Consolidated Montana Sheep and Land Company Formed
Dews of the Northwest reports Montana meetings by American-English Syndicate representatives to consolidate 500000 sheep and 10000 acres of land into a single company named Consolidated Montana Sheep and Land Company with capital of 10. Also August Tabbert pleads guilty to embezzlement in Sioux Falls circuit court and faces sentencing after confessing and agreeing to full statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Billings
Mont
Montana
Co. K. €. Waters
Edward J. Morrison
Billings
Bost Kells
New York
Consolidated Montana Sheep and An Company
Sioux Falls
Tabbert
Shermann Bros. & Bratager
Newton
Ill
Town May Wave to Move Railroad Depot
Siouxvalle 8 D November 28 It is reported Milwaukee railroad will place its depot one mile west of Taber forcing residents to move houses or risk a new town forming around the depot. This could ruin Taber by altering town plans and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouxvalle
Tabor
Charles
Mix County
Action Against Cattle Men in Creek Country
Prosecuting Attorney Soper has received peremptory instruction from Washington to begin at the earliest date action against cattlemen for bringing herd into the Creek country. The cases have been hanging, and the legal contest will be among the most interesting in the Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlester
Ind. T
Soper
Washington
Indian Territory
Buffalo Steak for Chicago Market Admission
Pierre D. D. Nov. 4. D. F. Carlin, Administrator of the Dupree estate, plans to supply the Chicago market with buffalo steak for a holiday-time treat. He will kill several of the herd on the Cheyenne river and ship carcasses whole with hides to prove the meat is genuine buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
F. Carlin
Dupree
Chicago
Cheyenne River
Dickinson Electr ic Light and Power Company Formed
Dick Weo electric light and power company incorporated by Dickinson residents. Capital stock 310000. Will commence construction of an electric plant at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Dickweon
N. D
Dickweo Electric Light and Power Company
Fire destroys Barn and More in Wisconsin and Minnesota
In Belle Plaine Minnesota on November 28 Patrick Bierlock reported his barn burned with twenty one head of wattle three horses and other property lost. Yom Hoy was arrested and charged with starting the fire. In Kenosha Wisconsin Charles Witt surrendered after being suspected in the killing of Antonio Bruno admitting the shooting but claiming it was self defense.
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Belle Pane
Minn
Patrick Bierlock
Yom Hoy
Barrenders
Kenosha
Wis
Charles Witt
Tallan
Antonio Bruno
Bruno
Burglary Conviction In Dim Rid Court
Bessunin Freetan was found guilty of burglary and sentenced to the penitentiary for four years and four months. He burglarized stores here last August.
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N.D
Bessunin Freetan
Convicted Assault Sentenced to Reform School
Nov 28 in Fergus Falls court Judge Baxter sentenced Germing assault defendant to the reformatory for a penden t period. Antimuilt, Calvert, and Mian were involved with Pejory noted as out briefly during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Fails
Wil‘gm Calvert
Baxter
Hit
Depot Burns Down in Burnboa Fire
Burnboa Wisconsin November 28 The depot of the Chicago and Northwestern road stood with only the smokestack left after a Friday night blaze destroyed the structure All goods and records were consumed in the flames with only the office area spared by firemen's efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnboa
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Gtood
Evoryote
Street Car Strike Violence Wounds Man in Springfield
A second act of violence during the Insal street car strike reported in Springfield. An unknown person threw a stone through a street car window, injuring a passenger. The victim, identified as Damerxer, was wounded and taken for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpringfield
Soundness of Yankton Banks Under Scrutiny
Reports from Slows City and Sioux Falls claim Yankton banks are sending large sums to Sioux City, but officials insist the banks are in good condition. The Savings Bank, briefly closed, will pay dollar for dollar as it resumes operations.
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Yankton
Slows City
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Savings
Drowned Body Ignored by State Line Dispute
The body of a drowned man lay in the Mississippi River near Keokuk for days as coroners of Lewis county Missouri and Adams county Iowa fought over jurisdiction. Citizens eventually towed the corpse to the Clark county bank and secured it to a tree with wire. No identity or clues were found, and the dispute stemmed from economic concerns.
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Keokuk
Town
Mississippi River
Here
Lewis County
Adams County
Alan
Clark County
Hayward in Critical Condition as Health Declines
Nebraska City dispatch reports Senator Hayward failing steadily with growing paralysis and extremely weak strength. He remains unable to speak clearly and risks a sudden decline at any moment as physicians monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Hayward
Brown convicted of second degree murder in Olson killing
Wabasha Minnesota November 26 Cyrus W Brown was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the July killing of John Olson. The jury deliberated less than half an hour and the verdict surprised many who expected manslaughter or assault.
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Ows
Wabasha, Minn
Cyrus W. Brown
John Olson
Brown
Sioux Falls Moves to Quarantine Olson Family for Smallpox
In Sioux Falls on November 26 the Olson family, recently arrived from Storm Lake Iowa, was found exposed to smallpox. Dr. Files and Dr. W A Germain of the state health board will quarantine the family vaccinate nearby residents and take further necessary steps. A Des Moines grand jury harshly criticizes the state board of control over operations at Mitchellville industrial school, citing policy changes and staff issues affecting inmates.
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Sioux Falls
Tapp
Olson
Storm Lake
Iowa
South Dakota
Files
State Board of Health
W. A. Germain
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Industrial School For
Mitchellville
Supreme Court Reverses Ruling in O Toole Robbery Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed the Douglas County Superior Court decision in State vs O Toole and remanded for a new hearing. O Toole was convicted July 26 of robbery with force and violence not armed with a dangerous weapon and received a seven year prison term.
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Supreme Court
Madison
Wis
Douglas County Superior Court
State
O'Toole
County selects new asylum trustee in St Croix meeting
Hudson Wis Nov 26 the St Croix county board chose W C Bradley of Hudson Prairie to succeed O J Williams as asylum trustee joining W Mosher H L North on the board. J Egbert the court clerk was elected purchasing agent for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Asylum Trastee
Hudson, Wis
County Board
St. Croix County
W. C. Bradley
Hudson Prairie
O. J. Williams
New Richmond
W. Mosher
H. L. North
J. Egbert
Face Di Pew Pelutice Trims Tree. Axe Wounds Severe
Daniel Holinger of Prescott Wisconsin injured while trimming a tree near Hawking Wisconsin. An ax struck his cheek from eye to ear severing no artery. Medical recovery is doubtful.
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DI Pew Pelutice
Wis
Daniel Holinger
Prescott
Wig
Hawking
Diners Strike Settled in Decatur Eight-Hour Day Granted
Decatur Illinois November 26 miners and operators reach agreement ending a nine week strike. Miners win eight hour day and recognition of the union. Four hundred men involved. Also reports a separate Minnesota artesian well strike where Matt Holland drilled an artesian well at Cannon Falls with 2000 gallons per minute.
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Decatur
Ill
Rators
Cannon Falls
Minn
Matt Holland
J. J. Anderson
Ias
Farm hand killed by threshing engine near Sioux Falls
Lara Hystad a farm hand died in Edison township eight miles from Sioux Falls after a threshing engine passed over him. He reportedly stumbled and fell as the machine operated.
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Sioux Falls
Lara Hystad
Edison Township
Bob Fitzsimmons Creaks a Band in Milwaukee
Ex champion Bob Fitzsimmons badly injures his hand after it gets caught between two hotel doors in Jeresville Milwaukee. He reports a broken hand and is taken for medical treatment as reporters verify the accident.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Milwaukee
Wis
Jeresville
Sage
Bob Pitzsimmon
Grain Inspector at Winona Seeks Deputy Grasp Inspector
Winona Minnesota November 26 inspector Relshus looked into appointing a deputy grasp inspector for Winona. This will be done if the Bay State mill guarantees the fees of 1500 dollars annually.
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Winona
Minn
Relshus
Depuy
Bay State
Parrantees
Province of Zamboanga Surrenders Unconditionally
The province of Zamboanga in Mindanao surrendered unconditionally to United States forces under Commander Very. Dispatches indicate the southern half yielded on November 18, with local chiefs declaring loyalty to the American authority. The surrender is described as a blow to ongoing insurrection in Luzon and a turning point toward ending rebellion in Mindanao.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Watson
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Very
Castine
Watson
Losaity
Avaixon
United States
Manila
Brutus
Dagupan
Aguinaldo
Tarlae
Luzon
Lawton
Wheaton
Brencomino
Gen
Otisto
Tua
Luna
Otis
Manik
Get. Gregorio del Pilar
Trinitad
Garcia
Alejander Ino
Gen. MacArthur
Waughington
Lingayven Gulf
Buencamino
Party Leftahl
Lith
Bayambang
Ban Jaduto
Young
Wheates
San Fernando
Mother
Lingayeo
MacArthur
Digupan
Lawrence
Boy Hero Rescues Train With Presence Of Mind
In Brazil Indiana on November 28 14 year old Frank Will Jaws spotted a broken rail pressed out of position by a freight train. He rushed to the track and waved his hat as the Kandata line train approached at fifty miles an hour. The engineer braked hard and stopped the locomotive within feet of the danger, averting a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Frank Will Jaws
Kandatla
Williama
Knightsville
Goebel Election Challenge Fails in Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals upholds Taylor victory in Nelson County counts. Judges refuse to dissolve the injunction as Goebel attorneys requested. Votes certified for W S Taylor instead of W B In sted. Judge Jones ordered Unese votes counted for Taylor, affirmation follows.
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Kentucky
Low
Goebel
State Elect Board
Taylor
Gorbel
Paris Old Age Retreat Scandal Claims Abuses and Murders
A Paris area old age retreat near Mala koff founded by a former Franciscan monk is accused of beating torturing and robbing wealthy residents. Reports allege a resident 85 was coerced into a 20 000 franc marriage by a 75 year old attendant. Deaths and suspicious padding in the building draw magistrates investigation with two attendants jailed.
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Marder
Nebbery
Othe
Mala~koff
Paris
Lifa Dies in Battle Near Goll in Sudan War
London telegram reports Wingate forces charged seven miles southeast of Goll and crushed the khalifa’s army. The khalifa and most emirs were slain or captured, only Osuin Digna escaping. Dervish camp and sands fell to Anglo-Egyptian troops with many captives and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Lond Cromer
Witchener
Wingate
Khalifa
Goll
Osuiun Digna
Ranger Fitting Out for Secret Voyage at Mare Island
A San Francisco dispatch reports the United States ship Ranger at Mare Island has been quietly fitted for a long voyage. Rumors say she is on a two crew mission, with six-inch guns being installed. Officers refuse to discuss details and confirm only that the Ranger was ordered toward Panowa with plans to sail in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Chicago
San Fratelaco
United States
Mare Island
Panowa
Col George R Davis Dies at 70 in Washington
Col George R Davis former director general of the World’s Fair died in Washington after heart disease. He had long suffered heart trouble but remained active in business until the last ten days. His death was not unexpected.
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Chicago
George R Davis
Pt Bie Lowe
Washington
Davis
Remains of Maj Guy Howard to Arrive in Omaha
Maj Guy Howard son of Gen C O Howard killed in the Philippines will reach Omaha Neb Nov 28 aboard the Union Pacific from San Francisco. A delegation from army headquarters will meet him at the station and escort to Judge J M Woolworth home for funeral services later this day.
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Maj. Howard
Omaha
Neb
Guy Howard
C. O. Howard
Philippines
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Army Headquarters
J. M. Woolworth
Uprising Trial Reported in Paris Senate Hearings
Paris witnesses describe plans for a February uprising linked to the Noyaliste faction. A secretary testified that the Anti Semite League planned a march with carts of ammunition following the demonstrators.
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Paris
Senate
Ariting
Geo High Court
M. Guerin
Heague O
Fire destroys half of Watgon business district in Ohio
Bowling Green Ohio November 28 nearly half of the business portion of Watgon a town of 1200 inhabitants was burned yesterday. Twelve buildings occupied by about twenty business firms were destroyed. Losss about 50000 dollars.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Watgon
Toms
Diamonds Stolen In Leather Pouch From Hart Shipment
Chicago November 28 Daniel Hart Alamenad Importer reports a leather pouch containing 508 dollars worth of diamonds sapphires and other stones was carried from his hip to safety deposit vaults during a routine transit.
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Lort Pee
Chicago
Daniel Hart
Alamenad
North Dakota lignite promise in Western coal fuel plan
German-backed investors J Moerseh Sherman Wolff and Alex Menke team with North Dakota to develop vast lignite beds near Dickinson and Bismarck. They plan plants to convert lignite into superior fuel, reversing Eastern coal dependence, with tests showing better results than Eastern coal and potential contracts for 100,000 tons.
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North Dakota
J. Moerseh
Sherman Wolff
Alex Menke
Bismarck
Dickinson
Northwest
Enat
St. Paul
Hay Hills
Tattee
Brechnnp Case and League Conflict Near Closure
Henry Stechman of Casselton faces an injunction as the state enforcement league seeks to close his hotel amid prior district court trials for prohibition infractions ending in acquittals. Judge Pollock’s potential ruling heightens a perceived persecution by league spotters. Meanwhile convict Henry Demares fled Hope and evaded capture. County seat dispute in Emmons County looms over a special election on December 18.
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Brechnnp
Henry Stechman
Casselton Han
State Enforcement League
Nemesia
District Court
Stecman
League
Pollock
Stedman
Henry Demares
Crook
Hope and
Emmon
Famine Survivors Sent Home as Russians Receive Aid
The famine in Rocetans is easing as former czar subjects settle in this state send funds back home. Russians in some areas are numerous and report destitution from crop failures while those who prospered on North Dakota prairies now send money to relatives in need.
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North Dakota
Brave Bill Anthony Dies After Cocaine Overdose
William Anthony known as Brave Bill Anthony died at Presbyterian Hospital after swallowing cocaine. He was famed for reporting the destruction of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. Returning to the United States he received widespread receptions and marine promotion before his death. A discouragement letter to his aunt and a photo of a one month old child were found among his belongings along with a Spanish American War medal.
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Brave Bil Anthony
Maine
New York
William Anthony
Bill ‘Anthony
Presbyterian Hospital
Heaas
Central Park
Mane
Havana
Horbor
Sigebee
Anthony
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Franklin Syndicate heads indicted in NY fraud scheme
Miller head of the Franklin Syndicate and Cecil Leslie his secretary were indicted by the Kings County grand jury for defrauding thousands in Brooklyn with promises of 10 percent weekly returns. A raid on Wloyd street yielded 15 000 in cash as Lovin Miller and the cashier were arrested while 40 workers were sent home.
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New York
Franklin Syndicate
Wloyd Street
Brennan
Lovin ‘Miller
Miler
Bate
Miller
Kentucky's Trial Run Sets Fast Speed Record
Boston November 26 The battleship Kentucky achieved an official speed of 18 877 knots per hour on a government course from Cape Ann to Boone Island despite heavy head seas and wind. The Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co built her and she outperformed her sister ship the Kaisarge on the same run. Officials expect revisions with tidal allowances to show an actual average near seventeen knots.
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Boston
Kentucky
Cape Anne
Boone Island
Kearsarge
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Tortured Elderly Couple Robbed in Glencoe Heist
Cumberland Maryland November 26 Aged couple James Earle age eighty five and his wife over eighty were tortured and robbed by a gang of masked men in Glencoe. The assailants burned the soles of their feet with torches and recovered over 500 dollars. Both victims are in a precarious condition. Three years earlier the same suspects robbed them but were never caught.
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Cumberland
James Earle
Glencoe
Earle
Aime
Yeasterday
Rioting of miners wives erupts in Wilkesbarre and Nanticoke
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on November 26 angry wives and other female relatives of miners rioted in Nanticoke. Deputies were pepper sprayed as they tried to recapture captured men. Several deputies were forced to retreat and clashes occurred in the street. A second report from Maryville Missouri says eighteen year old Mom Lind away was mortally wounded by her brother in law during a quarrel at a nearby home.
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Raule
Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Mather
Maryville
Mom Lindaway
Jesse
Joseph Yeager
Here
Bettiah St. Louis Mules for Boer War Effort
Col. J. A. Smith and Capt. Markham of the Engiseh army visit Bettiah St. Louis to obtain mules for the war against the Boers in South Africa. They already purchased 8,000 and orders call for 2,000 more mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettiah St. Louis
J. A. Smith
Markham
Engiseh
Sous Africa
International treaty revision and Finnish immigration report
The dispatch notes a suggested revision of the 1932 commerce treaty between Russia and the United States and mentions Count Muravelly as foreign minister. A second item from Ottawa reports Canada expects about 15,000 Finnish immigrants by next September, mainly from South Finland, to arrive this year.
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Hevision
St. Petersburg
Noyce
Russia
U Yremya
Count Muravelly
Trimiteennds
Ottawa
Department of the Interior
Ling
Canada
South
Finland
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WIG Sheep Syndicate
Cherokee Council
Congress
Buffington
Hank
Blutr City
Kan
State Bank
Bareas
Clearwater
Mindanac
Numeroua
Vulpinw
Tneureents
Maulis
Oicer Cai
Madrid
Senor Belvela
Chamber of Deputies
Santiago de Cuba
Manilla
Better Morenco
Senor Morenco
Dr. von Hallehen
Emperor William
United German Soldier Societies
Regra
Evansville
Simon Bkora
Lifa
Col
George R. Davis
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