Local notes from Mitchell and vicinity include visits and travel
A round of city visits and business trips marks the week with reports of Mitchell residents and visitors. Fred M. Wilcox travels to Chicago on business while L. E. Whitcher visits from Highmore and Auditor Hipple calls at the office. A. E. Hitchcock and others are noted in local exchanges, with crops praised as good. The high school board accepts Miss Ella Weichard’s resignation as principal as she moves to Mitchy in the university system.
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Fred M. Wilcox
Chicago
L. E. Whitcher
Highmore
Hipple
John Pyle
Oakes
Addie Dutcher
Pierre
E. C. Patterson
C. H. Lonastarr
Board of Education
Ella Weichard
Weichard
University At
Mitchy
Weather Crop Bulletin Highlights Mixed Midwest Conditions
Weather crop bulletin from Huron reports 44 counties with week average temperatures above normal. Early week heat ranged 100 to 106 degrees with strong southerly winds, cooler days later relieved crops. Rainfall was well below average except eastern and northern areas saw some good showers. Corn, millet, flax and rye show varied results. hay prospects weaker. central Black Hills crops outlook bright. widespread rain needed where dry spells persisted.
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S. W. Guzwn
Weather Bureau
Huron
Brown
Day
Edmunds
Faulk
Hamlin
Hand
Hughes
Marshall
McPherson
Potter
Missouri River
Black Hills
Deafness Cure Claim Promises Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness results from influenza of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh related deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for circulars from P. J. Currany & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
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Dakota
United States
Canada
Hall
P. J. Curany & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tic
Baldwin Finds New Artesian Well in Bonilla Township
Irrigation engineer Baldwin announced on Tuesday the acceptance of another artesian well on the Orley farm in Bonilla township. The well sits about 1.5 miles northwest of Bonilla, is four and a half inches in diameter, 1066 feet deep, and yields 635 gallons per minute.
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Baldwin
Bonilla Township
Oorley
Bonilla
Hood's Sarsaparilla Booster Claims Yearly Benefit
Thousands praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for relief from tired feeling waning appetite and exhaustion after winter. The remedy is said to build up strength during spring busy periods and vacation planning. It purifies and vitalizes blood while toning the system and overcoming seasonal change fatigue.
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Hood
Fissure Opens on Vesuvius Cone in Italy
A fissure appears on the northwest side of Mount Vesuvius with a dense lava flow streaming down the slope near Naples July 6. Local observers monitor the seismic activity as the cone vents lava.
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Vesuvius
Napes
Mount Vesuvius
Hunter Farm and Experimental Station Visit Plan
Arrangements with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway allow travelers from any South Dakota station to Mellette to visit the Hunter Farm and Experimental Station at Mellette and return for a fare plus one fifth. Passengers buying a one way fare receive a certificate valid for a return at one fifth regular fare within five days when countersigned by H F Hunter or agent Wm Snovell at Redfield.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wm. Snovell
Redfield
Wages Rise Bolstering Half a Million Workers
New York July 8 R G Dun weekly review notes midsummer reports show better crop prospects increased retail distribution and a general expansion of the workforce with wage advances affecting more than 500000 hands. Prices rise unevenly yet wholesale dealers across regions remain encouraged.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Texas
South Atlantic
Gulf State
Wheat stocks seen drop about 12 percent from year ago
Bradstreet's reports European arrivals and shipments last week show roughly 2 million bushels less wheat afloat for Europe. Australian stocks on July 1 stand at 5.8 million, down from 7.8 million a year ago, with total world stocks about 18 million bushels, about 12 percent lower than a year past.
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Bradstreet’s
New York
Europe
Bradstreet
Australia
Mr Adams cites Minnesota laws against Hill reorganization plan
Minnesota statutes extracts 2714 2716 2717 are cited to show that the Great Northern and Northern Pacific merger would be blocked by law. Hill argues earnings guarantees and management flow from existing statutes and is joined by Northern Pacific investors. Critics warn of state opposition and possible congressional heat.
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Minnesota
Hill
W York
Adams
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
Northern Pacific Securities
Congress
Canal forwarders urge action against elevator charges
At a Buffalo meeting of canal boat owners and forwarders on July 8 resolutions condemned the Buffalo grain elevator combine for forcing most boats to tie up. They called on Governor Morton and the attorney general to compel elevator operators to elevate grain on the statute date.
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Buffato
Buffalo Grain Elevator Combine
Morton
Philadelphia trio drowns as boat capsizes in Delaware River
Three Philadelphia residents John Anderson Frank Kevans a bicycle maker and Miss Marenbeck drowned when a boat capsized in the Delaware River at Beverly New Jersey about 12 miles above Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Beverly
N. J
John Anderson
Frank Kevans
Marenbeck
Captain Rutherford Dead
Captain George Rutherford, early Minneapolis settler, died at his home 2505 Buchanan street northeast at age 654 from heart disease the effect of a wound received in the late war.
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Captain Rutherford
Minneapolis
George Rutherford
Buchanan Street
Bank to end receivership as reorganization proceeds
In Farno North Dakota July 8 stockholders of the National Bank of North Dakota voted to end the receivership J A Henway of New York City was elected agent to hold assets while the reorganization is perfected
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Farno, N. D
The
National Bank of North Dakota
J. A. Henway
New York City
Dinner honors Fourth of July by Paris American chamber
The American chamber of commerce hosted a large Fourth of July dinner in Paris with about 350 guests attending. The event marked the principal celebration of Independence Day by the American colony in the city.
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Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
Independence Day Crowd at Shenley Park Delights 50,000
About fifty thousand people attended the Shenley park Independence Day celebration. Governor Hastings delivered the day’s oration in front of a large crowd.
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Picrssure
Shenley Park
Hastings
Mrs Stanford to Sell Jewels for Stanford University
Mrs Leland Stanford plans a European sale of her jewelry collection valued over 500000 dollars including the Empress Eugenie necklace. The Chronicle notes the drive to fund Stanford University as government litigation ties up income and funds are needed to sustain the university.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
Leland Stanford
Europe
Empress Eugenie
Stanford
Grain heading out across crops in scattered damage
Bismarck North Dakota reports a favorable week for crops with frost on the 27th and 28th causing some garden damage. Wheat oats and rye are heading out rapidly while corn lags due to cool weather. Hail storms are common with minor crop damage. Rust appears in McLean county wheat.
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Bismarck
N. D
McLean County
Valkyrie III Beaten in Muir Challenge Cup Race
At Hunters Quay on the Firth of Clyde July 5 Valkyrie III failed to win the Muir challenge cup. Competitors Ailsa and Britannia beat the challenger in good breeze with Britannia 7 minutes 10 seconds ahead on corrected time and Ailsa 2 minutes 59 seconds faster including time allowance.
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Hunters Quay
Firth of Clyde
Valkyrie III
Ailsa
Britannia
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Winnebago Indians Seek Immediate Annuity Payment
The Winnebago Indians of Black River Falls Wisconsin have telegraphed the department of Indian affairs urging immediate payment of their annuities. They say a berry crop failure leaves many elders in need of basic living necessities.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Department of Indian Affairs
Nurse in Indian Outbreak Era Dies at 50
Mrs. Julia A. Smith aged 50, the first white woman to settle west of Fort Ridgeley after the 1862 outbreak, died at her Flora township home, Renville county. During the Indian outbreak she aided wounded soldiers and citizens injured in the massacre.
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Fats
Minn
Julia A. Smith
Fort Ridgeley
Flora Township
Renville County
Twine Shortage Said Possible With Early Harvest
May Be a Twine Shortage. St. Paul July 5. Outlook for heavy crops and early harvest suggests a binding twine famine before season's end. Implement houses report delays and insufficient supply to meet demand.
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St. Pau
Cyclonic Wind Storm Damages Minneapolis Area
A fierce cyclonic wind storm swept the southeastern city area in the afternoon. Telegraph poles snapped, trees splintered, and windows shattered as hail and rain pelted down in a brief, intense passage.
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Minneapolis
Streams Burst Banks After Cloudburst Hits Spr ing fields
A heavy rain in ESBORADO SprINGs Missouri caused streams to overflow, soaking wheat and oats that had been reshocked after last week’s wind and hail. If dry warm days do not arrive soon, crops may mold and spoil.
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Esborado Springs
Judge Dundy Suffered Serious Injury in Hot Springs Plunge
Judge Dundy of Omaha, aged about 65, broke a bone and dislocated his knee cap while using the toboggan at the Hot Springs plunge bath. He has been moved from the Springs to his home in Omaha and faces a difficult recovery.
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Dundy
Omaha
United States Circuit Court
Lucas confirms riot tale from Indiana home near Siberia
Joseph Lucas, who was at his home near Siberia Indiana when the religion battle occurred on July 4, arrived in Louisville and verifies the story. He confirms witnessing the事件 as reported and provides corroboration from the scene.
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Louisville
Joseph Lucas
Siberia
Ind
Calf with Wings Reported by Pennsylvania Editor
Stroudsburg editor recounts a bizarre birth at Henry Bragger's farm in Honesdale. A creature supposedly has a calf body with goose feet, wings, a bill, and feathers on its head, bleating by day and crying by night.
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Pennsylvania
HonespDax
Stroudsburg
Henry Bragger
Mc Kissick to Appeal Stanford Estate Suit
L D Mc Kissick special government counsel in the suit to recover 15 000 000 from the Stanford estate awaits instructions from Attorney General Harmon. He expects an appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals and says proceedings would begin promptly if advised this week.
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San Francisco
L. D. McKissick
Stanford
Harmon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Patriotism Drives Havana Military Sendoff to Santa Clara
Captain General Martinez de Campos reviewed the Bourbon battalion departing for Santa Clara Province. Havana buzzes with national colors as immense crowds cheer for Spain and Cuba Espanola. Troops head to the front amid strong patriotic enthusiasm.
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Havana
Martinez de Campos
Santa Clara
Spain
Cuba Espanola
Leader department store fails in Curiaco
Dern berg Glick and Horner proprietors of the Leader store have failed. Creditors hold the stock fixtures lease teams and other property under chattel mortgages totaling 225000. An inventory of stock is under way and should show a value of 400000 to 450000.
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Curiaco
Dernberg, Glick and Horner
Indians at Standing Rock hold large Catholic celebration barbecue
About 8,000 Indians gather at Standing Rock Indian agency for Roman Catholic church festivities and a barbecue where 150 steers are roasted and eaten. Attendees include many from lower Missouri agencies and local North Carolina residents.
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Jamestown
N. C
Standing Rock Indian Agency
Missouri
Seventh Day Adventists Fined in Tennessee Case
In Dayton, Tennessee, eleven Seventh Day Adventists were found guilty of violating the state Sunday law. They were fined between five and eight and a half dollars, refused to pay, and were jailed to work off their fines.
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Cuattanoooga
Tenn
Dayton
Ex-Secretary Foster Aboard Empress of China Arrives
J W Foster arrives in Victoria with the Empress of China from Hong Kong and Yokohama. He acted as China's agent in peace talks with Japan and immediately proceeds to Washington.
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J. W. Foster
Victoria
B. C
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Foster
China
Japan
Washington
Grain Palace Exposition Planned and Moved to Permanent Location
Aberdeen July 6 The grain palace directors announce an exposition this fall. The building will be relocated to a permanent site and extensive improvements are planned to ensure a more successful event than prior years.
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Aberdeen
Grain Palace
Lynching of Black Preacher Reported Near Lakerry Florida
At Hope Henry five miles west of Lakerry a group abducted Robert Bennett a young colored preacher from the pulpit and lynched him a short distance away. Authorities say his offense was an assault upon a white woman in Sewanne county recently.
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Lakerry
Fla
Hope Henry
Here
Robert Bennett
Sewanne County
Stop tobacco now with Baco-Curo remedy
A health warning urges quitting tobacco before severe diseases develop and promotes Baco-Curo as a guaranteed cure. It claims to destroy tobacco cravings without willpower, offers a three box guaranteed cure with refund, and lists prices and sample booklet availability from Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
Wisconsin
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