Seaman Estate Hearing Set For Letters of Administration
In Davison County South Dakota County Court a petition by I W Seaman for Letters of Administration in the estate of Abner C Seaman deceased is set for hearing on Saturday April 20 1907 at 10 o clock AM at the Mitchell Court House. Heirs and interested parties may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated Mitchell April 2 1907.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
L. H. Nabinger
A. C. Green
Mitchell
Davison County
Mitchell Capital
Abbey
Abner C. Seaman
Laura m M. Seaman
Charles . Seaman
I. W. Seaman
Mary S. Stearns
Alice A. Kirby
of Davison
A. D
Mitchell Elks Initiate 21 Members at Banquet Site Bought for Clubhouse
The iki lodge held a large meeting with 21 candidates initiated and a banquet at Mitchell Catering Co. café. Elks gathered for speeches and jokes, ending in a celebratory morning. The building committee bought three lots totaling 1,100 feet on Main Street and Fifth Avenue East for 4300 dollars to finance a new lodge home this year.
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Iki
Riks
Mitchell Catering Co
McCarthy
A. A. Koynton
Geo. P. Dix
Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Corn Palace
The
Elks
Mitchell
Firemen's Tournament Set for Watertown June
Watertown hosts the twenty fourth annual South Dakota Firemen's association tournament June eight to twenty one inclusive with a welcome reception for visiting firemen, a parade, contests, a band contest, Lake Kampeska visit, state military camp grounds, an open air concert, a grand ball, and an officers election session followed by a comical exhibition by the Darktown Fire Brigade.
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Watertown
South Dakota Firemen’s Association
Lake Kampeska
Court House Park
Goss Hall
Darktown Fire Brigade
Break Into Italian Market Says Consul Dunning
American motor car makers should exhibit at the Milan exposition May 18 to June 9 to enter Italy. He warns there is no demand for low price runabouts and notes only one American company has progressed there via personal Italian agents and a high quality, fairly priced car. Objections must be overcome. export success requires superior quality.
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J. E. Dunning
Milan
Italy
Advertising Your Wants in The Republican
Encourages readers to advertise wants in The Republican with the promise of financial payoff. The brief promotes placing want ads as a profitable move for the audience.
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The
Republican
Quiet Home Wedding for Sheaben Mann Couple
Mrs Syed Sheaben and Miss Bertha In Mann were married at a quiet home ceremony on the south side Wednesday evening performed by Rev A P Jaynes. The bride wore white silk lansdowne and carried white carnation bouquet. After a wedding supper the couple left for Sioux City and eastern points and will reside at 600 VanEps Street after April 22.
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Syed Sheaben
A. Sheaben
Bertha In. Mann
A. 1 Mann
A. P. Jaynes
Sankinton
Dakota Wesleyan
Tedora
Fruit House
Palmer & Co
Sioux City
VanEps Street
Brother of missing barber plans pond search
Rex Carpenter's brother C D Carpenter travels from Mud son to Mitchell to drag the pond near the Milwaukee roundhouse. He doubts the barber left Mitchell on March 20 and seeks to drain part of the water with Milwaukee company permission to aid a thorough search. Mayor Branson and Sheriff Cook offer aid.
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HW. C. Carpenter
Rex Carpenter
Mudson
Milwaukee Roundhouse
Mr. Carpenter
Mitchell
Mitchell Hotel
Thos. Rice
Milwaukee Road
Mayor Branson
Sherifff Cook
Strayed calves seek owner on Lisbon Union line
Four steel calves wandered from G. W. Downs on the Lisbon Union town line. Anyone knowing their location should contact Mt. Vernon South Dakota writer at R. F. D. No. 3 for a reward.
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Lisbon Union Town
G. W. Downs
Mt. Vernon
S. D
Roosevelt asked to stop massacres in Roumania
The Baltimore American reports calls for President Roosevelt to intervene against Roumania massacres. It notes that the international policeman role is constant and onerous but lacks a salary or compensation offer.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Roumania
Hitchcock Praised as Steady foe of Thieves in Roosevelt Era
Hartford Courant lauds Secretary Hitchcock for unwavering integrity and thrift, crediting him as a valuable asset to both McKinley and Roosevelt administrations. The article notes his 72 years, retirement, and deep public gratitude while he guards against crime and upholds public trust across several states and families.
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Hartford Courant
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
McKinley
Ethan Allen
Green Mountains
Ticonderoga
Alabama
Missouri
Russell
New Haven
American Song Bird Mine Eames Divorces Julian Story
An American singer Mine Eames seeks a divorce from artist Julian Story after years of separation. Eames, born 1867 in Kanehai China, educated in Boston, debuted in Paris 1889 and New York 1891. Story, son of sculptor W. W. Story, trained at Eton and Oxford, lived in Paris before marriage in 1891.
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Nmma
America
Boston
Paris
Arts Grand Opera
Gounod
Senator Cyclops Seeks Senator Clay in Cloakroom
A page delivering a quip about Senator Tillman losing an eye prompts the usher to compare him to Cyclops. The page asks to see Senator Clay in the cloakroom, highlighting humorous genital misperceptions and the era's political flair.
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Tillman
Senator Clay
Cyclops
The King's Gracious Act at Aberdeen Luncheon
An Aberdeen royal luncheon anecdote reports the king altering Mrs Lyon's card at the table. He replaced Mrs with Lady on the knighthood honoree's name card and handed it to her, creating a cherished memento for Lady Lyon.
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Town and County Hall
Aberdeen
Lady
Lady Lyon
Theorod I Burton of Ohio as Antimachine Presidential Candidate
Theodore I Burton of Ohio, rumored antimachine Republican candidate for J B For aker's senate seat, represents Cleveland district in Congress. Burton is widely regarded as the ablest man in the House, a masterful fighter with breadth of intellect who has ruled rivers and harbors policy in the chamber, supportive of Roosevelt and openly Taft.
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Theodore I. Burton
Ohio
J. B. Foraker
Senate
Cleveland
Congress
Burton
House of Representa
Roosevelt
Taft
Tattooed feet lure detective to London double
A young solicitor recalls a case of a con artist Van Scoup who seeks a double in London to impersonate him for fraud. The narrator follows clues from a Turkish bath where a tattoo on the soles of a man’s feet leads to a near capture before the suspect vanishes.
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van Scoup
God's Earth
London
New York
Northumberland Avenue
van Secoup
Puris Naturalibus
Ife
New York World
Wealth and wit in a fortune tale
A Washington Star quote contrasts intellect and prudence in handling a colossal fortune. Dustin Stax remarks that amassing wealth is one thing while knowing how to use it effectively is another.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Servian Weddings in Little Servia Feature Cash Gifts
The Kansas City Star describes Servian weddings in Little Servia on the west side where guests donate cash and cigars as presents. A bride collects money on a silver platter alongside drinks and cake while guests enjoy dancing and a lavish feast.
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Servia
Kansas City
Chitto Harjo Bids Indians Roam Freely in Nomad Plea
Chitto Harjo pleads in Washington for the right of Indians to roam like their fathers and criticizes trusting fortune after a school controversy in 1897. He recalls a joke about a misplaced horseshoe and false teeth found by a fiancé at breakfast as a cautionary tale.
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Chitto Harjo
Washington
Fortune
The
Indian School
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