Vast array of European notes on industry and travel
The report surveys diverse topics from London rail crowds and lost goods to Vienna hat vans and wine forecasts. It notes Italian tobacco, French paper clothes, Japanese paper garments, rope fabric cloth, and Siberian textile uses. It also mentions alcohol reports in Italy, Malay pearls, and colonial labor in the Philippines.
Poison Whisky Death Trial Reportedly Opens Case
Fragmentary text notes a murder trial or inquiry in which a bid man may have died from poisoned whisky. Names and places are garbled but mention Gatun, Cate, Nill, and legal organizers in Pipestone area. The record hints at a court verdict and ongoing proceedings with references to election of officers and local notices.
Yankton Lawyer and Mayor Die Within Weeks
A Yankton lawyer and former city official died yesterday after a bout with nervous prostration and fever following illness. The report notes his service as a former house member in the South Dakota legislature and the city’s mayor. A separate item notes George Closter, longtime postmaster at Chunelie South Dakota, passing away after years as a Hyde county rancher.
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Bow
Ner
Ind
Price
Dakota
Highmore
George Closter
Chunelie
Hia Ne
Mt Poster
Hyde County
Former Editor Returns to Newspaper Work
A longtime newspaper figure reenters the industry after a stint at another publication. He will lead a weekly newspaper and guide editorial direction.
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Nove Tho
Sune
Gora
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Dudliese
Fenu
Twili
Nestoh
Alreadi
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Kader
Valvular Lesson Is Cause Of Death
Sioux Falls 5 D Nov 2 The autopsy conducted here under director Corey Routh determined that Hine I Rue who dies on a train enroute to Sioux Falls hospital suffered peritonitis virulent gut infection and appendicitis. the cause of death was valvular tension. Wife and kin await details as findings reveal extreme illness prior to death.
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Jasper
Miu
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Telfer
Kimball
M. D
Pratt
Black
Nothct
Blake
Uist Simmer
Hudson
Andrew Anderson
Calliope
Anderson
Dakota teacher accused of bigamy and multiple crimes
Aberdeen DAKOTA TEACHER DARLING a country schoolteacher linked to five marriages and numerous offenses including fraud larceny and fake teaching bureaus. He was arrested after a Milwaukee detective and local officers traced him via a reporter who pressed for silence.
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Dorling
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Miller Ice Man Boycotts Saloon Ice Supply
In November Miller D., a saloon town planned to outwit W T Rafferty the sole ice supplier by buying ice from houses with large piles and reselling at a profit. Rafferty then refused to sell any ice for soft water, halting the scheme.
Peper Refocuses on Referendum Petition Requirements
The state press argues for amending referendum petition signers to strengthen validity but notes constitutional limits. Writers doubt public willingness to back changes via another vote driven campaign. Such reform would require public approval, with the legislature only able to submit it.
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Pierre
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Man Drops Dead En Route to Sioux Falls Hospital
Carles Rowe of Hopkins Minnesota collapsed on the Great Northern train at Garretson while being transported to a Sioux Falls hospital. Letters from his wife and children were found on his person expressing love and anticipation of Thanksgiving together. The body was taken to Sioux Falls undertaker parlors. coroner C V Booth may hold an inquest.
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Carles ¥. Rowe
Hopkins
Hennepin County
Minnesota
Jasper
Minn
Great Northern
Garretson
Sioux Falla
C. V. Booth
Dakota Elevator Burns To The Ground
Yankton Nov 28 The farmer s union elevator at Gagyville burned to the ground early this morning with loss and cause not known. D. C. Claymore pioneer dead at Pierre aged about? 1842 arrival aged elderly longtime white settler dies at Cheyenne river home after moving from Missouri river area.
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Yankton
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Farmerers Union
Gagyville
Postmaster Changes Announced in Several States
Washington D C Nov 28 These changes in fourth class postmasters were announced today in South Dakota Dua hmel Pennington County Joseph Trask as Cruickshank resigned Iowa Edna Lyon county Anna M Montgomery vice A Nolsan removed Nebraska Erina Garnejd county Allie M Clark vice CO Mcvayty Odessa Bulblo county Say Wes J Jonson vice A Pakbby re noted in the list The report names several counties and individuals affected by new assignments and resignations across the Midwest.
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Washington
D. C
South Dakota
Duehsmel
Pennington County
Joseph Trask
Cruickshank
Iowa
Edna
Lyon County
Anna M. Montgomery
A. Nolsan
Nebtucki
Colome to Contest Election Over Winner Victory
Colome South Dakota residents plan to challenge the county seat result in Lripp County claiming the ballot for Winner was illegal. About 100 Colome votes could have changed the outcome and the case will be argued by lawyers for Colome interests.
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Colome, &. D
Colome
Lripp County
Winner
Board of Supervisors
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Colone
Dallas
Man with a Hoe Charged With Assault to Kill
Frederick Dickman 65, arrested for assault with intent to kill after allegedly attacking William Tansmann with a garden hoe. Tansmann seriously injured, case second arrest in this matter. Dickman waived examination and posted $500 bond for April court term.
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William Tansmann
Anseres
Dickman
Tansmann
Burke Leads Burke Over Martin by About Six Votes
Pierre South Dakota November 25 reports show Republican Burke ahead of his Senate rival by a little over six votes with four counties counted and more likely similar margins. Also note fires, arrests, expenses, and incorporations in brief items across the state.
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Pierre
Meares
Pontoon Bridge Removed Over Ice in Yankton
In Yankton South Dakota during the annual session the department elected James W Todd as chief John Fannlow as first assistant chief Frank Tilton as second assistant chief James Crowe as secretary and EB T White as treasurer Heavy slush ice forced the removal of the pontoon bridge to protect boats The article notes a four inch fee and mentions boats near Pie but details are unclear.
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Department
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John Fannlow
Frank Tilton
Jame Crowe
EB T White
Pie
Woman Identifies Murder Victim as Husband in Aberdeen Case
Mrs. Casey traveled from International Falls to Aberdeen after reading of an unknown man's murder. She identified the victim as her husband Edmund Casey, a farmer with a widow and six children. The case traces to a September 4 body found near Milwaukee tracks with a robbery motive.
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Edmund Casey
Strool
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International Falls
Minn
Missouri River
South Dakota
Milbank
Stroel
Prisoner suicide at Madison prison raises concerns
A former resident William Wilkie attempted suicide in a Dakota jail cell by stabbing himself in the neck. He had been arrested on theft charges and for threatening to kill his family, bound over in $70, then taken to Madison for confinement. He died later after authorities found him on the cell floor.
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William Wilkie
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Wilde
Wenly
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Hoe
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