New York's Kennord planned tallest apartment house
The largest apartment house in the world is to rise in New York, on the block bounded by Eigby sixth and Eighty seventh streets Broadway and Amsterdam avenue. It will be 12 stories with a central court, cost 3 060 000 dollars, and house 476 apartments and 2950 rooms in a community sized like a town.
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Eigby-sixth
Eighty-seventh Streets
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Manhattan
Schoren Eurelas
Wiliam S Broce
Arctic
Purar
Philadel
Phila
Forestry , Commission
Adirondacks
Third Avenue
Edison
Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
England
Russia
Sweden
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Peary
Cook
Hornier
Cannalehren
Rasmusneh
Ercot
Shackleton
Goer
dMce
Holden Show Governor in State Amid Brontungs Scene
A strained pageant portrays Gov. Vesee Stokr of South Dakota amid protests and crowd scenes. Teachers, students, and militia drill in a dramatic display as observers witness the governor’s visit and a controversial property debate described with local tension and ordinary townsfolk figures.
BRAKEMAWN LOSES BOTH LEGS IN COLLISION
Pierre report tells of a terrible accident in the yards where two engines collided due to signal confusion. Brakeman O Connell was crushed and will lose both legs. horses on a attached car train were killed and several people injured. The town notes his popularity and single status as context.
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Pierre
Ghoree
O'Connell
Northwestern Railroad
Tiwo
O'Connel
Ciusht
Cybers
Milbank Couples Secretly Wed in Appleton Ceremony
A quiet wedding occurred December 29, 1905 in Appleton between C Polson of Aberdean and Milbank Molander. friends in Milbank were surprised by the announcement. Molander had been away long. Molander’s husband had worked locally.
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Milbank, & Dy
Woman Burns to Death in Thornton Home
In Thornton a woman died in a house fire caused by kerosene fuel near a stove. Fire officials reported a rupture at Remisterh of Py Church area, as neighbors helped pull the victim from the blaze before medical help could reach her.
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Thornton
Temmen
Remisterh
Lemmen
Church
Jacobs Found Guilty of Girl's Murder in Sturgis
In Sturgis, jurors returned a verdict at 9:80 this morning finding Jacob s guilty of murder in the case of Filix Roberts. The trial exposed tensions as the jury delivered the restrained verdict amid conflicting testimony and strong emotions.
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Jacobs
Girl
Fail to Refer New Game Law Back to People
June news from Watertown reports failure to refer a new game law to voters as petitions fell short by about one thousand signatures. The measure would have limited hunting and introduced restrictions, with South Dakota officials and hunters reacting strongly. WF Muneral will be the first state game warden under the law starting July 1, promising vigorous enforcement and a shift in game regulations statewide.
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Watertown
Muneral
Vessey
Dakota
Commonwealth
Bridgewater Man Killed by Train Near Midnight
The badly mangled remains of Walgar Thormpen, a tenant of Bridgewater, were found along the Chicago Milwaukie and St. Paul railway line after a train strike last night. A witness said a passenger eastbound attempted to run over the body, severing a leg. the corpse lay along the tracks. Deceased, about 48, married with three children, left a widow in poverty.
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Bridgewater
Wdlgar Thormpen
St. Paul
Trvck
Tarhinie
Ali Schywenko
Brideevwa
Man Takes Carbolic Acid to End Drinking Habit
James Markovetz, 50, ended his life at his rented farm home near Winfred after a drunken episode. He swallowed carbolic acid, leaving his body on the farm adjoining his residence. He owned a 10 acre tract nearby and died under circumstances reported by authorities in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
Tmve
James Markovetz
Winfred
Hot Springs Newspaper Changes Ownership
Austin and Christy have purchased the Times-Herald of Hot Springs from Cull and Hedrick. The two new owners plan to devote their time to the job printing business.
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Hot Springs
Austin & Christy
Sioux City
Times-Herald
Cull & Hedrick
Freeman Knowles Must Pay Fine
A telegraph from the Clerk of the federal court of appeals informs W G Porter that the court affirmed Judge Carland s action imposing a 500 fine on Freeman Knowles editor of the Deadwood Lanter n for printing objectionable matter. The fine must be paid or Knowles will face jail.
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Sioux Falls
W. G. Porter
United States
South Dakota
Federal Court of Appeals
Carland
United States Court
Freeman Knowles
Deadwood Lantern
Knowles
From a Dakota Sod Hut to a Mansion
Rockford, June 1. Miss Mary Adele Case of Pendorth Oregon, engaged to Claus Spreckels grandson of the California sugar magnate, born in a sod house near Springfield South Dakota twenty years ago. She has studied in Paris two years and built her musical career by her own efforts. She is a niece of Liberty Walkup of Rockford and will visit him on her way from Paris to Portland this month.
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Mary Adele Case
Porthand
Ore
Claus Spreckels
California
Springfield
S._D
Case
Paris
Liberty Walkup
Portland
SAYS PERFECT FOOD OF MANKIND IS MAN
London June 7 Frederick G Hopkins reader in physiology at Cambridge told the Royal Institution that the perfect diet for mankind is man. He discussed daily protein needs and noted that the amount depends largely on the kind of protein selected, adding that in theory a cannibal would be choosing the most efficient protein by consuming his own kind.
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London
Frederick G. Hopkins
Cambridge
Royal Institution
Daring attempt to wreck a train in Texas thwarted
A bold act aimed at derailing the westbound Golden State Limited on the Chicago Rock Island Pacific near Duran New Mexico failed when a freight train struck the obstruction. Robbers fired at the freight crew before fleeing on horses after the incident near El Paso.
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Texas
el Paso
Pex
Golden State Limited
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Duran
New Mexico
Booker T. Washington Scheduled to Speak in Suffolk
Suffolk town council approved Hooker T. Washington's June 31 lecture and allocated 325 for his entertainment. A three-member committee was formed to assist the event, while A. He Crocker urged broader cooperation in supporting the speaker and the race venture.
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Booker T. Washington
Norfolk
Suffolk
Hooker T. Washington
Washington
HALF MILLION HILLS STORM LOSSES PROMPT TRIAL MURDER LINK
Deadwood and Black Hills endure record rainfall with $590,000 in flood losses. Rail lines suspended. Spearfish damage hits $20,000 as mines pause. Os Kaye Jacobs trial linked to Miss Ella Roberts murder at Starfish, with public tension and law actions continuing.
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Deadwood, & C
Deadwood
Black Hills
Northwestern
Burlington Road
Spearfish
Black Hille
Black Hills Mission Won’t Join Dakota Conference Yet
Rapid City June 5. Rev C D Rouse says bishops Warren and Neulson ruled against immediate consolidation of the Black Hills mission with the Dakota conference. Boundary talks favor Missouri River extension, but ratification must wait for the next general conference in three years.
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C. D. Rouse
Black Hills
Warren
Denver
Nuelson
Omaha
Dakota Conference
Lyman County
Missouri River
Pierre
Dobson
Royse
Wheeling
W. Va
Warren and
Neulson
General Conference
Equal Suffragists Organize Campaign In South Dakota
Yankton South Dakota June 5 after lying dormant for 20 years the equal suffrage movement has sprung to life planning a state convention at Aberdeen June 18 to spark a campaign for voting rights. Miss Laura Gregg from Kansas arrived to organize a local committee to build support during her tour across the state.
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Yankton
3. D
Equal Suffrage
Fair Sex
Aberdeen
National Association
Laura Gregg
Kansas
South Dakota
Grege
Tripp County Elects Officials in New Organization
On June 5 Dias reports the newly organized Tripp county elected officers including Treasurer R F Taylor Auditor Inv Halligan Sheriff Gualoeb Clerk Jesse Wright State's Attorney W B Backus Judge L B Callender Surveyor Robert T Young Assessor C Lebholt and Commissioners Ed Colemba Trane Butteryoun Dick Elliston. Total votes cast were 420 with Lamero winning by a seven vote majority.
General MacArthur Quits From Army Ranks
Washington June. Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur, ranking officer of the army, has been placed on the retired list by operation of law on account of age and will cease to exist in the army. Major General Leonard Wood, commanding the department of the east, becomes senior officer without rank increase.
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MacArthur
Washington
Arthur MacArthur
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Army
Kaiser Congratulates Zeppelin on Flight
The emperor sent a telegram to Count Zeppelin praising his return trip to Friedrichshafen with the provisionally repaired airship. The note notes improvement and hints he plans to report to the emperor in six weeks, with Berlin still awaiting further demonstrations.
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Berlin
Janes
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Syston
Teppelin
From Iowa to Dakota in Primitive Fashion
Aberdeen South Dakota on June 4 welcomed visitors to a Dakota homecoming reminder as an Iowa man drove an ox team and prairie schooner into town to locate a homestead at Meadow. A photo captured the scene recalling pioneer experiences.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Iowa
Meadow
Storm reports in Black Hills exaggerated amid heavy rains
Reports from the Black Hills describe a week of heavy rains swelling streams and crippling transport and fire communications. No miners drowned despite flooded mines and damaged streets. Major mines like Homestake report minor trouble but continue operating. Lake Madison receives a half million wall-eyed pike shipments from Duluth hatcheries, with bass to follow. Pensions for postal clerks eyed as a benefit from the Rails Mall Clerks convention in Atlanta.
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S. D
Black Hills
Mound
Bald Mountain
Lake Madison
Madison, S. D
G. F. Mitchell
Duluth
Express
Seek Dakotan Heir to $100000 Estate
Des Moines June 4 Attorneys from Fort Pierre are in Des Moines in search of an heir for the estate of W H Macguire, deceased. The fortune totals about $100000, with Macguire said to have vanished from Des Moines five years ago.
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Des Moines
Fort Pierre, & J
Dea
Moines
W. H. Mac_guire
Macguire
Arrested After 32 Years Accused as Horse Thief
Sioux Palla S D June-Whiter A Holcombe, a 76 year old farmer and former Georgia sheriff, is linked to a horse theft case from 1878. Convicted and imprisoned, he later escaped to Custer county, South Dakota, and gained sympathy as a Confederate veteran. A petition circulated for his clemency and a Georgia pardon was considered by the state prison commission.
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A. Holcombe
Custer County
South Dakota
Rubin County
Georgia
Raby County
Votes
Abuse of Man's Dog Cited in Murder Trial
South Dakota supreme court upholds a conviction for attempting to kill Teane Protter, ruling that evidence of alleged prior cruelty to a dog by the accused, William K. Fraser, may be admitted on retrial to show motive or intent. Judge Rice had excluded such testimony at trial, but the high court directs reconsideration as a circumstance aiding jurors in determining intent to kill.
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Deadwood
S. D
State Supreme Court
William K. Fraser
Teane Protter
Trotter
Wraser
Dow
Rice
Supreme
Seeking coal beds on Cheyenne Reservation
Pierre South Dakota June 3 Allottine Agent TW Deets reports the Cheyenne River reservation survey is advancing with geological work to identify coal deposits and their extent If coal is found some of the tract may not be eligible for homestead settlement The government steamer McPhersey arrived to coal up before moving to Mandan for river snagging operations this summer.
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Cheyenne Reservation
Pierre
S.D
TW. Deets
Cheyenne River Reservation
Geological Survey
McPherseyy
Mandan
Possible insanity plea in Kaufmann case sparks debate
Fiandresu June 4. Defense in the Kaufmann murder case opening today is reportedly expected to seek an insanity plea, with trial officials and attorneys predicting possible confinement to an asylum. State and local prosecutors, special counsel, and a large pool of jurors are ready as Emma Kaufmann sits with apparent calm amid ongoing proceedings.
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S. D
Kaufmann
Tadge Rice
Deanwood
J. Danforth
Minnehaha
Alphie Orr
Thomas Null
Huron
Minnehaha County
Aiken
Moses Kaufmann
Mary Mead
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes
Drives 90 Miles With Broken Leg Chronicle
Philip S. D. and companions were crossing Brushie Creek when the wagon front dropped. He was thrown onto the double trees, breaking his leg above the ankle. A second wagon carried him 99 miles to a place where the fracture was reduced, then sent to Hot Springs for further treatment.
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Philip. S. D
B.C. Coffman
Copany
John Jordan
Carl Katbus
Brushie Creek
Hot Springs
Man Injured By Infuriated Bull In Corsica Wagon
John Mulder was thrown into the air by an enraged bull while transporting it in his wagon in Corsica. He struck the ground, breaking an arm below the elbow, while the animal tipped its head under the wagon seat. The incident occurred as snow fell in Laadville, Colorado, marking a recent heavy showfall.
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Corsica
John Mulder
Jan
Bull White
Mulder
Two Hundred Boys Enter Corn Contest In County Schools
County superintendent reports nearly 200 rural school boys entered the corn contest started by the superintendent and will compete for prizes. Washington reports the American Librarian commission, seen in Monrovia, Liberia, for a month, has investigated conditions in the African MDC and will reach the United States around the third week of June.
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Troquoia
A. HL Sryour
Washington
American Liberian Commission
Monrovia
Liberia
MDC
Jin Nbors
United States
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