Holed stone and medical curiosities in distant news
Reading through notes from Cornwall to Canada and Gloucester, a holed stone in Cornwall sparks folklore about rheumatism immunity. A Canadian woman grows a horn on her forehead that doctors remove like a ram’s horn. The Universalist church in Gloucester uncovers a desk once owned by John Murray. Porto Rico hosts a small U S force with limited policing. A match factory on the Pacific coast uses vast lumber and rail to feed its machines. A Cleveland cook is derided for kitchen prowess. Population milestones in 1800 show urban growth limits. Classic fabrics earn origin tales while Crete reveals ancient fashion. Currency shifts and a Waterloo medal provoke cross-Channel commentary.
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R. ©. Lawrence
Hamilton
Lawrence
Poison cheese death shocks small Northwest town
A one-year-old boy died after eating poisoned cheese prepared by his storekeeper father. Other family members reportedly ate portions but survived. officials attempted to treat victims as the cheese caused fatal agony before medical help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atebert Cotis
Rank Colt
Wastin
Tere
Tire
Affinity at county poor fair ends in marriage
Miss Johanna Thien of Howell county found her affinity at a farm near West Plaing. About 28 minutes after the meeting they wed. Rev Te Lotto performed the ceremony. Mrs. Alicitels owned the farm.
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Johanna Thien
Howell County
West Plaing
Willian
Michaels
Ammnelady
Bharicy
Bin
AGGIE
Abe
Alicitels
X Finn Farm
Professor Arnheim’s Mysterious Sleep Court Case
A government official named Arnheim suffers a prolonged sleep state after a head injury. Doctors cannot find brain trauma and it is unclear if the condition is neurological. The incident traces to a June head impact, with his sleep continuing for months as colleagues observe him in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele
Butonbure
Bulenburg
Oyster challenge shakes New Orleans scene with rival cooks
In a chaotic public display Sew Orbatta Mel and rivals claim to outsprint rivals and set records at Louie Martin's dinner club. Spectators applaud odd stunts as participants attempt to eat oysters in a race style contest.
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Orbatta
Romersiar
Phe
Louie Martin
Uae
Dry farming path for gumbo land debate
An article discusses dry farming and irrigation as methods for South Dakota. Leo Plerm advocates dry farming where irrigation is costly, noting gumbo soils benefit from a dust blanket after tillage. It also notes Stanley County party committee meetings in Midland on February 16 to organize primaries and predicts strong Republican gains due to new population.
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Lea Laum
South Dakota
Stanley County
Midland
Stanley
Falls from Ice Chute Hurt Two Vermillion Workers
Vermillion D.,Feb 4 Two accidents this week at Vermillion Ice Company works left workers injured while erecting ice structures. Oliver Brown fell from the highest ice point, more than 20 feet to frozen ground, with severe head bleeding. Doctors report broken jaw bones and other injuries. prognosis uncertain but recovery hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qvin Brown
eVeral
Conventions at Huron and Mitchell Planned
A Republican party meeting last night decided to hold a convention at Huron on April to select delegates to the national convention. A second convention to nominate state and congressional officers will be held at Mitchell on July 14. The session was orderly and highly enthusiastic.
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Muro
Huron
Price
Mitchell
Taemon
Three Big Meetings Scheduled For Deadwood
Deadwood South Dakota hosts three major state meetings in February to July. The State Medical Association, State Dental Society, and South Dakota Hawkers' Association will convene here, drawing a large number of visitors and a busy period for local businesses.
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Deadwood Deadwood
S. D
Deadwood
State Medical Association
State Dental Society
South Dakota Hawkers' Association
Yia
Hetland man badly burned in explosion
In Arlington Nebraska on February 4 Julius, working at Louie Crandell hardware store light plant, lit a match when a gasoline generator leak sprayed fuel. The resulting flash burned his face and upper body. rapid surgical aid is aiding his recovery.
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Hetland
Arlington
Tulius
Louie Crandell
Commission Considers Complaints From Towns
Sioux Falls Feb 4 The state board of railroad commissioners disposed of a lumber mill pattern at the hesilar monthly meeting in the city The Great Northern Railroad company sought permission to close its Corson depot building The board declined citing large receipts at Corson depot The company also asked to close the Booge station Residents of Booxe objected The board will continue investigation with action expected at the adjourned meeting February 7
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Sioux Falls
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Great Northern Ral Reid Company
Corson
Great Northern Company
Kiko
Booge
Booxe
Sioux City Cupid Failed in Mission
A Sioux City tale details Willam H Bennett's failed search for a wife through a Sioux City weekly, leading to a quick marriage to a plump soon wife who later faced accusations in a murder case. The Bennetts face court actions and disputed debt as neighbors and Red Blow Jodes members testify amid local turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mission
Willam H. Bennett
Bennett
Bennetts
Duffien Barly
Red Blow
Battleship Mississippip Named After Warship Launch
Tilladetpala Feb 4 Captain J V Bremont designated as performer of the new warship Missineippl was launched at the late Idad navy yard. The ceremony marked the commissioning of a battleship with Bremont as PoanMiier aboard.
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Tilladetpala
Idad Navy Yard
Kapiait J. V. Bremont
PoanMiier
Uae
Mayor Not a Citizen in United States?
An examiner reports that Mayor Geo is not a citizen, alleging invalidity of his eligibility and questioning his role in city affairs. The record cites parental birthplace and potential disqualification, prompting scrutiny of the mayor’s status and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roethe
Geo
Moyer Wrights
Conan Bern
Victim of Robber Battling for Life in Dakota Hospital
Reports from Avon SD detail Alexander Hininnn shot by a stranger near Sioux Falls. He lies in critical condition in a local hospital as authorities search for Carl Hendrickson, the alias given by the wounded man’s shooter.
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Dakota Hospital
Sioux Falls
Reb
Alexander Hiiinin
Avon
Sioux Valle
Lfe
Hendrickson
Hingman
Ron
Cottonwood Riches for South Dakota Farmers
John Stanley operates a sawmill south of Parker and has cut 88,000 feet of cottonwood lumber from D C Smith’s grove of under six acres. Smith also has 300 plus cords of wood by product. The piece argues that South Dakota has hidden timber wealth from small groves and around Parker many farmers will gain similarly.
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Parker
D. D
John Stanley
D.C. Smith
Smith
Prison for Defying School Laws in Mattson Case
In S D a parent, Mattson, refused three times to keep his 14 year old daughter in school, was fined 20 dollars by Judge Bennett, and sent to jail for two weeks. The case highlights efforts by Superintendent Bigelow to enforce compulsory schooling, with appeals planned to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile Chamberlain’s sanitation staff launch the South Dakota Health Journal to be published by Pukwana Press-Reporter in February.
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Lead
S. D
Mattson
Supreme Court
NEW Health Journal
South Dakota
Polin S. D
The
Chamberlain Sanitarum
South Dakota Health Journal
Faruary
Pukwana Press-Reporter
Iowans Case Goes Over To Next Term
Aurelius Bow en of Smithland Ia was again bound over after a second preliminary hearing for the murder of Katharine Kille near Fort Pierre. On defense request the case was postponed to the next term in the circuit court. Thomas L. Fishback president of the First National Bank of Brookings SD died suddenly in Brookings and Rochester per day report.
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Pierre
S. D
Aurelius Bowen
Smithland
Katharine Kille
Fort Pierre
Dakota Bank
Winona, Minn
Thomas L. Fishback
First National Bank
Brookings, SD
Rochester
Stanford editor suspended for inciting disorder
Edward A. Cunha managing editor of the Daily Palo Alto was suspended from Stanford University for the remainder of the academic year for inciting and participating in a public disturbance in Palo Alto. Cunha, class of 18665, had served as Daily Palo Alto manager and was active in student affairs and honor societies.
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Stanford
Cal
Palo Alto
Edward A. Cunha
B. S. Allen
E. P. J. Troy
San Francisco
Cunha
University
Wis
Associated Students
Skull and Snakes Honor Society
Quadrangle Club
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Encina Club
Daily
Nas
Cardinal Rooters
Plot to dynamite Mrs Palmer's house shocks city
Chicago February 3 police guard placed at the residence of Mrs Potter Palmer 100 Lake Shore Drive after the chief received an anonymous letter claiming three men discussed dynamiting the building. Mrs Palmer was en route to Europe. only servants inside. Chief Shippy deemed the threat a crankish hoax.
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Chicago
Potter Palmer
Lake Shore Drive
State Would Tax Dowries Under Foreign Marriage Law
Albany Feb. A bill introduced in the New York assembly by Mr Keller proposes a 20 percent tax on dowries exceeding 100000 dollars given by New York women to foreigners. Every contract for dowry or pretended dowry would have to be recorded and taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York
Keller
Kittredge Defends Senate Record at Mitchell Rally
South Dakota senator Alfred Kittredge defends his six year Senate record at a Mitchell rally. He highlights support for a two cent tare, lower freight rates, and Roosevelt Taft policies while detailing the Bristol case and asserting no railroad influence over his legal work. Delegates organize Roosevelt Taft club efforts as allies convene in Mitchell.
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Bristol
Roosevelt-Taft Lab
Ro P Dundas
E. B. Martin
Frank Cory
Watertown Public Opinion
J. L. Browne
Aberdeen
Cory
JG Kennedy
Sioux Falla
Lures
A. Morrie
Huron
R. P. Dundas
Mitchell
Wich
Kittredge
Senate of the
United States
South Dakota
Panama Canal
Jong
Shonts
Stevens
Senate
Senate Committee
Nelson
Congressional Record
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Company
International Congress on Tuberculosis in United States
A detailed preview of the fifth International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in the United States for three weeks. Noteable authorities will lead discussions with lectures, clinics, exhibitions, and publications. Membership details and funding by the National Association are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellette
Ghedter
Merette
Betis Ruary
Eo L. Noyes
Association
United States
Arl
Congreva
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Uni
The Way to Win and a Mock Ad in Trib
A crooked tale from the New York Tribaby, Richard Cantichd, and Canfield share a cynical line about money and payoffs. A bogus ad promises love guidance for coin, but the returned answer mocks the spender by offering wealth instead.
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New York
Richard Cantichd
Saratoga
America
Canfield
Hen
Fragmented School Opening Notice From OCR
The readable text shows scattered phrases about a person named Marke and a doctor, mentions of vacation and a school opening on Monday, but details are incomplete and unclear. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet with partial names and a scheduled start.
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Strand
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Gloucester
John Murray
Werlsh
Murray
Porto Rico
Pacific
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Charlotte Clayton
Berence
Cleveland
Mra
Clayton Terenes
Cairo
Mosul
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Damascus
Brin
Hwolf Ia
Milan
Moss
Crete
Mae Fe
Balint Gaudens
Tedia
Hinde
Dixon
Wenatar
Ne- Cie & Fanch
Nevada
Goltheld
Columbus
Din- Manhatton
Patrvin
Hewefes
Brooklyn
Ames
Otie Mayen
Scotland Bank Scotland
Paul Lavymann
Firat Ni Honal Bank of
Scothand
Washington
Yankton
Fred Borg
Lorentaicn
Watt
Watertown
Watern
Yrorh AL Malay
County Poor
AIP
Challanges
Ani Aia
Maulo Paiblig Todey
Vlgren
Plerm
S. Te
Leo
Salt Lake City
Huron and
Mississ
W. C. Bristol
United States Civirict
Oregon
Judiciary Committee
Tam
Tim
W. C. Isrntol
Gregan
Department of Jusnce
Department of Justice
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Hoyt
Robb
Appellate Court of
District of Columbia
McReynolds
Tommy
Z. Marke
Ex Vacatiobillas
Marke
Monay
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