Free treatment offer from Indian scientist for sick readers
A Fort Wayne doctor offers $500 worth of free treatment to readers of a Capitol newspaper who suffer from chronic diseases. The ad claims remarkable cures for rheumatism kidney trouble stomach liver and bowel disorders catarrh bronchitis asthma and more. Readers are urged to mail or coupon to James W Kidd to receive a no charge trial of the claimed medicine.
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James W. Kidd
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Bids invited for paving Main Street and streets nearby
A Mitchell city council special meeting approved advertising for bids to pave Main Street and side streets with a May bid opening. Sewer extensions were debated with a stop at the railroad right of way, and new mains across East Second, Seventh Avenue, Main, Rowley and First Avenue were authorized. Lighting and equipment plans were reviewed, fire equipment replacements funded, and a suggestion made to relocate school board meetings to the council chamber for public access.
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Fonda
Main Street
Unis
Rowley Street
Fourth Avenue
Omaha Railroad Company
Miller
Omaha Road
Stanley Street
Omaha Railway
Eleventh Street
Seventh Street
Kimball
Capital Street
Sixth Avenue
Lagndon
Kimball Streets
East Second Street
Kimble
Gamble
Seventh Avenue
Burr Street
Ninth
Pleventh Street
Rowley
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
First Avenue
Main
Davis
McCartney
Walrath
Alderman McCartney
Fifth Avenue
Omaha Depot
Doty
Henry Snow
Winsor
Mitchell
City of
Council
Easter Services Richly Celebrated Across Mitchell Churches
Mitchell churches marked Easter with full services and special programs. First Methodist Episcopal featured Dr Hoagland’s Easter Hope sermon and a large choir. Congregational and Presbyterian churches held crowded services with notable music and baptism. Sir Knights of St Bernard Commandery attended Easter exercises, while Lutheran and Catholic churches reported sizeable congregations and elaborate decorations.
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Mitchell
First Methodist Episcopal
Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Aid Society
Congregational
S. H. Scallan
I. J. Hitchcock
G. H. Wilkins
Jed L. Tiffaffny
W. H. Mair
Holy Family
C.E. O’maherty
Loesch
M. C. Corbett
Fannie McCormick
C. E. O'Flaherty
Haster
Otlaherty
St. Mary's Church
Episcopal Church
Doyle
Mabelle Anderson
Vermilyes
Kimball
Prentiss “Watkins
D.C. Cordry
Virgil Boyles
O.B. Wells
Dudley Buck
F.B. Burnett
Christ
Bomb kills five during Lisbon procession injuring thirty
A Lisbon dispatch reports a bomb thrown into a religious procession in the streets killing five people and wounding thirty. The blast occurred in London, England, but the incident is described as central to Lisbon worship rites.
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London
England
Lisbon
Portugal
South Dakota National Guard Officers Hold 48th Session
Capt M T Strade reports from Watertown on a National Guard officers and captains meeting. Lt Moran reviewed the federal inspection results, noting best state condition and upcoming summer drills, target practice July 10 to 15, and a Camp Roosevelt officers school July 16 to August 5. Company F plans enlistments before April 11 to meet required strength.
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M. T. Strade
South Dakota National Guard
Watertown
War Department
Lisut. Morin
Lieut
Moran
Cal. Frost
Peyton
Ninney
Higginbottom
Patton
Shade
Linstad
Magleby
A. Scheurenbrand
Sparta
Wis
Odeevelt Watertown
Anh
Co. F
Monument to Mrs Sherrard Planned in South Dakota
South Dakota to honor Mrs W Sherrard with a statewide fundraiser April 14 and 15 to raise funds for a monument to her memory. The statue will stand in the new Pierre state capitol with a dedication attended by leading citizens. The effort is led by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of South Dakota, Col KE Farr acts as family custodian, and funds will come from school children and adults who supported the South Dakota Children’s Home Society, founded by Mrs Sherrard and her husband Rev William B Sherrard.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
W. Shehhard
New’ State Capitol
Pierre
KE. P. Farr
Pita
Mre
Sherrard
Chicago
William B. Sherrard
Cairo Crowded Streetcar Ferry Plunges Into Nile
A streetcar ferry carrying hundreds of passengers reportedly sank in the Nile near Cairo. Early dispatches say two hundred people are believed drowned as authorities and rescue teams search the water. In London, the British Miners Federation has declared the coal strike off and ordered members to return to work.
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Cairo
Egypt
London
England
British Miners’ Federation
Great Britain
Memn
St. Louis
Liptonville
Tenn
Springfield
Mounds
Ill
Cafro
Floods Submerge 150 Square Miles After Hickman Break
Flooding spreads across 150 square miles from a breach in the government levee near Hickman Tennessee. Army engineers abandon hope of full levee repair as 100 towns face inundation. War Department allocates 10000 and Red Cross races to mobilize aid while residents flee to high ground.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hickmanee
Anr
Carruthersville
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tipton
Lauderdale
Dyensland
Grion
Tennessee
Hickman
War Department
Washington, D. C
Stimson
New Madrid
Ftood
Taft
Congress
Congres
Red Cross Society
Peite
Tiehan
Wien
Sebele
Eaciiihe
Byrne Supporters in South Dakota Gubernatorial Drive
The Byrne for governor campaign in South Dakota expands with supporters forming clubs and literature distribution. State manager T. Byrne and Geo Van Camp of Highmore lead a statewide operation aimed at enrolling voters and boosting the Republican ticket against Pekant and Loomis.
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Redfield
Byrne
Republian
George W
Polta
Ing
Hon. T
Eld
Geo. van ‘Camp
Highmore
Eit
Satie
Sittent Ea
LeCocq Campaign Weakens Opponents in District Race
A slate of readable excerpts shows Frank LeCocq's campaign for railroad commissioner in Douglas County focusing on incumbency and personal interviews with Republican voters. Observers predict LeCocq will win the June primary and appeal to Republicans in November.
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Nsiow
Ft Repli
Pigerteo
Frank LeCocgany
Douglags
LeCocq
Ce Ee
Deadwood Celebrates 70th Birthday of Local Pioneer
A public birthday tribute honors Celestials elder, a Deadwood leader and Black Hills Pioneers member. The merchant and educator supported local schools and community welfare, earning widespread respect among residents who knew him personally.
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Deadwood
S. D
Wing
Tave
Owlhede
Ediony
Q Membenj
Fleeing Husband Case Details At Chicago Court
Unclear report describes a fleeing husband case in Chicago involving a suspect named Anand. The fragment mentions theft of clothes from J. Simmons and a possible apartment connection with Charles Sieverm, with automobile op noted.
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Chicago
J. Simmons
Charles Sieverm
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