Varied Lifestyles and World Notes In A Turbulent Era
A collage of personality sketches and global items. Notes on P A Bliss height and illness, Maclaren warning young writers, and Benjamin Mills shifting to a new church doctrine. Also reports on emigration, German locomotives, West Point ship framing, and church marriage laws amid social changes.
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Benjamin Milla
Edendale
San Fernando Valley
Californi
Mills
America
Forest University
Ilinda
German Porte
Russia
Bohemia
United Sates
Bankers to keep G. G. King Company in prison
Scotland SD June 2 Charler c. King president of the defunct First National bank of Scotland is imprisoned at Leavenworth under the yware sentence. He is the fourteenth banker arriving at the Kansas penitentiary. Other names and sentences follow for multiple First National Bank executives across Milwaukee Elkhart Bedford and Chicago with terms ranging from four to twenty years. bank liabilities include bonds, notes, school warrants and deposits totaling thousands of dollars.
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Scotland
Charler c. King
First National Bank of Scotland
Leavenworth
Kansas Penitentiary
Frank G. Riccio
Milwaukee
Wis
Ise
Godcashier First National Bank
May
Smi
Justus Lo Reiderick
Prealient
First National Bank
Elkhart
Ind
Isiwr
Ile
Jamie
Animal
Parker
Nationa
Sik
Bedford
John H. Wool
Oh Damiary
Robert F “Taylor
Beker-Forcer
St. Lerissa
APA
Hermas Hines
Chicagos
Francis H. Wright
Kunecourty
Scotlend Bank
Vigo
Flandreau Hosts Egan After Kaufmann Trial Verdict
In Flandreau Moody County the town celebrated the end of the Kaufmann manslaughter trial as Mr Egan delivered talks and was invited to lecture further. Residents at the BL Vincent hotel offered congratulations while a Irish delegation presented a blackthorn cane from County Wexford. Ira Blewitt hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Egan with prominent locals in attendance and gifts including a costly cut glass vase.
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Flandreau
Fete Kaufmann
Dune Gorgan
Loon
Mire Ny
Egan
Sioux
Kauffaann
BL Vincent Hotel
Mra. Egan
County Wexford
Ireland
Egans
Ira Blewitt
Moody County
Mrggan
Anremu
Plandrenu
Kaufmann
White Lake Forms Volunteer Fire Department
White Lake residents organize a volunteer fire company with officers elected including Canr aherl Winger as secretary and Wenal Esmond as president. The town will celebrate July 4 with an elaborate program led by the Iroguota band and a community parade and activities.
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White Lake
B. D
Vyoung Iich
Hue
Dutton
Dapat
Canraherl Winger
Wenal
Esmond
Iroguota Band
Mustache Loses Case at Prague High Court
In Vienna on June 2 Herr Borel sought £250 damages from a former friend named Dragan over a carnival dispute. The court ruled in Dragan's favor, finding the claim invalid and awarding costs.
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Vienna
Herr Borel
Merit
Prague
Dragan
Dragone
Citizens Present Town With Sewerage System Completed
Lake Preston June 24. By building a thorough sewer system and presenting it to the municipality, local citizens enact a unique form of philanthropy prioritizing public health over education. A stock company financed laying eight streets’ sewers with an outlet to the lake, promising future city funding for extensions.
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Lake Preston
Carnegie
Col Town
Fenerags
Newest Department in the State Wins in Firemen's Tourney
In Waurtown S Ty June 24 a feature was theGreC hose race won by Condé department, the youngest fire unit in the state. Clear Lake led in several events, with Parker, Vermillion, and Mount Vernon placing in others. The double coupling event drew seven teams, Gus Reimer of Clear Lake dominating the ladder race in five seconds. The band contest offered a 175 purse with 16 outside groups present amid a busy tournament schedule. In local news, Mrs Anna Hyden narrowly won the spirited school election to succeed the retiring A D Moore.
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Waurtown
S. Ty
Pin State Firemen
Conde Department
Condé
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Waterstown
Cane
Reimer
Deir Lake
Wagner
Parker
Be . Champlin
Clear Lake
Barker
Fritsch Hake
McCleary
Sime Department
Rader
Parkas
Chemplon
Run Fine Bunch of Boys
Huron
Thic
Stringer
Franklin
Warne
Tear Lake
Palmer
Stanley
Can Wagner
Shane
Mount Ver- Paulson
Wright
Vermillion
Peters
Danforth
Bogan
Witler
Congo
Ladser
Gus Reimer
Charles Paulson
Vermil~ Mon
Triuaical
Watertown
Bats
Groton and
Webster
Groton
Alcestur
Dune
Rexwall
Vlerson
Anna Byilen
A. DP. Moard
Comes Wits
Avi Hyden
A. A
Ofstad
Ani
Foreman Melker
Charles Poulson
CAPTAIN FOX TO COMMAND SHIPS SOUTH DAKOTA
Captain Char Cox chosen as commandant of the cruiser South Dakota now tied up at San Francisco. Captain Fox, born Chelsea Massachusetts 1851, entered Annapolis 1869, served Pacific and Atlantic fleets, shore duty in Washington and the East. The South Dakota will undergo a shakedown cruise on the Pacific coast, with silver service relocated to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for the ceremony.
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Captain Fox
Shuiser
South Dakota
Washington
Char
Francisco
Ceplais Fox
Chelsea
Mase
Aluuipolie
Pacific
Nightly cat feeding no crime says court
In York on June 24 Annie Derchiel startled by rumors shouted to summon police. Officers went to the back yard where a woman, Anne Obermeyer of 278 East Seventy ninth street, fed stray cats with milk and rations. Magistrate Finn discharged her after noting the good work and her nightly care for the animals.
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York
Annie Derchiel
Gltnsman
Finnane
Anne Obermeyer
Chetrs
Seventyeiphuh Street
Cataan
Finn
Girl Hangs to Ledge Rescued After Six Minutes
June 24. A young woman clung to a second story ledge as flames swept a window. Firefighters reached the scene within minutes, carried her from the danger via a stairway escape, and she was saved without injury.
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Loula
Enat Louis Fire Company
Here's Your Hat Is Hurons Word To Outside Concerns
Huron city council resolves not to grant any franchise to a non local owned public service company. It will terminate the Dakota Central Telephone franchise next April after ten years of free service and excess city costs. A push for a municipal or locally owned telephone system is under way.
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Huron
Dakota Central Telephone Company of
Aberdeen
Kolb of Vermillion Heads South Dakota Firemen
Watertown reports the twenty fourth annual South Dakota Firemen’s association meet closing with officers elected: President Wm Kolb Vermillion, vice president C L Sly Mitchell, secretary Rol Clisby Parker, treasurer Wm Luck Watertown. Final races dominated by Clear Lake and Parker, with Clear Lake capturing the banner as the fastest department.
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Watertown
South Dakota Firemen's Association
Mystic circle confers on Yankton fraternal schemes
Local residents recall an old fraternal order once active in Yankton. Reported shifts moved headquarters from Topeka and Kansas City to Richland, Missouri, then Virginia, with Philadelphia as current base. Investigations exposed officers reshaping members into “Guild” affiliates.
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Mystic Circle
Yankton
Uiire Ansent Order of Pyramids
Amerigen Gilli
Virely
Nakne
Ihs
Richand
Supreme Council
Topeka
Frst
Kanpan City
Fnally
Kansas
Miss Vouri
Virginia
Phila-delphia
World's Championship Claimed by Gus Reimer
In Clear Lake Gus Reimer is hailed as the World's champion ladder climber after winning the state tournament ladder climb in a record breaking time of five seconds across three heats. The South Dakota Firemen's Association credits him with breaking the world mark.
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Gus Reimer
Watertown
S. D
South Dakota Firemen's Association
Clear Lake
Tve
Reimer
Worl
Knights of Pythias Meet Next at Springs
Aberdeen June 26 The grand lodge banquet and ball closed with about 40 attendees. Hot Springs was chosen as next year’s meeting site. George C. Warren of Lead was chosen grand chancellor and W. A. Roberts of Iduron reelected grand keeper of records and seals. C. A. Fountain of Eureka named grand vice grand warden.
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Knights OF Pythias
Aberdeen
S. D
Hot Springs
George C. Warren
Jenancellor
W. A Roberts
Iduron
C. A. Fountain
Eureka
Kidrassan
Anji
J. OH. Black
Sir “Alls
Reenyi
Eai
W. A. Roberts
Hur
Roberts
Black
Amon
C. O. Bras
Mitchell
Lead
Banker King En Route To Prison In South Dakota
Deputy States Marshal Jerry Carleton took custody of Charles C. King, sentenced to five years for embezzlement and fraud tied to the defunct First National Bank of Scotland. After a brief stop, he will be sent to Leavenworth to begin his term. he pleaded guilty at Pierre to 95 offenses. Knights of Pythias lodge in South Dakota report 2,227 members after gains. convention ends with banquet and ball. Armour plans to build electric lighting and feeder works for an interurban line, with equipment purchases and a 150-horsepower gas engine. work to start soon and be ready within ninety days.
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Sue Balls
S. D
Jerry Carleton
Charles C. King
First National Bank of Scotland
King
Leavenworth
Pierre
South Dakota
K. OF P
Aberdeen
Grand Lodge
Armour
Wagner, Lake Shore and Armour ‘Traction Company
John Absher
Addison Pease
Wagner
Albert Amundson
Lake Andes
E.P. Wanzer
Gece
Children in Novel Campaign Against Dirt in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen on June 22 a citywide campaign led by the City Beautiful committee mobilized about 1000 children aided by older volunteers to clean vacant lots. They collected refuse into baskets, loaded wagons, and ferried it to the city dump while inspectors used flags to mark progress. The event culminated in a luncheon at the auditorium with federation volunteers, local business support, and prizes offered for best gardens and cleanliness efforts.
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Aberdeen
City Beautiful
Women’s Federation of Clubs
Lehiel
Ale Auditorium
Vite
Wo Mies
Trains Again Crossing Missouri at Pontis
Train service faces temporary bridge work across the Missouri at Pontis as a pontoon structure replaces a worn span. Repairs follow a spring outage on the river and a new permanent bridge is planned for the near future.
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Missouri
Pontis
Missoni
Kerosene Fire Fatal to Local School Teacher
Ethel Wore, daughter of J G Wore, died yesterday after a kerosene fire incident while attempting to ride a fire with kerosene. Warrroe, a graduate and former successful teacher, is mourned. Superintendent Levengood and Indian agency officials discuss dairy program and cattle distribution to aid indians, with inspections by Wilecky. The government plans to determine dairy stock allocations and support farming activities among the tribe.
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Rics
Ethel
J. G
Mies Warr
Roe 4
Ign
Levengood
Wilecky
Chesenhe River Indian Agency
Agsiat
Innoum
Sovernment
Lin
Yeeve
Thong
Aspiring Pharmacists to Be Examined July 10
Dakota state board of pharmacy will meet at Mitchell on July 10 for oath and examination of applicants seeking registration. Applications should reach the secretary at least five days before the meeting. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty in the murder case of Bravo Heart.
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Cy Bent
Oath
Dakota State Board of Pharmacy
I- 19
Mitchell
Plerrs
B.C
Stady
Yellowboy
Bravo Heart
Veto Sparks $1,000 Offer To Teachers’ Union
New York June 22 The vetoing of a bill increasing salaries of women to teachers by Governor Hughes affected New York City only and prompted Harry A. Tuttle to offer $400 toward organizing a statewide teachers’ union.
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New Yar
Hughes
New York City
Hara A. Tuttle
Are Craoy
tendis + ere union
Mayor Pillsbury Accuses an Editor in Sioux Falls Libel Case
Sioux Falls June 21 editor Mark P. Scott of the Journal was arrested on criminal libel charges after a Mayor Frank W. Pillsbury complaint. Bond set at $500, examination waived, and next circuit term. The article allegedly tied Pillsbury and police to graft with gamblers and saloonmen. Several other libel suits noted against different editors.
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Sioux Talla
8. D
Mark P. Scott
Journal
Frank W. Pillsbury
Beott
Injustice Cou
Circuit Cou
Pillsbury
Frank L. Wade
Jones
Lbel
Elreart
Joe Kirby
J. A. Ross
Maggie Ross
Soo Critic
W. T. la Follette
Mitchell Gazette
Kirby
Kaufmann
Meeting of state brand commissioners set for June 25
Pierre June 21. A meeting of the state brand commission has been called at the secretary of State's office for June 25 to clear up whatever business is ready to present at that date.
Miller and his family defend their flock against dogs
June 21 report from Miller describes John Paton and his wife guiding their oxen and Attie grandson to move toward Miller to protect their sheep. A dog attack triggered a defensive response that led to casualties.
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Miller
Tohn Paton
Miles
Luc
Shen
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Booth Dakota
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Mitchell Gas Company
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Aberdeen Telephone Co
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Wm. Kolb
C. L. Sly
Ro L. Clisby
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Luck
Hunt
Parker Oming
Ironda
Association
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Ae Salad Cepinin
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Troy Maneta Sint
Dakota
Aaea
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National Banks of
Teachers’ Union
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Gregory
Bonesteel
Herrick
Gregory County
Norfolk
Paul Minn
George Ison Durand
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
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Syuth Dak Kota
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J. A. Hilton
Pearl M. Hilton
Fred B. Betke
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Rawlinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
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