Hotel schools for Frenchmen spark Riviera plan
A proposed Riviera hotel school for French entrants aims to train staff in languages cooking and hygiene as part of a wider hotel industry shift. Geneva’s Union of waiters supports mobility and skills learning, while Nordenskjold, a noted explorer, dies in Greenland and other global notes cover tobacco trends and cultural debates.
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Fie
Chamber of Mineros of Mentone
Riviera
Wotel Krepers
Riviera Nidoe
Switzerland
Geneva
Hias
John Calvin
Ita Bame
Genneva Union
Presdon
Geneva Union
Severe Cloudburst and Storm Strikes Tripp Area
A violent electrical and windstorm, the worst in 25 years, damaged eight buildings in the Tripp region and caused fires and injuries. Lightning struck the Mayer and Pitz properties, the Tripp Hotel, and the Dakota State Bank building, with crops ruined and basements flooded. Two storms occurred, one Saturday evening around seven and a second around four Sunday morning, bringing heavy rainfall and widespread damage. John Mayer family suffered severe shock, but all survived after nearly an hour. The event disrupted travel and daily life across the area.
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Tripp
S. Th. Aue
J. K. Mayer
J. W. Behremann
Staiuny
Albert Tungmann
Wis
Jurm Pigtz
Delmont
Gold brick paper weight marks Standby mine output
Rapid City August 11 President James Hulley of the First National Bank uses a gold brick paper weight valued around $500. It symbolizes a five days run of a 10-stamp mill at the Standby mine, owned by a company planning a 60-stamp rail to replace the current mill.
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Rapid City
James Hulley
First National
Nnc
Faithful dog saves farmer from enraged bull
Mibork G D 62, living near Lingen Beach, owed his life to his shepherd dog after a red bandanna bull knocked him down and trampled him. The dog distracted the bull while Gruge crawled to safety, suffering a dislocated shoulder, three broken ribs, and a badly cut hand.
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Mibork
Julius Gruge
Lingen Beach
Mr. Gruse
Interurban survey advances for Sioux City line project
Plans for the Sioux City and Bijou Hill interurban railroad remain active as Graves of Bijou Hill visits with engineers from Minneapolis. Noted survey work will begin this week from both ends of the route, with a Cleveland firm handling the survey and a practical line proposed from Hillla to Contérville through Union county.
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Sioux City
Bijou
Green
Denelo
Cleveland
Me Hillla
Contérville
Union County
Life Cut Out by Gutter Bar
Aberdeen Iowa Aug 10 Simon Tuvekens eight years old farm hand for James Larvon near here was caught by a binder cutter bar and cut to pieces He lived in three hours Government distributes fine stock to Indians Pierre S D Aug 10 Indians on Cheyenne River reservation to receive annuity money and goods in Maye cash payments for lands to begin soon. 860 900 to be distributed. merchants along reserve supply stock for harvest. tax changes noted.
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Aberdeen
Simon Tuvekens
James Larvon
Pierre
Cheyenne River Reservation
Hoelord
Milwaukee Road
State Lind Sed
Chaning
Waleth
Bodie
Sethy
Java
Uamile
G. D
John Kachappa
Marshall County
Kachappa
Adama
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota
New England
Mott
N. D
Mobridge
Slim Buttes
Virsin
Fox Fidge
Me Ang Mra
Trovadale
W. G. Hull
Conde
S. D
Betcher & Co
Red Wing
Minn
Stone Lake
Hartford
Hall
Deadwood Railroad Plans Charged for Northern Route
Vice President Fred Robinson outlines Dakota Western railroad plans to build from Whitewood to Empire within 30 days, including power negotiations with Redwater Power & Light and a Deadwood entry via Boulder canyon. Minneapolis & St. Louis considers entering Deadwood with a survey from Ville to Whitewood.
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Deadwood
Fred Robinson
Dakota Western Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern System
Whitewood
Empire
Redwater Power & Light Company
Hettinger
N. C
Lead man finds gold nuggets in chicken gizzards
Nicholas Livak of Lead found three small worn gold nuggets in a chicken gizzard weighing about 90 cents total. He bought the hens a year ago from a man on Gold Run and suspects the gold came from that area. He remains practical about future hens not laying golden eggs.
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Lead
S. D
Nicholas Livak
Livak
Corner Stone Ceremony for Masonic Temple Held
Tiuron Aug 9 The corner stone ceremony for the Masonic temple now under construction drew large crowds from across the state. Grand Master A Brown of Sioux Falls and other grand lodge members attended. Rev Marshall Montgomery of Lead delivered the address. A 6 o clock banquet and an evening program with social features followed. Winifred asks Egan to run for governor Sioux Falls Aug 9 A petition from local voters asks George W. Egan to become gubernatorial candidate. Egan has spoken here and gained local support.
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Masonic Temple
Tiuron
Eastern Star
A. Brown
Sioux Falls
Grand Lodge
Marshall Montgomery
Lead
R— Winifred
Egan
Winifred
George W. Egan
Lightning Kills Farm Hand in Aberleen SD
A farm hand employed by Robert Dobrick was killed by lightning while working in a field ten miles southeast of Aberleen. A boy nearby on the wagon with Johnson was stunned but unharmed.
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Aberleen
Otto Johnson
Robert Dobrick
Wigan
Johnson
Eight Workmen and Families Die in City Street Car Collision
Chicago reports a fatal electric car crash at One Hundred and Third Street crossing last night. Motorman O P Beet died. thirty four people were injured including eight laborers eight women and five children traveling aboard.
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Chicago
O. P. Beet
Roosevelt Leaves for Paris with Family After Farewell
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt accompanied by sister Miss Carow and her youngest son left Duian for Paris. Municipal authorities met at Fallroad station to bid farewell. Archie and Ethel Roosevelets rejoin mother in Paris after travels with Baron Mayor des Pinches and his wife.
Indian Trust Land Battle Over Moody County Tract
United States attorney seeks cancellation of contracts and deeds in a dispute over a Moody County homestead. The government argues a 25 year trust bars transfer, after a dispute in the Taylor and wife trust deed and a 1908 forcible removal alleged by Louis Hemmer and others. The case names Fletcher J 8 Peart Ballard & Son and multiple local parties as defendants.
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Cinisval Chine
Imad
Moody
United States
EB. Wiener
South Dakota
Louis Hemmer
Wilsom
Fletcher
Peart
Richards ‘Trurt Company
Jaws and Dakota Land Company
Fred D. Henderson
Moody County
Hornby
Job Robinin
L. W. Ballard
Ballard & Son
Moody Bainey
Sioux
Uclobur
Henry Taylor
Taylor
Wagner
Woman’s yawning dislocates jaw near Grover
Mrs. August Zamow living near Grover awoke and yawned, dislocating her jaw. Doctors from Watertown reduced the dislocation and she returned to her day’s work, unable to talk or eat briefly.
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Watertown
S. D
August Zamow
Grover
Watertown Municipal Court Proves Economical
Watertown enhances costs by replacing the police court with a municipal court three years ago. The municipal judge handles civil cases under 2000 dollars and criminal cases previously reserved for the circuit court. Police cases also go to the municipal court. The August term lists several major criminal and civil actions.
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Watertown
Three Injured as Threshing Engine Explodes on Road
In Lake Andes South Dakota yesterday the moving threshing engine of J H Macylin exploded. Charles Johnson and Frank Boar, engine and fireman, were thrown about 20 feet and burned. The machine was wrecked debris flew 200 yards. A child of J Talento suffered a fractured arm after being hurled against a telephone pole. Meanwhile Bridgewater mayor Techetter aims to curb gambling with multiple fines and an appeal bond set at 400 dollars.
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Lake Andes
S. D
J. H. Macylin
Charles Johnson
Frank Boar
J. Talento
Bridgewater
Techetter
John F. Meier
ARC
Circuit Court
Motorcycle Fire Destroys Baggage Coach on Omaha Line
From Salem reports say a passenger left gasoline in a motorcycle inside the baggage coach of the Omaha railroad car. The gasoline spilled on the floor ignited by lamps, setting the car ablaze and causing extensive interior damage and loss of several trunks and their contents.
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Sioux Falls
Omaha
Salem
Policeman Targeted by Shots Near Roadside Car
Night round in the elevator district ends with Policeman John Hicks shot at from a box car. Bullet pierced clothing but caused no injury. Hicks pursued the assailant but could not identify him. Nearby farmer Martin Peterson was robbed of his pocketbook in the outskirts of the same area.
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Slaneton
John Hicks
Hicks
Martin Peterson
Mgney
Prairie fires damage west side river and Ammons town
Sparks from a freight engine set prairie fires in four places between Draper and Presho injuring multiple fields. Fire destroyed the Reservation Wand store post office and printing office in Ammons town on the Lower Brule reservation, owned by the Ammons sisters.
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Draper
Cniine
Presho
Ammons Sisters
Ammons
Lower Brule Reservation
Whisky Triggers Murder on Standing Rock Reservation
On the Standing Rock Reserve two half breed men, Thomas Powell and Robert Gilland, argued after obtaining beef cattle and liquor. Gilland fired a shot in the air then killed Powell with a pistol, later surrendering in Morristown. Gilland awaits federal action, jailed in Brown County. liquor introducer suspected of further prosecution.
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Aberdeen
Thomas Powell
Robert Gilland
Powerl
Gilland
Powell
Phunder Hawk
Perry
Carson
Morristown
Gilland Aberdeen
United States
William Wallace
Brown County
Standing Rock
Mar
David Kills Steer With Sling Stone
Albert Luckow a local farmer acts as a modern David when his stone accidentally strikes a steer owned by Wingard above the eye causing the animal to drop dead. Luckow aimed to help return straying cattle and the incident occurred near Wingard’s farm.
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David
Steer
Albert Luckow
Wingard
Luckow
Fortune awaits missing woman in Hartford
The South Dakota Children's Home seeks Mary Elizabeth Meyers about 27 years old who last lived near Hartford. Authorities request she contact the home superintendent at Sioux Falls if found, as an inheritance claim is involved and she may have moved within the state or to the northwest.
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ODD Fellows
Sioux Malls
Odd Fellows of
South Dakota
Jndigent Odd Fellows
Cooley Frm
Dell Rapids
Dell Rapids Naville
Dons
End Lodge
Odd Felons
Hartford
Mary- Elizabeth Meyers
Sioux Farls
Emma Goldman Pupil Strike at Pittsburg Plant
In Pittsburg Aug 6 a mass meeting of about 3500 Pressed Steel Car plant strikers at Shoonville aimed to settle differences and return workers to the line. Two men Joseph Borovski an alleged anarchist and Emma Goldman ally and Alexander Berkman were seized by the state constabulary with a loaded revolver and incriminating papers found on the person.
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Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Shoonville
Joseph Borovski
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Jailed for Flirting in Atlantic City Beach Cafe
Helen Sharle of Washington was sentenced to 10 days in county jail for flirting with a suave detective at a beach front cafe. Police say the anti flirting crusade aims to curb attention that lures victims into loss of money and jewels from wealthy visitors, with more cases blamed on pretty young women.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Helen Sharle
Washington
Piseoualy
Pitte— Burgers
Marine officer exams fail half of candidates in barracks test
Washington reports that many candidates for commissions in the United States Marine Corps did not pass mental or physical tests at the Marine Barracks. Only 82 of 61 candidates passed the mental and physical exams. In Cleveland Ohio Rev Frank Engiat says he must leave Ethel Mississippi due to issues with the African Methodist Episcopal conference.
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Washington
United States Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank R. Engiat
Ethel
Migs
Mothoit Episcopal Conference
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