Wireless telephonic tent achieved by Amalia Malted Radoth Woh
The article reports a long distance wireless telephony feat between Berlin and a distant station using the Poulson system. It notes color changes at sea and various curiosities, mentions open air gyms atop skyscrapers, and lists multiple cultural and scientific items with several named individuals and organizations.
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Poulson
Mediterranean
Bon Porus
Ishinds
Ulmont
Cologne
Cologia
Gentent
Mini
Watertown Railroad Plans to Spend 100000 in Coming Year
Unofficial statement by George W. Case for St Louis railroad outlines 100000 to be invested in Watertown for new guiding shops and a new station. Agreement with Auckland affects proportionate costs. city council awaiting progress as disputes delay work.
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Watertown
Dan
St. Louis
Rock Thun
Guiden
Esty. Council
George W. Case
Lot
Bt. Loulh
Cake
Choke
Minors Face Institution After Assault Attempt
In a local incident, Jon Daystan a known suspect was accused of attacking two individuals in a neighborhood. Witnesses allege threats were made and the victim suffered injuries requiring medical care. Police investigations continue as court action is considered.
Crawford Invited to Sioux City Meeting to Discuss River Improvements
Governor Cummins invited Crawford to deliver the financial address at the Sioux City convention on river improvements. He was asked to appoint 26 delegates from the state to attend the meeting, with the ticket to be announced later.
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Crawford
Sioux City
Wird Hit
Cummins
Mienourt
Chis State
November Driest in South Dakota History
In November South Dakota endured a dry spell with only isolated stations reporting any rainfall. Vermillion recorded a dry autumn while several stations showed minimal moisture. harvests were among the best in some years. State high school funding is urged, with a plan to aid schools if districts meet teacher, library, and lab standards.
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South Dakota
DS Dante
Land sales falter as money woes slow purchases
The report notes weakened land sales this spring as buyers pull back amid financial strain. State officials report cash receipts and advance payments have decreased, delaying completions planned for summer and delaying school fund liquidation.
Insane Patient Cured by Display of Paintings
A patient labeled insane was reportedly cured by exhibiting paintings with electric lighting. The report notes belief that the calming effect may aid recovery and restore patient behavior, citing observations from the facility.
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Thas
Chasees Runaway Wife Across World Spark Arrest
The Austrian man Kosatz allegedly eloped with his friend Grube’s wife, prompting his arrest in this city after a preliminary examination. Bonds set at $600, awaiting next term of state court to answer criminal charges.
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Dee
Artinude
Harthol Shosats
Gaube
Sextautly
Jesus
Austria
Koppel
Grube
Kosatz
Advintege
Jove
United States
Dirt
Graute
Osats
Pie
Albetria
Aube
Re arrester leaves the Pen as Sioux Falls jails case unfolds
An arrest story unfolds around a prisoner released from the pen leaving Sioux Falls with authorities pursuing. The fugitive, Wilson, allegedly planned another escape from the penitentiary while in transit back to Sioux Falls. A sheriff’s investigation notes prior incidents and a chaotic pursuit ending with capture near Worthington.
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Sioux Fall
Nearly 450 Miles Added to South Dakota Railroads
Report details expansion of rail lines across South Dakota totaling about 450 miles. Mentions enforcement costs, fines, and penalties for noncompliance, with figures and incidents affecting railroad workers and safety. Includes regional notes on service changes and local reactions.
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South Dakota
South Bakotan in $2 aach for parents
A damaged OCR fragment notes a local matter about parents and a financial detail. It mentions names like Orbea Hil Dee and Edward Crise lle and a department seeking information. The text is garbled and incomplete with unclear context.
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South Bakotan
Bevels Charged With Poisoning Wife and Mother-in-Law
The coroner's inquest found Gustave Karmel guilty by verdict of bevels for poisoning his wife and mother-in-law. Authorities note the state's attorney will prosecute while the poison analysis from the Stoneh of the murdered women remains incomplete. The case centers on alleged arrangements to dispose of the family and transport assets to Germany.
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Mayes
Hood
Germany
Denier
Gustave Karmel
Bevels
Huta
Assault on Woman Physician in Sioux City Office
Dr.kmite Franch-Bullivan, a former Sioux City physician, was assaulted Tuesday afternoon in her office by Frank Lukenbill, a barber. He seized her from behind, tore her apron, pulled her hair, and fled. witnesses saw the incident from a front doorway across the street. Dr. Rauch-Sullivan, formerly of Sioux City, recently moved to Belvidere seeking a homestead and had practiced in Lyce and Bolton blocks.
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Lulenbill
Sr. Rauch-Sullivan
Sioux’ City
Lyile
Bolton
Belvidere
Zulu Chief Sings Home Sweet Home in English Now
London reports Dinizulu head trader of the Zulus travels to Zululand with a sheriff to face trial. He resides in a well furnished English style house with a valet and organ, enjoys English records and sings Home Sweet Home in English. The scene paints a civilized life amid rebellion.
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London
Dinizulu
Africa
Natal
Nowheri
Diniauli
Warke Cetewayo
Taya
Ais
Rooster Protects His Young Master in Farmyard Duel
Beverly New Jersey December 24 Teddy bantam gamecock defends his young master Percy, when a large dog burst from a yard and attacked the boy. Teddy leaped, jabbed with sharp spurs and forced the dog to retreat, crowing loudly to summon help.
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N. J
Teddy
Bantam Gamecock
Percy Thuisos
Charleston
Diant Ortasion
Jarge Das
Aasay
Doctor Accused of Assault in Pittsburg Case
Attending physician Dr Geo ReWin Winters was arraigned in Alderman’s court on charges of felonious assault and battery brought by 20 year old Mrs Mac McKee of Wa pationis. She testified he kissed her three times while he attended her baby, but the magistrate pressed for clarity. The doctor remains held for court.
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Pittsburg
Dev
Geo
Aters
West End
Mac McKee
Cone
McKee
Winters
San Francisco Fire Destroys Block in Early Morning Blaze
A fire in San Francisco on December 28 destroyed nearly an entire block bounded by Mission, Jessie, First and Second streets. Several factories and mills were burned, with property losses estimated above $200,000. Most structures were temporary shanties, and the fire caused extensive damage before being controlled.
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San Francisco
Severnd Factorieus
Niles
Coal Prospect Near Burning Bluff Sparks Local Interest
John W. Bebb near the Burning Bluff on the Missouri River begins a test shaft six feet in diameter to prove coal there. If profitable, Bebb will form the Hurbog Flute Coal Company to mine extensively. failures may lead to shafts farther from the river.
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Milner
Bil
Missouri
Babb
Money Taxed at Church Supper Debates Split on Dancing
Members of the Ladies’ Aid Society at the Christian church debate whether proceeds from a recent supper should be tithed or used for church needs. Some argue couples who danced should be expelled. others say all who danced should be fined or taxed, with one committee to decide.
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Miller
Dee
Christian Church
County Prosecutors Conference Announced by State Officials
South Dakota state and county attorneys prepared for a January 7 1905 conference at Wilertown to discuss criminal procedure and crime control. Attorney General W. Clark outlined topics including handling gaming and bawdy houses, with Pennington and Roberts counties represented by Eli Cileyt and Frank McNut respectively.
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SD. Dee
W. Clark
South Dakota
Wivlertown
Eli Cileyt
McNut County
Roberts
William Willanson
Isliite
Luton County
Chu L. Woot
Pennington County
Wilmerth
Boller Turns In Massive Haul On One Seine Day
In Rockport area Dee ai io, a party using a seine in the Jim River caught 14 tons of Huitel, the largest harvest yet recorded in the dim river. The drive occurred under Warden Pred Bond supervision and ties to a broader effort to protect the guineral river system as buffalo and carp migrate up from the Missouri River each year. About 20 tons of fish have been taken this year in this county as protection goals seek to clear riverways between dam sites.
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Dee. Ai. Io
Rockport
Ckport
Tila County
Jim River
Missouri
Pioneer prospector John Green dies at 75
John Green a longtime pioneer of mining and owner of prime prospects dropped dead of heart failure while preparing supper at a restaurant. He had prospected in the area since early days and remained active in his mining holdings at age 75.
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John Green
Darrow Steps Back From Pettibone Case Over Ill Health
Clarence Darrow withdraws from the Pettibone defense due to health issues. Thaddeus Botee reports Darrow will relocate to Los Angeles for rest and potential surgery as the trial pace continues. Former Congressman Adger Wilson will lead the defense for the time being from the Los Angeles position.
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Pettibone
Lolke
Ans Sddrens Cortie
Adeor Wilson
Preneni
Bank Robbery Sparks City Battle in Camden Point
Three men robbed the Bank of Camden Point early today taking about $4,000 in currency. A clash with citizens ensued with gunfire, robbers fled but were later captured near Folgerton Junction and jailed at Platte City.
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Camden Point
Citiesiu
Folgerton Junction
Rock Island Railroad
Platte City
Plucky Miles City Woman Trek Visits 600 Miles for Schools
Miss Mary Lee Wilson of Miles City Montana drives over 600 miles by wagon to visit every Custer County public school before Christmas. Facing cold near zero temps and two snowstorms she carried a rifle for protection and earned praise as a capable district superintendent famed for dedication and cheer.
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Camp Crook
Mary Lee Wilson
Miles City
Montwald
Wilson
Custer County
Mont
Dakota towns again seek county seat in Mix county race
Three towns Wagner Geddes and Plante renew efforts to gather the required 860 per cent of voters' signatures for a county seat petition. The 4 year gap rule hinders new contests, with Platte previously nearly meeting the mark before names were withdrawn and the board rejected the petition.
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Dakota
Pierre
S. D
Charles Mix County
Wagner, Geddes and Plante
Missouri Hills
Wheeler Bate
Platte
No Escape From Pen For Greene, Gaynor
Macon reports the U S Supreme Court denied their writ of certiorari. W W Oxburne stated no defense lets Greene and Gaynor escape penitentiary sentences. Telegrams from their Washington attorneys arrived and Captain Gaynor signaled a possible Christmas meeting in Macon before any statement.
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Greene
Gaynor
Macon
W. W. Oxburne
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Moesersynor
Oregon Land Fraud Prosecutions Set for January Start
Francis J. Heney special representative of the Department of Justice announces Oregon land fraud prosecutions will begin January 13. The trial period runs January 12. Heney has been investigating and will oversee trials in Oregon. A White House conference with President Roosevelt addressed the cases, but no outcome was disclosed.
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Oregon
Washington
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Department of Juece
White House
Roosevelt
Mr Honey
Heney
Fargo Becomes Winter Resort
Fargo North Dakota notes a rare warm spell with overcoats discarded and only one day near zero. If warmth lasts a baseball game may occur on Christmas Day drawing midwinter fans in straw hats and linen dusters.
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Fargo
N. D
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