Curious Will in Rehel Court Declared Valid
A local court at Rehel in the Ardertirs department upheld a will found under a bed on a sheet of iron. The deceased, an independent man, left his property to the borough of Ardennis with the condition that £12 be given to the fire brigade for a bean feast. The will’s validity was disputed by relatives but the court ruled it valid. Other notes cover fire safety methods, civil burial in France, Lake Chad fluctuations, Paris film industry pay, Minnesota teachers’ winter hardships, and assorted international items.
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Ardertirs
Nea
Borough of
Ardennis
Scientific American
Social Ise
France
Lake Chad
Paris
Paria Row
Minnesota
Millionaire Politician Haff Granted Dakota Divorce
A high profile divorce in South Dakota centered on John B. Tutt a New York millionaire and prominent Tammany figure. Judge Boucher granted the dissolution amid a web of arrests and legal maneuvers including attempted kidnapping and writs of habeas corpus.
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Trewioh
Jerome
John B. Waitt
New York
Millonaire
Tammany Map
Boucher
Pot Idea
Tuff
Boucherhoe
Hare
Fond
Elrod
New York Authoritie
Rheantione
Allorany
Allorany Deyorne
Pierre
Tutt
Buny
Hart
Mr Brown
Eureka
Judes Houeher
Fall
Supreme Court OF Boots Mahon
Hiatt
Sioux Falls
Lie Deerey Woednesx
Local News and Lodge Officers in Paton and Hudson
Paton witnesses recount near fatal canned salmon poisoning as attorney Honooet and family escape death. Lodge officers elected for the Esting seat with multiple names. Jacob Brigle dies at his son’s home aged 69. A coroner’s jury blames the railroad for a death in Hudson. Canton depot construction progresses with a large force and a two month completion target.
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Oliver
Tamlly Kert
Mlurence Trutolph
Ed T. Eneboe
A. FP
A. M
W. MV
O'Niel
S. W
Chas B. Kundert
J. Ww
Mt. Enehoo
D. AL Rudolph
T.T. Smith
Jacob Brigle
W. Byers
I Kennedy
Milwaukee Schroad
Leslie A. Lowell
Frudson
Uwo
Wife Grants Cruelty Claim At Mansfield Divorce Hearing
George W. Holmes of Mansfield sues for divorce in circuit court alleging cruelty by his wife Bertha who allegedly tortures him with cold hands on his back. The hearing drew many spectators as the case attracted local attention.
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Aberdeen
Dee
George W. Holmes
Mansfield
Bertha
Mansfeld
IOWA EDITOR ENTERS SOUTH DAKOTA FIELD
Springfield Dec 7 Alfred Edward Smalley a well known Iowa and Minnesota newspaper man has been named the editorship of the Springfield Times. Editor Smalley was formerly with the Ashton Leader Harris Herald Worthington Minn Glove and the Luverne Minn Journal He comes from Osceola County.
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Springfield, & D
Alfred Eamund Smalley
Towa
Minnesota
Springfeld Times
Smalley
Ashton Leader
Harris Herald
Worthington
Minn
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Luverne, Mint
Comey
Oaceola Coun
Missing Standard Oil tariff books hit trial outcome
Chicago December 1. Judge Landis and counsel reported three commodity tariff books of the Chicago and Alton cited in the Standard Oil case are missing. The books, offered as evidence to show similar tariffs elsewhere, were excluded at trial. Attorneys say they cannot be produced by railroad officials and may be used in seeking reversal in the U.S. Court of Appeals.
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Chicago
Landis
Sttorhey
Standard Off
John & Miller
Chicago and Alton
Standard OU
Illinois
Sliler
Ganda
OWA BOY HELD FOR MURDER OF GIRL
In a thin transcript of the hearing, A P Bowe of Smithland TGs ware the judge waived further contact and Bowen was held with gue bail for circuit court in January. The case centers on the murder of Skiuth aring Billo with details sparsely reported from Wilmington Del. Bee 17.
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OWA
Pierro
Democratic State Committee Adopts Plan for Delegates
The South Dakota Democratic State Committee adjourned after approving a plan for conventions and delegate elections. Mitchell is set to nominate a state ticket on the second Tuesday in July at Rapid City, with nominations on the official primary ballot by petition. A committee was named to appeal to the public, including Robert Emmett Dowdell Artesian and others. next meeting to be at Huron. William J. Bryan was endorsed for president.
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Braden Rily
Robert Emmett Dowdell
Artesian
R. F. Petumrew
Sioux Falls
W. ‘Ft. LaFoliette
Mitchell
Wickham
Alexandria
Railroads Violating Sixteen Hour Law Probed
In Huron, the grand jury probes alleged violations of the sixteen hour railway law by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company. About one hundred engineers, firemen, and brakemen have been subpoenaed over three days. Superintendent Moulton testified that evidence against the railroad is overwhelming. The law, passed by the last legislature, took effect July first.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Moulton
Vila
Northwestern Telephone case seeks federal court ruling
Vernon Dev 16. City council ordered Northwestern Telephone Company to remove poles and wires from streets. The company refused, district court held the matter, and now the North Western people petition to have the case heard in federal court.
Prentice Heir to Million Estate Dies in Asylum
Augustus Browning Prentice, once a promising New York lawyer and sole heir to a $2,000,000 estate, died at Bloomingdale asylum after two years of private care. His wife Maud Fowler Bre Yoort urged rest from business, but he refused, his mental state deteriorating under the strain of managing the family affairs since his father’s 1905 death.
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New York
Augustus Browning Prentice
Bloomingdale Anylon
Prentice
Bloomingdale
Harvard
Columbia
Augustus Prentice
Maud Fowler Bre- Yoort
Kidnapped Girl Recovered. Pair Detained On Way West
Chicago reports 10 year old Lillian Wulff recovered in Momenoe Indiana with a man and woman arrested. They gave the names Mr and Mrs William Jones and claimed travel from Pennsylvania toward Missouri. She says they picked her up on Chicago streets and traveled in a wagon. She had traveled under the name Jones and escaped once between Kankakee and Chicago before recapture. She appears neglected and dirty after being stolen and traveling for days.
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Lillian Wulff
Momenoe
Til
William Jones
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Jones
Kankakee
Funeral for Cleveland Mayor Buhrer Hinted Attendee Rockefeller
Relatives of Stephen Buhrer former Cleveland mayor 1867 to 1871 anticipate John D Rockefeller attending his funeral service Though arrangements wait on a Rockefeller response Buhrer recalled meeting Rockefeller summers for years near a tiny saloon Rockefeller once sought a job but was not hired Buhrer joked how a bartender past would shock Rockefeller who laughed at the idea
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Cleveland
Stephen Buhrer
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Buhrer
Yeura
Alf
Woman Sentenced to Death for Bomb Throwing in Moscow
Moscow December 1. The woman who threw a bomb at Lieutenant General Guerachenmann, governor general of Moscow, in an unsuccessful assassination attempt, has been sentenced to death. The incident occurred during a failed bid to kill the official.
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Moscow
Neo
Guerachelmann
Money Market Roundup From New York Trading Floor
Money market notes show prime mercantile paper at 7 6s percent. Sterling exchange quoted at 4 6 sg demand and a 60 day rate around 4 79.55 with a large implied balance of funds.
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Money Market
New York
Money Ann
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Aixty Dayne
Great Fleet Starts for the Pacific Parade of Vessels Impresses President
Rear Admiral Robley D. Byars commands the first division as a vast naval pageant sails before the President. The fleet, led by the Connecticut and Minnesota, forms two long lines near Chesapeake Bay with ships dressed in bunting. The Mayflower receives the officers on its deck, gun salutes ring out, and the president watches a ceremonial review as the fleet proceeds to sea for maneuvers.
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American Fleet Review As Roosevelt Heads Toward Pacific
Rear Admiral Robley D. Exon commands the fleet sailing from Hampton Roads for the Pacific crossing. The presidential party aboard the Mayflower watches the impressive naval pageant as ships form a long line and salute before advancing toward Thimble Shoal light. President Roosevelt and delegation join the officers for a farewell reception on deck.
Navy ships equipped with wireless telegraph system
Norfatie Va Dec All of the ships are equipped with wireless telephones and telegraph system. The wireless phones will enable depth communication with each other and with Washington and points along the coast by wireless telegraph. The wireless telephone is a new invention recently installed in the navy and has been thoroughly tested and pronounced completely successful.
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Union Avenue Bank of Commerce Reopens After Failure
Kans City, Dec. 18. The Union Avenue Bank of Commerce resumed business this morning as part of the network of banks affiliated with the National Bank of Commerce. All banks affected by the Commerce failure have now reopened.
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Union Avenue Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Commerce
Prize Hen Brings $400 A Pound At York Poultry Show
York Pa Dec A buff Orpington owned by G G Shoemaker of York sold to A J Cheek of Henderson NC for 400 The fowl won the fret prize at Madison Square Garden poultry show and is regarded as one of the most perfect of her kind The hen weighs four pounds so the buyer paid 2100 a pound
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G. G. Shoemaker
A. J. Cheek
Henderson
N.C
Madison Square Garden
Fungus Checks Ravages of Timber Beetle in South Dakota
Washington DC December 16 The bark beetle that has devastated Black Hills pine forests for a decade appears checked by a fungus thriving in dying trees The fungus kills young beetles and loosens bark slowing the invasion Though woodpeckers helped and man attempted peeling and logging the beetles persisted until the fungal outbreak began to curb them The report notes the epidemic may have reached its peak two years ago and is now declining with potential to save remaining timber values valued at about six million dollars at current stumpage prices
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Washington, D. C
Black Hills
South Dakota
Yorent Service
Perta
Anne
Black Hill
Federal control of express rates urged by retailer group
The ninth annual convention of the Retail Implement Dealers of South Dakota southwestern Minnesota and Northwest Iowa adjourned in Watertown South Dakota after passing resolutions urging Congress to reject parcel post bills that would cut first class postage and place express rates under federal supervision. Officers elected include President J E McDougall Britton and Vice President B G Watson Chamberlain with C Barton Vermillion as secretary treasurer. Directors and committees listed.
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Imple
South Dakota
Minnesota
Chamberlain
C. Barton
Vermillion
HG. Meyer
Lake Park
Conde
William Zing
Wessington
W. H. Thomas
Round Lake
Minn
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Castlewood
E. B. Vanal
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Mitchell
E. C. Barton
Verindl
Lion
C. B. Lessick
Gettysburg
Vermilion Man Dragged by Runaway Team
Gus Case of Vermillion County was dragged for a mile or two over rough roads and through a barbed wire fence after his horse team bolted last Saturday evening. He escaped with minor injuries and bruises after the episode near his home nine or ten miles southwest of Vermillion. He had gone to Vermillion Saturday afternoon for purchases. The cause of the accident remains unknown.
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