Visiting cards and art prizes spark talk across nations
A Royal Academy for the Graphic Arts of Leip gic offers prizes for artistic visiting cards. A New York letter predicts rich development as cards may rival book plates, with future exhibitions and a rise in card artistry under royal patronage.
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Royal Academy
Leip Gic
Corre Ene
O Bere
Ceckler
Johann George of Bachsen
New York
Win, R. Huntington
Gr. Hunting
Ton
Irl
Vermont
Wisconsin
Golden Gate
Hawaiian Islands
Merchant Marine
Erskine M. Phelps
Ft. George
Irmgard
Gerard
Toby
Elilpblige
Frosty May Forecast Warns of Severe Weather in Missouri
St Louis April 24. May is expected to bring continuous thunderstorms and frost. Forecaster Hicks warns of violent wind storms and possible tornadoes from the 7th to the 13th with heavy rains and sleet. Cooler weather is due around the 16th to the 22nd, then renewed storms late in the month, with the most dangerous period on the 26th and 27th.
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St Louis
Hicks
Micks
Hall
St. Louis
Hinks
Pierre
Hughes County
Huron
Beadle County
Middle
Missouri
James River
Black Hills
Two Men Sentenced to Penitentiary in Yankton Term
In Yankton on April 29 at the appeal term of circuit court John Martin received nine months for issuing a false check while John Nemle drew xx months for breaking into George Browns saloon. Rev Thomas Stubbins, former local college attendee and Congregational preacher at Harvey Indiana, has written a book titled The Patriot addressing issues caused by lax law enforcement.
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Yankton, & di
John Martin
Sey
Pias
John Nemle
George Brown
Thomis Stubbins
Harvey
Kaw
Prizes for Participants in Odd Fellows Parade
Sioux Falls reports that the Odd Fellows grand lodge meets May 19 and 20 with a parade to honor delegations. Lodges compete for prizes including the first prize a mag, second a silver saving cup, and third a large mounted tag.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Ture
Odd Fellows' Grand Lodge
Judge Carland Seated for Mankato Court Term
Sioux Falls April 20 Judge Carland of the U S federal court went to Mankato today to hold a term of court in place of the regular judge. He will then go to Aberdeen for the May term and to Dewittwood for the May 18 session when cattle rustler De Marache faces trial.
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Sioux Parls
Carland
United States Federal Court
Mankato
Aberdeen
Dewlwood
de Marache
Howard Threatened by Two Cyclones
Two stones kept down on Howard Friday forenoon headed for the town and frightened residents. A wart-like spout and a balloon-shaped cloud formed threats but both broke before reaching town. No damage occurred though a heavy rain followed and was badly needed.
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Howard
Arant Witter
Douglas County Phone Company Organized
Farmers in Douglas County organize a local telephone company with nine mile line from Corsica to Holland and Joubert townships connecting with Platte Geddes and Plankinton lines. Officers include K Bebipper president A VanZante secretary Peter Nieveen treasurer Nicholas Poelstra manager. Directors are John Vandenbos John G Van Zee Peter Jougewaard G Likekel and N Peterson.
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Armour
Corsica
Harrison
Holland
Joubert
Wlineke
Platte
Geddes and Plankinton
K. Bebipper
Wealdent
A. VanZante
Peter Nieveen
Nicholas Poelstra
John Vandenbos
John G. van Zee
Peter Jougewaard
G. Likekel
N. Peterson
First Moving Pictures From Balloon Flight
A fragmentary report notes a photographer capturing aerial views from a balloon. Mentions Dresden engineering and a photographer named Arnemann succeeding in taking fine images as the balloon voyage ends.
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Aiei
Ballnoy
Dresden
Leo
Arnemann
Luskity
Electric Railway Huron to Aberdeen Proposed
Aberdeen and Huron consider an interurban electric line to connect the cities. A committee reviews promoters finances while Huron grants terminal rights and Aberdeen is asked to follow. The 82 mile route would run just one mile shorter than the Northwestern line.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Huron
Plans Completed for S D Press Meeting in Black Hills
Sioux Falls officials announce Chicago trip arrangements for transportation and a ten day midsummer outing for the South Dakota Press association. Members will reconvene July 23 in Rapid City and tour Hot Springs, Custer, Sylvan Lake, Deadwood, Spearfish, Belle Fourche and other Black Hills sites.
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S. D
Sioux Falls
R. Dowdell
John T. Wogan
South Dakota Press Association
Chicago
Press Association
Black Mills
Rapid City
Hot
Battle ship and liner collide off Isle of Wight
The American liner St Paul and British cruiser Gladiator collided off the Needles in a snow storm. Gladiator was beached and aground near Yarmouth with injuries reported among crew. St Paul bow damaged but all aboard safe.
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Portsmouth
St. Paul
Isle of Wight
Yarmouth
Naples Prince Melle de Sagai Evades Scribes in City
In Naples in April 48 the Prince Melle de Sagai rented an apartment on Corso Vittorio Emanuele under the alias Louis Perigora. Reporters pursued him at the Toledo area and theater as he moved, while his driver clashed with local cab drivers amid the gathering press. The scene ended with the prince lamenting the press intrusion.
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Naples
Prince Melle de Sagai
Corso
Vittorio Branuele
Louis Perigora
Toledo
Torgue
Vignala
Hin
Adamless Talon Plans Wyoming Colony for Women
Chicago reports that twenty Arts-Craft Institute women students plan to found a model all women city in Wyoming. Mrs. T. Vernette Morse leads the project with agents seeking a site and provisions for the colony to prove women can be independent and successful.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Thomanes
Pir-Aculay
Atener
Arts-Crate Institute
Agamiensk Iy
Ars. T. Vernette Morse
Arte-Craft Institute
Ares Aire
Earthquake Felt in San Francisco Morning Report
Boni Pewhohied notes a slight earthquake felt at 8 34 am in San Francisco on April 24 with no damage reported and weather bulletin indicating only minor impact.
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San Francisco
Sagan Gould Duo In Quiet Retreat At Naples Hotel
Naples notes say Prince Holle de fom and Mme Anna Gould are in seclusion at a Naples hotel. They have refused interviews and kept movements secret while awaiting further plans after a Western voyage.
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Naples
Prince Holle de Fom
Mme
Anna Gould
Westeiner Por Dheekbarking
Supreme Court upholds Idakota primary election law
Idakota Supreme Court sustains the primary election law though striking provisions on fee taxes and county committees power to dispense with conventions. Justice Haney writes the decision. Judge Puller dissents on several points including the fee tax and delegate selection. The court invalidates the ballot seat provisions and rejects mandamus to place the prohibition ticket on the general ballot.
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Ming
Railroads to Check Spread of Disease
Aberdeen S D April 2 It has been announced by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad that after it will require strict compliance with law of the 18th century governing the shipment of cattle. It is illegal for railroad companies to accept cattle for shipment from one part of the state to another unless the owner or person in charge produces a certificate within ten days from a duly authorized inspector or veterinarian that the cattle are free from infectious contagious or communicable disease. The law also forbids shipping cattle into the state without the certificate. The aim is to prevent the spread of disease among cattle and the law will apply to all immigrants settling in the state. The railroads will enforce the measure and protect existing herds Obligations fall on the railroad companies.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Chicago, Alwaukee & St. Paul
Aperdeen, & C
Bouth Dakets
South Dakota
Milwaukee Road
Officials Probe Lumber Business in South Dakota
Assistant Attorney General P L W Daugherty of Dell Rapids led an inquiry into the state lumber trade aided by county attorney Ira Blewett. The Hays Severey and Holan yards at Blandrean Calman Trent were summoned to produce ledgers as the legislature required. The report will be released with the full inquiry findings.
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Flandreau
PL W. Daugherty
Dell Rapids
Ira Blewett
South Dakota
Lumber Trust
Hays, Severey and Holan
Blandrean
Calman and
Trent
Sioux Falls Pastor Cousin of Dead Premier
In Sioux Falls on April 7 Rev J M Brown pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church is revealed as a fist cousin to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman former British premier. The deceased statesman was connected to Rev Brown by a common grandparent, with details of kinship traced through Campbell and Bannerman lines. Brown's parents were Scottish born and married there, while he was born in America.
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Sioux Falls
M.D
J. M. Brown
Methodial Episcopal Church
Thd City
Henry Campbel Bannerian
Great Britain
Sir Henry
Sttestinn
Mr. Brown
Hamels
Undle
Ayere
Scotland
America
Vermillion Hero Killed Three Bandits in Arizona Outpost
Jeff Siftder formerly of Vermillion served as a government mounted police officer. In a Mexican border region clash he killed three bandits after being shot, then died. His father, Clay County judge, recalls him as a famed marksman.
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Arizona
Jeff Siftder
Kidder
Rangers
Young Offcer
Old Mexico
Iim
Tee
Dakota
Grant
Tye
Vermillion
Jett
Prominent Alcester Merchant Sells Stock and Moves
H. H. Nomsen, a leading Alcester merchant, has sold his large stock of merchandise. The stock will be moved to another town, though Nomsen has not decided his next location.
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Allester
Alcester
H. Hf. Nomsen
Nomsen
Protests Planned Over G N Train Service Hearing Set
The state board of railroad commissioners will hold a meeting tomorrow at Willow to hear protests against the continuation of passenger service on the Great Northern line from Watertown to Huron. A prairie fire near Fort Blaset on Sunday killed a Mrs Freeman and possibly another woman and a girl, with around 50 men sent to fight the blaze and significant property damage reported.
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G. N
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Willow
Great Northern Railroad
Watertown
Huron
Sisewtnn
Freeman
Old Fort Blaseton
Kammel On Trial For Wife Murder
Gustav Kammel faces trial in the city on April 25 for allegedly murdering his wife and poisoning their oatmeal. The case arose after divorce tensions and the wife’s illness, with the son later reporting the parents’ perilous condition and the mother’s death.
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S Miller
Gustav x Mel
Kammel
Hay
Poigon
Betty
RAILROADS INSIST ON STOCK INSPECTION FOR CATTLE SHIPMENTS
South Dakota lawmakers enact strict cattle health certificates for interstate transport. Milwaukee Road will reject any shipments lacking a 19 day valid veterinary inspection. Emigrant stock must also be inspected before movement across the state. Banks plan renewal as older charters expire. State treasurer calls for more warrants. Lake Kampeska seals cannibal fish by ten day drown-out operation.
Historian Breaks Into State Law Department
Pierre South Dakota April 23 Historian Robin Son Doune Robinson joined the practice of law on a certificate granted by the supreme court. Bonesteel Masons to establish a new chapter in Bonesteel South Dakota with growing membership. Watertown and Water Company reach peace agreement franchising rights signed by President Zehyder of the company. four terms of nine years for city fire protection.
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Pierre
S. D
Doune Robinson
Atara
Supreme Roam
Robinson
Watertown and Water Company
Watertown
Zehyder
Phir
New York
Diamonds of the Molineux Diamonds in Debts Case
The Molineux jewels were sold to settle a debt continued from a district court sale. Mrs. Bijele Molineux, once wife to Roland B. Molineux, remarried to a lawyer who aided her divorce suit. The diamonds were placed in open court for sale after failed payments and a court-ordered seizure.
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Molinelx
Roland B. Molineux
Bijele Molineux
Kate Adams
Wallace BD
Scott
C.B. Miewe
la Salle St
Cuilert Witloh
Wonman
Roland Molineux
Tau
Mohnenx
Are Kate Adams
Hali
Keileripe
Vanderbilt marriage ends with simple life, says Alfred Yaker
Alfred Yakerhut discusses marital troubles of WK Vanderbilt and Aikbromer, noting that modern couples who lead strenuous lives will not endure any one thing that breaks the union. He stresses that endurance comes from a simple life rather than lavish complications.
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Punts Gawd
Alfred Yakerhut
Aikbromer
Vanderbilt
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