Alcohol research cited by Arty scientists raises safety fears
A preliminary report from a committee of scientists formed in 189% studies alcohol's effects on growth development and offspring in animals including kittens dogs and rabbits. Findings note instinctive aversion to alcohol, nervous symptoms in dogs, and reduced vigor and disease resistance, while humans and other animals show impaired endurance and increased fear responses under alcohol influence.
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D. C
Badge
Clark
Pierre Daily Dakotan first issue sparks local pride
New daily paper launched in Pierre under State Publishing company. Ralph Carr charged with deadly assault on Henry Stokes amid Homestake pumping station incident. Edward Davis held as accomplice. Both men held in Lawrence County jail. stabbing followed a dispute over Stokes words at a dance.
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Ralph Carr
Henry Stokes
Deadwood
Homestake
Edward Davis
Manna
W. J.thompson
Lawrence County
Carr
Stokes
Davis
Haina Station
Davin
Safe Blower Convicted In South Dakota Court
James O'Brien was sentenced to three years in the Sioux Falls penitentiary after a Hyde county sheriff brought him to Judge Gaffy’s court. O'Brien received 26 dollars and two revolvers as his sentence. authorities found dynamite and fuse in his possession when arrested in Sioux Falls by a U.S. deputy marshal. Also, Frank W. Davis, deemed insane, was taken to Yankton asylum after a spree of price-cutting days in Troquois, triggering a manhood of losses and a stock sale.
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James O'Brien
Sioux Fallz
Huron
Tibbs
Hyde County
James O Brien
Gaffy
Sioux Falls
O'Brien
Sioux Palla
United States
Frank W. Davis
Yankton
Troquoia
Honaire
Threatened to Kill Arrest Near Salem
Fred Hess living south of Salem has been arrested on a serious charge for threatening to kill several family members. The trial is set for Bridgewater next Wednesday. Hess, once at the Anamosa penitentiary for forgery, is on parole and may be returned to prison. Reverend Carl D. Thompson spoke at the courthouse on Friday under the local social club. William C. Soliroeder of Omaha and Mrs Mary Pulmaulst of the Place are to be married tomorrow evening in Salem. I. L. Nogte and wife and J. C. Gapp and wife plan a two‑day trip next Tuesday for a two process as in the, be ee a peaident this vii Atyaince 1879, has gone to Upland, cue the winter.
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Fred Hess
Salem
Dy Dee T
Fred Jess
Bridgewater
Hess
Anamosa
Carl D. Thompson
Engineer Stabbed After Quarrel at Center Bay
G D Lankton December 1 reports a serious affray at Center Bay in which Barry Blebee city engineer suffered a gash to the left side near the lung needing prompt medical aid. Westbrook, a man with local bad rep, attacked over a land dispute. John Martin, attendee at the state haytung for the insane, was also injured in Centerville. authorities say the injuries are being treated and investigation continues.
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Lankton
G. D
Tole Place Hare Center- Bay
Barry Blebee
City Eng
Higbee
Westbrook
Highet
Weilbrook
John Martin
Atato Haytung
Centerville
Eo Pri
Indian Robber Roams Greenwood Postoffice Amid Reports
An armed intruder entered the Greenwood post office in Sioux Falls South Dakota on December 1. Scarce readable fragments mention a Crow Dakota leader name and a deputy, with vague references to a posse or county authorities and a federal involvement.
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Greenwood
Sioux Falls
S. D
Crow Dow
Jommnon Pontomos
Charles ‘Crow
United States
Jerry Cartnton
Bankers Interest In Suit Over Unpaid Check
A South Dakota case at Chamberlain concerns Wilkes and McGatin over a check Wilkes says he never received. Hinrichs claims the payment was made. bank records show balance. After multiple trials and appeals, a jury ruled for Wilkes, with further proceedings anticipated.
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Kimball
Bourt
Chamberlain
Wilkes
Robtn McGatin
Spimbell State Bank
Candler Hinrichs
Wilks
McGafin
Justice Court
Hinrichs
Theirourt Court
Aldermen OK License for Second Saloon in Kimball
The Kimball board of aldermen voted to license a second saloon after years of refusals. Local builder J. M. Brunskill won approval by a three to one vote with two members absent. Public sentiment shifted as business leaders opposed monopolies and tax revenues influenced the decision. Builders J. W. Sanford and Mose Kallman are behind the new and existing saloons, with Sylvan Wintz managing the business in Chamberlain.
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Kimball
Sgimball
Mike Reed
Sioux City
J. W. Sanford
Chamberlain
Bulding
Lamnskill
Mose Kallman
Sioux Falls
Sylvan Wintz
Small Circuit Court Docket Shrinks This Year
Huron South Dakota December 2 Judge Charles Whiting opened a jury term with only ten criminal and eighteen civil trials listed. The term, likely under a week, marks a rare quiet period since the circuit was reduced in bustle. Death of James K Searle is reported from Lead Devonshire England. James K Searle long active in business and property interests in Lead and mining districts.
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Circuit Court
Huron
Charles Whiting
Whiting
Gion
James K. Searle
Charles Starle Yan
Woodbury
Devonshire
England
Searle
Lead
Gold in New Mexico Seeker Find In Cobolla Mountains
Report from Dec 2 describes prospectors in Hilleboro New Mexico flocking to the Cobolla range where Mexicana guided by an elder locate a gold bearing vein. They break rock and dirt to reveal promising gold when a jury of locals halts operations for court action.
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Cobolla
Hilleboro
N. M
Letter from shipwreck widow reports five bodies found
A Riverside Maine letter claims Morrie the mate and four others perished when a botched voyage ended in disaster. The writer alleges five men including a Russo and Tipantss were aboard and believes the bodies of the seven men may be recovered.
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Hamaylecotta
Cay Ffoei
Morrie
A Russo
Tipantss
Ioenne
Teva
Bristow Report Criticizes Heath in Postal Fraud Probe
The Bristow report concludes Perry Heath not indicted due to insufficient evidence amid broader postal contract scandals. It details Heath’s ties to the Doremus canceling machine contracts, $20,000 in stock transfers, and alleged improper influence involving M. D. Helm and George B. Green, with indictments later sought for Green, Doremus, and Beavers. The document, released by President Roosevelt, urges accountability for officials and contractors in the postal service.
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Washington
Wee. L
Perry Heath
Bristow
Heath
Duremus
Post Office Department
Mir
Perry
Helm
Doremus
W. R. Landfear
Landfear
Department
George N. Tyner
Hesth
Beavers
W. D. Doremus
L.T. Michener
Dudley
Dudley & Michener
Truesdell
Modela Nos
Deadmone
Peuterdell
Green Beesme
Trierdell
Bundy Company
Doremius
Heath Wesalko
Doretius
Ida HL Grawall
Pany
Fonnenms Miaby
Trucedell
Meath
New York
Commission
William W. Lang
Washington, D. C
Doremus Company
Seventh National Bank of New York
Green
Wie Doremus Company
Wassau Trust Company
Brooklyn
Seventh National
Dorenus Machine Company
Seventh National Bank
George W. Beavers
Moore& Schley
George E. Green
Doremus Machine Company
Inspectonso
Ida 13
Crowell
Long
Fish
Wish
Tyner-Barrett
Tyner
Barret
Rick-Dulck
BH. T. Arngid Twit
Phe Supply Cosilenet
Roosevelt
Bristow Anil
Umit
Patti Abandons Show Over Pay Demands at New York Theater
Diva Patti refused to sing after learning only $3,480 had been advanced versus a $10,000 expected haul. Theater owners covered a shortfall of $2,260 to salvage the concert, which lasted ninety minutes, with Ally driving to the venue and the audience receiving a late start but a completed performance.
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New York
Patt
Haiti
Mme. Patt
Mme
Patti
Hig House
Rey
Pattiis
Ally
Mie
Mrouske
Severe Storms Roil Europe With Snow Across Continent
The report notes incessant rain in London giving way to widespread snowfall across Great Britain and much of Europe. Outdoor work halted in towns as sixteen degrees of frost hit the south. Traffic slowed. rail and road travel faced disruption as snowstorms intensify in Belgium and surrounding regions.
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Europe
Tondon
Great Brille
London
Brida
Snowstarma
Beleiun
Selestenia
Neal Jon
Immany
Denials Rise Over Bristow Report Frauds Claims
Washington reports quote Michael W. Louis former superintendent of postoffice supplies urging Bristow to publish a declaration signed by Bristow himself to allow legal action. Charles N. Zeidlitz disputes Louis’s Kansas City link and payroll details. W. H. Landvoight defends himself against Bristow’s findings, noting his son’s employment and questioning motive behind the report.
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Michael Louis
Division of Post Office Supplies
Bristow
Washington
Michael” Wy, Louis
Division of
Postoffice Supplies
Kansas City
Michael W. Solis
Charles N. Zeidlitz
Louis
Zeidlitz
Michael W. Louis
Zeldutz
Landvoight
W. H. Land Voight
Post Office Department
Stristow
Landveight
General Manifold Company
Manifold Company
Franklin
Washington, D. C
Idle Men Arrested After Peabody Drive Out Trouble Breeders
Telluride Colorado December 2 Sheriff Rutan arrested twenty eight men acting as soldiers in the county crackdown ordered by Governor Peabody to remove agitat ors idlers and trouble breeders. Twenty were discharged by Justice Robinson. others fined 16 to 35 dollars with sentences suspended until December 20. About fifty miners work Tomboy property. no resumption at other idle mines until Tomboy secures full force.
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Peabody
Telluride
Colo
Rutan
Justice of the Peace
Robinson
Cleveland to sell Bradford railroad assets in December
Franklin Pennsylvania reports that former President Grover Cleveland, sole endholder of the Bradford Bradford and Kinzua narrow gauge railroad, plans to sell the remaining bonds and equipment. The sixteen mile line, once dividend paying, is in process of liquidation due to past due interest.
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Franklin
Bec
Grover Cleveland
Cradford, Bordell and Kinzue
Cleveland
Bradford
Wages Cut for 94000 New England Textile Workers
Wages of about 94,000 cotton textile operatives were reduced today in another round of cuts across New England. The total now affected this fall reaches roughly 64,000 workers as reports say the new schedules were adopted with limited protest by manufacturers.
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New England
Botton
Moss
New Engand
Nebraska Auditor Arrested in Bank Affair
Charles Wheeton, auditor of Nebraska, is reported arrested on charges connected with closing a bank. The case involves Casper and Douglas Wy. The court will adjust fines so stockholders are paid in full, with deposits returned as part of an immediate reorganization.
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Ebraska
Gayx Institution
Douglan
Lec
Charles Weeton
Atain
Nebraska
Hite
Casper
Cadpyr
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