Cheyenne River reserve lands sale and local incidents
The article notes June 2 as the date for pasture lands on the Cheyenne River reservation to be sold, and reports varied local happenings. Among events: Mary McAdion’s death at 18 in Pringle. accidents near Ramona and Deadwood. a poisoning scare for two children. railroad work near Whitewood. a fatal wagon mishap near Sisseton. and county finances in Potter County showing solid funds and plans for a new courthouse. Also details on Fort Russell encampment funds and tribal conduct in Pierre.
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Cheyenne River Reservation
Mary McAdion
Pringle
W. Lay
Anatieval Mannerr
Secretiny
Yankton College
Pronk Filer
Ayuenenite
Hentai Pinmey
Ark
Chicano & Northwestern Railroad
Whitewood
Belle Fourche River
John Mulvihill
Ramona
Mulvihill
Mitchell Pelletier
Deadwood
Edward Wmlesse
Sisseton
Taylor
Potter County
Notes From Washington and Global Crises in Focus
The piece surveys U S political shifts with Foster Dwight Coburn's Kansas senate appointment and a presidential proclamation on Shoshone Tatlin land. It reports international unrest in Greenland and Guatemalan border actions, plus anarchist plots in Paterson and a Winnipeg Beach mail robbery.
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Washington
United States District Court For
China
Foster Dwight Coburn
al United Stiles
Gov. Hoch
Kansas
J. Rain Burton
Shishone Tatlin Reservation
Wyaring
Death Sentence for Rebels in Baltic Turmoil
In St Petersburg on July 12 officials deny imminent Goretykin ministry retirement but the Reich reports hope for a cabinet aligned with the lower house. Stichinsky’s agrarian program draws preliminary praise with no strong opposition. Rumors say executions may be suspended pending abolition law, while dispatches cite hangings in Warsaw and Riga, and a Riga court martial condemns seven rebels to death.
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St. Petersburg
Jime
Reich
Stichinsky
Orgins
Warsaw
Riga
Baltic
Napoleon
Multiple Disasters Reported Across Cities and States
A flood of late nineteenth century disasters is cataloged, including six Sidney miners drowned after a boat capsized while lobstering, and fires destroying Jefferson Ohio shops and dwellings with losses around 8000 dollars. Other incidents include a Newark jeweler killed in a car crash, South Boston Virginia fire losses up to 300000 dollars, and drownings in Indiana and lightning fatalities in Washington DC. A dramatic gasoline explosion in New York killed two and injured many, a collision at California Junction Iowa killed engineer John Murphy, a Wis. boy died during a gun practice accident, and several poison and fire fatalities occur nationwide amid notes of partial insurance and unreported causes. A train wreck near Red Lodge Montana killed Frank Hubbard and injured nine. Tornadoes hit Vinita Oklahoma, Claremore and nearby structures suffered damage, with several injuries reported.
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Sidney Mines
N.S
Jefferson
Ohio
Frank Allsopp
Newark
N. J
South
Boston
George Terry
Emberras
Vincennes
Ind
N. ¥. Manley
Joe Manley
Henry Manley
Laurens
D. C
Hattie Searles
Jessup
New York
Prybylski
Howard Athey
Zwick
Broken Bow
Neb
Llness
Limitn
Superior
Joseph Lebeau
Red Lodge
Northern Pacific
Laurel
Mont
Frank Hubbard
Vinita
I. T
Claremore
Nerton
Farmers’ National Bank
nu‘Merona
James Packett
Shelton
Seven deaths and prostrations mark searing heat wave
The hot wave in Chicago and surrounding areas has produced seven deaths and many prostrations. Reports describe the scorching conditions across multiple states with health impacts, while relief efforts and safety advisories are being issued to affected populations.
Eleven Men Blown To Bits In Pennsylvania Dynamite Plant Blast
A Pennsylvanian dynamite plant near Pequea on the Susquehanna river exploded killing eleven men and injuring five others. Two York county residents died after driving away with dynamite. The blast left no identifiable bodies. the site was covered in debris with limbs found high in trees. All plant buildings except one were destroyed. that building housed a dozen girls who survived.
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Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Pequea
Susquehanna River
York County
Dedicate 2 Million Temple Sparks Broad Dedication
In Boston a record Christian Science temple dedication drew visitors from all states and many nations. The Back Bay edifice seats over 5,000, with six services held to accommodate crowds. tens of thousands filled the city and thousands remained outside unable to gain admission.
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Boston
New England
Back Bay
Titan
Longworths Are Safe From Plymouth Voyage
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Plymouth on the steamer St Louis saying they came for a holiday and look forward to an enjoyable stay in Europe. Both are in good health and enjoyed fine weather and many friends aboard.
Civil War Veteran January Near Death After Self Amputation
S. C. veteran Janu ary, formerly a Libby prisoner, amputated both feet with a jackknife while shackled to escape. He survived, was exchanged, and later received medical care that aided his recovery, though he remains gravely ill at home in Britton.
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Britton
S. C
M.R. January
January
Libby
Jinwary
Reformer Convicted in Sunday Beer Case in Appleton
A jury found Rev A Hy Zechiel guilty of violating Sunday liquor laws after buying beer on Sunday to obtain evidence against a saloon keeper John Lise was the defendant in the case. Judge Lennon's ecourt presided as the Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League figure Zechiel attempted to prosecute a saloon for selling liquor on Sunday.
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Appleton
Wis
Lennon’s Ecourt
John Lise
A. Hy Zechiel
Wisconsin Antisaloon League
Zechiel
Veper
Sumiay
South Dakota Treasurer Calls In Outstanding Warrants
Pierre, S D June 12 The state treasurer has called in all outstanding general fund state warrants totaling about 75 000 The June county collections will allow cash payments for the next month if not longer The general fund nears a cash basis and warrants may be cashed on presentation soon.
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Adjt
Englesby
Washington
Kittredge
Burke
Fort Russell
Wyo
Pierre
Doremus Farm
South Bhore
Paris
South Dakota
S. D
Boy Drowns After Dare At Baldwin Creek
Joel Farrett Geurkink a Baldwin high school student drowned in the creek at Mile Trestle one mile west of Baldwin. He could not swim and went beyond his depth after a companion dared him to follow. A minute later his body was recovered.
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Baldwin
Wis
Joel Farrett
Geurkink
Mile Trestle
Good Boys Gone Wrong Over Burglary Ring In Pierre
Pierre South Dakota June 1 arrests last week may end petty burglaries that have plagued the city. A group of youths sixteen to twenty, many sons of good families, conducted a spree defying home restraints.
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Pierre. Pierre
S. D
Two Boys Die After Gopher Hunt Tragedy
In Kensal, Stutsman County, Howard Alex, five, and Ernest Grebbe, twelve, were gopher hunting when a gun discharged. The younger boy died instantly and the older boy, overcome with remorse, shot himself and died shortly after.
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Mate
Fargo
N. D
Kensal
Stutsman County
Howard Alex
Ernest Grelbe
Grebbe
Children bitten by rabid dog sent to Chicago for care
The nine year-old daughter of William Howell, Anoka, Minnesota, was transported to Chicago for treatment after being bitten by a dog suspected of rabies six days earlier. This marks the second such case from Anoka to Chicago within a week.
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Anoka
Chicago
Minn
William Howell
Boy Drowns In Water Tank At Blue Earth Farm
Eighteen month old Har old Atwood Snively, son of Mr and Mrs John Snively, two miles north of Blue Earth Minnesota, drowned in a yard water tank used for watering stock. Found by his brother Henry, it was not known how long he had been dead. The tank contained about three feet of water.
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Blue Earth
Minn
Harold Atwood Snively
John Snively
Henry
Franks Acquitted in Attempted Murder Trial
In Black River Falls Wisconsin a circuit court jury found A. Franks not guilty of attempting to murder the Iverson brothers last fall. The verdict ends one of the year’s notable homicide case proceedings in June.
Powers in uniform laws to suppress anarchists
Washington reports push for an international conference on suppressing anarchism with uniform laws across nations. Roosevelt could lead. investigations track Morales associates in Europe and possible U.S. links. Simultaneously Rome notes Pope Pius XII presiding over Bonaventure of Barcelona beatification amid fears of French anarchist attack without incident.
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Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Morales
Alfonso
Madrid
Rome
Pius
St. Peter's
Bonaventure
Barcelona
Ilea
Canada Northern derailed near Winnipeg injures two foreigners
The Canada Northern Railway Steamship Limited derailed five miles east of Winnipeg yesterday after a rod broke in the tender. Two passengers, both foreigners, were injured in the mishap near Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Canada Northern's Steamship Limited
Winnipeg
Man
Canada Northern Railway Steamship Limited
Indict Mutual Heads for Indictment of Four or Five Officers
New York June 12 Evening Post reports the special grand jury will indict four or five prominent Mutual Life Insurance officers rather than only one or two. An excellent authority cites the extensive scope of the panel’s work.
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New York
the Evening Post
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Old Order
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Victor Emmanuel
Italy
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City Directory of
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Richard Canfield
Canfield
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