Unclear mixed clipping from old papers in Scotland South Dakota
A jumble of historical items spans from New York elevator tallies to court scenes in Singapore and UK gossip. It references PF T H Racop’s tallied riders, a Javanese theft case, tar and sailors lore, royal finances and a Spanish king’s swordplay, with stray notes on Egypt art and Cecil Rhodes tomb.
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PF. T. H. Racop
Park Row
Washvile
Tenn
Singapore
Uieman
Phis Mae Jay
Sioux Indians Take Allotments and Citizenship Rights
Indians who have taken their allotments gain full U S citizenship rights including liquor purchase. The article notes eligibility, the ongoing land allotment provisions, restrictions on selling land for twenty five years, government administration of estates, and distribution of cattle to Rosebud Indians under the 1901 treaty, highlighting social and legal changes for Sioux landowners.
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Minperndeenid
S. Th
Teel
Crete
Neiferwil
Mwal
Sevalus
Duchas
United States
Sasbie
Tedmar
Indiana
Greysory County
Emrick After It Rapid City Mayor Aims for Congress
Pennington county backs Dr. B. N. Emrick, mayor of Rapid City, for congress. Friends say he will secure solid county support and some outside backing at the state convention. Leading Republicans in the county endorse him.
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Rapid City
Martin
Pennington County
B. N. Emrick
Bath youth dragged by colt through fence accident
Fran Mang of Bath attempted to halter a young colt, the animal bolted dragging him through two wire fences. He sustained severe injuries and was taken to Aberdeen hospital for treatment. doctors expect a full recovery.
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Aberdeen
Fran' Mang
Well Strikes Leak At Woonsocket South Carolina
The artesian well in Woonsocket South Carolina has sprung a leak with water emerging outside the casing at about 150 gallons per minute. The city council met early in the week to plan a repair by placing a rubber or lead expansion plug about 400 feet below the surface and reinforcing the casing with sand gravel and cement. A second well remains connected to the water mains to prevent disruption of water service and fire protection.
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Woonsocket
S. C
American Baptists Plan Relief Appeal for San Francisco
The American Baptist Publication Society debates funds and a welfare appeal as the Home Missionary Society marks its seventy fifth anniversary. A relief effort for disaster stricken areas including San Francisco is proposed with a June 17 California day and a nationwide special offering in Baptist churches.
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American Baptists
San Francisco
Dayton
American Baptist Publication Society
Wales
American Baptist Home Sienary Society
California
All Baptist Churchpa
Lyons Named Postmaster in South Dakota Cry
Geddes Young Man Takes Own Life by Shooting Himself Through the Head. The report lists Lyons Geddes and others connected to postmaster appointments, noting a fatal incident connected to the area. Details are sparse and the transcription is fragmentary.
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Gerides
S. D. Oy
Wastin
Wythe
Wihvin al
Lili Ta
Ito
Hoyle
McGregor Dali H. Ther
Sarton
Drauiti
W. Aa. Lyons
Geddes
Hoiutenl
Th. May M
Henry Carvo
Holvesterner Divine
Eclthewst
Dallas
Intercollegiate Contests Stir South Dakota Interest
A string of intercollegiate events across South Dakota draws growing public attention. The Broad area includes campaigns and field tests at institutions like Redfield and Mitchell with plans for a big state contest and multiple sites hosting events in late May and June.
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South Dakota
Hari
Myre
Develanine
Inter
colTvetiste
Roy
Shakespeare draws crowds at Lenox library over found $50 note
New York readers flocked to Shakespeare at the Lenox library after T C Windham found a $50 gold certificate hidden in Much Ado About Nothing and a note in a woman's hand encouraging generosity. The note says money helps those in need and ends with best wishes from one who has money to spare. The library reports rising demand for Shakespeare works as a result.
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New York
Shakespeare
Lenox
T. C. Windham
Waverly Place
Tie Your Dog or Call for the Mail
Washington notes a new postal rule for mail carriers. Carriers will not deliver mail to homes permitting vicious dogs to run at large. Dog owners must fetch mail at the post office to avoid contact with dangerous animals.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Painters Strike Shuts NY Jobs Amid City Standstill
A May 91 painter strike by the Brotherhood of Painters in New York City begins, halting work across districts as members walk off to protest conditions and seek concessions from employers. Local officials monitor the stoppage as crews suspend activities until negotiations yield progress.
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New York
Brotherhood of Painters
Wekerle Cheered in Budapest Amid Premier Win
Budapest May 21 The newly formed Hun Farlin parliament opened with Premier Wekerle loudly cheered as he addressed the assembly. In New York the Exchange reported slight fluctuations with mixed quotes and market activity as of May 21.
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Wekerle
Budapest
Wektrle
Vocifer
NEW York Exchange
S York Chang
Statewide faction claims in South Dakota rally
A heated battle over delegate control to the state convention centers on the Black Hills counties. Congressman Martin says the six counties are solid for the organization, while insurgents claim a broader spread, with canvassed counties and votes disputed by both sides as the race for U S Senate and other offices tightens.
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Martin
Black Hills
Sioux Party
Mayne Erndek
Raght City
Rapid City
James Halley
Cy Hi €Sill
Busck Hills
Pennington County
United States
Gamble
Llack Hills
Crane
Frank Crane
Butte
Campbell
Charles Mix
Hand
Hutchinson
Lyman
Potter
Sanborn
McPherson
Walworth
Edmunds
Phe
Spin County
Spink County
Ess
Hamlin
Gregory
Marshall
Burke
Congress
Elrod
Crawford
Insurgent Conference
Sioux Pass
Missouri River
Slick Hills
Aurora
Beadle
Brookings
Minnehaha Vie
BO Buffalo
Moody
Hanson
Turner II
Union Et Hyde
Yankton
Kingsbury
Lake
Comneion Cresyer Heyman Seresessesees
Deel
Lords Offend Labor Re jects Hardie Bill in Lords
The British Lords voted 86 to 24 to reject the second reading of James Keir Hardie’s bill to bar aliens from entering Britain to take labor positions during wartime. The decision drew sharp rebuke from Labour MPs and sparked intense debate in Westminster as the government defended the measure as necessary.
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Hardie
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
James Keir Hardie
Great Britain
Wade
House of Contnons
James Keir Mardle
A Shoe String Oath Convicts Policeman Dineen
In St Louis on May 18 Policeman Dineen was convicted of perjury in a police court case and sentenced to two years in prison. His defense claimed he tied his shoestring to avoid raising his hand for the oath, asserting it was common for officers to fumble to dodge swearing.
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St. Louis
Dineen
Supreme Court rules liquor laws cover allotted lands same as reservations
The U S Supreme Court on a habeas corpus case overruled doubt about federal jurisdiction in banning liquor on alloted Indian lands. The Lincoln decision holds Indians with allotments cannot unlawfully introduce intoxicants onto allotted lands, matching treatment with regular reservations.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
James Lincoln
United States Court of Nebraska
Winnebago
Supreme Court
Lincoln
United States Court
Hyver
Brewer
Brewer de Fon
Carnegie Refuses to Dig Watertown Library Cost
Watertown will pay one third the cost of a public library named for Andrew Carnegie. Construction began with an initial request of 10000 dollars, city council added 5000 more anticipating a larger gift, but Carnegie declined further donations. The project nets a 15000 dollar building from an 810000 fund, amid other city improvements. Dakota Central Telephone Co builds a fireproof office and central building, removes poles, lays 30 wires underground, and installs an automated system.
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Watertown
D. D
Andrey Carnegie
Carnegie
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Hot Springs Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met in Hot Springs and elected officers for the year. John H. McLaughlin was named grand master with Canon Bristol as deputy grand master and Ruelary Harvey as treasurer. George Burgess from Spearfish and others were named grand representatives. The next session will be held at Point The grand lodge also sent $1,500 to San Francisco.
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Roberts County
ISL
Une
Argus- Leeder
Roberts
Ey Gheeiet
Byrne
Hot Springs
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
John H. McLaughlin
Randall
Canon
Bristol
Ruel Aary
Harvey
George
Springfield
Burgess
Spearfish
Grand Edge
Rancisco
Old Pioneer Survivor of Indian Massacre Visit
John Wiseman, son of Henston Wiseman, recalled by Yankton residents, recounts his father’s frontier years after five children died in an Indian massacre in the sixties. Henston Wiseman hunted Indians to protect his family, earning a fearsome reputation among tribes. Also noted are Charles Conrad and Miss Lois French marrying and moving west of Pierre where Conrad works in land business.
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Yankton
S. D
John Wiseman
Henston Wiseman
John
Chris Larsen
Charles Conrad
Lois French
Pierre
Conrad
Chancellor to Celebrate Eleven Years in Santo South Dakota
South Dakota town of Chancellor marks its eleventh anniversary on June 6 with a street parade, firefighting exhibition, horse races, and two ball games Lennox vs Brer and Davis vs Hartford. Lennox band will play as visitors enjoy a well funded event.
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South Dakota
S. D
Eltixens
Lennox
Brer
Davis
Hartford
Santo
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Alexandria
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Egypt
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Clements
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Thebes
Cecil Rhodes
Matoppo Hills
South Africa
Quebec Daily Telegraph
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Southern Rhodesia
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Germany
Colusa County
Ming Florence Berker
P. F. Berker
Spain
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Emrick
Lyons
Rosebud
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J. L. Glisscock
Cincinnati
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Lowell
Younkin
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Fight
Bedelebaen
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