Huronite Institute to Start in Redfield November Fourth
Spink county teachers will hold a five day institute in Redfield starting November fourth. A group of Indian children from nearby Cham berlain agencies have traveled to Hampton Virginia to enroll in government schooling. Joux Pyatt a prominent Dakota attorney died at his Walpedon home on the 22nd, a former legislator in 1883.
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Spink County
Redfield
Chamberlain
Hampton
Joux
City Hall Meeting Urges Unified Action On Local Interests
Last evening’s City Hall gathering drew a large crowd as participants urged broader participation and decisive action on important local interests. The call for united action emphasized pressing community needs and quicker progress on civic issues.
Proclamation Pending as Montana Delays Election Returns
The proclamation admitting new states will be issued only after the President receives election returns from all states. Montana is the only state yet to send in its returns.
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Montana
C N W Railway Plans Temporary Depot at Capital Hill
A telegram from the city states the C N W railway has allocated Capital Hill for a temporary building in Pierre. The railroad plans a $5,000 brick depot a roundhouse and machine shops as part of the development.
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C.& N. W. Railway
Pierre
Capital Hill
Real Estate Daily Bulletin Praised for Niche Voice
The Pierre Daily Bulletin is described as the world’s only daily paper devoted entirely to real estate. It is owned and published by William T. Love, noted as a prominent real estate figure.
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Pierre Daily Bulletin
Wm. T. Love
Senator Pettigrew Recommends Moody For Long Term Seat
In Washington the senator praised Moody and offered Pettigrew the short term, calling it a great mark of respect and an exceptional act of political generosity.
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Perriarew
Washington
Moody
Pettigrew
Ramsey County settlers seek woodcutting on Devils Lake tract
Congressman Hansproven of North Dakota urged Secretary Proctor to permit destitute Ramsey county settlers to cut firewood from the timber tract on the Devils Lake Indian reservation. The county has suffered crop failures for two years and residents remain in a destitute condition.
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Hansproven
North Dakota
Proctor
Ramsey County
Devils Lake Indian Reservation
Dakotan Farmers Alliance members named to Farmers Congress
Gov Mellette appoints five Dakotas to represent the state at the Farmers Congress in Montgomery Alabama in November. Hon Geo Crose of Aberdeen Hon A D Chase of Watertown Hon C Myers of Redfield Hon J H Patton of Carthage and Hon H H Sheets of Esmond comprise the slate.
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Mellette
Dakotas
Farmers’ Congress
Montgomery
Ala
Farmer Alliance
Geo. ©. Crose
Aberdeen
A. D Chase
Watertown
C . Myers
Redfield
J. H. Patton
Carthage
H. H. Sheets
Esmond
South Dakota Educational Association Session in Yankton
The next session of the South Dakota Educational Association will meet in Yankton on December 26 27 and 28 with an opening address by Prof G L Pinkham state superintendent of public instruction. Topics include legislation for a common school system and the use and value of school lands.
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South Dakota Educational Association
Yankton
G. L. Pinkham
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Independent Candidate Not Favored for County Commissioner
The Huronate argues against an independent run for county commissioner. It cites the city caucuses and a convention nominating J. S. Vanderburg, urging Republicans to honor that decision. It notes Huron’s failure to field a candidate earlier and that Heinaman would have been preferred by voters, but supports sticking with Vanderburg.
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J.S. Vanderburg
Huron
Heinaman
Vanderburg
Huron Peopl
Whittier Essay Jeers Women Restoring Eden Alone
Poetic line argues that only a woman can restore a lost Eden, reflecting a gendered ideal of moral restoration as a solitary task for women.
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Whittier
Eden
Vanderburg Nominated For County Commissioner By Huron
Beadle county resident Mr Vanderburg known for county growth efforts and city support in Huron is nominated for county commissioner. Local Republicans urge city voters to back him and defend iron and Beadle county interests.
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Boies Teen
S. Vandeburg
Vanderburg
Beadle County
Huron
Vandeburg
Board
Conductor Vosberg Foils Airline Bluff On Cyclone Express
Mitchell Republican recounts a Sioux Falls trip where Conductor Vosberg and his crew thwart a trick by Elder Cres sey by accepting a counterfeit style wager and a $50 bill. The clever ploy backfires as Cres sey is overwhelmed by the honest handling of the cash.
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Vosberg
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Cressey
Salem
John
Cress
Moody
Pettigrew
Hin
Republican Third Commissioner district convention held in court room
The Third Commissioner district Republican convention met in the court room on Monday afternoon Oct 28 1889 Marvin Cook of Huron was elected chairman A M Jones of Wolsey secretary Delegations from all precincts attended Col Ed Sterling nominated Vander burg Heinaman and Wilmarth for commissioner An informal ballot showed Vanderburg 26 or 27 Heinaman 13 14 A formal vote gave Vanderburg 27 Heinaman 24 Vanderburg named unanimous Central committee named Geo W Chase F E Stevens C O Morgan Vol Ed Sterling chairman E H Aplin secretary
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Marvin Cook
Huron
A. M. Jones
Wolsey
Col. Ed. Sterling
Vanderburg
A. W. Wilmarth
Geo. Heinaman
Heinaman
Sstheuian
Geo
W. Chase
F. E. Stevens
C. 0. Morgan
Ed Sterling
E. H. Aplin
Erckmann Chatrian Feuilleton Plot Reveals Manuscript Heist
An excerpt recounts a Paris newspaper office scheming to fill a feuilleton gap by distributing an unprinted novelette. Sichel and friends plan to stage a distraction to access the manuscript chest, risking editor scrutiny while contemplating the author Kriai Chatrian as the potential writer.
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Erckmann
Jan
Paris
le Constitutionnel Eton
Tenet Indy
Sichel
Dunce
Old Sichel
Kriai
Chatrimann
Mann Chatrian
The Lawn Tennis Habit and Its Lofty Devotion
A feature critiques tennis devotion among players, praising ladies like Hayes for sacrificing fashion for performance. It notes year round travel, resilience in heat and wind, and the demanding discipline behind the sport.
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peBiaben
Nes
Nice
Algiers
Hayes
Sam Benitos Squirrel Ordinance Outlaws Field Pests
In Sam Benito county the board enacts an ordinance to curb gophers and squirrels in grain fields. Neighbors may notify infested landowners who must act within ten days or allow a person to enter the land to destroy the pests. Costs become a lien on the land, and nonpayment can lead to sale to satisfy a judgment.
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Boards of Supervisors
Sam Benito County
San Jose Mercury
Poor Security at Boarding House Over Manuscript Scam
A well known theater manager stayed at a boarding house near Union Square and left collateral a sealed package he believed contained a valuable play manuscript. The parcel held 250 property plots for a show with no manuscript inside, revealing a staged scam by a theatrical agent.
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Union Square
Landleed
Niface
Spethsti- Foc Ag Estatormatice
New York Star
Fern Gathering in Killarne Cave Delights Fern Hunters
In a rocky cleft near Tok waterfall, a bristle fern thrives in shade and moisture. Inside a natural cave opening to the upper lake, several fine adiantum specimens were found, including a three foot rhizome bearing thirty perfect fronds. The fronds appear translucent, nearly seaweed like, praised for elegance and motion when grown on moist rock.
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Killarne
T. Johnston Evans
Popular Science Monthly
The Greatest Effort of His Life
Professor Cadenza interrupts, declaring focus on an overture to her father with red hair and a quick temper. Pittsburg Bulletin notes the scene as he works.
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Cadenza
Pittsburg Bulletin
Scientist claims Jacke BS bird extinct amid doubt
A naturalist argues the Jacke BS bird is extinct though observers yesterday reported multiple men carrying on near Secteliiern, suggesting a possible error in the claim.
Spruce Wood for Pulp Boosts Maine Timber Value
The Somer set Reporter notes spruce wood as alp stock increasing value of Maine timber. 9000 acres once logged for sixty dollars an acre now yield income from pulp wood with better land use and rising demand as pulp manufacture grows.
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Maine
Somerset
Cartatunk Plantation
Lewiston Journal
Fragment from church visit notes hints at a late meal
The readable passage shows a fragmentary exchange about a church visit and a late meal. A deacon is mentioned and a brief comment about going away early, with garbled dialogue suggesting someone needed something to eat.
Unpleasant odors tied to cab led and bag odors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe odors and a method involving anions and boiled substances to prevent unpleasant smells. Contains garbled terms and likely transcription errors. No clear people places or organizations are identifiable.
Uncle Caleb and the two minute ride to Worcester
In a Worcester store a tale from Uncle Caleb Ware recalls his mare Betsey racing a mile to Worcester square in two minutes during General Jackson’s 1828 visit. The crowd laughs at the improbable claim while the old farmer defends the slick sleighing as the explanation for the extraordinary speed.
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Scott
Pechadh Teaane
Jon
Caleb Ware
Massachusetts
Caleb
Gineral Jackson
Betsey
Deacon Jones
Worcester
Zeké Tewksbury
Wal
Wallapog Hill
On a River in Siam Description of a Thai morning scene
Rain washed the landscape as a river flow reveals temples adorned in red and gold. Monks pass in bright robes with begging bowls while villagers, children, and cattle share the riverside scene. young monks peer over fans shaping a lively, reverent morning in Siam.
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Siam
Pie Eg
Blackwood's Magazine
Frightened clerk recalls coup d etat of 1851
In his memories M Andre Theuriet, then a Bar le Duc civil service clerk, narrates reading Louis Napoleon’s dissolution of the assembly and his appeal to a plebiscite. He fears arrest by a gendarme and recalls a tense moment in the prefecture as quiet order returns.
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M. Andre Theuriet
Theuriet
Register
Bar-le-Duc
Louis Napoleon
Ues
Istrar
Theuriel
Laguerré
France
San Francisco
Argonaut
Glasgow’s Cripples and the Deformity Sight Seen
Ex-Consul Underwood laments in Glasgow that deformity among the population is unusually high. He notes daily encounters with many cases of limb deformities and mentions hospital wards dedicated to treatment, calling it a striking social issue.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Underwood
Europe
United States
Woman with new address confuses Post office clerk
In the Washington Post recount, a stylish woman visits the counting room to update her address. The clerk asks for details while she explains she moved yesterday to a northwest section residence with a lease ending, providing street and number after probing questions.
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Tere Gar
Post
Jane Gonitlens
Washington Post
Odd Will Provisions From Revolutionary London Legacies
Colonist era notes reveal Aylett Stow during the Revolutionary War left peculiar gifts including a request to buy a painting of a viper and present it to a king's counsel, replacing a 3000 pound legacy. The Stow item contrasts with a grim line about Henry earl of Strafford's will, who seeks to reward the “worst of women” with brass half pence and condemns Grammont’s daughter.
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Aylett Stow
London
Henry
Earl of Strafford
Grammont
Lancohn
W. Wright
St. Louis Republic
Raip of Buried Cities Reveals Ancient Mongol Ruins
Kiatcha reports M Yad rinsten led an expedition that ascended Oreon heights and found ruins of Mongol Khans palaces and two large ancient cities. One city spans about twenty versts fourteen miles in circumference. The team claims to have defined the geologic Karakoram region with Karakoram, capital of Genghis Khan.
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Mitchell Republican
N.W
Hote
Commissioner Convention
Chatrian
Matheus
Chatran
New York Tribune
Sam Benito
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