Diverse 1905 News Mix From United States and Europe
A scattered assemblage of notes covers diplomatic duties of military attaches, US senator Lodge at a town meeting, a floating city concept, Aristotle busts and Gladstone’s muses, fish hatchery output, Anti-Suffrage moves, olive tree quirks, postal rules, Oregon lava bed rumblings, Colorado state boards, and a Philadelphia restoration tale, reflecting varied local and international topics.
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Washington
Natrant
Wrahington
Bourdais
San Francisco Chronicle
Aristotle
G. Walker
Dean Lincoln
Wickham
St. Deiniols
Gladstone
Stugustine
Dante
Bishop Butler
Walker
National Bureau
Brinton Coxe
Philadelphia
Klamath County
Oregon
Mra Lue
Peabody
Colorado State
Mra
Olorado
Mesa Verde Nations i Park
Odenu
Udge
Incorperators plan Papua telegraph exchange expansion
Fragments describe a proposed PAPUA telecommunication scheme with a new telephone exchange led by Kwoy J R Bin Tan Chas Bryant and others. Mentions Kent Malane and Campbell among key figures. Fire damage and ruined warehousing are noted in a separate confusing section.
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URON
Dream leads to recover of diamond piece
A fragmented clipping reports a mystery around a diamond recovery tied to local figures Viet SLE and Sty 26 owners in Florida. Ward and Akh Me are named among involved parties, with vague references to a yard, a pine terre, and a sale or stake uncertain in the damaged text.
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Viet Sle
Pranie Dello
Neler
Rene Wilbolt
Trained Buffaloes Invade the East in Exhibition Tour
A traveling buffalo team owned by Th. Yokam of this city will be shipped to Baltimore, Maryland for several weeks at a park engagement. They are one of the few trained buffalo teams in the country and expect to draw crowds as they tour, with plans for exhibition appearances and a feature act. Dakota Supreme Court Hands Down Decisions. The court reviews numerous county and city cases across multiple counties, affirming and reversing various judgments in matters from salaries to estate disputes.
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Th. Yokam
Haltimore
Mtd
Dakota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Duistien Smith
Brookstate
Murphy
Sinith Molle
Janeen
Equitable Imre Insurance Company
Beadle Vouns
Samual Kennedy
Et Ct
Mary Garrhein
Minnehaha Coun
Th Schmidt
Sarath Munson
McConic
Haney Suite
Lawrence County
W. OK. Pracer
Sunty
Wright
Hutch
Sidney
Bunday
EW Sith
Kigsbury
Louise Smith
City of
Yankton
H. W. Henrichs
Thomas Brady
Brule County
Bryan & Hammer Dry Goods Company
Willis Dunn Company
Custer County
Mr. A. Hintken
George A. Tackaberry
Davison County
Waltzell
Layson
Hand County
State
Ole Johnson
Deer County
Oldest South Dakota resident dies in hospital
An elderly man, possibly the state’s oldest resident by length of residence, died at St. Mary’s in Pierre after a long illness. He came to the U.S. in 1855 with General Harner’s expedition, traveled from Fort Kearney to Ash Hollow, and then to the Black Hills region ending at old Fort Pierre. He later served as a civilian employee of the army opposite Fort Randall.
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St. Mary's
Pierre
Wither
Dakota
Tiis Country
Harner
Fort Kearney
Neb
Ash Hollow
Black Hills
Big Cheyenneiver
Harney
Tule Fort Randall
Fallas
Feet
Randall
Wenzlaff Publishes The Mental Man Mythology Work
President Wenglaff of Springfield College and Yankton native author a new work on mythology titled The Mental Man. The book, to be issued by a New York firm next month, extends South Dakota literary contributions with a focus on efficiency and scholarly inquiry. An outline notes Wenglaff’s long interest in myth study and campus teaching. A separate item reports an American train wreck on the Great Northern line near Helena causing injuries and debris in the Missouri River area.
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Yankton
Wenglaff
Springfield College
Yankton College
Onoine
New York
Wenrlaff
South Dakota
Helena
Mont
Montana Central
Great Northern
Atimuouri
Serkmuy
Minister Promises Return After 26 Years in Exile
A young preacher named J. Olberg, who left Nirway for Ierica two decades ago, vowed to return to Invicta to fulfill a 26 year pledge to his mother. The report notes his promise remains unfulfilled as he seeks to honor his word to family and homeland.
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J. Olberg
Nirway
Ierica
Invicta
Mr. Olberg
Pas Sara
Young man ends life by jumping into Sioux River
Ed Rigdon, a resident of Alta Pereveral days, leaped from a bridge into the Sioux River amid domestic trouble. His body was found about 200 feet above the dam after being carried by the current. His wife and baby reportedly are in Minneapolis, while the exact cause remains a mystery.
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Sioux
Rame
Bie
Hiedon
Huron Contracts for New Sewer System
Huron city approves a $50,000 contract with Fanebust & Sons of Sioux Falls for the third street sewer from the Great Northern tracks to the river to be completed by September 1 and the Ninth street sewer by December 1. The contractor faces a daily fine for delays beyond the set dates. Work will begin at once.
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Huron
F. M. Harris
Fanebust & Sons
Sioux Palls
Great Northern Railway
Spe
Marriage with Indian Opposed by Parents
Eddie Miller a mixed blood, famed ball player, and Milas Curry traveled to the county capital and secured a permit from the county clerk before quietly marrying. It later emerged that the couple had a “stolen march” on the girl’s parents who opposed the union.
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Pairfax
Eddie Miller
Herrick
Milas Curry
Pierre Banker Aims To Beat Train To Sioux City
B A Cummins cashier of the First National Bank in Pierre plans a trip with a six cylinder Franklin touring automobile from Huron to Sioux City to beat the Northwestern through passenger train. The run earlier from Pierre to Huron beat the east bound by five minutes. He will use guides from Iroquois to Howard as needed to reach Sioux City ahead of schedule.
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Pierre
Sioux City
Huron
S. D
B. A. Cummins
First National Bank
Mr. Cumming
Iroquois
C . McKibbin
Howard
Deadlock over license for Marion saloons
Marion Iowa May 25 a deadlock over saloon licenses may close all taverns after June 30. The town voted wet but the town board rejected one old dealer while granting to another and a new applicant. The county commissioners accepted bonds of the two old dealers, ignoring the new applicant, causing a public dispute and risk of dry status or wholesale operation for a year.
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Marion
Mquor
Married man sets wife on fire in Joliet incident
JOLIET May 2. Frank Martincio allegedly doused his wife and children with gasoline and set his husband ablaze. Martincio fled to a drainage canal and then leapt into water before calling police. He survived to be taken to St Joseph's hospital in serious condition.
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Joliet
Drs
Frank Martincio
Maries
Martincio
St Joseph's Hospital
Woman stabbed twenty four times in quarrel charges sought
In New York a woman badly wounded after a quarrel with Cornelius P. Shin former head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. She was treated at St Vincent's Hospital and likely to recover. Police arrested her in a Went Thirteenth Street apartment where the fight occurred.
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New York
Lamo
Cornelius P. Shin
International Brotherhood of Teameters
Vinesat
Wu E. Waa
Three-Links Name Officers at Yankton Lodge Session
The Odd Fellows session in Yankton selected George W. of Sturgis as grand master for the coming year. Other officers named include Deputy Grand Master Woaslace of Ble Point, Grand Secretary Harvey Rich of Huron, Grand Treasurer Georgy Wo Snow of Springfield, and Grand Representative C. B. Knott of Bristol. The main business was choosing a home for aged Odd Fellows and orphans. Del Rapids and Hot Springs offered gifts, with Del Rapids leading. The meeting also named Ike Abhey as next session host. Water turned into the Belle Fourche ditch prompts irrigation work updates as 50,000 yards moved April, over 400 workers on site, and a tunnel camp to be retained for government use.
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Nealwood
Grand Fade of
Odd Fellows
George W Many
Sturgis
Sone
del Rapids
Hot Springs
Fisk
State Organi
del! Rapids
Ivikotu
Grory
Zina Abhey
Belle Fourche
Bell Fourche, Ltd
Ty Eudentit
Helle Fourche
Hese
Owl Creek
Horse Creek
Controlling the Missouri River at Pierre
Colonel Bixby and Captain Schultz of the U S Engineering Corps arrive in Pierre to study improvements along the Missouri River. They aim to prevent erosion and widening of the river channel, noting riprap work on Fort Pierre’s bank and possible further spending to stabilize the local riverfront. Wolf bounty claims reach 10000 dollars as stockmen guard herds. Stanley and Pennington counties lead. A wolf rug sells for twenty five dollars while a prairie-wolf rug sells for ten to fifteen, reflecting bounty and tanning markets.
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Missouri River
Pierre
S. D
Bixby
Schultz
United States Engineering Corps
Fort Pierre
Stanley and
Pennington Counses
Homecoming Week Program Planned for Aberdeen Dakota event
Secretary Tom Roberts announces the homecoming celebration schedule for Aberdeen, detailing Territorial Day on June 16 with remarks by Mayor Alva N. Aldr, Governor Burke, Governor Vesey, The Dream by Colonel T. G. Orr, and a Dakota history sketch by state historian Dounce Robinson. June 17 is North Dakota Day and June 18 is South Dakota Day with state programs to follow.
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Aberdeen
Tom Roberts
Alva N. Aldr
Burke
North Dakota
Vesey
South Dakota
T. G. Orr
Brookings
S. D
Dakota Territory
Dounce Robinson
Iver Ot Ot
American Indian Corespondent Granted London Divorce
London May 24 A divorce was granted to Mrs Green in which White Cloud an American Indian was cited as corespondent The case drew a large crowd hoping to see the corespondent who did not appear The suit alleged White Cloud captivated Mrs Green while with a wild West show and left her husband The court found in favor of Mr Green granting him the decree
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London
White Cloud
England
Green
Quintuplets Born in Eau Claire Family of Ten
The wife of Fay Irish of Thorp Clark county Wisconsin has given birth to five babies three daughters and two sons All are alive and well There are now 10 children in the family all living
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Eau Claire
Wis
Fay Irish
Throp
Clark County
Moon Affects Defense in Krafts Case at Windsor
Detroit reports Richard Krafts, a Berlin Ontario mail, shot three officers after an incident at Windsor police headquarters. His mother, identified as Mrs Krafts, has long described unusual behaviors and erratic episodes since childhood.
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Detroit
Richard Krafts
Berlin
Ontario
Windsor
Nayn Richard
Dell Rapids Home Hailed by Odd Fellows Vote
Dell Rapids earns praise as the proposed home site for aged Odd Fellows and orphans after deliberations by five grand lodge officials. In Mitchell South Dakota on May 21 a separate tragedy unfolds as WG Gray hanged his sister and then killed himself to escape a revolting crime. Local reports note an Indian babe’s death near Lake Andes and a court ruling on riding on an old ticket in a railroad dispute. A faithful dog saves a Faulkton family from a kerosene lamp fire in Aberdeen.
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Jellywood
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Thas
Dell Rapids
Odd Fellows
Mitchell
WG. Gray
Sherif Platner
Herbert
Gray
Aberdeen
H. J. Reed
Faulkton
Reed
Oil Tinner Burned In Exploding Stove Accident
A gasoline stove exploded in Hofer and Wenzel’s tin shop at Vallas South Dakota on Monday afternoon burning Ernest Wagner a tinner from Stanton Nebraska. The blast damaged the building and started a fire with oil injuries reported.
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Vallas
Hofer & Wenzel
Ernest Wagner
Stanton
Neb
Train wreck on coast line near Roscoe reported
Abrdeen May 22. Milwaukee Passenger No 6 eastbound was wrecked last night four miles west of Roscoe. The engine and all the coaches left the track. Two coaches overturned and 1 800 feet of track torn up delaying traffic for hours. Only two passengers injured slightly.
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Milwaukee
Roscoe
Traffc
Contaminated Vaccine Blamed for Foot and Mouth Spread
The U S Bureau of Animal Industry links a contaminated vaccine strain to a Michigan New York Pennsylvania and Maryland foot and mouth outbreak. Calves used for vaccine by a Detroit firm of manufacturing chemists are identified as the source, with the H K Mulford company importing contaminated smallpox vaccine virus for use abroad. The epidemic cost the federal government about 300000 to suppress.
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Washington, D
Bureau of Animal Industry
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bureau
Detroit
H. K. Mulford Company
Glen Olden
Pickpocket Overlooks Valuable Gems In Slender Haul
New York May 22 Timothy Riordan identified by jewelry salesman Louis Kohn as the man who lifted 1400 in diamonds and cash from his pockets on the Third Avenue elevated. Though a plush bag with 1200 in diamonds and 180 in cash was taken, Riordan supposedly missed 10 000 worth of jewels in another pocket. Riordan was committed for trial. none of the stolen property was found on him. Stung and He's Glad Of It recounts a separate incident in Winsted Conn where a man named Kilifolie suffers rheumatism and seeks Boe stings to wear shoes after an accident.
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New York
Timothy Riordan
Riordan
Eaward Kilifolie
William Lynch
John Swan
Stockbridge
Honore's Bride Was Buyer for Art Firm in New York
New York May 22 Mrs Harjet H B Baker widow of Garwood Baker became the bride of Harry Honore the Chicago millionaire It develops she is the niece of Rear Admiral Andre Tee Da who distinguished in the war The piece notes her role as an art firm buyer and outlines family connections amid wartime references.
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New York
Harjet BH. Baker
Harry
Honore
Chicago
Garwood Baker
Andrere Tee da
Seine Revenge
Europe
Lemmon Accepts Olive Branch From Victorious Bison
Aberdeen May 21. After a bitter county seat contest in Perkins county won by Bison in November, Lemmon challenged the results alleging illegal votes. Milwaukee railroad officials brokered peace as Bison officials offered to work with Lemmon if he withdraws. The Lemmon Commercial Club accepted, though future challenges to the permanent seat location remain possible.
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Lemmon
Olive Branch
BISON
Aberdeen
Perkins
Hettinger
N.C
Milwaukee Railroad
Bison Commercial Club
Lemmore Commercial Club
State Representative E. W. Taylor Dies in Aberdeen
Aberdeen May 21 State Representative E W Taylor died at his home here last night of pneumonia aged 41 He was a prominent lawyer member of the South Dakota legislature and an alderman of the city council
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Aberdeen
S. D
E. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Thousands Are All Hungry for Love in the Northwest
Levi Grant Monroe of Spokane affirms to forward letters from Inland Empire bachelors to eligible women connected with Rev. Vaughn’s Chicago church. He testifies there are at least 30,000 eligible bachelors in the northwest and more than five times that number of eligible women east of the Missouri river, based on letters received in five days.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Levi Grant Monroe
Monroe
Northwest
Missouri River
Kiry Nominated President of National Association of Manufacturers
John Kiry of Dayton Ohio was unanimously chosen by the nominating committee to succeed James W Van Cleave as president of the National Association of Manufacturers in New York on May 21.
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Kiry
van Cleave
New York
John Kiry
Dayton
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
James W. van Cleave
Boy’s mishap with cow ends in broken arm at home
In Hudson on May 21 the 6 year old son of Peter Toft led a family cow for a wild west act. The cow balked and toppled the boy, breaking the left arm at the elbow. The injury was severe, but a long straight, protective cast was applied and he is recovering.
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Hudson
Peter Toft
Wae
Will & Hungter
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