Death of Former Senator Kittredge Alerted in South Dakota
Abed Beara Kittredge, former U S senator from Sioux Falls, died in Hot Springs Arkansas after a lingering illness. Born in New England about 60 years ago, he once served in the U S Senate starting in 1901 and later retired to Keene New Hampshire. He passed away Thursday night at 9 03 in the Majestic Hotel apartments where he had been since February.
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Sioux Falls
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Abed Beara Kittredge
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Defense of China Titles Proniblt The Government Achoole
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Victory for popular election of senators reported in senate
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Borah
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Senate Committee On Judiciary
Senate
Notable 1778 figure Arch Wadsworth dies in Springfield
Personal Archibald Clark Wadsworth son of Gen Elijah Wadsworth once on Washington staff and father in law of ex Governor Richard Yates dies at the Yates home in Springfield at seventy eight. The item notes other historical and contemporary items including university plans in New Orleans and political developments in New York London and China.
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Elijah Wadsworth
Washington
Richard Yates
Yates
Springfield
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Washington, D. C
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Ottar
Winthrop
John Ludtvig
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C. H. Wulf
Lyons
Fogtt Madizon
Paultentiary
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