Mixed 1909 coal output and diverse world news items
The article surveys 1909 US coal production, noting total bituminous output and state leaders, then shifts to international impressions of New York by Stefan Zweig, the Vienna press on wireless, and various local and global notes. It touches on infrastructure, migration, and social issues with brief, varied items.
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Ieeological Survey
Bureau of the Census
United States
Vennsylvania
West Virginia
Wind
Olio
Indiana
Vienna
New York
Rainfall and Crops in Dakota Show Mixed Prospects
Rain fell across wide areas from Can ton to Springfield and beyond, with Texas like reports of heavy showers near Mitchell and Watertown. Crops show improvement in some counties while drought persists in others, notably Hughes Stanley and southern Sully, where lack of rain threatens wheat and corn. In Mitchell officials unveil a financing plan to assist legitimate enterprises, while local weather improves prospects for small grain and hay in some counties.
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Dakota
Mie
Canton
Mae A
Springfield
Tyndall Freemin
Scotland
Menge
Milwauker
Mtkehell
Muarior Junction
St Jones Minn
Mussoulri
Milwaukee
Hte
Salerat
Pierre
Bierce
Jane
Cranchis
Hughes, Stanley
Sully Coutinve
Huron
Potter County
Sully
Death sentence for murder in Auburn prison protest
Auburn, N.Y. June 17. An inmate was sentenced to death for the murder of a fellow prisoner in Auburn Prison. The incident involved a family dispute and was described in detail by authorities as a lethal act within the prison walls.
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Auburn
N.Y
Abun
Agra Cundiara
Propitious Rains for Burnin g crop Salvation
Watertown South Dakota June 26 light intermittent showers break the hot dry spell. By 10 oclock overcast clouds promise rain with prospects for continued showers for hours. The relief raises hopes for a fair crop as rainfall amounts meet expectations. Eighty percent of small rain fallen offers good chances for a fair yield if conditions hold.
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Watertown
South Dakota News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Rural town reports show Charles Storr found east of Wolsey after a likely fall from a binding wagon. Aberdeen records note six graduates gaining diplomas enabling high school entry. Sioux Falls hosts annual conventions of Women’s Societies and Young People’s groups as delegates gather from North and South Dakota with Minnesota visitors, plus local weather and civic updates across towns.
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Huron
Charles Storr
Ramsey
Wolsey
Hagenge
Tripp
Georg Rrett
Joseph Parish
Parish
Ville
Perking County
Sioux Falls
Sioux Halle
South Ota
Minnesota
Iowa
Groton
Young People's Lutheran Wasiy
Tid County
Old Settlers’ Association
John Bendon Crove
Rotor Rimbali
The_ Farmers’ Co- Operative company
JP. Eetve
J. W. Smith
O. S. Matson
George Bray
D. G. Gullets
Pierre
Stirret
Lead
Little
Fo Ward
Hot Springs
A. O. France
C. J. Campbell
Vermillion
R.A.’ Bleister
Philip
Aberdeen
Alexander Hazard
Dong
Tamith
Ont
Heband
Horace
Clark
L. A. Fell
Deadwood
F. W. Medbury
Manila
Jacob Jacobson
Country Fear Daviston
Perkins County
Waa
O'Gorman
Belle Fourche
Odin C. Hameister
Northwest State Bank
Newell
Morrison
Pipare
Col
Thomas Brown
Council of Administration
Philip Lawrence
C. T. DedJean
Plankinton
C. S. Blodgett
Rapid City
George W. Snow
Springfield
W. Arnold
Ipswich
Gifford
Canton
Staf
W. H. Shaft
J. B. Fox
Sioux Fal
C. A. B. Fox
E. M. Thomias
van Etten
Highmore
Dell Rapids
Tom Chong
San Francisco
Art
Bridgewater
S. D
North
South Dakota
Purity
Women's Anes, Sociéty
Young People's Attiace
Sunny Dakots
Bie Stone
Forged Check Crook Preyed On Sioux City Men
A con man posed as Jos Miller with forged signatures on checks to defraud Tyndall area and nearby towns. He cashed about 200 dollars locally and 100 more at Tabor before the fraud was detected. Sheriff Kelley pursued to Yankton and Sioux City. a reward was offered for the suspect’s capture.
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Mudidi
S. Th
Tyndall
Chis Zink
Jos. Miller
Zirkwe
Tabor
Zitka
Security Bank
Kelley
Yankton
Sioux City
Dean Sterling's Senate Platform Calls for Tax Reforms
Vermilion June 24 Dean Sterling announces an entry for South Dakota senate. He faults the Payne Aldrich act for not meeting Republican platform pledges and backs railroad property taxation, state rights to regulate domestic affairs, a national and state income tax, and a guarded referendum with recall for most officials.
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Dean Sterling
South Dakota
United States
Rattlesnakes Alarm Elie Mountain School Students
Pupils at Elie Mountain school near here faced a rattlesnake scare during a morning session. A pupil told Miss Nancy Clerk of a snake under the floor, and a large rattler emerged through a hole. The class exited in panic, a neighbor killed the snake with a club, a second snake appeared, and they fled up a hill pursued by the snake before it disappeared into the woods.
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Elie Mountain
Here
Nancy Clerk
Brutal Parents Accused Over Infant Abandonment Amid Carnival
In Aberdeen on June 24 a case of infant cruelty arose as Arthur Holder and his wife were found absent from home while their 10 month old boy lay in a hot trunk, crying for hours. Neighbors rescued the child as the house endured extreme heat above 100 degrees.
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Slops Watertown
A. Baily
Jean— Uc
Aberdeen
Arthur Holder
River Excursion Up Missouri Arrives In Pierre
A steamboat excursion, first in months, reaches Pierre from Chamberlain driven by high river levels. The Plankinton party, including the entire high school, tours the state capital and plans a brief stay before potential river declines risk stranding. The upstream trip took three days against a swift current. downstream travel to Chamberlain will be quicker.
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Missouri
Pierre
N. D
Missouri River
Northwest
Chamberlain
Plankinton
Trichinosis Outbreak From Raw Ham Hits Sikon Family
In Sikon South Carolina on June 24 four members of the H. Millspaugh family at Westport Brown County are near death from trichinosis after eating a raw ham bought at the sole store in Westport. The father mother son and daughter are dying from the illness with no hope of recovery. Golf at Chicago features the opening round of the sensational championship at the Chicago Golf Club links beginning at 9 p.m. under USGA auspices with 79 top golfers including 11 amateurs.
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Dakota
Aberdeen
Perkins County
South Dakota
Iowa
Moreau River
Blaon
Plante
Tarna
Fred Kline
TW. Hill
Dohedd Murdough
Bred McCain
G. Schroeder
Tom Munson
A. J. Lever
James Lever
George Cook
H. Mur UN
Frank I. Hill
Ruby Haggark
Carr Hills Barly
Edward Mennix
0. M. Mennis
Grand River
Jewin Bren- Awn
Sinter
Florence
Pred Haverd
Cyrus Cress
Frank Redman
Toledo
David Abelana
Victor
Jo Leplie
Lawter
Usene
Levi Hand
Indianola
Redburk
Marou Ity
Ie White
Sikon
S.C
Chicago
United States Golf Association
Chicago Golf Club Links
United States
Hill offers funds for Norwegian college endowment
St Paul June 24 The annual convention of the United Norwegian Church of America closed tonight A letter from James J Hill offered to contribute 50000 toward an endowment fund for St Olaf college if 200000 could be raised from other sources The offer will remain open for two years
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St. Paul
Minn
United Norwegian Church of America
Hercelett
James J. Hill
St. Olu College
Doctors Commend Physical Test and Health Assurance
Sioux Falls June 24. Physical fitness for marriage licenses becomes a state issue as two South Dakota societies push for a law requiring medical exams for marriage applicants. Delegates at the Homeopathic Eclectic conventions urged the next legislature to enact the rule, with officers elected for the coming year and Madison named to host the next annual gathering.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sontesies
Dae Sota
Officers Society
J. Daniels
Madison
Yjeep W. Goldman
Secre Greenfield
Avon
The
Homeopathic Society
O. Hoyt
Pierre
Sule Nivati
Frankfort
Pulford
Siouxvalle
Two Fatal Accidents Mark Coronation Day
June 23 reports two deadly incidents. In Lymeregis a cannon misfired while a salute was fired, killing a prominent citizen. At Barnet a archway collapse killed a woman and injured several men as onlookers watched. Postmaster named.
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Saya
Germany
Hamburg
Ee Boor
W. Ely
Stod
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Aly
Frank
Gorrell
National Gamers’ Avpecia Hon
Ieal Survey
Jasuce
Chicago Tribun
Kansas
Brown County
Beenie
England
Scotlang
Utah
Beniiary Inspectore
Ralontki
Turkey
Stusne
United Milk
Middle West
Juhr
Mayers
Tale Haute
Ana
Wopifer
Igor Fate Seale Shabilae
Thit
Beidie
Nortan
Jerauil
Sanborn
Miscouri
Chicago & Northwestern
Waeterr
Kaine Age
Mitchell
Ortonville
Douglas County
Anmour
Parker
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Commercial Club
WW. Ronald
Geo
A. Sitsby
R. E. Cone
W. Derr
Wm. Scallin
Williamsport
Banke
Lange Madorly
Camznolsstovers
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Belle Fourche Igs
Grand Lodge of Knights of Phllax
Clowe Ants Armel
W. Felton
L. T. Stevens
Pine
W. A. Roberta
Soala
EB. HH. Benedict
Milbank
George Lambert
Keystone
Co. A. Fountain
W. E. Parker
Foiier
J. ©. Harmon
Frank Apt
Charles Caton
Hill City
Place Faith
Ube
John Steffes
Steffes
Strool
Steffee
Ben Dotson
Helme
Ben Badger
Badger li & Contractor
Dotson
Badger
Tae
Winniper
Manitoba
Thomas Sulvae Daly
Dominion
Ottawa
Cileney, Miwauker Ht Paul
Siouxie
Thanaert Hi
Dakota State News
Avior
New
Fork
SMW
Senate
Hill
Kota
Brule
Lyman
Charles Mix
Gregory
Minneapolis
Cottonwood
Jackson
Murray
Nobles
Pipestone
Tock
Weslington Springs
S. C
Minneapolis & St Louis
Abergreen
Redfield
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Milwaukee Road
Raad
Goople
Clayton Brown
Brown
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A. J. Stenseth
Poll-Avery Company
Peter F. Hass
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