One Million Acres Open for Tripp County Homesteads October
The Rosebud country in Tripp county South Dakota will open to homestead settlement October 5 to 17 after President Roosevelt issued the opening proclamation. Registration points include Gregory Chamberlain Dallas Presho ONeill and Valentine. lottery system will assign land lots with soldiers and widows receiving special provisions. Prices start at six dollars per acre for filings within three months rising to two fifty after six months with five year residence required. eligibility limits exclude those owning more than 160 acres or who have previously filed elsewhere.
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Kragory
Tripp County
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Rosebud
United States
Indiana
Gregory
Chamberlain
Dallas
Presho
O'Neill
Valentine
Neb
Ag Uch
Northwestern Railroad
Milwaukee
Lyman County
White River
Nebraska
Omaha
Black Hills
Meyer
United States Service
Winestead
Atle
Pripp
Ch Getter
Ong
Oling
TROUP BRAYAN'S FRIEND ALEXANDER TROUP DIES IN NEW YORK
Alexander Troup editor of the New Raven Upon and former Connecticut DemocraticNational Committeeman died of heart failure in Grand Central Station waiting room after returning from a campaign trip in Vermont for W E Bryan He was a close friend of Brayan and connected with the Bryan campaign in New York September 8
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Troup
Brayan
New York
Alexander Troup
New Raven
Connecticut
Grand Central Station
Vermont
Gove Emir
W. J. Bryan
Opening of Tripp county to settlement promises vast farms
The article describes rich soil in Gregory and Tripp counties, with land selling from 3 to 8 dollars per acre before opening and rising to 35 or 40 after settlement. Railroads by Burlington Northwestern Great Northern will push westward, creating new towns like Winowa and Larro and a county seat. It highlights irrigation potential, abundant rainfall, and strong profits for early buyers.
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Burlington System
Une
Gregory
Platte Valley
Pierre
Dallas
Tripp County
Pierre-Rapid City
Philip
Great Northern System
Wheeler
Missouri River
Gregory County
Sioux Falls
Winowa
Larro
Dog Ear Creek
Affinity Shooting Case Shocks Lincoln Court Scene
Mrs May Heitzman of this city is arrested in Story City on charges tied to shooting Peters who courted another woman. The tale recalls a prior police court case where she defended a disorderly house and won. Peters, a foreman for a telephone crew, allegedly betrayed her after she supported him lavishly.
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Lincoln
Neb
Story City
May Heitzman
Peters
Heitzman
Laws
Hla
Death of Herkimer County Poor House Pauper Hezekiah Monk
Hezekiah Monk, born in the Herkimer county poor house eighty five years ago, died there after living as a public charge for five years in the local institution. The obituary notes his long life within the county infirmary and his status as a pauper at death.
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Vuca
Hezekiah Monk
Herkimer County
Tony Pastor Leaves $10 000 to Actors Fond
New York reports that Tony Pastor the so called father of vaudeville left $10,000 to the Actors Fund of America. Executors named include Abraham Hummel, the disbarred lawyer, and slator Bertha Hummel. The estate value is not disclosed but said to be very large.
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Tony Pastor
New York
Ameri Fca
Vauderite
Abraham Hummel
Europe
Ta Slator
Bertha Hummel
Rv. Pastor
Fires Sweep Chisholm Wrenshall. Minnesota and Wisconsin Burned
Severe forest fires rage across northern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin with Chisholm destroyed and vast losses reported. Gov Johnson calls for aid while towns like Wrenshall and Hibbing face isolation and refugees surge.
Rain Blesses Pittsburgh Cornerstone Service
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania a Baptist congregation held a cornerstone laying for a new church. A long prayer for rain preceded the event and a sudden downpour drenched the area during the ceremony.
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Pittaburg
Mount Washington
Atkins Delivers Four Act Play to James K Hackett
Miss Zoe Atkins, daughter of Federal Subtreasurer T. J. Atkins, finished a four act play titled Thy Sin in under 24 hours and delivered it to James K. Hackett. The work, based on heredity themes, was completed by early morning after starting at 9 o clock Sunday. The manuscript was transferred with two copyists at work.
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St. Loui
Zoe Atking
T. J. Atkin
James K. Hackett
Kent
Miss Atkins
New World Flying Record Set by Leon Delagrange
Paris reports Leon Delagrange head of the Aviation club of France set a new world aeroplane record. He flew yesterday circling the field at Tély eighteen times at about fifteen meters height and remained aloft for thirty one minutes.
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Paris
Leon Delagrange
Aviation Club of France
Tély
Rosengite Angus Herd Dominates Minnesota Fair
Professor W. J. Kennedy led the Rosengite Angus cattle at the Minnesota State Fair in Hamline. The herd won five first prizes three seconds two fourths and one fifth plus first on aged herd. Winnie of Meadow Brook earned the grand championship.
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Ames
Minnesota
America
W. J. Kennedy
Hamline
Winnie of
Meadow Brook
New Jersey Man Heads G A A at Salt Lake 1909
Colonel Henry Nevius of New Jersey was elected Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic on the first ballot at Salt Lake City. He won 454 votes over 204 for ex governor Van Sant and 80 for L. T. Dickenson. Other officers named include J Kent Hamilton and C C Rosefornia. Nevius, a native of New Jersey, served in the Lincoln cavalry and Union regiments.
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Toledo
Ohto
Henry Nevits
Hed Bank
N. J
Nevius
van Sant
Minnesota
L. T. Dicknson
Diviots
Oh Mo
Jerk Seyman
Ice
J. Kent Hamilton
Ohio
C. C. Rosefornia
J. F. Spence
Tennessee
G. Lane Tannehill
Maryland
New Jersey
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Lincoln Cavalry
New York Cavalry
Fort Stevens
Early
Wevius
New Jerey
Senate
Woman's Telier Corps
W. L. Gillman
Roxbury
Mass
Widow tours Europe with only a suitcase and smile
New York woman Mrs Allister, widow of Ward, 45 but lively in spirit, claims to have spent over two months abroad with a single suitcase. She trimmed her wardrobe to four pairs of hose, a tan suit and light dresses, explaining how she traveled light, even at customs.
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New York
Europe
Miami
Fla
Mrs. McAllister
Schoolboys Emphatic on Women Teachers Debate
Cleveland, Sept. 1. Athletic director George Wyler resigns with a denunciation of feminization of schools. He says boys lack manliness and sportsmanship, blaming women teachers for inculcating habits that undermine constructive character.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Public
George Wyler
W. H. Elson
Boshi
Ewing
Western Reserve University
America
Japan
Girls Jump to Escape Fire On 12-Story New York Building
A fire on the fifth floor of a 12 story New York building trapped many female workers on upper floors. Panic filled the stairways as elevators arrived, several girls leaped to the street below and were injured. Reported chaos and fear followed as workers tried to reach safety amid the blaze.
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New York
Teahineey
Oyr Broadway
Balling &Atory
Farmer Dalrymple Dies in North Dakota Wheat Ranch
Oliver Dulrymple, known as the wheat farmer of North Dakota, dies in St. Paul after heart disease. His widow inherits about $80,000 from the estate as a lifelong wheat raiser.
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Dalrymple
St. Paul
Minn
Bent
Oliver Dulrymple
North Dakota
Mulrympl
Arthur Meeker Injured Saving Children From Runaway Pony
Chicago on September 7 Arthur Meeker injured while rescuing children in a carriage when a runaway pony bolted near Lake Forest. He and their nurse escaped uninjured. Meeker was thrown and seriously bruised but expected to recover.
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Chicago
Arthur Merker
Rescue in Quicksand Traps Two Farmers
Early morning救救 Tiefenbach was trapped in quicksand for hours near Torrington. Two farmers heard his cries and pulled him to safety as the water and mire closed around him. He clung to submerged oak as the bottom gave way details show the struggle and eventual rescue.
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Torrington
Sit
Sabu
Tiefenbach
Oventox
Gokiock
Rustin's Affinity Is Under Arrest
Miss Leona Bonnell, last person with Dr. Rustin before his murder, was arrested in Omaha Nebraska and jailed until the inquest next Tuesday. She admits association with the physician's companion Mrs A Rice denies divorce and names a suspect but refuses to identify. Bonnell had been staying at Grace Walton's on lower Douglas Street.
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Omaha
Sheriff Bauman Captures Murderer of Marcellus Faulkner
Sheriff A Bauman of Dodge County Nebraska reports Louis Strathman 31 in custody as the man believed to have killed Marcellus Faulkner of Graanaboro North Carolina whose body was found in a Nebraska vineyard December 31 1908. Strathman's wife and mother Emma Rudolph aided police by information placing him in Fremont when the crime occurred. The women will accompany Strathman to Fremont for further examination.
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Chicago
Louis Strathman
A. Bauman
Dodge County
Neb
Marcellus Faulkner
Graanaboro
N. C
Fremont
Ries
Cedar Bluffs
Strathman
Emma Rudolph
Rockefeller Heir Claim Ties Family to French Nobility
Albany report on the Rockefeller family reunion notes a researcher found the Rockefeller lineage traces to European nobility. Dr Aaron R. Lewin said several ancestors held the title of baron in southern France, linking John D. Rockefeller to a noble line.
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Albany
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Apron R. Lewis
Rockefeller Family Association
Europe
Lewin
Hoflag
France
Brewer Busch Faces 55000 Doctor Bill in Estate Dispute
In St Louis a dispute over $55000 in professional services bills filed against Adolphus Busch emerges from the estate of DL Hubert Lundeking. The widow and son in law seek payment for years of services, while Busch counters with a prior offer and contemplates litigation.
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St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Inlionaire
Iniaw
Hubert Lundeking
Aatete
Deatur
Busch
Ane
Buseh
Furepe
Aione
Lundeking
Tragedy In Puller Street Home Claims Three Lives
Three people die and another is dying from gas inhalation at the Schollert residence on Puller Street. Victims include Mr and Mrs Peter Schollert and Lewin Christian sen. Victor Scholler survived. Hans Hendrickson is in critical condition from the gas, Christiansen and Hendrickson visiting from Polk County.
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Pai, Mink
Peter Schollert
Lewin Chriatiansen
Schollert
Hvse
Puller Street
Hans Hendrickson
Victor
Scholler
Christianaen
Hendrickson
Polk County
Game Wardens Drive 50 Prisoners to Jail
Wallace officers and two deputies captured 46 prisoners in a dynamiting incident on the Coeur Distend river. The detainees were transported by cayuse to the county jail without incident.
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Wallace, Td
Wilson
Wallace
Cayusce
Tech
Coeur
Fire devastates 4000 homes in Japanese city disaster hits area
A massive blaze yesterday leveled about 4 000 houses in Nut Gate IA, causing widespread destitution. Officials report severe suffering as residents scramble for safety and aid amid the ruins.
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Seat
Pire
Nutgate
Est
Soubret Seeks 100000 From Boston Man For Breach Claim
Soubret filed a suit in Raymond Hitchs Merry Go Round firm against Byron C Chandler seeking 700000 after alleged promise breach. Chandler, reported killed in a French car crash, sends evasive excuses from Boston and Paris. his wife, a former New York singer, has left him.
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Soubret
Boston
Masa
Joan Sawyer
Raymond Hitchscock
Byron Cp. Chandler
Chandler
France
Paris
Ti Ia
New York
Ham
Man Admits Slaying Wife and Dismembering Body in Trunk
In Sinton Texas a man named Jordan confessed to murdering his wife after a jealous quarrel. He described severing and packing the body parts into a trunk and planning to dispose of them at sea before police uncovered the grisly scene in a local boardinghouse.
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Harvard
Rome
Hartford
Boston
Calkins
Farner Ina
Collins
Somerville
Hackman
Hansickast
Michael Crowley
Jordan
Persgeant
Crowley
Werd
Hme
Hive
Wita
Dog trunks cause uproar at city hotel standoff
Chicago police report four sky terriers owned by Mrs. W G Godfrey of New York were removed from an Auditorium hotel room after an argument over trunks. Hotel porter supervised the trunks while guests watched and Mrs Godfrey argued with Clerk Avia. Manager Shafer ordered the dogs to stay in the lobby with the porter as crowd murmured.
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Chicago
W. G. Godfrey
New York
Auditorium Hotel
Godfrey
Shafer
Forest fire threat eases at Senora big tree grove
The forest fire near Senora California has been brought under control. Large trees were damaged by scorching but most should survive if rains come early. Several plants in the forest were badly burned.
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Senora
Cal
Miss Maloney to Become a Nun
Spring Lake New Jersey September 7 Helem Maloney daughter of Martin Maloney Philadelphia gas magnate and papal marquis is here at her father's summer home and is said to be preparing to enter a convent. It is believed Papal Marquis Maloney desires to have his daughter become a nun to prevent another elopement with Samuel Clarkson.
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Spring Lake
Helem Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Papal Marquis
Papal Marquis Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
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