Knighted Eight-Game Warden Named for Pentington County
Edwin RK Mills of Baypid City appointed as county warden for Pentington. John Iron of Big Coolie arrested by Sheriff Minder on charges of breaking into a home owned by John Bear and stealing valuables not riveted to the spot. W N Reynolds injured in a highway accident at Pere hospital, Medda.
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Goy. Kod
Pentington County
Edwin RK. Mills
Baypid City
John Iron
Big Coolie
Minder
John Bear
W. N. Reynolds
Muphes County
Pere
John
Brownlee
George Hhersole
Canada
South Dakota
Yankton
Ainsworth
Brown County
Neb
John Pearce
Peru
Ind
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
William Bowman
Peoria
Jennie Anderson
Youngstown
Ohio
Elsie Anderson
Briley
Onie
Grove City
Foreign Bank of M. Kasimir & 1 Co
Je Honiaead
Hors
Tit Grahier
Chaves Beosay
Bertrand
Anna Waldin
Bengon
George Campbell
Frank Vader
Pitkin
Colo
Vader
Campbell
Lucy Lloyd
Della Lloyd
Noehriska City
Wax Ingano
Yexemion
Krueger & Peterson
Plaine, Mont
George Wheeler
Higbee
Bathena Sturgeon
Bradley
Wheeling
W.va
Tjner
Pomeroy
Okla
Webster
Long
Casper
Wyo
Dominick G. O'Malley
New Orleans
Gov. Blanchard
Washington Notes on Land Set Aside and Inspectors
The president orders set aside a quarter section for irrigation research by the Agriculture Department. Secretary Wilson delays his vacation to implement meat inspection and other new laws. Far-reaching inspector examinations are outlined, with salaries and duties noted amid a roundup of accidents and international notes.
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Washington
Belle Fourche
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
W. HW. Wiley
Fall of Ministry Postponed Amid Russian unrest
From St Petersburg and Samara reports noting two regiments mutinied in Samara with service demands while mutineers seek full compliance. Constitutional Democrats inch toward power while arrests and police actions rise against anti‑Jewish provocateurs as peasant land conflicts grow and estates burn in Saratov and Voronezh regions.
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Constitutional Democrats
Naboukoff
St. Petersburg
Samara
Fram St. Petersburg
Prince Oblensky
Saratkoff
Shermetief
Voroneseh
Indian children may attend any school chosen by parents
Bishop Shinner reports from Roosevelt that Indian children may enroll in any school designated by their parents, following his return from Washington. The July statement confirms parental choice as to schooling for Indian youths in Superior, Wisconsin.
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Superior
Wis
Shinner
Washington
Roosevelt
Hail Storm Kills Fifty in Valencia Yesterday
A severe hail storm hit Valencia on July causing fifty deaths as large hailstones shattered roofs and forced residents to seek shelter. The storm damaged homes and disrupted daily life across the city.
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Valencia
Spain
Peary Lost in Frozen North
Report says Robert Peary may have sacrificed his life in the race to the north pole. Naval officers fear the Roosevelt may be lost after sailing July 16 1905 toward the Arete regions. Weather and ice conditions in the Far North worsen the search as no word has reached outside world for months.
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Washington
Robert FE. Peary
North Pole
Roosevelt
Arete
American Geoeraptical Society
Mat Zevere
Record Immigrants Reach New High This Fiscal Year
Washington reports immigration to the United States in the just closed fiscal year reached 1,112,000, the highest on record, surpassing 1905 by nearly 100,000 and triple 1896. Commissioner Sargent says prosperity could sustain more than 1,000,000 yearly if tides are not checked by law. opposition cites the Lodge bill history.
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Saengerbund
New York
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Portsmouth
N. H
Fitzjohn Porter
Malvern Hill
Harry West
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Atlantic City
N. J
R. W. Miller
Madison
Oberlin
Ohio
New York Life Insurance Company
Perkins
Milnois Central Railroad
United States
Washington
House
Senate
Sargent
Dirk
Dreyfus Demands Honor Over Damages in Paris
In Paris Alfred Dreyfus refuses damages offered for judicial error and seeks only restoration of honor. Maitre Mornard closes the case praising Dreyfus as a supreme act of moral grandeur. Judges to deliberate with a probable midweek decision.
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Paris
Supreme Court
Alfred Dreyfu
Maitre Mornard
Dreyfus
Advocate
Roosevelt appoints Clark to Interstate Commerce Commission
Oyster Bay July 10 President Roosevelt named RE. B. Clark to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Clark is grand chief of the Order of American Railway Conductors and has served on the anthracite coal strike commission.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
RE. BE. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
Order of American Railway Conductors
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Deputy Collector Charged With Smuggling Conspiracy
Helena July 9 Deputy U S port at Gateway Montana official David Hoover was arrested on a charge of conspiring to smuggle Chinese into the United States. He posted a $2000 bond furnished by a city resident.
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Helena
Mont
David Hoover
United States
Gateway
Young Priest Drowned in Spring Lake at Hastings
Hastings Minn July 9 Rev Nicholas Nedere, a St Paul seminary graduate, was drowned in Spring Lake yesterday. The accident occurred near Hastings with reports stating he was part of a local outing. Authorities investigated the drowning to determine details of the incident.
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Orange
Joseph Travis
Scranton
Corry
Charles Manley
E. J. Noblett Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Joseph Ostranga
Menominee
Mich
Dorchester
Wis
Henry Hipske
Haleton
D. A. Shaw
Mishawaka
Ind
Osceola
Fred Baker
Sioux City
Iowa
Hastings
Minn
Nicholas Nedere
St. Paul’ Seminary
St. Paul
Spring Lake
Revolt Already Begun in Russia Surges
A stated revolt in Russia intensifies with rapid developments as unrest spreads across major centers. Authorities report clashes and shifting control in key regions, signaling a significant challenge to the government.
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Russia
Mutiny in Army Spurs Cadet Ministry Idea in Russia
Rebel actions widen across Warsaw, Tiflis, Riga, Kiev and Moscow with strikes bombings and robberies. The army and peasantry grow disaffected as Cossacks protest police service and the government halts mobilization. The czar weighs a cadet ministry to pacify the country amid rising violence and flight fears. The agrarian law debate stalls over expropriation. Crippling drought lingers as peasants suffer and officials flee.
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St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Tiflis
Riga
Kiev
Moscow
Kievy
Samara
Douma
Fire Causes Panic at Atlantic City Theater
A small blaze in a moving picture projector at Young's Pier auditorium in Atlantic City on July 9 prompted a panic among several hundred spectators. Many were injured in the rush for exits as emergency crews responded to the incident.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Young's Pier
Mc Cabe Found Guilty of Murder in Lerington Ky
Aaron Mc Cabe was found guilty by a jury for the murder of Martin Clarké in Lerington Kentucky after thirteen weeks of trial and was sentenced to death.
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Lerington
Aaron McCabe
Martin Clarké
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