Roosevelt Loyalists See Taft Favor in Ohio Support
The Dakota Huronite notes Roosevelt supporters in Ohio pivot toward backing Taft as the president’s successor, while Senator Kittredge remains a Roosevelt ally. It argues Taft delegates may carry on Rooseveltian policy and cites the Sioux City Journal on South Dakota’s unique chance to act.
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Roose
Taft
Sebaitor
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Panama
Lock Canal
Kittredge
Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Sioux City rate dispute stirs South Dakota commerce
Sioux Falls merchants resist a Sioux City bid to lower Chicago to Sioux City freight rates. The dispute involves interstate rates and the Missouri and Duluth routes, with South Dakota traders fearing loss of trade to Sioux City and urging a fair distribution of freight costs.
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Sioux City
The
Tribune
Chicago
Sioux
South Dakota
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sioux Falls
Duluth
Oulis
Hity
Argus
Supreme Court affirms NC Railroad Commission order
The U S Supreme Court upholds the North Carolina Railroad Commission order compelling Atlantic Coast Line to make connections with other lines for public convenience despite added expense. Justice White reads the opinion, noting no direct question of seizure or service changes.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of North Carolina
North Carolina Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
Unclear text from Ohio OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR note from Ohio mentioning a sealed presidency and an effort to carry a bogm president, with incomplete context and garbled phrases.
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Ohio
Convicted Man Remanded to Leavenworth for Unserved Sentence
A man named January, who escaped Leavenworth years earlier after most of his term, lived in Kansas City with a wife and children and ran a business. A state officer recaptured him and he must finish his unexpired sentence. The president recommended clemency, and the justice department is urged to grant a pardon.
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H January
Levenworth
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Mitchells May Day Festival Promotes Corn Palace Concerts
Mitchell launches a May Day festival linked to the corn palace plan. A 50 piece orchestra will begin in May 2021 with evening concerts as part of the enterprise backed by local leaders. The project aims to attract interest and build cultural appeal in the community.
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Enterprise of
Mitchell
Cok Enterprise
Rac Oss
T Mas Orchestra
Michell
Roosevelt Faces Critics as He Guides Nation
The passage portrays President Roosevelt resisting foolish advisors and mass flattery. It asserts he does not believe only he can manage affairs, rejects hysteria, and recalls Washington's example as a standard to heed. The tone emphasizes prudence against loud flatterers.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Collier's expose on new rates for published work
A Collier's expose denounces new charges paid for each item published. It compares the practice to Rockefeller's influence and to railroads receiving a percentage on oil handed to competitors.
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Collier
Rockefeller
Chicago and North-Western Chief Sets Course for Competition
Marvin Hughitt, president of the Chicago and North-Western Railway, signals the firm will pursue competition and await legislative action before advancing further plans. The executive stresses the need for a conservative approach amid shifting policy.
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Marvin Hughitt
Chicago & North-Western Railway Company
Legislatr
Hughitt
Retirement of J. W. Gates Ends Wall Street Career
J W Gates retires after a varied career on Wall Street. He started as a clerk and oil town booster and became a railroad pro and gambler in the market. His life is described as a continuous gamble, unlike the typical merchant who retires before bankruptcy.
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J. W. Gates
Wall Street
Gates
John W. Gate
Fragmentary Notice From Unclear Source
Fragmented OCR text shows stray phrases about pine seeds and unnamed persons. No coherent event, date, or location is clear enough to identify a specific news item or public notice.
City youth groups unite amid growing reform drive
Fragmentary note reports that various city youth societies are consolidating to form a stronger unified movement, aiming to bolster influence and organize activities despite earlier fragmentation.
Trains to the Black Hills Over the Therg N Will Be
Train service to the Black Hills is outlined in fragmented notices mentioning schedules and destinations. Key details are unreadable, but the piece indicates upcoming rail movements toward the Black Hills.
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Black Hills
Therg
South Dakota Land Business Hit By Anti Pass Law
The land market in South Dakota is affected by a new anti pass law. Railroads and real estate agents had previously cooperated to promote favorable settlement and sales, but the new restrictions threaten that partnership and may slow transactions.
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South Dakota
Ex Senator Rei Promised State Party Unity If Candidate
The note contends Rei will not seek the United States Senate but regrets the decision. It argues his candidacy would reunite party lines in the state and provide service to the state by stabilizing political divisions.
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Rei
United States Wood Use Totals and Lumber Consumption
The annual wood consumption in the United States is given with lumber use at $560,000,000 and lath at $30,000,000. Other lumber use stands at $135,000,000, yielding a total lumber consumption of $1,075,000,000.
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United States
National Temperance Day Proposed Across United States
The Anti Saloon League designates Sunday June 30 as a national temperance address day. It calls for each pulpit in the United States to declare the unconstitutionality of licensed saloons and promote temperance.
Laws and railroads in a year of radical statutes
The text notes that a thousand new radical laws have been enacted by various states this year and suggests railroads should be excused if they break some. It contrasts human difficulty in obeying laws with the Ten Commandments, implying moral standards are hard to meet.
Pierre Plans New 60,000 Depot for City Travelers
A new depot costing sixty thousand dollars is proposed for Pierre to serve the traveling public. Huron also requires a depot on the North Western line due to insufficient capacity in old facilities during bad weather.
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Pierre
Huron
Cory Re elected President of United States Steel
Cory, the steel magnate with a notorious divorce court reputation, has been re elected president of the United States Steel Corporation. The steel trust endorses this as a seal of approval upon alleged immorality.
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Cory
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Senator Kittredge Sees Canal Progress in Panama Return
Senator Kittredge returns home from Panama convinced canal work is progressing satisfactorily. He spent Saturday in the Twin Cities, and reporters failed to get the big senator to talk through his hat. They made a heroic effort but conceded the task was too big for them.
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Kittredge
Panama
Canal
Twin Cities
Democrats Clash Over Principles In Broad Democracy
Cleveland Bryan Hearst share party affiliation but differ on democratic principles and governing policies. The passage notes the broad cloak of democracy can cover diverse views within the party.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Hearst
Glass sets bold note in race as Spooner deadlock drags on
W. S. Glass of Codington county enters the congressional race, signaling a picturesque campaign. Wisconsin lawmakers remain unable to break the deadlock for Senator Spooner’s successor, while the Marinette lumberman maintains a high position amid the stalemate.
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W. S. Glass
Codington County
Wisconsin
Spooner
Marinette
Coldest April on record in state history
The April 1907 month was the coldest on record in the state according to the weather bureau with a mean temperature twelve degrees below April 1906.
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Weather Bureau
Sioux City Mayor Declares War on Gamblers
The Sioux City mayor vows a crackdown on all forms of gambling, promising a citywide drive to root out gamblers and stop illegal gaming activities. He urges law enforcement to intensify raids and close gambling dens.
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Sioux City
Midland SD Emerges as Key Trading Point Between Pierre and Rapid City
Midland South Dakota is highlighted as a new town along the route between Pierre and Rapid City, expected to become an important trading hub for the region.
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Midland
South Dakota
Pierre
Rapid City
Frosts Hit Midwest Apple and Small Fruit Crops
Late April frosts damaged the small fruit crops in Iowa Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin with heavy losses. Apple crops in New York and Michigan are reported to be in danger.
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Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
New York
Canada Sees 126667 Immigrants in Nine Months
Canada reports 126667 new immigrants in the first nine months of the year, marking an increase of over 40 percent from the prior period. Government data show higher arrivals from multiple regions and streams as policy aims to sustain population growth.
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Canada
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises $100 Reward
An 1880s advertisement offers a $100 reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features attestations from Watmroe Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists in Toledo, endorsing F J Cheney & Co and claiming the product works by acting on blood and mucous.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Watpmoe
Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Congress creates 13 319 new jobs to staff civil service board
The last congress added 13 319 positions, a move that will keep the civil service board busy for some time.
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Civil Service Board
Mitchell's May Festival Postponed Until Christmas
A mistyped notice suggests the Mitchell May festival will be delayed to Christmas. The text also mentions a charismatic performer known as the “boomer” now touring across South Dakota towns.
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Mitchell
A Late Spring Omen of a Big Harvest
A concise note hints that a late spring signals a bountiful harvest with positive expectations. No additional details or entities are provided.
Richards Trust Co Eldredge Ad Urges Loans and Farm Deals
Advertisement invites readers to borrow money or engage in farm financing through the Richards Trust Co promising assistance for purchases and sales with trusted local services.
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The
Richards Trust Co
Boies City Bars Street Preaching During Miners Trials
Boise Idaho May 8 Precautionary measures halt street preaching amid the Western Federation of Miners trial for the murder of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg. Mayor Haines enforces order to prevent agitation. city quiet with guards and militia on standby. Witnesses arrive from distant locations as reporters secure housing for months ahead of a three month trial.
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Boise
Ida
William D
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Haines
United States Cavalry
Special travel rates and routes promoted by Landseekers Bureau
Special to California half rates round trip until May 18 and June dates. June 1 onward low rates daily. Slightly higher via Shasta Route and Puget Sound. Portland Puget Sound Spokane offer half rates round trip June 20 to July 12. To Colorado Utah Black Hills low excursion rates after June 1 including 19.50 Omaha to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo. Big Horn Basin homeseekers excursions first and third Tuesdays in May and June. Writer Clem Denver, Landseekers Information Bureau, Omaha Neb.
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California
Shasta
Puget Sound
Portland
Spokane
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Big Horn Basin
Clem Denver
Landseekers Information Bureau
Neb
Court Denies Motion in Haywood Murder Case
Boise Idaho May 9 Judge Fremont Wood denied the defense motion for a bill of particulars in the W D Haywood murder case of former Governor Steunenberg. Defense counsel noted an exception and said they were ready to proceed with the case.
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Boise, Ida
W. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Wood
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood Remanded After Judge Denies Bill of Particulars
William D. Haywood was remanded to the sheriff as court adjourned. Judge Wood denied a bill of particulars in the case of Haywood, leader in the Western Federation of Miners, amid a sparse courtroom. Darrow and Richardson represented him.
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K. Haywood
Noted Wisconsin Man Loses Sum in Monte Game
Winona Minnesota May 9 Charles Ruppert a retired farmer once from Waumandee valley Wisconsin now living in Winona reputed worth 100000 was swindled of 2640 in an old three card monte game He won but the other players kept the money and received only a tin box filled with paper in place of cash
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Winona
Minnz
Charles Ruppert
Waumandee Valley
Wisconsin
Sugar Refining Strike Expands in Williamsburg
In New York on May 9 the American Sugar Refining company strike in Williamsburg grows as 356 laborers mostly foreigners halted work after a 3 cent per hour raise was refused. The walkout swelled by about 1000 workers since Monday join the strikers.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Williamsburg
In Helena Denial on Basin Montana Train Robbery
Inquiry at Great Northern offices denied the report of the capture of the Northern Pacific train robbers at Basin, Montana, north of Butte.
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Butte
Mont
Great Northern
Hélena
Northern Pacific
Basin, Mont
Here
Poitou Wreck off Uruguay Causes Many Fatalities
Panic on the French steamer Poitou as it ran aground off Rincon de la playa near San Jose Ignacio Uruguay. About 300 aboard. 50 rescued by Rincon de Herrera customs officers. hundreds feared dead after many leaped into the sea. Rescue steamers dispatched. survivors to Montevideo for aid.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Algiers
San Jose Ignacio
Uruguay
Rincon de O
Rincon de Herrera
Rinton de Neer Aecis Saundem
Poitou
Irish Bill Sparks Mixed Nationalist Response
Dublin May 9 The Birrell Irish bill drew little enthusiasm in nationalist papers but some support for limited reform. The Freeman's Journal notes careful consideration for usefulness while the Irish Independent says it grants limited administrative reform and ends government by irresponsible departments. Unionist press condemns it as unsafe with the Irish Times warning of inevitable separation and the Daily Express calling the council a separatist tool erasing loyal minority with illusory checks.
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Dublin
The
Irish Times
Daily Express
Woman killed as auto overturns beside train in New Jersey
In Asbury Park on May 9 an automobile carrying Miss Awilda Mass and Mrs. G W Royce from Point Pleasant collided with a Jersey Central train. Mass was killed instantly. Mrs. Royce, unconscious, was taken home. The car, driven by Mrs. Royce, tried to pass the train as it pulled away from Point Pleasant toward Asbury Park.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Central Railroad
Point Pleasant
G. W. Royce
Awilda Mass
Liner Reverses Engines as Bremen Dodges Collision
Instantly the liner reversed engines and veered, while the Bremen watched the danger and the cruiser altered its course to avoid a collision.
Earthquake Refugees in Desperate Kingston Setup
May 9 Kingston Jamaica reports preliminary rainy season showers turning the refugee areas into morass. Displaced persons from the recent quake endure much distress as conditions worsen for those seeking shelter and aid.
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Kingston
Jamaica
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Foley
Foley & Company
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C. E. Noonan
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William D. Haywood
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