Fragmentary Remarks on a Court Case and Personal Reflections
Fragmentary OCR text references a court case and personal statements including Bolivar state ties and a hoped reprieve. Mentions Washington, time constraints, a boy and father, and minutes before an event. Text is garbled with missing context and unclear chronology.
Oil and oil well prospects in Dakota and rail plans
A Dakota summary reports Dakota Condensed items including the shooting death of Christian Blatt on a Milleville mower, a dam accident near Sioux Falls injuring Eric Erickson and Jone Carlson, sermons by Carrie Bartlett at Huron, and seven daily excursion trains touted for Mitchell fair. It notes gas and crude oil findings near Harold, a missing money era at Keyes creamery owner H. Lathrop, Aberdeen depot burglary, a suicide in Henry jail, and local politics and agriculture items from Spink and Redfield.
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Christian J. Blatt
Milleville
Minnesota
T. L Lathrop
Sioux Falls
Eric Erickson
Jone Carlson
Carrie
Pennsylvania
H. Lathrop
Keyes
Sioux Walls
Northwestern
Aberdeen
Masons Agate
Dakota bill adds associate justice and eight district divisions
Senator Wilson reports favorable amendment to the Dakota bill adding a second associate justice and dividing the territory into eight judicial districts. District five comprises Beadie Kingsbury Brookings Hughes Hyde Hand Sully Faulk Clarke Potter Codington Hamilton Devel. District seven covers Spink Brown Marshall Grant Roberts Edmundsworth McPherson Campbell and the Sisseton Wahpeton reservation with an added northern line beyond Presho Pratt.
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Dakota
Wilson
Beadie
Kingsbury
Brookings
Hughes
Hyde
Hand
Sully
Faulk
Clarke
Potter
Codington
Hamilton
Devel
Spink, Brown
Marshall, Grant, Roberts, Edmundsworth
McPherson, Campbell
Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reservation
Sivas
Presho Nak Pratt
Harrison and Harrisonites Stir Minnesota Campaign Debate
A Minneapolis Pioneer Press commentary defends Gen Benjamin Harrison and veterans of the Grand Army against Democratic attacks linking the Grand Army to politics. It argues veterans act as citizens voting for Harrison and cites his lineage, wartime service, and leadership to counter claims of impropriety.
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Minneapolis
Pioneer Press
Minn
Grand Army
Harrison and Morton Club
Pe Pha
United States
War Department
Washington
Interior Department
Democracy
Harrison
Minneapolis, Minn., Journal
Masry
White House
Sioux Commission Heads for Weaton to Oversee Sioux Lands
The Sioux commission led by Messia Jno N Wright Rev W N Cleveland and Capt R H Pratt departs Washington for Weaton July 14. The panel aims to secure public domain land and allot tribal lands under a new congressional act, with funds of 18000 and a plan to allot reservations at Pine Ridge Rosebud Standing Rock and Crow Creek.
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Messia
Jno
N. Wright
Tennessee
W. N. Cleveland
R. H. Pratt
Washington
Weaton
Cleveland
Cena
Rosebud Agency
Capt
Pratt
Carlisle
Great Sioux
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Standing Rock
Crow Rock
India
Commission
Ind Indiace
Ecco
Te Gifford
Wits
Imminent Indian War Sparks Victoria Dispatches
Reports from Skeena river stir Victoria to anxious action as rumors claim Hudson Bay official Clifford and a special constable were murdered. Police reinforce and H M S Caroline sails with troops toward Skeena mouth, though ascent is blocked by low water and rapids. Indians are described as highly excitable and threatening to exterminate whites in the region.
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Victoria
Coumbia
Skeena River
Caribou Bay
Clifford
Hudson Bay Company
Azieton
H. B. Roger
H. M
Caroline
Skeena
Arithmetical riddles and garden notes from Boston school
A Boston school discussion covers a math riddle about workers and weeks with a boy count age logic. The piece shifts to agricultural guidance on sowing fodder corn buckwheat cucumbers winter squashes sweet corn and cabbage with pest control and weed prevention.
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Boston
Admiral Burton Discusses India and Its People
Admiral W T Burton of the British Navy speaks with a New York reporter on India in a wide ranging interview. He cites India's population of about 240 million and the Ganges valley supporting 90 6 million, notes British and native troop numbers, comments on climate and Hindu dietary customs, and predicts continued British presence unless Russia causes disturbances.
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W.T. Burton
Victoria Hotel
New York City
R. N
Henry Grinnell
America
India
Ganges
Paris
Persia
Dr Jeter's Revival Laugh In Text
A quirky anecdote recalls Dr Jeter reading a hymn at a revival meeting and joking about a moon joke with Mr Moon. The next day townspeople laughed kindly about the scene, keeping the event in memory.
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Dr. Jeter
Other Moon
Mr. Moon
Brother Ducer
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