Governor Crawford Endorsed by 266 in Huron Convention
In Huron the republican convention of 266 1/2 men endorsed Governor Crawford for U.S. senator. After the vote, Dick Richards organized leagues to pass resolutions backing the governor at four gatherings including the Roosevelt League Scandinavian league and Primary league. The multiple endorsements aim to fortify Crawford’s position before the voters.
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Huron
Grawford
United States
Dick Richards
Roosevelt League
Scandinavian Republican League
Primary League
Gov. Crawford
E.L. Senn
Oacoma
K. Q O. Strand
Howard
A. W. Ewert
Pierre
C. H. Dillon
Yankton
A. L. Lockhard
Clear Lake
R. E B. Grimshaw
Deadwood
P. H. O’niel
Faulton
CC. J. Anderson
Aurora
C. J. Lavery
Stanley
C. W. Pratt
Lawson
Aberdeen
Crawford
Winslow
Sanborn
Cassill
Lincoln County
Temporary Chairman Stuart Faber Sparks Democratic Row
The Democratic convention faced an awkward moment when temporary chair Stuart Faber criticized Republicans and attacked President Roosevelt calling him the little tin soldier. Delegates failed to applaud and Faber was later replaced by CO. Lynch as permanent chair amid calls for apologies for the chairman's remarks.
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Lemporary
Stuart Faber
Stuart
Bryain
Roosevelt
San Joss Bill
Sther
Bryan
CO. Lynch
April notices and community happenings in Ethan
Mrs Carrie Cole returns from Brookings. Craig Jobo visits Andrew Gordon and Pearl Gordon in Alexandria. D. H. lodge to host Manhattan Social. John Wonahue joins Enterprise office. Mrs P Johnson dies of pneumonia. Annie Clement attends funeral. Band Shays plan concert April 21 at Fabey's hall. Farmers Elevator bid awarded to Bigsbee of Minneapolis. Quarterly Section to meet at M E church April 12.
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D. Or H. Lodge
John Wonahue
Enterprise Office
Lora Ortmar
P. Johnson
Emery
John Clement
Annie Clement
Woonsocket
M. E
Phillips
Manhatan Social and Concert Planned for April
Bills announce a Manhatan social at Totey's hall on Monday April 20 by the D of Hf Lodge with hat and trim needed and a lunch for two. A concert follows on Tuesday April 21 by the band boys. Joshua Lynch of Missouri visiting relatives.
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Ethan
Totey's
Vutull
Band Boys
Joshua Lynch
Missouri
le Isa Ve
Elocution Recital Promised in Tobey's Ball
Mrs Thompson will give an elocutionary recital in Tobey's hall on Friday evening April 10. She comes well recommended. Mrs Clemmens sister's visited over Sunday and attended Holy Trinity church. Wm Craig sold two cows and five fat hogs to Dan Sullivan and plans a California trip to visit his children. Easter program practices by local children continue.
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Fr. Drake
Essey Moore
Frank Cole
Sioux City
Iowa
Jr. Sheeder
Corsica
W. W. Jones
Mra .Thompson
Tobey
Riverside Social Notes From April Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Henry Schultz visited Riverside on Monday. Margaret McGivern visited friends on Sunday. John Tromsland was in Fulton between trains Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs E P Curtis visited relatives Sunday. W W Canon takes a one week vacation. Damon attended the Sioux Falls prohibition convention earlier this week. Mrs Della Patterson sees a three months term of school at Garden Prairie Monday. Nick Patterson boards with her parents. Mrs J F Knapp left Saturday for Minneapolis to visit her parents until Mr Knupp locates on a claim. Mr Knupp left Tuesday for Mitchell and then west of the river to seek land. Sunday will be the quarterly Gay meeting with Presiding Elder Dobson preaching at 11 and sacraments to follow. Mrs G L Ellsworth and two daughters arrived Monday and are settled in the Davis Daniels Co cottage.
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Riverside
Henry Schultz
Margaret McGivern
John Tromsland
Fulton
E. P. Curtis
W. Wo. Canon
Damon
Sioux Falls
Della Patterson
Garden Prairie
Nick Patterson
J. F. Knapp
Minneapolis
Mr. Knupp
Knupp
Mitchell
Dobson
G. L. Ellsworth
The
Davis& Daniels Co
Citizens caucuses nominate ward officials and candidates
The Citizens' caucuses selected delegates for a Friday city convention to nominate a mayor, treasurer, police justice and city justice. Ward by ward results show tied votes, draws, and incumbents Curtis in the second ward leading Michels, Reeves and Seaton named aldermen, with petitions filed in several wards.
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Citizens
First Ward
John Peterson
Chas. Hedden
Sam Whyte
Peter Kjelmyr
Er. T. Grinnell
Sam Hicks
H. K. Rogers
Frank Summers
Tom Olson
K. Christensen
Joe Swift
Wm. Nash
F. W. Rockwell
Ole Kjelmyr
Geo. Johnston
A.W. Wells
K. S. Christensen
E.i T. Grinnell
K. J. Purdy
Grime
A. J. Curtis
John Michels
Curtis
Michels
C. F E. Reeves
A. K. Seaton
Markham
O. Dardy
J. J. McDougal
W. H. West
A. A. Tiuax
Convention opens at Huron for South Dakota state GOP
Democratic delegates gather in city hall as Rev. Dawson offers prayer. Leslie Stuart elected temporary chairman with Thos. Taubman secretary. The insurgent wing gains control, defeatingStalwarts in key votes. Delegates named for the national convention and Crawford endorsement sparks debate on primary law rules.
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Spencer
Wentry
Mr. Dawson
Douglas
State Central Committee
Leslie Stuart
Sturgis
Thos. Taubman
Plankinton
Messrs. Tompkins
Rapid City
Cullom
Hand County
Stuart
Andrew Lee
Frank Pettigrew
William J. Bryan
Huron
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Credentials
Fred Rowe
John Hale
H. P. Cooley
J. P. Haymaker
J. P. Croal
Wm. Boehmer
Lewis Stockholt
John P. McElroy
Chas. May
S. A. Ramsey
Henry Volkmar
Mr. Alexander
Charles Eastman
Frank Tracey
A. H. Olson
EB. M. Doyle
R. F. Pettigrew
Hugh Smith
W. J. Healey
Messrs. Brown
Simmons, Wade and Thompson
Instruments of torture from Birmingham maker
An Englishman describes his trade making torture devices in Birmingham for seventeen years. He notes that Siam and China have long bought his contrivances, including costly clockwork devices like a $500 water dropper, while conceding the topic is too terrible to discuss.
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Siam
Birmingham
China
New York Press
Sanson Letters Reveal Hair Relic Rumor Denial
In the Paris Gaulois three letters by Sanson the executioner reveal his stance during the terror. One full quote denies selling Louis Capet’s hair and asserts no relics were removed from his home. Other letters cite his religious faith sustaining him in death and note his bequest for masses for Louis XVI’s soul.
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Sanson
Terror
Paris Gaulois
Louis Capet
Riddle on Empty Barrel Weighs Seven Pounds
A punny exchange asks how to weigh seven pounds by filling an empty ten pound barrel with holes. The joke concludes holes can reduce weight. The fragment includes aside about truth versus prejudice and a misread phrase testicratyers.
Mt Vernon Candidate E O McEwen for State Legislature
Mt Vernon resident E O McEwen announces as a candidate for state representative in Daviess County. A Republican for 25 years, he cites support for Senator A B Kittredge and pledges to serve all constituents without prejudice if nominated and elected in the June 9 primary.
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Davison County
James
A. Garfield
A. B. Kittredge
Davison County Clerk of Courts Sells No Property
S. Cattrell, Clerk of Courts in Davison County South Dakota, presides over the local clerical duties and court records in the county seat.
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S Cartxern
Davison County
South Dakota
Davison County Financial Statement Affidavit 1908
H B Anderson, Auditor, sworn statement attests to true and correct county finances. Treasurer's exhibit shows financial condition. Auditor's exhibit lists warrants drawn. assets and liabilities declared accurate. Affidavit sworn April 6, 1908 before Voban.
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South Dakota
Davison
Geo. H. Miner
Davison County
Go. H. Miner
State OF
H. B. Anderson
April Weather Forecast Ends With Odd Moral Prompt
The rest of April forecast by Rev Irl Hicks predicts regular storm periods from the 7th to 11th and 19th to 23rd with showers, thunder and possible tornadic activity. Frost possible mid month, with warmer spells and sharp barometer changes. The piece ends with an odd moral aside urging daily cleansing and promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Irl. R. Hicks
Pointed Miss Cutting Disputes Evening Encounter
A Philadelphia Press item quotes Miss Cutting and Mr. Hogg Strange about an alleged sighting in a car after office hours. Miss Cutting says she stood in front of the seat, while Mr. Hogg-Strange denies being seen.
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Cutting
Philadelphia Press
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Mitchell Capital
Thomas Taubman
Secre
Tary
Democrats
Chicago
T. J. Spangler
Wmn. M. Smith
C. F P. Raymond
A. B. Hager
John Reierson
J. S. Daniels
Geo. A. Johnston
James Dobson
J. P. Carlson
J. T. Grinnell
J. N. Crow
C. I. Reeves
Henry Swindler
County Central Committee
J. L. Wingfield
Robert McNulty
Elrod
Louis XVI
Testicratyers
Saat
Truth
Lideiot
E. O. McEwen
Mt. Vernon
Candi
Bridg County
Permanent School Fund
Western National Bank
Mitchell National Bank
S. D
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bes
Auditor’s
Coser Creer
Joer
Hogsee
Board of Health
Secon
Reed
Irl Hicks
Hollister
Mr. Hogg
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