Counterpriter to Prison in Far West Case
A 15 year old counterfeiter, Dy J Counterman of New Albany, pled guilty in Fort Heat, Kan. district court to counterfeiting. He received a six year minimum penalty of two years in prison and a $5 000 fine, part of a crackdown on a protracted gang operation that was broken up by government officers months earlier.
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New Albany
Mon
Mie
Fort Heatt
Kan
Witeh
Wikma Coun
Ex Sultan Harem Exodus Amid Turbulent Syria News
Reports detail a mass exodus of imperial harem women from the Yildiz kiosk after Abdul Hamid's deposition, with dozens of carriages carrying women to Stamp Boulevards. A separate telegram mentions a revolt of the Byriase sect in Hauran, Syria, prompting troop dispatch.
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Yildia
Stampboul
Chamber of Deputies
Hauran
Syria
Upper
Jordan
Cabinet Shake Up in Ottoman Empire Names New Grand Vizier
The Ottoman sultan appointed Molla Rabid as grand vizier and Zin Eddin Effendi as head of the faith, replacing Tevek Pasha and Aisa Pasha respectively. Edin Efondi-Gadden Tam Great Bure pee me Coser Wimi Pasha and Molla Sahib installed in the latest cabinet moves. The reform aims to peace, welfare, and stable administration.
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Ahlok
Turkey
Tevek Pasha
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Ichanger
Madan Sahib
Ghanies
Nall Bey
Chamber of Deputies
Sinope
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Azmi Bey Na
Public Instruction
Vics
Artshikma Pasha
Aisa Pasha
Mirine
Assault on Woman Near Dayton Captured by Mob
A 22 year old wife, Mrs Frank Hennemey, was assaulted near a railroad outside Dayton Ohio late Tuesday by a man named John Norris. The crime occurred in view of children who raised an alarm and prompted farmers to pursue. The suspect was captured after a one hour chase covering about two miles. Identification of the man remains unclear.
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Frank Hennemey
John Norris
Fierce Long Island Sound Storm Claims Multiple Barges
A severe coastal gale off Long Island and Connecticut shores sinks four barges near Branford, with one ashore near Faulkner's Island. Captain Marshall and A Percy aboard the Susquehanna, along with Percy’s wife and an infant, are reported drowned. Tugs Revolute Hokendaul and Charles B Sanford work to recover wreckage and bodies, with Bulley assisting and recovering Percy’s young son.
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Faulkner's Island
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Hokendaul
New Haven
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Cranford
Charles B. Sanford
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Capt
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Wheat Advances Signal Bull Campaign Revival
Tuesday saw July wheat jump from 1.12 to 1.16 on the board of trade, closing 10 cents higher than April lows and near May and July peak marks. Bulls, led by Jamon A. Patten of Bartlett, Patten & Co., bought July heavily as crop reports from Ohio and Oklahoma showed uneven gains while mentions of green bugs spurred buyers. In a separate incident, an explosion at the Keystone Coal Arona mine injured seven miners and caused a panic among 200 workers as powder sparks ignited a can, the mine suffering no structural damage.
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Ruling Triggers Market Swings Over Coal Ownership Case
Railroad attorneys and market observers parsed the U.S. Supreme Court decision on the commodities clause as a shift affecting coal ownership. Stocks rallied after initial unease as railroads clarified they may continue operating under indirect control, with Delaware and Hudson and Reading among affected lines weighing adjusted ownership structures.
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Mad forger Edward Rentech sent to asylum in Chester
Edward H. Rentech a former Indianapolis liquor dealer and sportsman was sentenced Monday to the asylum for the criminal insane in Chester Illinois on forgery charges. He allegedly forged Edward M. Bertrand of Rockford Illinois and obtained $1000 from Benjamin F. Odell, then fled and assumed the name John Klein.
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Edward T. Rentach
Nealthy Mquor
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Innane
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Rentech
St. Louis
Louiaville
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John Klein
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Rockford
Til
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Antiquity Revered by American Visitors at Rome Tour
Ambassador Lios Griscom guided Philadelphians through Roman sights showing American respect for ancient treasures. He noted a southerner who claimed a church he visited, likely the Ara Coeli on the Capitol, was 800 years old, while remarking it smelled older.
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Calhoun
Ten Years Of Pain Through Kidney Troubles
ANapoleon Ohio woman recounts decade long suffering from kidney issues with back pain and dizziness. She credits Deans Kidney Pills for quick relief and eventual cure after doctors failed. Ad copy and other content follow with miscellaneous notes.
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Mia
Margaret Enmerich
Clinton St
Napoleon
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. C
Fashion Hints From The Seaside Street Style
A fragmented fashion note hints at seaside style tips. Readers glimpse cropped silhouettes and light fabrics, urging quick updates for warm days.
Tragedy Near Beresford Over Wage Ends in Death
In Nora, near Beresford, Nels Nelson known as Tuattlequake Pete died two days after a wage dispute escalated into violence. Nelson attacked Dahlum with a pitchfork. Dahlum retreated, then threw a piece of stove at Nelson, crushing his skull. Dahlum, an old resident with holdings, bears a good reputation in the neighborhood. State's Attorney Hucking opened an investigation.
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Nelton
Dahlum
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Dahtum
Die
New Lands Taxation Hints Large Acreage Additions
Reports to the state auditor from Chamberlain Lemmon districts detail new land to be taxed this year. Chamberlain lists 1 968 new quarter sections led by Lyman county 1 028 and Crow Creek transfers. Lemmon reports 1 106 new quarter sections with 1 081 in 5 county and 67 in Harding county.
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Lyman County
Stanley King Brule
Buffalo
Crow Creek
Lemmon
Harding County
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Rapid City
Aberdeen
Gregory
Lennox Couple Elopes After Stable Abduction Incident
Mrs Plucker and her husband’s hired man Amos Kra mer eloped from Lennox Monday taking the three year old child. An accomplice used a second team hitched west of Lennox. They likely fled on the Northwestern train from Parker toward Pierre. Krumeiga and Krumoiga are described as 6 feet tall, sandy complexions, and 200 pounds. the couple are both under 80.
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Pierre
Krumeiga
Fort Pierre
Krumoiga
Plucker Tote
Brown County cow acts as pig mother in odd adoption tale
Charles Sundberg reports a Brown County case in which a cow adopts two piglets after their mother rejects them. The unusual scene has the calves following the cow, squealing for milk until she allows nursing. Other local items include church dedications in Philip and Wessington, treasury balances, and new construction in De Smet and Hot Springs.
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Brown County
Charles Sundberg
Gold in Black Sand Draws Buffalo Residents
Buffalo residents claim black sand along Grand River near the new Harding Perkins county line contains gold. Foreman Schultz of the Homestake mine allegedly investigated the sands and reports paying quantities of gold. he ordered materials for a thirty foot sluice. Locals expect large scale placer mining along the river in the near future.
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Harding
Perkins
Butte
Grand Riger
Schultz
Homestake
Fuffalo
Farmer with shotgun shoots hired man near Hurley
Nels J. Peterson of six miles east of Hurley used a shotgun Saturday night after a dispute over a $1 washing charge. The hired man fled after a broom attempt. Peterson fired from the house striking the man in the neck area. The man returned fire with a revolver but missed.
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Railroad extension plans reach toward Watertown and Butte County
The Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad aims to extend west from Le Tiewu toward the Missouri river, reaching central Butte County by summer. An opinion by Haney in the supreme court sends the Huron city and Dakota Central Telephone to the circuit court, citing insufficient public import for original jurisdiction.
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le Tiewu
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Supreme Court
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Baptists to Build Aber Deen Church After Fire Loss
The Aber Deen Baptist denomination plans a new church to replace the November 30 fire destroyed edifice. The 86 by 54 foot pink pressed brick building will have sandstone trim and a mission style, with contracts to be let at once. Farmers between Fort Pierre and Draper plan a cooperative telephone company connecting the towns using separate railroad systems, improving rural communication.
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Wilth
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Fort Pierre
Draper
Ine
Thrift of Mine Workers and Local Changes Reported
Thrift among Homestake miners shown by First National Bank of Lead depositors. Yankton Motel changes owners with Peter Steffen retiring and Frank Harris taking over. Brand registration in the state rises to 4714. Henry Maubree dies after being struck in Milbank yards.
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Made Well and Strong by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs. Josie Hault of Bardstown Kentucky reports cure of uterine ulcers and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Christiana Tennessee resident Mary Woop praises relief from severe female troubles and nerves. The ad touts the remedy for fibroid ulceration and backache and claims thirty years of use.
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Kemp's Balsam cures coughs and colds quickly
A 25 cent bottle of Kemp's Balsam is touted as a doctor recommended remedy for any cough that ordinary medicines can cure. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home to prevent suffering from colds and coughs.
Old Soakers Get Saturated with Caffeine
A Huntsville Alabama woman recalls years of stomach trouble from coffee and details how stopping coffee and switching to Postum improved her health. She reports months of relief and regained appetite after addressing coffee as the likely cause.
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