No Doubt as to Guilt in Brownsville Affair
The Brownsville affair was debated in the Senate with Senator Frasier opposing any reenlistment measure for the discharged Twenty-fifth regiment soldiers. He argued guilt among some soldiers was established though individual culprits were not named, warning against treating the negro as a ward needing constant care. Additional discussions covered a New York murder trial, a lunacy defense for Captain Hanna, and a fatal fire killing a mother and four children near Lang, along with various local incidents and stock market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Senate
Frasier
Tenvesme
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Foraker
Ullow
Frailer
Arixow
Frugiar
Twenty-fifth
Teocpe Peemae
New York
Mulntyre
Peter C. Hanna
Jey
William E. Annis
Hulh
Haine
Grand Jury Subpoena Reveals Names in Panama Case
A subpoena publicly lists the complainant and defendant in the United States vs Prem Publishing. Wm J. Dempsey of the New York World is named as a witness before the federal grand jury regarding alleged Whela concerning canal purchase. The exposure of names may lead to the end of the ongoing proceedings against the World and its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Federal Grand Jury
New York
United States of the
Canal Company
Roth
John Doe
Wm. J. Dempsey
New York World
United States
Prem Publishing Company
Worl
J. Angus Shaw
The
Press Publishing Company
Fire Tears Through Messina Ruins Amid Panic
Fire breaks out in Messina Tuesday among ruins near Pennes palace. Soldiers unable to fully control the blaze as debris collapses and flames spread toward the city hall and Bank of Mary. A strong burning odor fills the air and feared casualties are being searched for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Penness Palace
Pennes Palace
Italians to flock to America after Sicily quake claim
New York importers told Congress that 250000 Italian laborers from Sicily and Calabria will leave Italy within four months, mainly for the United States, due to the earthquake. They say the lemon growing region will lose nearly 100000 workers and that duties on cinnamon have impacted pepper imports. Fire and explosion incidents, deaths in Crooklyn and Scranton, and various political and social notes accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statians
Sicily
Calabria
United States
New York City
Hous Committee
Italy
Ermons
Haskell figure linked to Guthrie arrest in conspiracy case
Jehes Hoom of a Meuret Attorney was arrested in Guthrie on a governor sworn warrant charging conspiracy to defeat the governor. Sheriff Mehow ney and lawyer Smith seized a large amount of data from Mac Reynolds' office connected to Haskell's $600,000 suit against Hearst Mackeynolds, with details kept confidential awaiting court action. The governor and official counsel argued the arrest aimed to uncover the source and importance of the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehes Hoom
Meuret
Guthrie
Haakedl
Scott Mactteynolds
William R Hiearnt
Oklo
Hankett
Mac Reynolds
Tone Hotel
Joan Mehowney
Orville T. Smith
Haskell
Hearst Mackeynolds
John HM. Murford
Miloney
Proma Hospital Treasurer Faces Funds Theft Scandal
Proma Hospital treasurer A A Bhoard, Denver society leader and DAR member, confessed embezzling nearly $2000 from hospital funds. She admitted taking the money and spending it, giving no clear explanation to the chief of police after thorough questioning. She used two bank accounts to conceal the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A Bhoard
Hopital Qesoolation
Denver
Colo
Woman Club
Armatrona
Bishop McQuaid Dies at 85 in Rochester
Cardinal-era Rochester bishop Bernard J. McQuaid, first bishop of the diocese, died Monday at age 85. Born 1822 in New York City, he studied at Fordham and was ordained in 1848. He founded Seton Hall College and Seminary and led parochial school advocacy.
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Rochester
Bernard J. McQuaid
New Jersey
Newark
McQuaid
New York City
St. John's College
Fordham
Seton Hall College and Seminary
McQualt
New York Considers Domestic Relation Court
A conference of interested parties led by Commissioner Robert W. Hebbard formed a fifteen member committee to draft a bill creating a New York domestic relation court. Prominent sponsors argue the plan is feasible and necessary as current city magistrate calendars are overcrowded with domestic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert W. Hebbard
Mayer Loses Case in Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled against Mayer of the Western Federation of Miners in a damage suit against former Governor Peabody of Colorado. Mayer sought damages over imprisonment ordered by the governor amid alleged connections to the flats of Telluride, Colorado, in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Supreme Court
Western Federation of Miners
Peabody
Colorado
Teiluride
Colo
Alton Seeks Rehearing of Rail Co Fine Case
A petition for a rehearing in the United States v Alton Railway Company was filed in Washington DC. The court, on an even division, recently affirmed a 360000 fine against the company and several officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
United States
Alton Railway Company
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Coal Miners Resume Operations in Pittsburg Ports
River shipping restrictions eased allowing 16,000,000 bunkels of coal to southern ports. As a result, numerous Pittsburg river mines reopened on Monday, restoring jobs for about 5,000 miners after last October’s suspensions caused by shipping shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Five Attackers Captured After Harbor Assault
Three American sailors aboard ships at Ville Franche harbor faced an assault by loem ruffana Monday morning. A rescue by comrades prevented serious injuries. By police arrival four of five assailants were in blue faokota custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prevent
Ville Franche Harbor
Loem Ruffana
Supreme Court Upholds Texas Water-Pierce Fine
The U S Supreme Court on Monday affirmed a Texas court's ruling against Water-Pierce Oil Co, imposing a 41 823 000 fine and banning the company from the state for violations of antitrust law, per the court's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Tata Courte of Texas
Water-Pierce OU Company
Fire at Malan embassy residence destroys section
A fire Saturday night raged at the Malan embassy area in Tobie, burning a portion of the residence used by the ambassador’s aide. No injuries reported, cause under investigation amid heightened security in Tobie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisiien
Anearaiary
Tobie
Removal of Land Office From Mitchell Was Expected
Reports from Mitchell indicate the transfer of the United States land office to Gregory was anticipated by weeks of Washington activity. Mitchell officials note business decline and staff reductions as the move nears, with attention turning to auction sales of extensive Mitchell district lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Mitchell
United Sai Land Office
Iregory
Washington
Flu
Gregory County
Mitchel Fir
Mag Washburee
Col Campbell
Stockmen Arrested Near Welle Fourche Lights Out Criminal Ring
Nine Crook county stockmen including Tike McKean Andy McKean and D W Mosbarger were arrested near Welle Fourche over the South Dakota line. Authorities allege a secret gang drove out Guthrie Sheep Company with cattle theft and intimidation. Three confessions claim members faced deadly penalties for disclosure.
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Crook County
Wyo
South Dakota
Tike
Andy
Sam McKean
D. W. Mosbarger
George Martin
Stanley Haugh
J. C. Husholland
Terry Zimmerscheid
A. ©. Squires
South Dakota Senate Agrees on Legislative List of Members
South Dakota Senate names members across committees including Irrigation Stokes Holleman Johnson Yeager and Norbeck. Other committees list Public Buildings Public Health Public Printing Railroads Ways and Means and State Affairs. The body opens with debate on general negotiable instrument bill and liquor restrictions while considering tax, education, and infrastructure measures.
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South Dakota
Senate
Irrigation
Stokes
Holleman
Johnson
Lake
Norbeck
Puckett
Stroke Belmn
Yeager
Judiciary
Dillon
Bates
Highley
Lockhart
Tobin
Hare
Danforth
Bhaw
Douglas
Weaver
Norberk
Andrews
McCullen
Byrne
Ewart
Hitchcock
Thoreson
Williams
Yeager Rulee
Shober
Snodsell
Rowe School
Holloman
Laxson
Nyqulat
Strohbatin
Hyme
Goolesoll
Shaw
Scroggs
Temperance
Tohnson
Kingsbury
Larhewon
Layieon
Seward
Laurson
Anderson
Arneson
Hoese
Kinerbury
Hutchinson
Scroges
Amsden
Hale
Sasse
Scott
Minnehaha
Morris
Supreme Court
Ranum
Levenhuth
McKonnel
Wooley
Mylum
Highmore
Sulvon Lleeses
Two Men Plead Guilty to Forgery in Belle Pourehe Case
Charles Helvey and William Meerde admitted forgery charges in Belle Pourehe jail after tracing through a young wife and a scheme involving a Johnsons Paul frandshare company check for 125,400 dollars. Helvey fled toward Rapid City, while Meerde stayed in the vicinity as officers pursued them across the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Pourehe Gon
Uwn
Helvey
Euat
Melle Rourehe
Tyth County
Con Panton
William Meerhadde
Fax
Meenadde
Johnsons Paul Frandshare Company
Ranghérs
Boen
Beck
Pukwana
Khe Wan
Rapid City
Wilk
St. Tati
Minn
Porter at Aberteen Hotel Survives Elevator Fall
Porter W. M. Gates of the Sherman hotel Aberdeen slipped backward into an elevator shaft from the fourth floor while guiding a customer to exit. He fell about sixty feet to the shaft, but escaped with minor injuries after a physician found him largely unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberteen Hotel
Bulls
W. M. Gates
Sherman Hotel
Aberdeen
Gnd
Gatew
Ligis Pill the Sky. Peculiar Phenomena at Miller Wit Hemel
The article describes a remarkable sky display seen near Miller Wit Hemel with bright lights shooting upward from multiple points. Many witnesses commented on the event noting its striking and unusual nature and the reactions of people of various ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Wit- Hemel
Miller
Markan
Shot Through the Heart in Millinery Store Tragedy
In Sturgia Oscar Jacoby shot 19 year old Biba Roberts in a millinery shop. Jacoby says the gun went off while retrieving it. he was arrested. Authorities note Roberts died from a heart and lung wound with the bullet lodged in the spine. motive linked to alleged personal distress.
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Biba Roberts
Mes Reetha
Ite
Sturgia
Oscar Jacoba
Orth Dmketa
Seith Tor
Jacoby
Alba
Jacobs
North Dakota
Stureis
Jacobe
Mine Roberts
Henry Roberts
Reed
Oscar Jacob
Beadle Court Hears First Employers Liability Case
A jury in circuit court at Huron before Judge Taylor could not reach a verdict in the case brought by Schmidt against Iowa Weider Company under the employers liability law. Schmidt, injured during employment, seeks damages under the statute. A rehearing is scheduled.
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Hirst
Beadle
Cate
Elreuit
Huron
Taylor Sherein
Damoes
John Reimblt
J. 2
Carpenter
Lowa Weider
Schmidt
Missing heir sought in Purcell estate case near Geddes
William Purcell died near Geddes leaving two daughters and a son as heirs. Elizabeth J is a sister in the Catholic reboot at Tabor. Joseph Purcell, the son, has not been heard from for about seven years. last heard working at Creston Ti and mailing a letter from Omaha. Considerable property exists and relatives seek to locate Joseph. Arson cases continue in Belly Fourche with Tog er Toe and Louie Montgomery accused of burning barns and livestock of Gene Carrington and Ernest Merritt. defense seeks change of venue to another county but motion denied. Public prejudice allegations cited in Wutte county. McGee denial cited. cases continued to April term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
William Purcell
Geddes
Elizabeth J
Tabor
Joseph Purcell
Creston
Omaha
Toger Toe
Louie Montgomery
Gene Carrington
Ernest Merritt
Hutte County
Boe
Wutte County
Jide McGee
Northville Infant Narrowly Escapes Paint Poisoning
In Northville, a doll's face paint smeared on a diet item nearly killed an infant of Mr and Mrs F B Williams. The child sucked the paint while the mother’s attention was diverted and showed severe symptoms until a physician intervened. The quick medical response saved the child's life as they were recovering from additional illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdoef
Williams
Northville
Tiene
Burned About the Face Foreman Narrow Escape
Foreman Praggist escaped from a lamp explosion at his business after oil splattered his clothing. Jacob J. Pullmann, a freeman druggist, also narrowly avoided death as rescuers battled flames. The blaze was stopped by quick sighted bystanders and strenuous effort. A second item notes unions urging bi monthly paydays through a state bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Pullmann
Freeman
Lead
Iome WII Be Built Following long consideration by SD board
The board in charge of a South Dakota facility for an elderly home plans to meet in April to choose the site for the Odi Fetlows home. The item reflects years of deliberation and the upcoming decision will set the location for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Orient School Praised As Finest In South Dakota
Beadle county commissioners designate fifteen of sixteen banks as depositories for county funds. one bank excluded for not requesting funds. Orient builds a new public school, touted as the finest of its kind in a town with a small population. Sheriff’s association session in Pierre selects officers for the year: Young, Laughlin, Plotner, Anderson. State treasury calls for 72,009 in warrants. A family in Yankton suffers sewer gas exposure. Edward L Miller and family rescued. Lawrence county to build a new poor farm building costing 8,000 to 12,000.
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Thorson
Minnehaha
Senate
Highmore
Electoral Commission
Fnally
John F. Schroeder
Washington
Lion
Aecept
W. C. Cook
Dell Rapids
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Mellette
Yankton
McPherson
Lawrence
Oratory
Dillon
North Carolina
Beady
Curtis
Sirown
Bechnning
Senate Railway
Andrew Z. Lee
United State
Ratte
Custer
House
Lata
Fowler
Hebal
Ratle
Wartine
Johnson
Morris
Taylor
Bates
Heaward
Byrnes
Board of Beadle County Commissioners
Orient
South Dakota
Pierre
Sheriff's Association
Charles ©. Young
Beadie
J. W. Laughlin
Hughes
L. W. Plotner
Davison
John Anderson
Brown
Gayville
Lawrence County Commissioners Root
A Bachelor Girl Wonders Over Hair Woes and Wealth
A bachelor girl laments gray hairs and the cost of a nice set of brown curls. She complains about paying three dollars for the curls and having to pull them out, amid a lively chat with Mrs. Chagwater and Josiah Gouywater about fashionable ideas and long ropes of madroal.
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Nates
Lang, Suak
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City
Derres
Tophage
Tbs
Minnpender
Federal Judes
Pemmd
Gov. Cumer
Petey Memillus
Wee
America
MCCA
Thire
Nicholas Fualo
Scranton
Stork Gaina
France
O'Laughlin
Job C. O'Laughlin
McRetary
Bacon
Acretary
Root
Ende Life
John H. Woodbury
Coney Taland
Wellman
Angaard
Romaoe
Walter Wellan
Danesgate
National ‘Hoe Wholesalers’ Association of the
Delaware
Simeon
Pennewill
Dover
Zedge Fames Penpewiil
Emma Goldman
Hetcasea
Rema Geldman
Ban Pranciaey
Cal
Proma Hospital
Denver Society
Bishop 'Quatd
Domestic Relation Court
South Dakota State News
Giluegory
Gang
Welle Fourche
Mixcourt
Tink
Acros
Issenhuth
Couns Ty
Simonson
Old
Sisteton
Ele
Perkins
Harding
Milla
Milix
Seamon
Goy
Vessey
Caston
Howe
Fitch
Gustave Cammell
Sioux Falls
Rockham
Dean
T. McCloud
Gettysburg
McCloud
Mienen
Mitchallie
Wes
Sturgis
T At A.C
Wellen
Fort Colina Cole
al Atove
Mr. Welles
Foot Orandied
Frente Wen Wittie Somwegeten Buing
Kim ‘Pall
Chamberlain
Edward L. Miller
Beatiering Sanssine
Stina Barker
Simran
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