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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1911

Page

8

Deadly Lehigh Valley Wreck Near Manchester N Y

A Lehigh Valley train derailed on a 400 foot trestle near Manchester New York after a rail failure. Dozens are dead and over fifty injured as two day coaches and a Pullman plunged to the embankment below. Rescue teams, field hospital setups, and special trains transported victims and supplies.

Manchester, N. Y Lehigh Valley Railroad Manchester N. Y Lehigh Valley Lehigh Valley Company Rochester Rochester Junction Geneva Canadaigua Outlet Austin Pashrd Emelyn

Mt Vernon items from South Dakota society notes

Mrs Cribb Fitch returned home from Beresford Tuesday. Mrs Blanch Jenkins went to Perdeen Friday for a week’s visit. Jairs and Mrs Frank Reynolds left Thursday for Des Moines Iowa to attend the state fair, says Harris. left Thursday for a vite

Mt. Version S. D Cribb Fitch Beresford Blanch Jenkins Perdeen Jairs Frank Reynolds Dés* Moines Iowa Fair Say ‘Harris

Bryan Backing Willard Mentioned By Kansas Democrats

Kansas City dispatch reports that Kansas Democrats plan to instruct their twenty convention delegates for Woodrow Wilson. S. Martin, state chairman and Bryan ally, supports Wilson, with a February 22 date for the delegate convention and early action among states. If Nebraskan Bryan aligns, he strengthens Wilson’s position as Kansas aims to influence the national choice.

Kansas City Bryan Thekansas Woodrow Wilson S. Martin Martin Wilson Kansas New Jersey Wiltsen

Trimble Chosen Head of G A R at Rochester Meeting

Rochester bureau reports Judge Harvey M. Trimble of Illinois elected commander in chief of the G A R with Gen John Medlray as opponent. Post State Commander Nicholas Day named senior vice commander and Los Angeles chosen for next encampment. Commander Gilman hopes for a larger pension bill and notes veterans deaths while pledging Memorial Day observance. Gen Alyan Odmonds of Portland died after gastritis.

Rochester N. Y Harvey M. Trimble Illinois John Medlray National Tribune Nicholas Day Los Angeles Gilman Congress Alyan Odmonds Portland Ore

Longtime Highmore Woman Dies Near 99

Mrs. Christiana Morris died at her Highmore home aged near 99. One of South Dakota’s oldest residents she retained sharp memory of events from her youth including the first railroad. Born in Pennsylvania she lived in Ohio before settling in Highmore in the 1880s. She married four times and had five children. Burial was in Highmore.

Highmore S. D Christiana Morris Morris Pennsylvania Massillion Ohio Peter Maguin James Barber Maguin N. M. Whittaker Job Humphrey

Dr Cox’s Barbed Wire Liniment advertised nationwide

Vintage drugstore ad promoting Dr Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment with bottle sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Guarantee promises no blemish and money back if not satisfied.

Dr. Cox

McNulty Enters Second District Republican Primary

Aberdeen reports Frank McNulty announces candidacy for the Second district GOP nomination. His move shifts party dynamics as Burke contemplates a Senate bid with Vessey weighing a challenge. McNulty, a former Roberts County resident and insurgent in the party, seeks to counter Burke and shape the statewide race.

Aberbdeen Frank McNulty Fifth Judicial Circuit Congress Burke United States Senate Gamble Aberdeen Judge McNulty Vessey Senate Vesey McNulty Roberts County Circuit Court McCoy Supreme Court Republican Party Wilbur S. Glass Watertown Charles Allen Brookings

Automobiles perform daring stunt at corn palace street fair

Big week at the corn palace features the Greggs auto stunt on a long incline with two cars flipping, Ellery's band performing twelve non repeated pieces, and other acrobatic acts at key street corners. Ellery returns from Scotland and Ireland tour to headline week long program.

Messrs. Welch Hitchcock Chicago Greggs Sixth Avenue Corn Palace Ellery Wheeler Robespierre Scotland Ireland Glasgow

Ustrud Offered Blind School Leadership at Gary

The state board of charities offered Hans Ustrud the head position at the Gary blind school amid budget questions. The proposed salary remains unsettled as Gov Vessey protests using state institutions for political debts. If accepted the post may pay 85 dollars monthly unless a higher salary is specified after the Gary board meeting.

Lelia Curl Kane Vessey Astrud Gary

Purcell Mob Lynches Burned Black Man After Slaying Woman

In Purcell Oklahoma a mob of thousands gathered as Peter Carter a Black man accused of attacking Mrs Minnie Spraggins was burned alive on a main street site after being seized from jail. Sheriff and officers were held prisoner as the mob executed him by fire.

Purcell Okla Peter Carter Minnie Spraggins Hightley Henry Oklahoma Central Railway Station Carter

President Taft to Speak in Western and Southern States

President Taft opens his 1912 campaign across the Midwest and West Coast after canceling a Tennessee stop, planning stops in Syracuse Erie Detroit Chicago St Louis Omaha Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Los Angeles Sacramento Portland Seattle Spokane Butte Billings Deadwood Aberdeen Pierre St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Pittsburgh and more while opposing the progressive tariff reform and recalling the judiciary.

Beverly Mass Taft Middle West Pacific Coast Tennessee Michigan Ile New Maeland Atlantic Northwest Syracuse Erie N. Y Detroit Chicago St. Louis Omaha City Denver Cheyenne Wyo Salt Lake City Los Angeles California Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane Wallace Idaho Butte Mont Billings Deadwood Aberdeen Pierre S. D St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Pittsburg Iamiiton Republican Congress la Follette Wisconsin Clark Underwood House Ways and Means Committee la Follettte A. P. Gardner Senator Lodge Massachusetts Issex County Republican Club

Improvements at State University in Vermillion

The University will offer greatly enlarged facilities for the next school year. The Carnegie library nears completion funded by Mr. Carnegie to be fireproof and ornamental. Seven thousand dollars appropriated by the legislature plus extra funds allow a handsome building with ample book space, bright reading rooms, steel stacks, and modern library furnishings. The project aims to significantly raise library value and quality.

Law Department of Civil Engineering Department of Commerce Vermillion S. D University Carnegie Library Carnegie

Postal Bank to Open Next Month in City Post Office

On September 7 the government postal savings bank will begin operation at the post office building with Harry Shepherd in charge. Local postmaster Wells notes no new staff. Deposits will go to national banks like Western National and Mitchell National, bonds of 5000 dollars required. Children over 10 may open accounts in person, one per person, with 2 percent annual interest. Joint accounts not allowed. corporations excluded. Non negotiable certificates issued in 1 and 2 dollar denominations.

Government Postal Savings Bank Harry Shepherd Wells Western National Mitchell National Postal Savings Bank Postal Savings Caele Sam Postminsters

Postal Savings Plan Reach With Withdrawals and Bonds

The document outlines postal savings accounts with a $500 limit per account, options to exchange deposits for United States bonds, and rules for deposits and withdrawals. It details name changes, the role of postmasters, and emergency credit setups at local depository banks to ensure prompt payments.

Confession of Killing Father Ends With Murder Charge

William Lee of Boonville Ind after hours of questioning signed a statement admitting he killed his father Richard Lee in self defense after the father killed his wife and younger son Clarence. The bodies were found in the family home and Lee was charged. Sheriff Scales moved him to Moansville to prevent lynching. He asked to attend the funeral but was denied. The coroner's inquest continued, noting family opposition to his marriage and a demand for money.

Boonville Ind William Lee Richard Lee Clarence Lee Scales Mina Taylor Seaics

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Alyeosin Byther Duel Yaneb J. W. Joloson Sioux City Thuredar J. McNewell Arthur Taylor Mitchell Enis Potetr CBR W. W. Davis Park Sanborn Cottingham MT. Vernon Willor Trimble Congressman Burke Mir Relt Tao East South Dakota Ustrud Board of Cleareties St.soo Hem Will State University Carnegie Hale Halt Hale Postal Bank Mitchell’s Postal Savings Bank Mtoody Postal Savings Office of Law United States William Lee Pinay Kathe
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