The Rescue of Christabel Joyce in a Turbulent Policy Tale
Norman Forde travels through Tsarist Russia to locate Christabel Joyce who has been seized amid a government crackdown. Dmitri Anatovitch reveals Miss Joyce has been imprisoned in Odessa, not as a revolutionary, prompting Norman to seek British consular help while an ally hints at a faster rescue by covert channels. Aksakoff arranges a letter to Christabel and prepares further action as Norman awaits new developments.
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Change in English Racing from Flat to Steeplechase
An eighteenth and nineteenth century shift to steeplechases over flat racing dominates England’s racing scene. Bailey's Magazine notes 92 flat meetings, 155 steeplechase meetings, with prize thresholds deterring small country meetings and driving the move toward National Hunt events.
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Oft Wounded Veteran Captain McKinley Dies at 70
Captain 8 J McKinley died recently at Charles City Iowa aged 70. He was wounded sixteen times in the Civil War four times in one home. Wounds cost him eighty bones removed from his body.
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South Dakota news highlights from Meade and Pennington counties
An appeal to state authorities seeks aid to end angiraax havoc on Meade county cattle. Sheriff Thomas Stewart orders businesses closed until 5 pm daily. Twin Teeland girls died after illness, a single burial. Land sales raise funds for Capitol. Fire at Lead causes 5000 loss. revival planned in Vermillion. Incorporation talks for Rapid City and Wyoming line. A fatal threshing accident near Hetland. Denison county reports no deaths in August. births and marriage noted. Aberdeen postmaster dies of heart failure. several seek the open Aberdeen postmaster position.
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Tripp County Openings Set for October Homestead Draft
Tripp County South Dakota will open to homestead settlement on October 5 with about 1 million acres available. Registration for the 6,000 anticipated arrivals will occur at six points including Gregory and Presho South Dakota and O’Neill Valentine Nebraska. The lottery will determine filing order and prices range from 4 to 2.50 per acre with five year residence requirements and possible early commute options.
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Clover Midge Threatens Scotland Area Fields
Farmers near Scotland report a clover midge infestation attacking clover fields and seed crops. Last year no sightings occurred, and while current damage is considered minor this fall, officials fear the pest could become a persistent threat in the future.
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Master and Man Adviser Told to Guide Operators
A historical note argues that average operatives lack readiness for full authority over wealth-producing operations. It stresses the need for a master or merchant princes to supervise and advise those entrusted with control of production and distribution.
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New Government Townsites eyed in Tripp County growth
Government plans to set aside tracts for townsites and auction sold lots as openings occur. Two new towns already started on Indian land, Winona ten miles west of the line and Lamro near Dog Kar creek. Neier shows growth. Lamro leads with fourteen buildings as fear of nearby government townsite curbs investment.
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Firebug Stirs Night Raids Baffling Police
A mysterious firebug has sparked a string of about a dozen arson fires over two weeks as Chief Ballantyne and city authorities hunt the culprit. Homes, barns, and vacant buildings are torched. kerosene traces are found, and officials may seek state help if the suspect is not identified.
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Telephone System Sold In Receiver's Sale For 94700
Sioux Falls plant of Citizens Telephone company was sold to New State Telephone company of Iowa for 94700 under Judge Carland. Bidding started at 60000 and exceeded expectations, assuring bondholders about one third of bond face value while stockholders receive nothing.
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Stranger Arrested in Harrisburg Post Office Robbery Case
A stranger described as a horse thief connected to a Harrisburg post office robbery was identified by a livery barn owner from Fulton where a team of horses was stolen. The horses were recovered after the suspect led authorities to their location. He claimed intoxication at the time and showed willingness to make amends.
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Brave Mother Dives to Save Child in Cistern
Mrs William Mueller of Bon Homme county leaped into a cistern after her child fell in and kept the head above water for about two hours. Her cries went unheard until her other children returned from school and men arrived to rescue both mother and child.
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Democrats Challenge Filing Rules For State Officers
Secretary D D Wipf refuses to file democratic petitions for state officers and refers them to the Attorney General Clark. Democrats file a joint petition after being denied on primary ballot grounds, citing statutes requiring separate filing. Prominent lawyers state a joint petition is valid.
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Sioux Move From Tree Burials To Coffin Rites
The Cheyenne reservation Sioux abandon the ancient practice of tree burials and now perform last rites over coffins of the latest pattern.
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Man rises from nothing sparks quiet pride
"Yes," said the lady, "a man must be proud who has risen from nothing." "That's £0," replied the stowboarder, Jooling courtly at the table, "but no man likes to sit down to it."
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Accident Left Man With Fractured Skull in Iowa
In Tshalltown Iowa on September 2 a man named Janes Tripson was accidentally struck on the head with a sledge hammer at his home in Tickens. He lies unconscious with a fractured skull and authorities fear he will die.
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