Northern South Dakota Pedagogies Gather in Aberdeen In April
The Northern South Dakota Educational Association finalizes plans for a meeting at the Aberdeen Normal School on April 10. Supt. B Pardy of Big Stone and Prof. F. W. Lindenau of Aberdeen organize programs with discussions on public schools city needs rural supervision and the role of history in education. Dr. W. W. Stetson delivers lectures with welcomes and responses from Judge L. W. Crofont and Supt. W. Ransom.
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Northern
South Dakota
Edjcational Association
Normal School
Aberdeen
B Pardy
Big Stone
Lindenrau
Foluwlus Progrim
Scino Penebe
Caemie Wolfe
Wy Smith
W. W. Steson
Auburn
L. W. Crofont
Mransom
Spink County
W. WV. Stetson
O. H. Jones
Roberts County
C. M. Stevens
Anna Shade
Redfield
W. W. Stetson
Jessie Cox
Aberdeen High School
W. A. Thompson
Webster
J. H. Hetley
Day County
C. E. Swanson
Pierre
Girl Chooses Blindness Over Eye Surgery at Cheyenne River
Frances Le Beau, an Indian policeman at the Cheyenne River agency, refused an operation to remove a diseased eye preferring blindness. The city visit and conflicting advice from a white doctor and native kin ended with her choosing to stay blind rather than undergo the procedure.
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Frances le Beau
Cheyenne River Agency
Lds
Watertown
Frank W. Lyon
Mr. Lyon
Hersef
Love and Affection Figure in 240 Acre Land Sale
The Carlisle township transfer records show Joseph T. Peck of Marion County Oregon selling 240 acres of farming land to his daughters Mrs. George Tooker and Mrs. Whitman Stone for cash and love and affection, the first such documented case where affection is counted in property value. The cash is about $2,500, roughly one sixth of the property's value, with love and affection valued similarly.
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Carlisle Township
Aberdeen
Register of Deeds
Joseph T. Peck
Marion County
Oregon
Peck
George Tooker
Whitman Stone
Salem
Ore
White Lake Creamery reports solid finances and stock plan
At the annual stockholders meeting in White Lake the creamery was found financially sound. Share issuance of eighty or more shares at 25 dollars each was approved. Officers elected for the year include President Jacob Lelbrick and Treasurer M. H. Gales. New directors are H. Suelflow, A. Frazer, Fred Lemeke, and B R Lloyd.
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White Lake
Burglars Raid Madison Gang Suspected in La Crosse
Milison February 25 Three stores were robbed in this city last night and efforts were made to break into homes. Police believe the same gang that robbed La Crosse earlier is operating here. Suspects were linked to the La Crosse burglary.
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la Crosse
Milison
Wie
Alleged Mashing Incident Sparks Police Alert in Clinton
An alleged offender nicknamed Kompaan chased an elderly girl into a cigar store for protection, prompting police scrutiny and possible arrests as investigations continue.
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Nalbed
Soon Hie
Clinton
Tia Po
Ik Bell
Work Sundays Too in Wisconsin Log Hauling
Cotderay Wis February 25 The last two Sundays were not observed by loggers due to fear of a thaw stopping hauling. Logs are shipped at about 500000 feet per day in this section, a third more than last winter.
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Cotderay
Wis
Duluth Foreman Killed In Sand Pit Collapse
Duluth February report states Duluth foreman Alex Cameron was killed at a city sand pit when a frozen crust gave way and collapsed beneath workers hauling sand at the edge of the city. The caving occurred as teams worked at the edge, burying Cameron.
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Duluth
Alex Cameron
Cameron
Flying Paper Causes Fatal Run in Duluth
In Duluth on February 25 a sensational runaway occurred on Eighth Avenue West injuring Frank Trainor the driver, and ten year old Henry Trainor mortally. The frightened team caused the danger as papers flew through the air.
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Duluth
Eghth Avenue
Frank Trainor
Mia
Henry
South Dakota Health Reports Low Death Rate
Pierre S D February 25 The report of the bureau of vital statistics shows that South Dakota with a death rate of 3.4 per thousand leads the nation No other state records less than twelve per thousand in the union
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Pierre
S. D
Bueau of Vital Statistics
South Dakota
Union
Fifteen Bulgarians in Breadline Escape Near Loretta
Fifteen Bulgarian laborers arrived in Appleton on February 25 after a harsh trek from Northern Michigan toward Chicago. Lured to work in a marsh near Loretta under promises of good wages, they were paid only one dollar a day and abandoned, beginning their return journey on foot back to Chicago.
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Appleton
Wis
Michigan
Chicago
Loretta
Mich
Mounted Carrier for Menomonie
Menomonie Wisconsin February 25 An additional mail carrier has been recommended for Menomonie by the post office inspector. The new man will use a horse and cover districts too remote from the city center to receive better service under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomonie
Wis
Post Office
Prize corn sells at auction for Marshall County short course
Thirteen hundred and four cars of prizewinning corn from Marshall county short course school were sold at auction for a total of 7515.50. The average price per bushel was 29.60.
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Marshalltown
Lowe
Marshall County
Kaufmann Murder Appeal Moves In Supreme Court
The first move in the appeal of Mrs. Kaufmann murder case from Sioux Falls was made Saturday with the filing of the record and bill of exceptions with the clerk of the supreme court. The notice is dated February 25. Pierre, S.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmann
Pierre
Mra
Sioux Falls
Supreme Court
Train Derails Near Nushka Injuring Two Passengers
A Great Northern passenger train derailed at Nushka Minnesota yesterday. A sleeper car toppled onto its side and two passengers suffered minor injuries. The cause remains under investigation.
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Nushka
Minn
Great Northern
Fall Breake Neck In Slope Accident
Deadwood Feb 25 Richard Pinkerton slipped while descending to a lunch counter in a local saloon and broke his neck. He died at the scene or shortly after, authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Richard Pinkerton
Big
Riot in Teheran Leaves Ten Dead in Main Street
Ten people died and many were wounded during a riot in Teheran's main street yesterday amid a religious festival, with several ecclesiastics among the injured.
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Teheran
Railroad Foreman Takes Own Life in Prairie du Chien
Joe Harat aged forty, foreman of the Burlington roundhouse, killed himself with a shot to the temple in his home in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin on February 25. No motive is known.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Joe Harat
Burlingtom Toundhouse
Division sentiment drives move to carve new counties
Across western South Dakota towns like Lemmon Meadow Grand River Camp Crook Philip Presho and Ly man show county division sentiment. Plans vary from creating new counties to shifting seats while Midland Fort Pierre and other communities weigh impact and potential boundary changes amid ongoing agitation and petitions.
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Butte
Léemmon
Meadow
Lemmon
Grand River
Demmon
Camp Crook
Philip
Stanley
Fort Pierre
Lyman
Presho
Oacoma
Pre
Hop Smoking Charged in Deadwood Case Clears Man
A young man known as the Brocky Kid was arrested in a lodging house during a sheriff raid where a pipe and layout were found. A woman acquaintance testified the layout was hers and the man was discharged. Authorities plan further action to curb hop smoking in Deadwood.
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Brocky Kid
Deadwood
Sheriff's Office
Barry
South Dakota Court Upholds Nursery Stock Law Provisions
The South Dakota Supreme Court upholds license and inspection provisions of the nursery stock law from the last session while striking down the bond requirement. Henry M. Hawley faced habeas corpus release and was arrested for selling stock without a license or inspection. The court denied release and sustained the fine for violating the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Henry M. Hawley
Hawley
M Garr Still Missing In Piedmont Sawmill Affair
United States Marshal John P Bold Ing investigates the disappearance of James McGarr owner of a Stage Barn canyon sawmill near Piedmont. Creditors including Tom Sweeney and a man named Wall have attachments, prompting Sheriff Stewart to advertise an immediate sale. The note also cites 1907 naturalization data and a boastful remark about courage and wealth.
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United States
John P. Bold Ing
Piedmont
James McGarr
McGarr
Rim
Stage Barn Canyon
Homestake
Tom Sweeney
Rapid City
Wall
Stewart
Sturgis
Black Hand letter threatens sabotage at Ute Island powder stores
A threatening letter signed Black Hand targets Commandr Braungrijeter in charge of the U S naval magazine at Iona Island. It demands the discharge of married men by January 1 1908 and warns 3 000 000 pounds of smokeless powder will be blown up if not complied. Secret service and marines guard the island 40 miles up the Hudson near West Point as workers are discharged and tensions rise.
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New York
Commandr Braungrijeter
United States Naval
Iona Islan
Ute Island
Secret Service
Bb Legis
Hind
Tow Island
Sland
Washington
Towa ‘Sland
Hudson
West Point
Run Down by Train Strikes Valley Village At Crossing
A wagon with city visitors returning from a basketball game was struck at a West Railroad crossing in Spring Valley by a Western express. Four killed instantly, two died at a hospital, three injured seriously. Gate tender testimony questions crossing gate status and driver actions.
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Spring Valley
Lvery
George Young
Ty Giles
Nyack
Yesterlay
Westack
Aim Gararig Dé Western
Hudson County Hospital
Hoken
N.J
Dustlinow
Hearst Leads Effort to Launch National Independence Party
Williams Randolph Hearst unveils the Independence league platform at a Chicago conference with 125 attendees from 35 states. A provisional national committee led by Mr. Shearat calls for a national convention to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates after major party meetings in Chicago and Denver.
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Hearst
Chicago
Independence League
Williams Randolph Hearst
League
Provisional National Committee
Mr. Shearat
Denver
Auditorium Hotel
Russia Yields on Aland Fortification Amid Baltic Entente
Diplomatic circles report Russia has abandoned plans to fortify the Aland Islands under pressure from other powers. An entente to preserve the Baltic status quo is expected to be arranged soon.
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Russia
Copenhagen
Aland Islands
Baltic
Interurban crash near Cambridge kills one injures fifteen
One person was killed and fifteen injured in a collision between two interurban cars near Cambridge Ohio. The accident occurred yesterday setting the death and injury toll in the small city area.
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Cambridge
Ohio
SLAIN FARMER PUT IN GRAVE IMMIGRATION FROM SOUTH EXPECTED
The article reports the burial of Ben Roemey at St. Felix cemetery following a murder at the Roemer home. It notes ongoing police inquiries into suspects and mentions a broader context of immigration trends, including anticipated heavy settler movement from the United States to the Canadian Northwest due to attractive rail rates and good winter conditions, with farm yields and production data from Alberta and Magrath regions. It also references a city reception and lists several notable absentees.
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Wabasha
Minj
Roemer
Ipatn
Te Ben Roemey
St. Pelix Cemntiry
Hie
Wurnerers
Lorney
Powhy Aiomeyta
Soemy
St. Paul
Minn
Canadian Northwest
United States
Canadian
Canada
Alberta
Cardston
H. Howe
Magrath
Alta
J. F. Bradshaw
State Pays Off Loans in Minnesota Treasury
State Treasurer C. C. Dinehart collected 4603,298.30 from all sources and paid the balance of loans totaling about 150,000. The revenue fund deficiency was wiped out and a remaining balance of 112,561.40 is reported.
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St. Paul
C.C. Dinehart
All
Farmer Peter Ikenberg Dies in Suicide Near Atwater
Atwater Minnesota February 25 Peter Larson Ikenberg a prominent farmer living five miles south of Atwater died instantly in a barn shooting. After an initial attempt where only a thumb was severed he returned to load more cartridges and finally used a cord to pull the trigger with his foot to end his life.
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Kandlyohj County
Succeeda
Atwater
Minn
Peter Larson Ikenberg
Boundary Line 18 Set Minnesota Wisconsin Boundary Settled
Minnesota and Wisconsin game and fish authorities agree to treat the middle of the Mississippi and Lake Pepin as the boundary between the states. Deputies have long disputed authority over the same waters, causing friction between the two departments.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin Game and Fish Authorities
Mississippi River
Lake Pepin
Teakettle Accident Claims Young Boy at Stephan Minn
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Durand died after severe burns from a teakettle of boiling water that toppled onto him while he played on a chair by the kitchen stove in Stephan Minnesota.
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Stephan
Minn
Stephen
Joseph Durand
Fire aid kills woman in Cedar Rapids blaze
Mrs Enos Balm, wife of a saloon keeper, tried to pour kerosene on a balky fire in Cedar Rapids Iowa yesterday morning. The kerosene can exploded and she fell dead into the arms of her husband who had rushed downstairs after hearing her cries.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Enos Balm
Fall and Bricks Lives Wrecker Alights. Will Recover
Fred Miller, Chicago building wrecker, fell from the second story of a dismantled glucose factory in Marabalitown on February 96, landing head first on a brick pile. Despite serious injuries, he is expected to recover. In Northfield Minnesota Aaron Fredenburg George Vandervoort and Charles Ross are bound over for the May term on charges of stealing 8900 pounds of succotash from F W Pritchard granary.
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Marabalitown
Town
Fred Miller
Chicago
Northfield
Minn
Aaron Fredenburg
George Vandervoort
Charles Ross
Northfeld Township
Dundas
F. W. Pritchard
New Postmaster Named at Fort Ripley
Fort Ripley Crow Wing county Minnesota appoints Leon J. Clouse postmaster replacing J L Berge who resigned. The action was recorded on February 25 and confirms the new appointment at the Fort Ripley office.
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Fort Ripley
Washington
Leon J. Clouse
Crow Wing County
Minn
J. L. Berge
Sioux City Parties Nominate Leaders Under New Primary Law
Sioux City Iowa February 26 at the first primary under the new law the Republican voters chose I N Stone for mayor over T F Griffin. Incumbent Mayor Sears won the Democratic nomination without opposition.
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Sioux City
Sloux City
Iowan
I. N. Stone
T. F. Griffin
Sears
Creamery Destroyed by Fire in Glencoe Minnesota
Glencoe Minnesota February 26 fire destroyed the new Auburn cooperative creamery. One senator and burn and 1800 pounds of butter were saved. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars with partial insurance.
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Glencoe
Minn
New Auburn
Cure for Eczema Ends Fifty Five Years of Suffering
Hale Bordwell of Tipton Tennessee describes a long battle with eczema ending after using Cathorn Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills for eight months. He reports a complete cure and endorses the remedy, dated August 17 1907.
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Hale
Broken New Year Resolutions Prompt Book Talk
A brief exchange notes confusion over a book titled Three WeekeT and hints at a discussion about its content. The fragment suggests readers question the book’s subject and themes as a new year reading prompt.
Taubert Tannery Ad and Proverb Stylistic Note
Mixed copy contains a Taubert Tannery Minneapolis ad promising hides and furs tanning for robes and rugs with a palm price list. It also delivers quips about honor, faith, and wealth with fragmented lines and political convention references.
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Taubert Tannery
Minneapolis
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