Grain firm barred from paying elevator allowances
Interstate Commerce Commission orders Union Pacific to stop paying any allowance to Peavy Co for grain moved through elevators in Abe ne City and Cornwall Bluffs. The ruling blocks funds tied to direct or indirect ownership not shipped out within ten days of receipt.
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Caden Pactic
Peavey & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Peavy & Co
Apene City
Cornell Bluffs
Bryan Kern Ticket Dominates Convention Motion
A transcription notes Bryan and Kern rising to top positions at a party convention as delegates rally behind a Bryan Kern ticket. The scene includes speeches, withdrawals, and pledges of support shaping the nomination amid Indiana influence and coordinated endorsements.
Fragmented OCR Note on Pere Reedy Action in Tabris Town
Fragmented report describes Pere Reedy preparing bombardment of Tabris Town. Dispatch mentions protecting Berupeans and urgent actions by authorities. Text is garbled with missing letters and unclear sources.
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Pere Reedy
Tabris
Eircom
Ubrin
Thureday
Thare
Hay
Mabelly
Bryan's Nomination Proclaimed Unanimous After Delay
At the Democratic National Convention Bryan was nominated amid a tense session. A late night platform adoption followed by lengthy speeches culminated in a unanimous roll call favoring Bryan, with Gov Johnson and others receiving mentions. A dramatic scene included a flock of white doves as the ballot concluded.
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Bryan
Jon Gov
Haskell
Okla
Con- Tames
Kentucky
Ylalded
Nebraska
I. J. Duan
Omaha
Bran
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Judge Gray
Delaware
Convcation
New Bridge Falls at Cologne Killing Many Workmen
A bridge under construction over the Rhine at Cologne collapsed on a Thursday causing the crane to fall and several scaffolds to fail. Up to noon fourteen bodies were recovered and nine men were severely injured. Rescue workers and police rushed to the scene, saving some swimmers from the current. The final death toll could not yet be determined.
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Cologne
Rhine
Rpreus
National Democratic convention features Gore and Bryan
A one hour and twenty seven minute demonstration at the national democratic convention led by T P Gore drew the crowd to its feet after he cited President Roosevelt and Bryan. The session paused as committees delayed reports and a night session was planned.
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Gore
Bryan
James
Kentucky
Wax
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Cure claims from a Kentucky mother boost medical remedy
A 1907 letter from M. W. Laftue of Louisville Kentucky attests to dramatic recovery of an infant after Rica una remedy attempts. The signer credits immediate improvement and cure after using Cotichura Remedies noting months later the child is strong and free of disease.
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Atea
M. W. Laftue
Loulaville
May Crush Black Hand In New York Anti Gang Drive
New York police say key leaders and several lieutenants of the Black Hand are arrested or in custody after a Monday night sweep. Officers believe more members, including saloonkeepers linked to the gang, remain at large as they intensify efforts to round up the entire network.
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Lieut
Petrosina
Virel
Alarming Crime Rise Among New York City Youths
Police Commissioner Bingham reports a sharp rise in youth crime. In the last three years 1,814 felonies and 1,591 misdemeanors were charged by detectives, with 608 felons and 904 misdemeanants convicted and 74 suspected. This year 2,860 children under 16 have been arrested, up from 1,726 last year, while ages 16 to 20 total 6,123 arrests this year versus 2,919 last year.
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Bingham
New York
Detective Bureau
Whitecaps mob murder on Montana claim sparks violence
Whitecaps attacked the Hays family ten miles north of Culbertaon Montana. John Hays and his one year old daughter were slain after a land dispute with Walter Long. The shooting occurred as residents argued over shared grazing and land occupancy.
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Hays
Unclear text from historical notice
The readable parts describe a fragmented, jumbled notice with names and numbers but lack coherent events. The record preserves the garbled reference to a bid or financial figure and a vague drill or wall term, without discernible persons, places, or outcomes.
Tragic Bonhomme County Death Linked to Scandal Rumors
In Bonhomme County the 17 year old Jennie Peters hanged herself in a barn after a breakup and harsh gossip. Neighbors say she was pure of character and overwhelmed by the engagement rupture caused by alleged scandal rumors. Authorities note the tale rests on unproven reports from locals.
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Bonhomme
Jennie
Mme Jenne Peters
Nicholas Petery
Honhomme County
Hyresti
Minnehaha County Considers Bids for Sioux River Ditch
The Minnehaha County Commission opened bids for a Mammoth drainage ditch along the Big Sioux river north of Sioux Falls. The project, estimated at about 2000, aims to drain thousands of acres of farmland damaged by flooding. several contractors including Fort Dodge, Marshalltown, Minneapolis and Indianapolis submitted bids. The board will review the proposals and announce any awards in the coming weeks.
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Sioux Falls
Board of
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Minneapolis
Indianapo
Peapwood Hold-Up Stuns Deadwood In Late Evening Theft
In Deadwood Roy was gagged and robbed in a bold street holdup by two men as Charles Anderson a miner from Strawberry Gulch. he had just cashed a large check but left the money with a friend. Police report several arrests following the incident.
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Roy
Deadwood
Charles Anderson
Strawberry Gulch
Anderson
Democratic Return Review Reveals Olson Vote Miscount
Exvor in Democratic Return analyzes Aguras on congressional returns showing an error of 100 in Olson’s favor. J. B. Harels of Yankton listed as second nominee instead of Olson of Deadwood, with both Democratic nominees placed in the southeast region.
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Aguras
Olson
J. B. Harels
Yankton
Deadwood
Lightning Kills Cattle Near Miller and Cox
Lightning struck near Miller killing nine cattle for L. D. Stewart and two for P. Bowen, plus one for Mr. Cox here. An animal lost an eye and others were crippled. Cattle were near wire fences during the storm.
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Miller
L. D. Stewart
P. Bowen
Mr. Cox
Fire Gutts Seede Moving Picture Theatre Armour
A fire gutted the Seede moving picture theater in Armour on Friday night. The blaze caused extensive damage and investigators pursue the ignition source as patrons and staff escaped. Local authorities and fire crews worked to control the flames and assess losses.
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Muring Picture Machine Rares
Seede Moving Picture Theater
Aeel
Mitchell Woman Duped by Clairvoyants in Theft Case
A Mitchell businesswoman paid $100 to two clairvoyants who claimed to perform a charm. They added $200 and placed all in a sack to wear as a necklace for four days, then vanished after she checked the sack found only paper. The sheriff tracked them to Fremont, Nebraska.
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Mitchell
Fremont
Neb
Change in Postal Plans Shifts Funds to Sioux Falls
South Dakota post offices will start sending surplus postal funds directly to the Sioux Falls postoffice instead of Chicago. Previously first through third class offices mailed to Chicago, while fourth class sent via Postmaster Stites in Sioux Falls. The change will boost Sioux Falls clearings by thousands monthly, with some offices handling up to 40000 dollars yearly.
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South Dakota
Stonx
Chicago
Stites
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Corn Palace Draws Fresh Attractions For Fall Week
Mitchells annual corn palace secures many new acts early. Thavius concert band and philharmonic orchestra lead the musical lineup alongside vaudeville acts headed by Henri French Laurent trio aerial artists and a five person Japanese troupe. Special emphasis on larger agricultural exhibits to boost state advertising.
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Mitchell
Thavius
Henri French
Laurent Trio
Murder at Imlay Shocks Local Community
M F Bright merchant and land locator was shot in a cornfield near Im lay, a station east of Rapid City. The body was found by E B Randall and a woman said to be Winifred Barton. A coroner's jury linked the name N F Deagoo tattooed on Bright's arm as his likely alias amid tensions between cowpunchers and homesteaders and Pine Ridge half-breed conflicts.
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M. F. Bright
Imlay
Rapid City
E. B. Randall
Winifred Barton
N. F. Deagoo
Red Oak
Pine Ridge Reservation
Top Notch Wool Price Sparks Belle Fourche Shippers Jubilant
The Belle Fourche wool market hits a peak with the highest price paid this year. Six outside buyers compete as warehouses fill and shippers celebrate a rapid rise in prices.
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Belle Fourche
MM. C
H. T. ‘Thompson Company
Eau. Tre
J. B. Aroha
United States
Uniting Farmers Phone Lines Proposed in Brookings County
A plan to purchase and consolidate all farmers telephone lines in Brookings County was organized to create a single network with common headquarters under one management. The association aims to cover the entire county. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Towers of Mul Meadow celebrated their garden wedding anniversary on July 5 and settled at 1376.
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Ings County
Brookings County
Gilbert Towers
Mul Meadow
Saloon List Cast In Dell Rapids Shuffle
Fragmentary report notes a tombahall entry among saloon men in Dell Rapids with references to Pine, Pele, and Prete in a disrupted cast of names and places.
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Main Brest
Dell Rapids
Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted as Gentle Laxative
The General Demand for a simple effective liquid laxative is met by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co. The ad touts its wholesome, gentle yet prompt action and urges purchase only the genuine product from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Two Uncomfortable Beds and Odd Encounters
A rambling tale weaves an old mountain preacher's memory of a lawyer friend in Kentucky visiting a poor client. The visit exposes spare quarters, a cold loft bed of fodder, and a soot covered son sleeping by the backlog as guests learn humility in hard hospitality. A Toronto jab and a comic exchange with Clara and George punctuate the piece.
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Bia
Kentucky
Fodllah Jack Letters Raise Questions About Keepsakes
Nan asks why all of Jack's letters are saved while Fodllah questions the motive. The exchange notes a recurring postscript urging destruction yet hints at a broader concern over record keeping and privacy.
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Jack
Nan
Athletes Embrace Grape-Nuts and Postum for Training
An athlete recalls shifting from meat heavy diets to Grape-Nuts and Postum during training. He notes increased liveliness and strength, citing weight gain from 124 to 140 pounds through the football season and improved condition attributed to the new diet and avoidance of coffee.
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Atasea
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