Indomitable and early 1800s ship trade and new textile aims
A cor respondent reflects on the Indomitable launched at Blancow and compares forefathers’ views to 1800s naval progress. The article mentions iron ship tonnage around 2850 tons, 50 acre for tat, and 200 shipwrights yearly. It also details innovations in textile fibers xyolin, automatic rifles, rail electricity, and emigration aboard the Pio Nonno, with notes on Canary Islands natives and a diverse set of global topics.
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Blancow
Fending
Toye
of Railways
Austria
Vienna
Bregenz
Salzure
Trieste
Tneinesring Commission
Rivera
Billy
Canary Islands
Spain
New World
Pio Nonn
United Stated
Ain Whe
Popularity Based On Stolen Whisky Ends In Defalcation
A Florence agent for the M St L railroad faces defalcation accusations after reportedly stealing whiskey and funds. The traveling auditor found discrepancies totaling 104 books and missing liquor. Investigators note the suspect’s past trust and the empty cask and broken seal suggest thefts extending to shipments through Green Bay and Duluth.
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Conde
Mt Florence
Hraneeh
Rand
Trelcit
Mit
Green Bay
Gamble Wins Wagner Is Named Walabladon Appointment For South Dakota
Walabladon tang Te grestaent ingay cruinaged the ypointmen of 1 E. Wagner of Alexandria as United States ilorhey for South Dakota to take effect July 1. The appointment was made on the recommendation of Senator Gambit. Rittredee protested against Wagner's appointment and the renomination of Hibert. Kittredge is expected to fight the appointment, with objections. FINE COLLECTION OF OLD COINS GIVEN TO COLLEGE Yankton June 6. Yankton College received a valuable gift of ancient coins and other articles from A. Weatheringpe in honor of its twenty-first anniversary. The collection includes Greek coins from 509 B.C. and early Roman emperors, in silver and gold, with specimens from Byzas, Athens, Corinth, Rhodes, and rulers such as Augustus, Tiberius, Nero, Vespasian, and more.
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Ingay
E. Wagner
Alexandria
United States Wilorhey
South Dakota
Wes Wee
Gambit
Yankton
A. W
Colin
Sears
Byzacusp
Athens
Corinth
Rhodes
Rome
Augustus
Tiberius
Caligula
Candis
Nero
Guba
Vespasian
Four Day Conference of Swedish Christians Planned
A four day conference of the Swedish Christian Froa Congregation church society was announced with meetings in the Scandinavian language. Clergymen from various parts of South Dakota, including Rey AL MM Gimse of Minne MOT and Anda Tumber, were to lead sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmagiet
Christan Froa Congregation Church Society
Rey AL MM. Gimse
Anda Tumber
Crent
South Dakota
Swift Butchers Strike In St Joseph Plant
About 125 Swift & Co. pork butchers at the St Joseph plant struck today alleging union activity led to terminations. The Nelson Morrin and Ham plans were involved, with the men signaling a strike to begin tonight.
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St. Joseph
Swift & Co
Nelson-Morrin
Fire kills three in Newark building blaze
A Newark hotel or tenement fire killed three residents and trapped several others. Firefighters acted quickly, rescuing several families from the upper floors as flames swept the structure. The janitor and his boy were reported among the dead, while neighbors aided in evacuations and assisted the injured as authorities investigated the cause.
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Newark
Juno
Joseph Hoencke
Turnvoreti
Hull
WEA
Chili
Aly
Tae
French Strike Halts Visitors to America
Fragmentary report indicates a French strike affecting visitors to the United States. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to a June timeframe and international tensions. Further readable details are not recoverable from the supplied text.
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America
Mansion of Jack Sully Cattle Thief Described as Resort
The former habitation of Jack Sully, the cattle thief, becomes a grand estate once owned by Dr. Jinos of Yapston. He cleared ravines, created a fine pond, and built a modernized mansion with a summer resort outlook. The project, costing around $25,000, includes amenities and landscaped grounds planned through several phases.
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Jack Sully
Grepping
James
Lucas
Nile
Supitavhan
Jinos
Gurhanan
Yapston
Manila
Kosular
License Granted to Captain Grant Marsh on Yellowstone River
Fort Pierre notes a license signed by Biting Bull allowing Captain Grant Marsh to navigate the Yellowstone River from the Missouri to the Tongue. The document, a relic of frontier days, names inspectors and tribal authorities approving Marsh’s waters voyage.
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Speerroes
Fort Pierre
Grant Marsh
Missouri
Dakota
Mon
Grant
Bull
Taos
Yellowstone
Grane
Fourteen of Nineteen Children Survive Mother
Mrs. Jung Gortinker died at her home south of town at age 42 leaving nineteen children. Fourteen survive, five had died since the marriage. The tragedy disperses the family as six of the youngest children go to relatives in Iowa.
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Miller
Si D
Jung. Gortinker
Towa
Masters Cause Trouble At Normal School In Madison
Police report that men and boys have harassed women and girls near the normal school and churches in Madison. Chief Davis warns that anyone charged with annoying women or young girls at specified locations will be arrested and punished. A public safety alert follows. Population data from Union County shows May births twelve, deaths five, and six marriage licenses.
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Madison, & C
Davis
Els Point
Union County
Yankton Man is Interstate Winner at Grand Forks
Howard Warren of Yankton college won the interstate oratorical contest at Grand Forks North Dakota. He is a son of President H Warren and will be welcomed warmly on his return after representing his institution and state among many able competitors.
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Yankton
Howard Warren
Yankton College
Grand Forks
Warren
Labor Federation Bars Brewers Union
In Washington on June 4 with President Gompers absent, AFL Secretary Morri son announced revocation of the charter of the International Union of Brewers Workers for failure to meet federation terms.
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Labor Federation Bars Brewers’ Union
Washington
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Gomper
International Union of Brewers Workers
Parkston letters aim to fund Kauffman murder trial
Sioux Falls businessmen receive mass mailed letters urging contributions to hire special attorneys for Mrs. Emmi Kauffman trial. The Parkston citizens committee, backed by out-of-town attorneys, asks Sioux Falls merchants to fund the case, warning of economic pressure if they resist. The drive emphasizes duty to justice and equality before the law amid local tax payer burdens.
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Sioux Falls, & C
Emmi Kauffman
Tuselty
Committee of Citzens
Parkston
Iowa
South Dalout
Ne City
Sioux Falls
Jlane
Kauffman
Agnes Poirolla
Agnes Poirers
Tavy
Minnehaha
Jal Ag
Sioux Falls Jo
Bers
W. H. Shaw
Hutchinson County Bank
Hutchinson County
Minnehaha County
Citizens’ Committee of
Convict Ed Wilson Surrenders After Rural Escape
Sioux Falls reports Ed Wilson, serving a life term for Moody county murder, did not escape. He hid behind cement barrels in the power house after a failed hospital window escape, then emerged due to hunger and surrendered. He injured his hip when he fell partway while climbing down a makeshift rope.
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Sioux Falls
Atte
Miles Arouid
Ed Wilson
Sioux Walls
Moody County
Tadeis
Wilson
Wison
Bert
Mie Fee
Wealthy Heiress Seeks Simple Life After Millionaire Inheritance
Mrs George Grant Mason widow of Jamis Henry Smith of New ark inherits 15 million from the estate. She and her husband say they will not be social butterflies and plan to avoid railroad ties to wealth. They describe the shock of sudden riches and the demand from strangers, with one man asking 65000 to build a hotel.
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George Grant Musan
Jamis Henry Smith
Newark
Jael Spring
Mageries Walstaats
Mas
Minneapolis
Minn
George Grant Mason
James Henry
Smith
Plaza Hotel
New York
Mrs. Mason
Margaret
Aberdeen
Guatemalans Train Guns Upon Mexico
A Tuxtila Guiterez message from a border town reports Mat Gatemalan troops entrenching and mounting artillery opposite Ocos. The Twenty-fifth infantry has arrived and Mexican troops are arriving daily and posted along the border.
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City of
Mexico
el Diario de la Tarde
Tuxtila Guiterez
Ocos
Time To Pension Every Veteran Says Governor Crawford
Governor Crawford of Suita Vilenta presided at a gathering honoring veterans of the Civil War era. He praised their sacrifice, urged respect for their service, and pressed for a just pension system that acknowledges honorable discharges without intrusive proofs, calling for dignity in retirement and lasting national gratitude.
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Anemteru
Uae Nas
Wits
Crawford
Suita Vilenta
Hood
Wendie
Lie
Aises
Mes
Anki Redhina If
Jdieeuane JC Minneateatat
Ghertsbat
Enmilletty
Suiban
Attalea di
Walter Ydthin
Mingo
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Ramond Biant
Monte Carlo
Europe
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le Paneles
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Addison
Mauda Balea Booth
The
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Ate
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Hranech
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Tingle End
M . St L
Florence
Gamble
Wagner
BE. Wagner
Ser
Ike
Hibert
Kittredge
Kenya
Swift Butchers
Eayre
Prince
Pierb Bazish
Southamp
Ee FE ii
Tavre
Brith Vueseis
Sioux Palls
S. D
J. TL. Drake
St. Paul, Minn
Eggen Lumber Company
Naonal Bank
H. G. Eggen
A. M. Soga
Louis Brekke
Eashier
J. Benjamin Graslie
Broux Falls
South Dakota Medical Association
Mead
A. Brown
C. R. Wright
Huron
R. Dalway
Malloy
Aberdeen, S. D
Comrada
Mother Earth
Derdemoana
Stoom
Abrahm
Lincoln
Mhurty
Great Republic
Rustengace
Meadie
England
Wang
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