and Young Mule plotting immunity, surrender talks, and attack on troops. They charged the line, Head Chief fell after being shot twice in the forehead and once in the mouth. Young Mule died after being shot and bled out near a pit where Ivy fired one last shot.
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Hugh Boyle
Miles City
Mont
Killig
Mead
Tiny
Young Maile
Ivy
Bell Boys the Thieves Robbed New York Hotel Safe
Two hotel employes arrested by Detective Sheldon after a sensational safe robbery at the Vendome in New York City. The box of cash was taken from the office safe by hall boys who had access to the open door, the money later recovered, with the majority still believed to be inside the hotel. Proprieter Plant and bookmakers Carlan and Saunders are reportedly relieved.
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Carlan and
Saunders
Themen
Carlan
Carlin
Helen Dauvray
Sealing Schooner J. H. Lewis Encounters Russian Gunboat
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the sealing schooner J H Lewis arriving from Behring sea was chased by the ex Russian gunboat Alexander now used by Alaska Commercial near Copper Island Japan sea on June 13. Russian officials on board sought to arrest seals near nine miles from the coast but the crew were allowed to depart after papers were demanded.
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San Francisco Chronicle
J. H. Lewis
Behring Sea
Copper Island
Japan Sea
Lewis
Alexander
Alaska Commercial Company
Beppe
The Four Travelers Poem Fragment
Fragment from Herbert Brown about four travelers in life and after: one groes through thorns harming beauty, another dies unwept, a miser deluding self with hoarded wealth, and a noble generous traveler who ascends to Heaven. The piece reflects on mortality and moral contrasts among travelers.
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Thorne
Herbert i
Love and ideology clash in a New England tale
In a seaside drama Hilda Ward debates a friend circle on a reformer lover and marriage. A test story about a woman who persuades a man to marry ends in tragedy, prompting a mirror tale where sex changes the moral outcome and raises questions of guilt and justice.
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New England
George
Clark Wind
Saunllers
Howard
Tilly
Sam
Leli
Hilda
Boston
Fthariel
Manard
Ashford
Iserys
Saunders
Logan
Logan To Heavond A Steep, Little Path, Motioning Liek
Ale
Shark Rock
Usl
Mise Warda
Stefan
Clarke
Clargel
Villa
Levin
Nurvigge
Hila
Tam
Shilda
Mr. Saunders
Wilda Warde
Mr. Clarke
May Hem Dergon
Enga
John Henderson
Future Electric Trains and Their Bold Mile High Forecasts
Dr Louis Belleay predicts electric express trains of the near future with one or more high power motors near the drivers totaling around 1000 horsepower. The car will be powered and heated by electricity and run on straight smooth tracks like English trunk lines. Trains could reach 100 mph, stop quickly with electric brakes, and use an automatic block system for strict control and safety.
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Louis Belleays
Tiger of the Beach and the Undertow Menace
A dramatic beach scene warns of a hidden danger as undertow pulls swimmers out to sea. Devastating moments unfold before lifeguards arrive, with a man swept away while onlookers fail to act. The narrative shifts to a tale of urban legend and a farmer and tramp encounter, ending with a wary moral about accepting strangers.
Accidental Deaths Reported in Recent Months
A historical note reports fewer accidental deaths in recent months compared to 1886. Records show 92 by falls, 209 by cyclones, and 1 by other causes, with additional incidents on inland roads and enclosures. The passage emphasizes summer weather and general safety observations.
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Billie
Tha
Agian
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Young Mule
Hell
Hla
Olfour
Kate Field
Washington
George Saunders
Howard Clarke
Hilda Wardo
Jorahs
Honor
Octopus
Ira
Meltant
Ah-h
N. Y
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