South Dakota Insurance Comm confirms original statement copy
I H C Shober Commissioner of Insurance certifies the attached as a true copy of the original statement on file. Dated at Pierre February 20, 1902, with the office seal affixed.
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State OF South Dakota
Insurance Department
H. C. Shober
State of
South Dakota
Nle
Pierre
Department of Insurance
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Massachusetts
I. H. C. Shober
A. D
Commissioner of Insurance
Insurance Company of North America
Pennsylvania
H. C. Shob
Sioner
Insurance
New York
German Insurance Comany
Illinois
Eas
South Kota
H.C. Shobhr
Advocates His Candidacy for Mitchell Mayor
I, I W Seaman of Mitchell, urge readers to support Mayor Van Alstine. The city shows lasting improvements: gutters sewers and crosswalks on Main street, new foot bridges, a permanent dump ground, expanded water works, a hospital well, and extended sewer lines. The administration enforced laws fairly and left a healthy treasury, so changing leadership now would be a mistake.
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Mitchell
VanAlstine
Main Street
TI Am
Dry Run
van Alstine
I. W. Seaman. Mitchell
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Pile Cure
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and various injuries and eruptions. Claims thousands cured and guarantees cure with a 25 cent price per box. Sold by S. H. Scallin.
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Job
Bucklen
S. H. Scallin
Potatoes for Sale by F Widmann
About 75 bushels of good potatoes offered for sale. Larger potatoes priced at 21.00 per bushel and smaller ones at 50 cents per bushel. Minimum sale 1 bushel.
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F. Widmann
Tramps billed as perishable curiosities in Mexico
A tale from Mexico shows a city jail's trick to ship tramps out as freight. Officials faced labeling hurdles for passengers, rates, and duties before classifying the men as perishable curiosities unfit to eat.
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Mexico
Duelist tale and New York sleep survey excerpt
A Harvard man in Paris defeats a French club member with a swift punch after a face slap. The Frenchman later challenges him and the American uses a baseball as a weapon to wound the Frenchman's nose, ending the duel idea. The piece shifts to New York’s varied life and winter slumber among canal barges and crowded tenements. It notes a diverse little oriental hotel on Washington Street near a mixed immigrant neighborhood.
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Harvard
Paris
New York
New York State
Great Lakes
Lake Champlain
New York Harbor
Washington Street
Leslie’s Weekly
Confederate Camp Flag of 1863 and its replacement
The Confederate camp flag was white with no stripes and the battle flag in the upper corner. It proved deficient in service as its white field caused confusion with a truce flag. On February 24, 1865 it was replaced by the final flag of the Confederacy with a red vertical outer half.
Rome Sees 352 Churches Not 865 As Guides Claim
The guidebooks misstate Rome’s churches. The accurate count is 352 churches including four great basilicas outside the walls, plus about 918 chapels linked to monasteries nunneries schools and private palaces and many individual shrines. There are 68 monastic establishments comprising 42 for monks and 26 for nuns.
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Rome
The Umbrella Conscience
A London Globe correspondent recalls a gullible umbrella myth. During a light shower a man lacking an umbrella chased a friend and almost reached him, but the companion abruptly turned and, with a guilty look, forced the umbrella into his hands and disappeared.
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London Globe
Foundry accident claims worker’s life in dramatic mishap
In a grim inhouse tale the phrase here, a large hammer in a foundry toppled onto a worker's chest, killing him instantly. The report notes a deadly mishap and the incident’s shock among colleagues.
Hearing on Letters of Administration in Davison County
Notice from the South Dakota Davison County Court announces petitions for letters of administration for William H. Keck and Joseph T. Whealon. Hearings set for April 24 1902 and April 14 1902 respectively at the Mitchell courthouse. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dated March 27 1902.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
William H. Keck
Henry Keck
R. D. Prescott
Gay
Mitchell
Davison County
S. D
A. D
W. Abbey
L. Bobb
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Joseph T. Whealon
James J. Whealon
Elizabeth Whealon
James T. Whealon
Rose Whealon
Mollie Nicholson
Katie Coates
C. O. Whealon
Frank Whealon
Stephen Whealon
J. KE. Wells
Mitchell, S. D
M. L. Bobb
John H. Boles
John H. Bofes
Harker Bros
Joseph Harker
Preston & Hannett
Nina md
Nina Davy
Court House
I. Block
Lawlers
8. D
M.L. Bons
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Pringfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Springfield
Bae
Osnae
Lorce
Hamden
A. W. Damon
W. J. Markay
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
W. J. Murkay
Percy 8
Gates
North America
Philadelphia
Southakota
Anata Ans
Son
Esns
Insuranc
Sal Orier
County of
Charles Platt
Greville £. Fryer
Insurance Company of North America Insurance Company
United States
Greville E. Fryer
Rich’d H. Reilly
Commis
C. A. Bower
Offier
Beckwith Block
Foley
Serveson & Son
Will Cry
Davi
Prsstcot
Institute For
Walsh
Pworcesss
Jene Cult Cave
West
J.E St
Dave Enpo
Ffice
Bas Giteh
Erman and
Meith
Iness
Ora Walsh
McUullough
Seaman
Casey
Flannery
Cassidy
Philadelphia Press
Home Insurance Company of
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Cereces
Bdove Saieecec Asec Casecee
Mosses
Coames
State OF New York
County of New York
John H. Washburn
W. H. Cheney
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Home Insurance Company of New York
German Insurance Company
Freeport
Ilinois
Total Assets
Eees
State OF Illinois
Stephenson
Ss, Co
D. Collmann
Wm. Drember
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