Government probes powder firms over restraint of trade
The U S government targets major powder companies including Du Pont and Delaware imports amid alleged price fixing. The inquiry focuses on restraints of trade and the holding structure of smaller firms tied to a central powder industry. Proceedings may involve court action in Delaware and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sq-Calle
Whenington
Tee
Wes. de Kemours Company
Parser
Delaware
Gerenty
Heiding Company
Second Circuit
Grates
Insurrectionists Attacked Mexican Post Near Palomas
A clash with insurrectionists occurred across the river from Palomas. One noncombatant was killed and a severely wounded prisoner captured. The attack began with a bomb at the telegraph office, cutting outside communication, then a one hour fight with bombs and gunfire before the attackers fled west into the mountains.
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Wena Muateo
Bara
Thare
Colum Bue
Palowad
Juan Correon
Palomas
Iltimad
Mies Beliers
New Mexico
Mimbros
el Paso
Hi Paso
Women plan raid on the House of Commons over suffrage
Hundreds of suffragists gathered at Caxton Hall Tuesday to interview Prime Minister Asquith about immediate women’s franchise. Police blocked the deputation at the house of Commons, and the demonstrators prepared a larger protest with hundreds more expected.
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Caxton Hall
House of Commons
Promoter Asquith
Curt Mumage
Man Mistaken for Assassin Dies in Chicago Tuesday
Albert Gallagher longtime secret service man died in Chicago Tuesday. A crowd mistook him for the assassin and beat him after Ceolgons fired the shot that killed McKinley, according to the attending physician.
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Albert Gallagher
Secret Service
United States
Ceolgons
McKinley
Chica
Gallager
Gallagher
Mobilisation of British Warships Reaches Peak
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford takes supreme command of four ships with 64 000 men and crews in home waters. The fleet represents the greatest naval force ever assembled in history.
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Lord Charles Beresford
Prison fatality shocks Kiev precinct
A chaotic report states that Mas Ghertaova, imprisoned in Kiev, was shot by a sentry after signaling with a mirror. The guard fired from a sentry post as she stood near a doorway. The incident ends with the prisoner dead at the scene.
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Girt
Mas. Ghertaova
Poliical
Kiev
Biuseia
Gret
Unclear OCR: Strikers in Arkansas Fire Shots in Disputed Battle
Fragmentary report notes a pitoned clash Monday between shopmen strike forces and a rival company near Van Buren Arkansas. Two were shot and wounded in the confrontation amid spilled vault damage and bank incident details.
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Bey
Zeppelin Counts Vast Airship Voyage Across Swiss Cities
Count Zeppelin piloted the airship from Friedrichshafen for twelve hours touring northern Switzerland. The voyage covered Zurich Winterthur Lucerne and the Lake Constance area with an average speed of 34 miles per hour and included precise maneuvers over Zurich and Lucerne amid calm weather and crowds of spectators.
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Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Switzerland
Zurich
Winterthur
Lucoren
Lake Constanes
Constance
Frauenfeld
Lucerne
Duel in Paris Leaves Lawyer Wounded in Arm
In Paris on Wednesday a sword duel erupted between M Jouvenel, editor’s brother, and lawyer Baudelot over a libel case involving the Matin and Senator Humbert. Baudelot was wounded in the right arm after a confrontation that began when Baudelot slapped Jouvenel. Jouvenel then struck Baudelot with his cane.
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Paris
M.jouvenel
The
Matin
Baudelot
M. Baudelot
Humbert
Henri Rochette
Omaha Woman Mae Wood Indicted for Perjury and Forgery
Mae Wood of Omaha, who sued Platt for divorce, was indicted by the New York grand jury on charges of perjury and forgery. She allegedly signed Senator Platts name to documents recognizing the marriage in 1901 at a Fifth Avenue hotel. Wood remains free on 5000 dollars bail.
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Platt
Map
Wood
Omaha
Thomas
Grand Dary
New York
Misa Wood
Women Suffragists Sentenced After Parliament Demonstration
Twenty seven of twenty nine suffragists arrested during a demonstration before the British House of Parliament were fined or ordered to pay security and go to prison for three months. Two women who broke windows at Premier Asquith's residence received two months hard labor. Mary Leigh admitted during arrest that “it’ll be bombs next time.”
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Hritiah
Fuil
Alsquith
Mary Leigh
Ten Years For Waller 2 Hartnett in Public Case
Hartnett, ex vice president and general counsel of the Western Pacific Mailroad and California Base Deposit and WReuat firms, convicted in San Tranciece last November for 9 million dollars, was sentenced Wednesday to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Waller
Hartnett
Western Pacific Mailroad Company
California Base Deposit and Wreuat Company
San
Chicago Murder Mystery Unidentified Woman Found
A dismembered body of an unidentified woman was found Wednesday night in Chicago. The victim showed cut and cruiser marks on the throat and ropes tied at hands and feet. A man who may have been with her Sunday prior to the discovery has since disappeared.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Slows Palle
Robert Hayes
Deadwood
Freeman Knowle
Deadwood Lantern
South Dakota
Carland
United States Court
Mutiny at Brest Barracks Report
Fragmentary note describes mutiny at Brest barracks with sailors confined under discipline. Details unclear due to garbled OCR. The record emphasizes disciplinary measures and military restraint at the naval facility.
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Brest
Primary nominating process questioned over Parker vacancy
South Dakota Republicans face a choice as the Parker vacancy triggers questions about primary law. Law sections show the party committee may appoint a replacement after a death or similar event, potentially avoiding a costly second primary. The Mitchell state convention on the 11th will decide the path forward.
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Parker Bucreeor
Col
W. H. Parker
Parker
Poltical Party
Con- Krew
Mitchell
Young Man Dies From Lockjaw After Nail Injury
William Doane, a South Dakota arrival from Warren, died three weeks after stepping on a rusty nail at carpentry work. He initially recovered from a foot wound but later developed stiffness and back pain, then suffered a severe lockjaw attack and expired after twenty four hours despite medical care.
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Wiliam Doane
South Dakota
Warren
Artosian
Normex
Republican convention to be held at Mitchell on July 14
The Republican party schedules a Mitchell convention on July 14 to adopt a platform with little business expected as no state officer contests exist. A railway derailment near Ordway injures two crew members while a funnel cloud sighting is reported near Bridgewater.
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Mitchell
Ita
Geddes
Tornado Rips Pukwana Brule County Outskirts
A severe tornado struck the town of Pukwana in Brule County near Mitchell on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line injuring no one seriously. The cyclone destroyed 12 to 15 businesses and homes, toppled elevators and depot structures, and wrecked the Carpenter Farnborn farm with all its buildings. A hail and rain storm added to the devastation, destroying crops across three miles of countryside and ruining the region's prospects.
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Pukwam
Brule
Mitchell
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pukwana
Afteen
Hall
Acrow
Milwaukee Track
Carpenter-fanborn
Dry Farming Tests Near Rapid City Aim to Prove Campbell System
Experiments on soil culture near the Black Hills in western South Dakota are led by Rapid City Business Men's club. The Campbell system pretends to store moisture by soil preparation, aiding crops with seasonal rainfall. Proponents cite Nebraska Kansas and Texas gains and urge more farmers to adopt the method.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
South Dakota
Business Men's Club
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Body Found as Falls Authorities Seek Moreland Kin
Minnehaha county authorities search for relatives of a man named Frank Moreland whose body rests in the coroner's rooms in Sioux Falls after being struck by a freight locomotive near Valley Springs. Cause of death cited as alcohol induced stupor.
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X Falls
Frank Moreland
Minnehaha County
L. D. Miller
Bloux Falls
Moreland
Omaha Railroad Company
Valley Springs
Sioux Falls
Fall from Fence in Milbank Claim Repairs
A Milbank resident described as a leading machine buyer fell from a fence and was picked up. The report notes the individual’s age as around 00 years and mentions a fall at the location. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fease Patel
W.W. Reeve
Milbank Ed Wes & Leading Mach
South Dakota June school fund up 4597087 per pupil 2.46
The June semi annual apportionment of the state school income fund totals 459,708.70 for 146,223 pupils, 2.46 per student, the largest distribution yet. Expansion of the fund reduces local school taxes and sets a record for future years, with December apportionment likely to rise. The association of threshers in Huron capped its gathering with about 400 attendees and a push for legislation aiding grain growers. An historical Springfield flag relic was gifted to the state normal school, and government allotment efforts in Tripp county target 600,000 to 700,000 acres opened to white settlement. A new dairy elevator company plans in Peru, litigation over Knowles, and a funds call of 126,000 from the state treasurer are noted, along with various local appointments and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Department
South Dakota Threshers’ Association
Huron
FL J. Rice
Huron Commercial Club
Hensle
Nichols, Sheperd Co
Turon
State Normal School
Springfield
John L. Turner
Old Territory
Springfold
Bon Homme County
Trajan
Springfield Normal School
Remarkable Recovery and Odd Historical Clips
A composite column reports Mrs. Frank Stroebe of Appletown Wisconsin praising Peruna for renewed strength and health. The clipping weaves in trivia about bread riots in Spain, child teething remedies, a humorous exchange about a flooded cellar and apple overflow, plus a historical jab at General Francis Marion and a child's spelling woes.
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Frank Stroebe
R. F.D
Appletton
Wis
Peruna
Wife Converts Husband With Postum Beverage Change
A wife credits her decision to switch from coffee to Postum for easing a troubled nervous system. After initial trial and careful preparation, the family notices improved wellbeing and the husband eventually agrees to drink Postum, remarking on his partner’s evident improvement and seeking his own change.
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Ann” Coree
Ae Utzh National Bank
Mv Rabs
Sere Crenees
Boepal Wier
Seppelin
Mazes Throng
Mae Wood
South Dakota State News
Fea Jora—Railway
Ordway
Bag Tara
Pothrow
Michael Ny End
Fred Kir
Kow
Bridgewater
Wilecked
Dore
United States Indian
Astradia
Rapid
Tripp
Rosebud
John IT. Scriven
Noresford
Dairy & Farmers’ Elevator
John Magruder
Sully
Muron
Ata Aheeim
LO. O F
Fort Pierre
Evesine
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Armee
Harvey O. Ride
Muren
Phe
Spain
Francis Marion
Health Department
Chicago Tribune
Lippincott's
Wife
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