Pioneer Press to Erect United States Tallest Newspaper Building
Ground broken at Fourth and Robert for the Pioneer Press structure to rise over twelve stories with red granite first two floors and ten stories of red brick. The $700000 building will be fireproof with iron interiors, electric lighting, elevated elevators, and space for six hundred workers. Also notes crop outlook improving across the Northwest with favorable weekly weather and occasional local wheat stand issues. A railroad robbery near Cincinnati left master Joe Ketchum wounded and train crew aiding pursuit as robbers vanished into darkness.
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Pioneer Press Company
Yelowine
Great West
St. Paul Globe
Pievren Press
Globe
Fourth
Robert Streets
Pronger Press
United States
Pioneer Press
St. Paul Minneapolia
Fragmented reminiscence on politics and negotiation
The excerpt presents a fragmented dialogue touching on anger, stubbornness, and negotiations. It references Thiers and Bismarck in a scene hinting at strategic talk and personal tensions during a critical moment.
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Deal
Fragmented OCR Brief Scuttles Key Details
The readable portions show a brief item with unclear names and events. No decisive actions or outcomes are identifiable, but the fragment hints at an unnamed local notice or notice-like item requiring further context to interpret.
Robbery and murder chase after masked bandits on river front
Zimmerman reports four to six men in masks fired multiple shots at a car but did not enter. Police and volunteers patrol the river front to intercept the robbers. Josep Ketchum is under surgeon care with a bladder wound and low recovery prospects. Two suspects arrested. the missing man from the tender remains unfound.
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Zimmerman
River Front
Securite
Josep Ketchum
Muserati
Dandridge
Pakota Firemen's Contest Draws Wide Interest
Heron and Dasota hosted a firemen competition with seventeen entries and eleven starters. Higby and Fox of Yankton won first and second in sprint events while Linron, De Smet, and others posted rankings in hose handling and ladder climbs. Liberty Hose and Pride Hooks of Huron divided prizes for best drilled companies as the program advanced.
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Pakota
Heron
Dasota
Higby
Fox
Yankton
Turner No. 2
Huron
Artesian of
Littlecock
Enterprize No. 3
Linron
de Smet Hooks
Green Hooks
Scotland
Aberdeen
Peper
Atherton
Huff
Langstott
Mitchell
Liberty Hose
Pride Hooks
Langley
Coquellette
Miller
Smith
Elliott
Huntley Hose Company
Crop Outlook Shows Mixed Winter Wheat Changes Across Regions
The June crop report notes reductions in winter wheat seeding in some states offset by unchanged East and South areas. Western states saw larger losses, with winter wheat area down about 7.2 percent from last year. Spring wheat expands in Dakota and western territories, but declines in Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota. Overall wheat area near 36 million acres. Rye area steady. condition index 93.9 with regional variations.
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Department of Agriculture
Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
California
Water supply blamed for winter cholera in Minneapolis report
Health officer links the Minneapolis outbreak to wretched water after post mortems misdiagnosed as winter cholera. Dr. Pruden finds cholera bacteria in water and food sources, with high infection rates and rapid rabbit fatalities. Separate items note a shooting in Camden, a Detroit double tragedy, Omaha mine collapse deaths, Maine mail car murder rumors, and boating deaths on Elkham River.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Minn
C. A. Hewitt
State Board of
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Pruden
Cobra bite yields strange recovery in London doctor
Dr. Vincent Richards reportedly survived a cobra bite with minimal effects after rapid care from Dr. Macleod and Sir Benjamin Simpson. The event prompted speculation on timing and treatment, while other items note a murder case in West Point Mines and assorted advisory notices and ads from the era.
Japanese envoy Matsu visits Chicago en route to Washington
Mr. Matsu, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States from Japan, is in Chicago on his way from San Francisco to Washington. He is accompanied by Mr. Oda, a Japanese newspaper man. They plan to visit major American cities and gather ideas on American journalism.
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Matsu
Extraord
United States
Japan
Chicago
San Francisco
Washington
Oda
Emulsion claims and medical uses amid storm reports
The notice mentions Scott's Emulsion touted for consumption bronchitis and wasting diseases with physician endorsements. It reports a lightning death of two children near Chatford Minnesota. It also advertises Dr Kirk's German Pile Ointment for piles and a millers' convention debate in Buffalo on penalties for option trading.
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Scott
Chatford
Minn
Berlet Gucderson
Dr. Kirk
Br. Kirk
Grane
Ryan Drag Co
St. Paul
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London Standard
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Sir Benjamin Simpson
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Oshkosh
Wis
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Potter Drug and Chemical CO
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Robert Sts
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