Memorial day reflections and speeches across South Dakota
Report of Decoration and Memorial Day events across several towns. Orations by Judge Carson Kellam Fellows Hansburger Boom Williams Williams Plankington Parker Columbia Frederick Waubay Wessington Springs Aber- Tank Kee Haron visit and school pride in South Dakota. Governor Sheldon appoints E. S. Jenne to the South Dakota building at the world's fair. Clark County farming crops cited as promising.
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Sheldon
E. 8
Jenne
Columbia
South Dakota
Conviction Sparks Commotion Over Liquor Sale in Sioux Falls
A single liquor selling conviction in Sioux Falls has stirred notable controversy. The case highlights ongoing tensions around enforcing liquor laws in the city and draws attention from local officials and residents.
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Sioux Falls
Iroquois Chief optimistic on supreme judges’ re election
The Iroquois Chief expresses satisfaction that all supreme judges are likely to win re election. He believes this outcome is appropriate and should occur.
Mrs Lyda Hinckley Chosen Grand Warden at Sioux Falls
Mrs Lyda Hinckley of this city was chosen Grand Warden of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at the recent Sioux Falls meeting.
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Lyda Hinckley
The
Order of Eastern Star
Sioux Falls
Judge Gifford Seeks New Trial for Rev. J T C Wilson
Judge Gifford and leading attorney pursue a new trial for Reverend J T C Wilson who is currently in the penitentiary serving a rape sentence.
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Gifford
J.T.C. Wilson
University of South Dakota Ad Offer in Vermillion
A free catalogue from the University of South Dakota in Vermillion South Dakota invites readers to send their address to T. J. Sloan, secretary, Vermillion, S. D., for information.
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University of South Dakota
Vermillion
T. J. Sloan
Vermillion, S. D
South Dakota Weather Boosts Late-Sown Crops
The cool damp spell favors late-sown crops as the daily South Dakota weather is described as good for the crops throughout the year.
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South Dakota
Memorial Eloquence by Jolley at Vermillion Home
Hon John L Jolley delivered memorial remarks at his Vermillion residence praising a local figure described as a prophet honored in his own country. The event highlighted Jolley's diplomatic tone and the community's respect for the deceased.
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John L. Jolley
Vermillion
John L. ‘S
Harun Urges Immediate Action for July Fourth Celebration
The text urges urgent effort by Harun to join prominent towns in preparing a Fourth of July celebration. It stresses not to fall behind and to move quickly on organizing activities.
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Harun
Are
Dakotas First School Case Noted In Vermillion Volante
The Volante from the State University Vermillion for May highlights the Dakota school case as the first and most intensely interesting feature, with other strong items noted.
All Sweetness and Glory for War Dead and Living Veterans
The essay honors the sacred holiday and Northwest reverence for veterans. It salutes living veterans and preserves the memory of heroic dead, pledging peace, plenty, and honor to those who fought and those who died for the nation.
Vermillion 1893 University Catalogue Adds New Departments
The Vermillion State University catalogue for 1893 outlines enhanced offerings and campus improvements. It notes added instructors for the preparatory department and strengthened music and commercial programs while pursuing higher collegiate work to meet demand for advanced learning.
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State University
Vermillion
Addess
University
Sudden Death of United Marshal Fry in Deadwood
United Marshal Fry died suddenly in Deadwood on the evening of the 27th from an accidental antipyrine overdose. The nearby college town journal notes a funeral as beautiful and oppressive. Other items mention library improvements, workshop expansion, a State Board of Regents meeting, student strikes over late hours, a printer question, a Mitchell South Dakota tournament, creditor issues, and local advertising rates.
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United
Fry
Deadwood
Aberdeen youths at State Reform School in Plankinton
Thirteen Aberdeen boys and girls are in the State Reform school at Plankinton. One case needs more data to decide if it is a bad record or a good one. The boys and girls are in a good place, however they got there.
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Aberdeen
Plankinton
Ingham Takes Charge at Canton Advocate
Report notes Bro Ingham newly in charge of the Advocate at Canton. Comment suggests Hovronire knows where the shoe will pinch but believes Ingham will see it through if physique allows. Wishing him luck.
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Bro. Ingham
Canton
Advocate
E Hovronire
Yankton College Value Highlighted By Local Paper
The Yankton Press and Dakotan argues the college greatly benefits the city and state, urging residents to support keeping Yankton College financially secure and stable through united efforts.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Yankton
Yankton College
Decoration Day in the Roses and Drumbeat Parade
The passage evokes a town full of roses and children in white as a crowd awaits marchers. Boys away at camp see the approaching procession while drums rattle and the old flag waves. Authors voice the longing to bring soldiers home for Decoration Day.
Farmer warning against Chicago creamery schemes
Pate warns farmers and dairymen to guard against Chicago system soliciting for creameries nationwide. He says it requires double the funds to erect creameries by that method and cautions against schemes of city manipulators. Mr. F. of Milleraborg, Ia.
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Pate
Chicago
Milleraborg
College student drought of loyalty prompts reflection
Mr. C. O. Brown of the class of 94 from the Agricultural college, from Spink county, reports the college prospering despite recent student departures. He says the exodus was led by certain figures and pledges, with few fully grasping consequences at first, though he bears no bitterness toward the departed.
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C. O. Brown
Agricultural College
Spink County
Vermillion Education Board Meeting Date Set
Officials in Vermillion announce an Education Board meeting on October 13 at 8 30 o clock. All board members are expected to attend.
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Nts of Education
Vermillion
Quackenbush Leads A P A Menu Exposé Disturbs City
A. P. A. in Davenport headlines a disclosed list of members and sensitive passwords. The exposé reveals names of all city members, stirring concern about security and governance within the association.
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Davenport
Quackenbush
Miss Girrie Barton Statue Unveiled at Seal Agricultural College
The unveiling of a statue honoring Miss Girrie Barton occurred at the Seal Agricultural College on Saturday evening the 20th in the presence of a large assembly. The sculpture is described as a beautiful work of art and will be sent to the world fair to represent the college in the South Dakota exhibit.
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Girrie Barton
Blackburn Preaches at Brookings in Pastor’s Absence
Blackburn, president of % University, delivered a sermon at Brookings center in the absence of the pastor. The record notes his emphatic remarks and the occasion being the sole focus of the event.
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Blackburn
University
Brookings Last
Death of Cyrus J Fry United States Marshal Saddens State
The district of South Dakota mourns Honorable Cyrus J Fry United States marshal a generous kindly figure who connected with many people through his duties. Antipyrine likely caused his death as relief for severe prior suffering. he endured a long illness.
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Cyrus J. Fry
United State
District of
South Dakota
Agricultural College President Outlines School’s Role
Dr McLonth president of the Agricultural College presents his views on the place and function of the college within the state's educational system amid ongoing disagreements among the governor and boards. The statement reflects differing opinions and the heated discussions surrounding the institution.
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McLonth
Agriculturalollege
Educators Discuss Proposed Work Under State Law
Authorities seek broad harmony and progress and have begun inquiries. Dr McLouth presents his view of the work contemplated by the law at the Agricultural College and invites other college heads to share their plans. The aim is public understanding and wide cooperation.
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McLouth
Commonwealth
Agricultural College
University of South Dakota Commencement Week Schedule
The University of South Dakota will hold its annual commencement on June 14. Events include a junior exhibition on June 11, sermons by Prof. C. M. Young and Rev. O U B Clark, field day on June 12, tennis tournament June 12 13, concert June 13, and graduating exercises June 14 with a class of ten. Noted tennis players from Iowa and Nebraska expected.
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University of South Dakota
Christain Associations
C. M. Young
OU. B. Clark
Mitchell
College of Science, Literature and the Arts
Iowa
Nebraska
Hecla Standard Huronite Editors Celebrate Longevity
The Huronite led by Shannon and Longstaff editors and proprietors sends gratitude for good wishes and extends wishes for many more years of prosperity in the journalistic field.
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Hecla Standard
The
Huronite
Shannon & Longstaff
I Is
No Complaining Readers Langford Bugle
The Dakota Huronite enters its thirteenth year with brightness and vim and loyal readers. The editor notes readers will not complain if it continues this way in the future.
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Langford Bugle
South Dakota University Catalog Praised for Excellent Condition
An examination of the annual catalog of the South Dakota university shows the institution to be in a most excellent condition. The report expresses gratification to all in the state who value education and take pride in its institutions.
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South Dakota Education
Rapid City Journal
South Dakota University
Ferry boat birth record shocks Pierre crowd
Captain Horn reports a ferry from Pierre carried forty Indian passengers but landed with forty two after two babies were born en route. The mother reportedly wrapped the newborns in a shawl and departed as if nothing occurred.
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Jim Leighton
Horn
Pierre Landing
Truce Sought in Nicaragua Conflicts as US Minister Seeks Talks
May 31 report from La LipertaD Salvador notes residents believe the revolution will prevail. United States Minister Baker asked for a 48 hour truce and the appointment of commissioners to meet government and rebel leaders at Sabana Grande. The request was granted.
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la Lipertad
Salvador
United States
Baker
Sacaza
Sabana Grande
Mansfield man killed at Orange street crossing
James Dixon about 70 years old was killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train at the Orange street crossing in Mansfield a.m. note says he had been dissipating and had been seeking relief from illness, the accident occurred around 2 a.m. authorities report the man was one of Mansfield’s prominent residents.
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Mansfield, O
James Dixon
Orange Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dixon
Mansfield
A Father's Awful Act Ends in Bloodshed and Death
The article reports a family tragedy in which Hoy is suspected of murdering his wife and two children before dying by suicide. The bodies were found by Mrs. Mary Egan who entered the home and discovered Mrs. Hoy and the children slain with throats cut from ear to ear. Hoy lay dead with a fatal wound and a bloody razor nearby. a hatchet lay behind the girl’s ear. The coroner and jury examined the scene as neighbors responded. Hoy, 35, formerly a Baltimore and Ohio conductor, had been suspended six weeks earlier for drunkenness and had not worked since.
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Hoy
Mary Egan
Batton
Portia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
French warships adopt protected tops for commanding officers
The navy reports French battleship plans include mast top stations with machine guns ironworks and steering wheels enabling commanders to view battlefields above smoke and fog. The feature promises strategic advantages by allowing direct oversight of maneuvers from the top amid engagement.
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Washinetor
Navy Department
Admiral Ee
Some Heads May Drop On Fair Board Meeting
Cuicano May 31 A meeting of the Minnesota state board of world's fair managers will occur next Thursday morning June 1 at the state building. A decided feeling of economy has taken possession of some men and there may be differences of opinion at the meeting. Some state building employees are anxious, fearing heads may roll.
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Cuicano
Minnesota
Diphtheria Outbreak Reported Near StevenTon Wisconsin
Fear an Epidemic. May 30. Diptheria of a malignant character has appeared in Rutland, four miles west of StevenTon. In the Hogan family one child died and the father, four more children and the hired girl are down with the disease.
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StevenTon
Wis
Rutland
Here
John Hogan
Ives and Roberts Lead In 12,000-Point Billiards Match
London May 31. The American champion Frank Ives and English champion John Roberts Jr began their 12,000 point match at Hanleys circus. After the first night Ives had 689 points while Roberts led with 1,000 and continued playing. The purse is $2,500 a side.
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Roberts
London
Frank
Ives
John Roberts, Jr
Hanley’s Circus
Soldiers Bodies Moved From Fort Randall to Fort Leavenworth
Since Fort Randall was abandoned the government plans to move all soldiers buried at the fort to the government burying ground at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Eight bodies are at the depot awaiting transport.
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Armour
S. D
Fort Randall
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Miss Hattie Lee Dies in Window Accident at Cumberland
Cumberland Wisconsin May 31 A 12 year old girl Miss Hattie Lee was fatally injured when a schoolhouse window she was entering through fell breaking her neck. The accident occurred as she attempted to enter the building.
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Cumberland
Wis
Hattie Lee
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Plankington
Col. W. J. Evans
Groton
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Chanee
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John Bell
Milbank
Waubay
Fred W. Wright
Volga Tribune
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Huron
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Bennett
Clark County
Yankton Telegram
Huronrre
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Huzantre
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Avronite
Madison Sentinel
Chamberlain
Iay
State Board of Regents
Aera Towa
U. S
Pierre Capital
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