davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
1snccinl TO The scntIneIN

New York, Aug. 2S.-If the strike
of the. ten thousand .tclcgraphcrs
throughout the country is to be set
tied through arbitration, it will be
done through the influence of Helen
Gould and Mrs. Russell Sage.
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes, who was
Il factory girl before her marriage
two years ago, has been doing miss
iomary work in behalf of the women
strikers, and it is believed that she
can persuade both Helen Gould and
Mrs. Russell Sage, both OF whom own
interests in the Western Union, tO
come to terms.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
BIG SHOE AND
LEATHER FAIR
(sentiners Special News Service)

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Chicago's sec
ond annual shoe and leather fair
opened today in the Coliseum, and
surpasses in extent and interest any
displav ever before attempted by the
leather manufacturing interests OF
the country The Coliseum proper
is given over to exhibits of leather
in all forms. from the products of
the tannery to the finished shoes,
gloves, harness, leather furniture AMI
art goods. The Annex contains the
machinery that has made America
s6preme o. shoe manufacture. All
of the processes Of manufacture are
Illustrated by expert workmen, oper-
ating the same machinery as used in
the largest factories.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
AWFUL FALL
TO DEATH
lsneclnl to Thc scntIneD

Especial to The Sentlnel)
Trinidad, Colo, Aug While
working on a narrow scohold on the
new opera house which is In course
of construction, Lee Simpson, la
borer, 80 years of age, lost his bal
ance and plunged headhrst to the
stage below, distance of 80 feet
striking on his head on the scahold.
The body bounded several feet into
the air and then fell TO the ground
a distance of 25 feet.
Simpson was instantly killed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 2S.-Chicago
business men want President Roosc-
welt to intervene and put an end To
the telegraphers' strike. Petitions
to this effect have been circulated.
Losses TO Chicago's commercial
world said to amount to thousands
of dollars, form the basis of the ap-
neal TO the nations executive.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
WILL ERECT
BIG DORMITORY
Especial to The sentincIl

Greeley, Aug. est was announc-
ed yesterday by wealthy resident,
who prefers not to have his name
mentioned, that he will soon com
mence the erection of hundred
room building on Normal hill, to be
used as dormitory by Normal stud
ents.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
VOLUME Slll'
CANNON WONT I.
va REFUSE THE E.,
NOMINATION
III, to The sentInel.)

IsPe(t IP-t Aug. 2s.-Congress-
SeE iU,H cannon OF Illinois, who IN, has
usH Joe ,%l ,',lnst Of Congressman Si6-
sen y US Pennsylvania on a aiP rrip
Arlsn said .aS in an interview, Am L
70 have h,a S ,ar tbe Republican nom
shuiIa,' a., nr,,sident? No, ! have not
siiiSn ~, nsrsonally. Would ! accept
DE pee Pstion9 No citizen has ever
p a',in,5 nU9r Il or ever will. l would rath-
drdlnsu dr,.;bnte 10 making the next ses-
q E s1Il,onT y congress a success so that my
Soa % nj deserve and win success
laiS ,sos tban TO be presidential can
u l, W. ven Il the nomination were
1ait, ~ me ON a silver salver."
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
A WISE JAP
Especial to The sentineD

Denver, Aug Through H.
Honda, Japanese tailor on 18th
street, the police department has
found means of disposing of all un-
called for bicycles. The unclaimed
wheels are usually sold at auction
every year, but Honda offers to buy
the whole lot and send them to his
country, where he says they will
bring good prices.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
NEW EMPEROR
is CROWNED
tspeeial % The Sentinel. J

Seoul. Via Toxic, Aug. 2S.-Thc
new emperor of Korea was crowned
this morning with simple but inn
prcssivc ceremonies. The name of
the new emperor is HesiIIi, and he
was placed upon the throne which
was recently abdicated by his father
under pressure.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
is VERY ILL
Especial to The sentinel. }

New York, Aug. 2s-A dispatch
from Portland. Me, states that F.
l.. McGuigin, who recently resigned
his position as first vice president Of
the Great Northern railroad on ac-
count of differences with E. II. Har-
riman. is seriously III there with in
testinal trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
BAILEY IS AFTER
HOWBERT'S SCALP
lsDeelal to The sentinel.)

Denver. Aug. 2S-Dewey c. Bailey
rptsi States Marshall for Colorado,
nd With as strong a personal follow
hsln the political world as any man
4 Denver, was in conference with
President Roosevelt on Monday, and
he subject Of the conference was the
rqueii Of Baily for the scalp of
Frank W Howbert, internal revenue
olector for Colorado. Bailey wants
HgEbert's scalp because of the lat
iTs ,reaGhery to the late Senator
Eolott
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
GAVE LIFE TO
SAVE FRIENDS
(speeiaI % The sentineI. }

Especial TO The SentineI.)
= Chicago, Aug 2S.-At the =
= sacrifice of his own life, Guy H :
= Moore, student at the Nation !.
q al Medical University saved \
= two young men from death in =
= Lake Michigan. after "a heroic a
q struggle against the wind and =
= waves. :.
= Moore died yesterday from a x
+ hemorrhagp of the lung in 4
= ducei by the over exertion. =
+ =
= =: :: :. !. !. = = = = = = =
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
THE SAILORS
ARE KICKING
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Honolulu, Aug. 2S.-The officers
and men of the United States cruis-
er anchored here, complain of hav-
ing had no shore relief for the past
two months.
AS a result there has been a NUT
iny on board and the coaling OF the
cruiser has been delayed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28

Especial TO The Sentinel.)
Denver. Aug. 2S-Thc Denver tele-
graph operators today will 20 TO Nor
rison, where they will camp for two
or three weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
DANGEROUSLY ILL
special to The Sentinel,

; 79PNVNI 10 IHt StHTIneT.J
beaver Aug, 2S.-Albert X. Wick
"! Y eosnty clerk and recorder of
uTaIef, lies in dangerous condition
'Taryletic stroke.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28

Irish Kate" is in the tolls again
She was arrested this morning by
Chief of Police O'Neil and is now in
the city jail. She was drunk and dis
orderly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
MANIAC, lawns
PRET1 ny
Especial to The sentinel.)

a Detroit, Mich. Aug. 2S.-
4 Robert Stremmel. bookkeeper !
4 for the Wesson estate became
4 insane yesterday, and taking ]
4 his two year-old daughter to !
a the Detroit bridge, threw her
4 into the Detroit river and
a watched her drown.
4 He was acting under the hal !
4 lucination that he was offering J
4 a sacrifice to God for the sins {
4 of the world.
4
4 q q O q q q q @ q 4 q a
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
MONTROSE LAND
THROWN OPEN
Especial to The Sentinel.

I0DtVIHI 10 TIC NCHLIntI.J
! Montrose, Aug. 2S.-A tract
of 10000 acres of land as fine
as can be found anywhere, will I
! be thrown open to settlement I
! tomorrow by the Montrose !
Land office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28

We are prepared to do all kinds of
fancy metal cornice and sheet iron
work in the shortest possible time.
-. II. Lane, 127 South Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
.CRANSTON COMING

Especial to The SentineI)
Denver, Aug. Bishop Earl
Cranston, will arrive in Denver today
returning home after a five months
tour of Japan, China and Korea.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
CLEVELAND TOO
ILL TO TRAVEL
(SpecinI to The ScntIneI.J

New York, Aug. 2S.-EN-PfesIuehI
Grover Cleveland has given up all
thought of leaving his home in Prince
ton for his usual summer vacation In
New Hampshire. For several years
past Mr. Cleveland has been subject
to attacks of acute indigestion, which
each year have grown worse.
The present attack came on Just
AS he was getting ready to go to
his summer home in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Cleveland and the children will
return to Princeton where they will
spend the remainder of the summer
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
Don't BE a victim To Eye Strain

1t will damage your general health
as well as ruin your eyes. You can
procure the very best glasses at
Moody's, the optician, and what is OF
equal Importance the glasses he will
furnish will be made to suit your par
ticular case-no guess work.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28
SEyENTEEN MEN
ARE POISONED
,sDeeisl to The sentinel.0

,SDeeial to The sentinel)
, b91ver, Aug. 2S.-Seventeen
I rsB the entire thrashing crew
LR 4. Manley, are i'll with
Somalne poisoning as a result
Il s,tiDg canned salmon. Ply
sans have been hurried to
NJ raDeh where the men are.
Il IS thought most of them .
Eil recover.
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28

DR.. II. r. Bull has just received a
handsome new automobile of latest
pattern and one of the leading makes
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28

q q AAAhA 8 q q q q o
The daily sentinel., 1907-08-28

IaAhAAAAAA q q o q {
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-02-28
HUMO Y ylENTO NADIA MAS.

Los tan cacareados fraudes de
election del condado de Torran.
ce, que con tanto estruendo y So
nido de trompetas y cascabeIes
ha pregonado la prensa Demo
crata desde la election de No
viembre hasta la iecha, han re-
sultado ser pura falsedad y pa
traila. AL hacerse una investiga-
cion de los cargos por ell gran
jurado no result0 un solo case
que mereciese e callicativo de
yiolaci0n de las leyes de eIecci0n
Y mucho menos de fraude con.
ira la Iegalidad Dc Ia votaci6n.
Por tai motive el gran iurado Sc
neg0 totalmente 4 sacar querella
contra ninguno de los acusados,
pues todo el testimonio aducido
tendia d probar que toda la ira.
moya era invencion de unos
cuantos nuevizos que querlan
mahdar porque vinieron de "acha
lejos."
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-02-28
LA CRITICA RAzONABlE Y DtCENTE.

FL procedimiento de In Camara
de Representatives. de la Trigesi-
ma Septima Asamblea Legisla-
tiya, que tuvo lugar ell LINES Is.
del corricnte, de eXpelir a un cor
responsal del Morning Journal
de Albuquerque, del local y de las
galerias de la Camara durante
10 restante de la session, esta sin
duda alguna plenamente lustih-
cado por los hechos ycircunstan.
cias del case. Este corresponsal
desde ell comienzo de la session, no
ha hecho otra cosa sino vilinpen-
diar . insultar a los miembros de
la Asamblea y dar informes fal-
SOS sobre sus acciOnes y procedi-
mientos. lEsto 10 ha heCho sin
mas motive que ell de no estar la
mayoria Republican, de la Ca
mara dispuesta q seguir lasidea
Y cumplir los antoios del referido
correspunsal y de la clica politi-
ca que maneja el peri0dico que
representa- Sus ataques han ST.
do tan acrimoniosos y tan exa-
gerados que pasan con mucho de
los limites que permite la critica
decente, de manera que no son
sino groseros y toscos llbelos que
dan prueba clara de la animosi-
dad de su autor y de la facci6n y
partido que representa-. Asl es
que la C0mara no hizo sino su
deber al excIuir tai corTesponsal
de su reciuto, 81 quiera para dar
q conocer al pueblo que Sc resien-
te de ataques tan injustlficados y
los repudia como ialsos y sin fun.
damento.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-02-28
AL Y DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR
I'll PROlfCTO CONTRA JuGGO
lntrOduCidO pOr eI Honorable c. A.
SpieSS en- eI COnSeIO legislative.

Tn Acta para prohibire el Juego
en- el Territorio de Nuevo Mexico.
Decr6tese por la Trigesima Sep
TINA Asamblea Legislative del
Territorio de Nuevo Mexico:
Secci6n /. En 10 de adelanteI
serd legal tener Il operar cuales-
quiera juegos bancarios de azar
tales como faro, monte, pasa ia-
TO, pasa monte, veintiuno, rule
tn, chuck-a-luek, poker, stud po-
ker, rojo V negro, alto Y baio, g.
cualesquiera otros iuegos banca-
rios o juegos de azar que Sc iue-
gan con dados o baraias sea cual
fuere ell nombre bajo que sean co
nocidos en- ell Territorio deNuevo
Mexico.
Sec. , Cualquiera persona que
sea dueho 8 poseedor de los iue-
Cos mencionados en- la secci0n
una, 0 cualquiera persona ocupa-
da en- operar tales iuegos 8 que
Sc halle en- poseci0n actual 6 ma.
nejo como arrendatario 6de otra
manera de las premisas EN- las
cuales luegos son conducidos u
optrados, sera culpable deun NAL
proceder Y sobre conviction de 10
mismo sera castigada por una
multa de no meuos que clen
| (Sl00.00) pesos, nj mas que qui-
nientos (S500.00) pesos, y sera
aprisionada EN- la carcel del con
dado por no menos que seis me
ses.
Sec. 3. Sera deber de todos los
procuradores de distrito darpar-
te de cualquiera y todas violacio-
nes de esta ley al gran jurado, Y
sera deber del gran iurado inves-
tigar por 81 mismos y causar que
querellas sean sacadas contra
cualquier violador de cualquiera
de los antecedentes iuegos mem
eionados en- la secci0n una de es-
te acta, ya sea que est6n en- ope.
raci6n en- el tempo de la lnvesti-
gaci6n 8 en- cualquier otro ITEM
po despues del pasaie de eeste acta
Y dentro de tres amos de la fecha
/ de la comisi0n de la ofensa.
See. 4. Las multas amlllara-
das y recaudadas baio las provi-
stones de este acta iran 4 heneii-
clio del fondo de escuelHs del dis.
trito escolur, plaza 8 ciudad en-
que tai ofensa sea cometida, ex.
cepto EN- plazas 8 ciudades de
arriba de mil habitantes, en- cuyo
case una mitad de todas las null
/ tas iran 4 la plaza 8 ciudad.
See, 5. Todas leyes y parties de
leves autorizando el ellicenciamien.
to de juegos en- el Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico y todas leyes y
parties de Ieyes en- contlicto con
esta son por esta abrogadas.
See. 6. Este acta tomara efecto
y estara en- fuerza desdey despues
del dia l.. de Mayo de 1907.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-02-28
YES % DE FEBRERO DE 1907.

y
V deiar 4 los ofciales de los diie-
rentes condados el cargo De pro.
secular infracciones contra'fa ley
De caza Y pesca. OtroS opiuan
que 81 Sc deja el eupleo en- eXis-
tencia. Sc debe rebajar el salario
4 300 o 400 pesos al aho, y que
aGn esa suma seria excessive para
ptribuir el trabajo del Official Y
la utilidad que dimana de sus
funciones 4 la comuuidqd
Los promotores de lq ereaei6n
de condados nuevos estan traba-
bajando con mucha actividad
aparente en- favor dc ssAproyec
tos respectivos. Digo "apossnte"
porque unos andan leydatando
mucho alboroto Ell el folmento de
los proyectos que favosecen, v
otros guardian profundo silencio
y reserva, Y en- opinion de mu.
chos son estas los adyprsarios
mas temibles. Los agentes que
estan moviendo el negocio en- ia
vor de creaci6n del condado de
Artesia, que Sc trata De formar
de porciones de los coudados de
Eddy Y Chayes, han presentado
a las comisiones de la Camara v
q miembros individuales de la
misma muchas razones, mas 8
menos convincentes, Ell favor de
la formation del nueyo condado.
Que efecto tendran sus argumen-
tos Y trabajo cuando venga la
prueba decisiva es eosa que no ~
puede decir en- la actualidad, pc
ro es possible que el proyecto Sc
realize, 4 pesar de Ia oposiei0n
que tiene en- los condados que sc
trata de desmembrar.
Respeeto al nuevo condado Que
Sc trata de formar con parties de
los condados de Union Y Colfax,
con la plaza de Folsom como ca.
becera, no sc dice mncho acerca
del proyecto, y sus fayorecedores
ahrman que pasara, fundandose
en- su reclamo de que el conciliar
Stockton y ell Representative Pa
dilla, Que representan aquella
localidad EN- la asauablea Legis
Iativa, favorecen h creaci0n de
nuevo condado, y que como ellos
son los principales, y tai yez los
1nicos interesados aqui EN- eI
asunto no habra quien ponga
objection, y ell acta Sc convertird
en- ley Esto tiene algdn viso dc
probabilidad porGue realmente
hasta donde Sc sabe, no hay
quien trabaje y Sc oponga al pa,
safe del acta citado.
Ahora, dando atenci0n alasun.
to de principal inter6s en- el ren.
gl0n de condados nuevos que st
propalan, dire que por 10 que to,
ca al proyecto para la creaci0u
del condado de Garfield Y divi
sion del condado de San Miguel,
no hay que far Ell las apariencias
porque en- este negocio Sc guarda
mucho sigilo Y reserva, y tlene
todas las apariencas de un com
| plot 8 conspiracion secreta. Sc
dice bajo de cuerda que Duncan
esta preparando 50 nina y que
no la hara estallar hasta ell fin
de la session, resultando ent0nces
Ell Dasaje del proyecto creando el
nuevo condado. Esto tai yez no
serd mas que una bravata, pero
10 cierto es que algo Sc esta ira
mando y preparando y que 10
meior es no dormirse nj tener de-
masiada coniianza, porque 10
peor puede suceder.
Ell CoRREspONsAL,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-02-28

La corte de diStrito por el con.
dado de Union Sc abrird en- Clay
ton el dia IL de Marzu prdxlmo.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-06

The Brookings Register is running
seven insurance statements, which Is
considerable more h a some papers
are running.-Gary Interstate.
That's true. And vs. think we have
earned them. seventeen years ago
We stated this paper with an insignit-
ran outfit, we dollars and seventy
five cents in cash, some patches on our
pants. a heart full OF hope and a hide
full OF belief in South Dakota and her
people. We have never lost that hope
or belief. ever in the years when
drouth took the crops or when the
pops threatened to lead her peopl"
into a Wilderness OF o or when Tor
so many years the corporation
and machine rule sucked the states
life blood and the servile and time
serving papers printed the statements.
held the post Offices and ate pie, while
we had hard work to make one end
meat and the other potatoes. In the
last campaign We published the only
paper in this county which espOused
the cause OF the people. Yes, Bro
Cobb. we are publishing sever state
ments. but don't YOU think II year
Of phat is little enough in a slice
of bacon that has sixteen years of
lean.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-06
FOLKS WE KNOW

Clinton ID. Kendall first saw the
light OF day at Woodbury. county, Iowa,
Sept. 20, 1879. When he was a few
months old his parents moved 10 WA
lusing, Wisconsin. where they remain
ed eighteen years. Mr.. Kendall re-
ceived his elementary education in the
public schools, and in 1897 graduated
from the Lancaster high schools.
In 1897 he came with his parents to
Brookings, and entered the South Da-
kOta State College, taking the two year
course in pharmacy. He finished his
course in 1899, and shortly after pass
ed the state examination was register
I'd a. a pharmacist. He %re-enter-
ed the agricultural college, taking the
necessary work 10 complete the four
year course. and in 1900 received his
bachelor of Science degree. After com
ulctiug his college work he entered
the employ Of A L. Biuford, who
was at hat TIME in the drug business
IN this city, ana remaiucu with him
one year. IN 1904 he purchased a
drug store at Artesian, in the western
part OF the state. which ne success
fully conducted Tor a wear and a nalf.
When the oppOrtunity presented itself
he purchased the we'll established drug
business OF Mr., Biuford in this city,
v mich he still operates.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-06
Bookings in 1927
Taken From the Daily Register OF
May /, w.

Fire last night totally destroyed the
Bookings county court house, and All
the county records-save an armtul
carried out by Treasurer Ed Spurhng-
are a total loss. The loss on account
OF the building is about t~wenty-nlne
cents, while the loss caused by the de-
struction OF the records cannot be set
down in dollars and cents, though 1t
is estimated that three hundred thous-
and dollars will be needed TO in anyway
repair the loss. The fire was discov-
cred by the patrolman on that beat
about a quarter past n and he I'M
mediately turned in an alarm. The
department responded promptly but as
the building was frame, old and dry II
burned like finder, and in a few mo-
ments naught remained but a smoul-
dering mass Of ashes where so shortly
before had stood this monument OF the
county's foolish parsimony. Some OPP
timists were heard to say this morn
ing that now the county would build a
court house suitable to its needs, but
we caught a commissioner looking at
a dry goods box, and though he said
he was wanting the box for a dog ken
mel we have u suspicious.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-06

auburn hair and an ingrowing %toe-nail
on my left foot. Maud +.
The predominating color in your get
III should be green, Maud. Would
advise a sea green basque worn with
q pea greer skirt, rather full, and to
heighten the effect YOU should a a
pink hat and bright red socks.
Can YOU tell M why South Dakota
Wa. ever called the Sunshine" state?
William G..
We haven't the slightest idea why
this was done unless the perpetrator
sought 20 raise a sarcastic monument.
However, old Inhabitants tell us that
once upon a time the sun did shine
in South Dakota but We are from JEFF
i~ersonyille, Mo.
o 0 o
Please tell a newcomer if you be-
lieye il possible FOR Gov. Crawford TO
be elected United States Senator.
Oscar S.
II is possible but there are some
tritiing objects in the way, Oscar.
one of these obstacles is a human be-
ms dIu " lOA tllOll dNlOl lICs W
the name of kittredge who lives
at and owns a large portion of Sioux
Falls. Previous TO the present admin
stration the affairs OF this state were
in the hands OF the railroads and Alex
Johnson, and to further cement their
hold upon this splendid commonwealth
they made the aforementioned Kilt.
redge senator, and he, being a large.
crafty individual, with an exaggerated
idea of his own importance, is NOV
ing heaven and earth in an endeavor
TO keep a wrOnged pOpulace from de-
vOrcing him from the job. 1t is not
always easy 70 get a devorce in South
Dakota. BY reason Of his belonging
that's the word-to the moneyed in
terests he has acquired quite a wad Of
the needful and is using it to further
his campaign. He owns the leading
daily in this state. a most deplOrable
condition of affairs, though its infu-
enCe is fast becoming nil. Mr.. Craw-
ford on the Other hand has depended
entirely upon his own resources mad
Is. OF course. a pCOr man in material
wealth but rich III that ne has the con
hdence OF the people, splendid ability
and a most pleasing personality. The
direct primary gives the people a