Cambodia and world notes in scattered 1907 to 1909 items
A collage of short items: Cambodia as a French protectorate with 1.6 million people. US gas production and price trends. French submarine engine tests. anecdotes about Hudson and British Columbia land use. Bank of Japan investments. Minnesota cigarette ban. English teaching in Guatemala. Japanese imperial allowances. a Copenhagen monkey incident. London women fencing fashion. wills and donations in New York. mail transport ideas in Japan. California mining depths. a portable infant hammock. Bengal forest conservation. India rubber output. Chinese and Japanese trade. colonial and global economic snippets.
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Eiizabeth F. Noble
Mansfield
Main
New York
Baron Goto
Bolpat
Japan
California
Worth Star
Grass Valley
Minneapolis & St. Louis forms railroad group at Pierre
Pierre residents report that the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad has organized with George Wy Seevers as president, L G Scott secretary, and L F Day general manager. Plans include seeking right of way for a proposed Aberdeen grade and possible extension toward Denver. Northwestern line extensions from Cherry Creek north are also anticipated. The move signals potential western state development after years of railroad gaps.
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Aberdeen
Pulith
Denver
Pacffc
Pierre
Eble
Sinco Railroad
Minteapolis
St. Louie
Gerke W. Seevers
L. G. Scott
L. F Day
Northwestern Railroad
Cherry Creek
Missouri River
Camp Roosevelt to Host Regulars and South Dakota Guard
A battalion of Fort Snelling regulars, about 326 men and officers, will camp with the South Dakota National Guard at Camp Roosevelt on Lake Kampeska starting July 7 for a week. Gen Englesby will arrange with Fort Snelling for the outfit, but only one battalion due to cost, boosting camp人数 to 1,500 for the summer. Desmet reports a scamster named Leslie Young fleecing farmers with a fake Universal Stock Food Cabinet and farm union pitches, collecting $63.50 notes and mailing fees while promising above market eggs and discounts on machinery.
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Watertown
Fort Snelling
South Dakota National Guard
Camp Roosevelt
Lake Kampeska
War Department
Washington, D. C
C. H. Englesby
South Dakota
Englesby
Fourth Infantry
Surmer
Desmet
Young
Germania State Bank
Governor Wes to Speak in Our Town on July Fourth
Phillip, 80, in May reports his town was first in the state to bid for Governor Wes to deliver a speech on July 4. The governor has agreed to come and a large program of sports will be planned. Stanley County residents will be invited to attend.
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Phillip
Weshey
Stanley County
Bison County
Bilson
George Schultz
Homestake
Deadwood
Grand River
Harding County
Schults
Bowman County
Black Hills
North Grand Fork
Haley
Pierre
Od Ardons
Philip van Keuren
Lawrence County
van Keuren
National Bank Organized at LeBeau
Authority from the comptroller grants establishment of the First National Bank of LeBeau with capital 325, 60. L. T. Davidson and W. L. Merrick named president and cashier. A Cutty, general Dinsenger, J. F. Knight listed among directors. Shipments and improvements noted for the Lakes harbor area amid growing commerce.
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Kik
Mandan Han
Sioux City
Improvie Lakes Harbor
Farmers and Boys Excursion to Brookings Planned
Superintendent Hana A Vetrud and the Public Instruction staff join with the agricultural college to expand the Brookings trip from farmers only to a farmers and boys excursion. Professor Holden and Governor Veesty are noted figures. attendance includes 16,000 buyers.
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Pierre & de
Hana A. Vetrudtas
Agricultural College
Brookings
Astrud
Holden
Veesty
Untrud Courte
Buye
Court acquits accused doctor in Hartford case
After two and a half hours the jury found Dr. Milo B. Sting not guilty of murder in the parenting crisis case. The trial in a Hartford court involved Mrs Ada Crooke and other family defendants.
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Sims Pile
Milo B. Sting
Sting War
teingke-Crooke
Menuin Ravenship
Verites
Hartford
Wife murderer shot by officers in Glain Shanty
The man who killed his wife Wednesday night was surrounded by officers near Glain Shanty. After they opened fire, he was killed. The crime occurred while the couple’s children were at school. the wife had started divorce proceedings due to cruelty.
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S. 1
Brule Teservatlin
Willan L. Lansing
Tie
Jase
Tin Lanelje
Sue
Gage
Whey
Whey Returned the Fire and Tm
Any
Milwaukee railroad files $100 million mortgage with New York trust company
The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroad company last night filed a mortgage package valued at 100 million dollars with United States Trust Company of New York to secure a 5 issue of 4 percent bonds maturing in 30 years. The filing appears in Pierré. May 71.
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Milwaukee Pierré
Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
United States ‘Trust Company
New York
Frost Endorsed For Military Instructor Appointment
Colonel B Frost commander of the First South Dakota in the Philippines reported to have visited the city with General Inglesby. He toured camp grounds and a city residence during the visit and was sworn in by a county official for a regular appointment. The action awaits forwarding for favorable consideration.
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Frost
B. Frost
South Dakota
Phillippines
Englesby
Sojonel
Con Vessey
Sae
Jon Bune
Sound cattle shipped away from South Dakota dairy herds
Sioux Falls May 15. Dr W O Stanley former deputy state veterinarian says South Dakota dumps diseased cattle into markets and pens, with 25 percent of dairy cattle at the state penitentiary and hospital found tubercular. He cites lack of quarantine, discounted sale of diseased cattle to local butchers, and risks from tubercular hogs fed on skim milk. He urges national health measures and reform.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
W. O. Stanley
State Penitentiary
State Hospital
South Ta
Massachusetts
fragmentary notice from Alexandria area on a nervous episode and injury
An item from Alexandria dated May 15 reports a family member in a tar nose plying on ax being awakened in a nervous state and sustaining a fractured arm. The piece references Chyaletans and a rare accident noted as a matter of record.
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Alexandria
Late arrival steals the bride from her lover
In Presho and Mitchell a wedding collapses as Edith Dittman elopes with Arthur Machow from Sioux Falls. The groom Herman E. Senwartz is left stranded when the bride and her new lover board opposite trains. The ceremony was planned for May 1 but did not occur amidst the disruption. Separately, Pierre reports the state tax land filings for the year totaling 3 562 with Stanieg county accounting for 2 083 filings, followed by smaller tallies in Hughes and other counties.
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Presho
Herman E. Senwartz
Cupid
Edith Dittman
Arthur Machow
Sioux Welle
Clin
Lower Brule
Schwartz
Urs
Mitchell
Pierre
Cty
Lst
Stanieg
Hughes
Potter
Sulley
Lyman
Hyde
Hand
Carson
Poulk
Spink
Beadle
Man faces charges after alleged theft and assault linked to runaway
Richard Carr, a stranger, is charged in Justice court with slugging Perry and robbing him after a runaway accident. The case centers on Carr trying to sell a set of false teeth belonged to James Terry of Lenox, who was thought to be the accident victim.
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Lenox
James Terry
Richard Carr
Justice Court
Carr
Perry
Terry
Capitol City Resolves To Become A Clean One
Pierre aims for a city-wide clean-up as the health committee backed by Alderman Grant Dowell tomar. The effort targets dumping grounds and unsightly lots, with coordinated action and newspaper notices to ensure prosecution if needed. The goal is to make Pierre a model clean-up city, despite objections from some negligent property owners.
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Capitol City
Pierre
Sturt
Grant Dowell
Ceylones e Tea Merchant Defends India’s Womanhood
Aberdeen South Dakota May 14 V L Tissera a Ceylonese tea merchant from Calcutta visiting for his firm disputed Rev Dr C H French Huron college Sunday sermon claiming cow reverence equals womanhood in India he asserts Indian women and mothers are held in higher regard regardless of religion. He is Episcopalian by faith and his parents were Christians.
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Aberdeen
S. D
V. L.tisgera
Calcutta
C. H. French
Huron College
India
Mr. Tissera
Episcopal Church Congress Opens in Boston
The 27th annual national Episcopal Church Congress opened in Boston with many of the leading bishops rectors and laymen from across the country in attendance as a four day session began today.
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Episcopal Church Congress
Boston
Episcopal Church
National Episcopal Church Congress
Texas Legislature Passes Bank Deposits Guaranty Law
Austin May 14 The Texas Legislature adjourned after a long session when conferees reached agreement on a guaranty of deposits bill. The measure passed both houses and, if signed, would satisfy the governor.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Ing— Tolature
Eee Natal Benita
Bank Deponith
Fght
Senate
House
Indian Affinity Blamed For Jail Sentence In Cottonwood
Joshua Roan Eagle sought funds to pursue his affection for a neighbor’s wife. He stole six of Ben Medicine Eagle’s horses to finance the journey to Rapid City, selling two at Philip and two to Harry Stenner. A sheriff halted the plan and Medicine Eagle objected, but the couple reconciled while Eagle remained jailed.
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Cottonwood
S. C
Joshua Roan Eagle
Roan Eagle
Ben Medicine Eagle
Rosebud
Philip
Harry Stenner
Rapid City
Hue
Wand
Medicine Eagle
Squaw
Good Roads Case To Supreme Court
The Lawrence county good roads suit seeks to determine if counties may spend beyond the general road tax from the general fund. N. T. Mason argues a statute authorizes extra appropriations, while Judge Rice ruled the statute was repealed. Mason plans an appeal brief with three propositions to the supreme court.
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Lawrence County
Supreme Court
N. T. Mason
Rice
Circuit Court
Mason
Moneys Apportioned to Fire Companies in State
The insurance department completed a table showing 20 percent fire premium taxes allocated to towns. Sioux Falls receives 1,921,387 and Deadwood 1,194.89. Governor Vassey names election supervisors for Tripp county. Cheyenne River Agency to distribute quarterly cash payments to Indians with cattle and farming implements, including 6,000 cattle and two wagon trains.
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Pierre
Insurance Department
Mutual
Severnl
Sioux Falla
Deadwood
Vassey
Tripp County
Dan B. Hopkins
Presho
Byron McNeill
Reliance
A. C. Dunlap
Oucoma
A. A. Antels
Dixon
H. G
Explosion Injures Man In Armour District Bicycle Repairs
Frank Fiaja, resident of Armour, was badly burned when a struck match ignited powder in a trunk containing shells and gun powder while he searched for a wrench. The blast injured his face, hands, and neck. trunk and some clothing were destroyed. Fire extinguished with water.
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Armour
Frank Fiaja
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