South Dakota News Of Week Highlights Warmer And Colder News
Washington reports April was among the coldest in twenty six years with temperatures near historic lows. Government finances show April receipts of 55 260 591 and expenditures of 48 071 124 creating a 5 189 457 surplus. Notable deaths include Rev J D Simmons Parkersville editor David J Cook pathfinder Capt George H Cottre Professional losses list George H Daniels NY Central retirements and Maj Gerald Rathbone a Paris envoy and Civil War aide.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Cons Rce
Ins Lst Seewin
Hee
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy
New York
J. D. Simmons
Parkersville
W. Via
The
Baptist Banner
David J. Cook
Denver
George H. Cottre
Great Lakes
Marine City
Mich
John Kells Meram
Economst
Deblin
American Economical Association
George Henry Daniels
New York Central
Maj
Gerald Rathbone
San Francisco
Paris
Cleveland
Maj. Rathbone
Scofield
Accidental Happenings and Notable Early 20th Century Incidents
A prairie fire north of Glencoe North Town caused about 10000 in damage before it was contained. A Union City Pa factory building fire caused 300000 in losses. A Collett Ind train wreck injured about a dozen, two seriously. Paw Millman 13 shot himself accidentally while hunting in Burlington Town. Mrs Josephine Hess 46 died during a police visit in Philadelphia. A Rock Tals Store opening sidewalk collapse injured nine women and three children. A priest in Puebla Mexico caused a fatal shooting in N Joaquin Casarrato. Mrs William Jones was killed by a Milwaukee flyer in Cedar Rapids during a snow storm. Foreign: A Portuguese Jew murdered in Tangier by a Moor-backed P. The pope’s body to be moved to St John Lateran. Uruguay’s ex-president and a diplomat named to attend The Hague peace conference. Thorium deposits found in Perm Russia. Siberian sledge dogs secured for Wellman expedition. Emperor William buys Villa Achilledon for warm climate residence. Gov Magoon suspends Venacio Contalvo at Guantanamo port for demanding tributes. Montenegro revolutionary movement proclaimed with armed bands marching on the capital. Dispatches report rising unrest in the region.
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Glencoe
Union City Chair Company
Union City
Collett
Ind
Burlington
Town
Paw Millman
Philadelphia
Josephine Hess
Rock Talsandl
Hilario Hernandez
Puebla
Mex
N. Joaquin Casarrato
William Jones
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tangier
Pope Leo
Church of
St. John Latern
Toe Battle Y Ordonez
Uruguay
Juan Pedro Castro
Uruwiny
Hague
Perm
Russia
St. Petersburg
Wellman
Emperor William
Leopold
Bavaria
Venacio Contalvo
Guantanamo
Montenegro
Vienna
Raguss
Carroll B. Short
Wik Khor
Ineiinity Kdved
Buck Pant
Sdea
Fin Daal
aUeikine
Joseph Munzel
Dubuque
David Martin
Eixty Tivye
Henry Williams
Abham Miles
Gulpolis
Ohio
Williams
Miles
Willams
Nashua
Plainfield
Penny Arcade
Riverside Park
Sioux City
John Spencer
J. G. Bike
Grace Wilson
Lexington
D. Strong
Henry D. Smith
Macon
Lillian Strong
Unclear World News Items Mix In Domestic Incidents
A jumble of early 20th century items details varied events. Royal family youth at Ostorve naval college. a Vienna shopper invents a weight frame for umbrellas. multiple crime and accident reports mention hangings, shootings, train wrecks, and a park fire with losses. international incidents include immigration, emigration, and legal actions against Standard Oil. rail and university news plus a large 1906 casualty tally round out the digest.
U. S. Bluejackets Land at Laguna
The United States soldiers arrived at Laguna amid measures for potential action. Troops were deployed with cautious advance planning and security checks in place.
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U. S
Bluejackets
Laguna
Authorities Put in Irons Commander Fullam Orders Arrest of Police
Report describes Commander Fullam ordering arrest and iron constraints on police and soldiers after a violent incident in Ta Ditevia. Nicaraguan officers were delivered to Gen Estrada to be held. potential executions were threatened. Padueah and Marietta forces reinforced to stabilize the site. Mexico and Guatemala tensions cited over extradition and assassination cases involving Gen Jose Lima and Gen Manuel Le Ramillos.
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Fullam
Seenpy Ta
Suan Cuartels
Flim
Temicitalpa
Estrada
Nicaragua
Herrada
City of
Mexico
Dirio Baye
Guatemala
Jose Lima
Manet le Ramillos
Pion
United States
Riots Rage in Rawalpindi Burnings and Looting
Anti European riots erupt in Rawalpindi Punjab as Hindu mobs burn two bungalows, loot a mission church and post office, and destroy a power plant. Police and Tenth Hussars restore order amid blame on agitators linked to Lahore unrest.
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Rawalpindi
Allahabad
British India
Punjab
Tenth
Hussars
Lahore
Strike Threatens Jamestown Exposition Transportation
May 5 The strike to cripple fair threatens serious transportation disruption for the Jamestown Exposition. Engineers threaten wage increases after May 15 and say they can sustain a months long walkout if unresolved.
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Washington
Girl Fatally Burns While Trying to Start Fire
Ruth Walstad, seven, daughter of Theodore Walstad of Superior Wisconsin, probably died from severe burns sustained while attempting to start a fire with kerosene yesterday.
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Superior
Wis
Ruth Walstad
Theodore Walstad
Cov ernale Indicted for Murder of Two Officers
New York on May 5 reports Salvatore Covernale has been indicted for murder after fatally shooting two policemen near Washington Place Park. His trial is scheduled for May 13 with authorities pledging an expedited process.
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New York
Salvatore Covernale
Washington Place Park
Dominican treaty ratified amid postwar Western Hemisphere tensions
Santo Domingo reports ratification of a new treaty between the Trtified Shits and Santo Donduvo aimed at replacing the pending pact with the United States. The agreement, linked to American supervisory terms and a modus vivendi from 1905, affected Dominican customs deposits and debt handling, with Morales deposed and Cacere installed as president. A fleet of four fine cutters built in the United States is noted as in Dominican possession.
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Santo Noningo
United States
Treskin
Tana Kent Lorie
Ollie
Phesiteny Morales
Seeurine
Phetory Surat
Capt
Dod
Morales
Gen. Cacere
New York
Thak
Canton Ex explosion destroys powder magazine and kills many
Hongkong reports a massive Canton gunpowder magazine blast yesterday evening. Twenty one bodies recovered, hundreds injured, fifteen buildings razed, over a hundred seriously wrecked. A 200 foot section of the city wall collapsed. The magazine officer in charge was killed, a pipe found in his hand suggests a possible cause. Financial losses are enormous.
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Canton
China
Hongkong
Sailors Start Row Sparked By Alleged Seaman Misconduct
Santiago papers denounce an armed clash between police and Tacoma sailors who, after an intoxicated disturbance, fired revolvers and fought with pistols and lances. Dispatches urge action by the provisional governor amid alleged abuses by interventees.
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Santiago
Havana
Tacoma
Lay
Dtustracion Cabana
Cubano Libre
Detroit Doctor Held on Statutory Manslaughter Charge
Dr George A Fritch of Detroit was arraigned before Judge Stein on statutory manslaughter in the death at Hope sanitarium of Edith Presley a Lansing proofreader for the state senate She stood mute and examination was set for May 7 at Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
George A. Fritch
Stein
Hope Sanitarium
Edith Presley
Lansing
State Senate
State Capitol
Fritch
Missing Body Found at Farm Identifies Marvin Boy
Dead body located on a farm is identified as Marvin Boy. Authorities report discovery by a passerby and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
Bears No Mark of Foul Play in Dover Child's Death
Dover, May 7. The father of Horace Marvin persists the boy was murdered after his body was found in a marsh near Marvin Place. Dr Marvin believes foul play. investigators will begin formal inquiry today as clues are pursued and the corpse is examined for signs of exposure or harm.
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Dover
Del
Lytug
Miarsky
Piter
Bf Iil
Teoke
Sean
Die Vlns
Mun Win
Ollie Plowsinton
Medtsanion
Pleasanton
Farut
Miurvin
Horace
Fullam Refuses Surrender of Honduran Police
In Puerto Cortez on May 7 Capt. Fullam of the Marietta declined to surrender Honduran police officers held on a warship after a thorough inquiry into the brutal assault on Thacker Bros. fruit inspector Davis. Commandant Ito Bonilla and Dr. Mitchell joined Capt. Winterhalter and the Acting Consul. no courts have existed in the department for over thirty days, and Davis remains seriously ill.
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Fullam
Puerto Cortez
Thacker Bros. Company
Davis
Nicaragua
Honduras
Winterhalter
Repley
Manuel Ito Bonilla
San Pedro
Mitchell
Editor to receive decoration for famine relief work
Baron Oza wa, en route from Seattle to London, will visit Boston to honor Dr. Lewis Klopsch, editor of the Christian Herald, for raising 500000 dollars for famine relief in Japan two years ago. The ceremony recognizes Klopsch’s role in coordinating the relief funds and support for Japanese victims.
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Seattle
Wash
Baron Ozawa
London
Red Cross Society
Japan
Boston
Lewis Klopsch
The
Christian Herald
Klopsch
Casey slays brother in Chicago quarrel over phonograph
Michael Casey cut the throat of his brother John with a razor after a quarrel over a phonograph. John Casey died about thirty minutes later. Both men were drinking. Michael Casey was arrested.
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Chicago
Michael Casey
John Casey
Two Killed in Collision on Electric Road
Toledo dispatch reports two people died and more than twenty were injured in a collision of two cars on the Toledo Urban and Interurban Electric road. Local authorities investigated the crash as responders aided the injured at the scene.
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Toledo
Ohio
Winter Wheat Damaged Pressures Chicago Trade Revival
Chicago May 7 The Chicago board of trade shows revived activity after years of lull as cold weather in the West and Southwest drives trading higher. Analysts warn winter wheat damage could reach near 100 million bushels versus last year with inconsistent Oklahoma green bug reports.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Buregwu
Cvop
Oklahoma
Board of Trade
President Replies To Labor Union On Moyer Haywood Case
New York May 7 President Roosevelt says he will seek justice if evidence shows a miscarriage of justice for or met Moyer and Haywood awaiting trial in Boise Idaho for the murder of Former Governor Steinetbers The letter was sent as a formal reply to the union committee that urged him to state his general attitude toward the accused and why he had called them undesirable city pits The committee chairman Jom Kenry reported a one hour discussion with the president and a vote to send a copy letter to counsel for Moyer and Haywood
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Labor Union
Moyer and Haywood
New York
Central Federated Union
Honsevelt
Moyer
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Steinetbers
Atttorney
Uton
Washington
Jom Kenry
William Conlley
Carmpines
Chicago Police Trial: Former Chief Collins Indicted in Scandal
Chicago grand jury returns indictments against Former Chief of Police John M Collins and five other officers over alleged police department misconduct tied to the dunne mayoralty campaign. Inspectors captains and lieutenants face censure for participating in soliciting and accepting contributions under stress from lower ranked officers.
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Chicago
Grand
John M. Collins
Jyatioe
City Afl
Wiles
Car Phon
Grand Jury
Civil Service Commission
Edward I. Dunne
Two Drive to Their Death on Rock Island Bridge
Fred Hill and Darwin Truax of St Paul Park drowned in the Mississippi near Inver Grove while attempting to cross the Rock Island bridge as it opened for a steamboat. The bridge tender signaled to stop but the drivers did not heed him, and in darkness their bodies were not recovered by nightfall after search parties scoured the river all day.
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Fred Hill
Darwin Truax
Mississippi
St. Paul
St. Paul Park
Rock Island
Inver Grove
Mississippi River
Woman Stabs Self in Wisconsin Farm Wife's Death
Waupaca Wisconsin May 7 Mrs Christian Jenson wife of a well to do farmer died by suicide stabbing. She had been ill for some time and it is believed her mind had become impaired.
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Waupaca
Wis
Christian Jenson
Go-devil Goes Wrong on Jefferson River Ferry
Go devil craft capsized while crossing the Jefferson river at Fish Creek Montana. George Kinder drowned and David McCall swam to safety after the vessel collided with the ferry cable.
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Fish Creek
Mont
Jefferson River
George Kinder
David McCall
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