Milwaukee System Declares Embargo on Livestock Goods
A Milwaukee system embargo blocks shipment of perishable goats livestock and explosives to arrive by 6 p m on September 3 all ticketholders warned tickets may delay. Chicago offices instruct notify passengers and shippers at junction points to report by Sept 3. Mitchell agents await word as union members face potential strike and duty declarations.
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Milwaukee System
A. J. Rozum
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Chicago
Bb. M. Kilburg
Omaha
B. F. van Vliet
Mason City
The
Brotherhood
Lighting Harvard Stadium For Evening Football Practice
Harvard plans to light the stadium to allow late afternoon or evening football practice. Athelité interest would place high power projectors 90 feet up and 200 feet from the field center, aiming for about 8,000,000 candle intensity to illuminate the field and air for easier passing. Tests would begin as players report for practice on September 7.
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Boston
Mass
Harvard
Twenty Sailors Die in Storm Off South Atlantic
Twenty sailors from the 26 man crew of the steamer Admiral Clark perished at sea after the vessel foundered August 16 amid a tropical hurricane while sailing from Port Arthur Texas to Buenos Aires. Six survivors reached the quarantine station aboard the Swedish bark Tana.
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New Orleans
Admiral Clark
Port Arthur
Texas
Buenos Aires
State Court Clears Polly and Webb in Disbarment Rulings
The South Dakota supreme court in its first sitting after summer recess dismissed the disbarment charge against Judge Polley, siding with the referees that no cause existed. It granted the disbarrment against H. O. Webb of Dolana and reversed a Stanley county forgery case against John Hayes linked to a Fort Pierre bank failure.
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Dolana
Stanley County
John Hayes
Fort Pierre
Haves
Legal opinions and reversals in Minnesota court cases
The document lists a series of appellate opinions with affirmations and reversals. Names include Mary Bergeron, Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway, Frank Elkins, Paul Just, James S. Hardings, and others, across multiple counties and entities.
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Scharges
Smith
Mary Bergeron
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Company
Grant
Affirmed
Fairmount & Veblen Railway Co
Fred Bethke
Roberts
Gates National Bank of Wheaton
Minn
Frank Elkins
Sheriff
Codington
Paul Just
Martin Brothers Co
Brown
James S. Hardings
Burt Rodgers
Lawrence
Clement II Porter
John W Stainuieiz
Tvant
Whiting
Charles M. Wilecux
McCain Land and Live Stock Co
Pennington
City of Milbank
Dakota Central Telephone Company
McCoy Sam Purcell
the International Harvester Co
U. S. Vans Executor
Heilman
Sanborn
Empress Eugenie Still Active at Ninety in London
The Empress Eugenie celebrated her ninety second birthday and made two London appearances since arriving in England as a fugitive from France forty six years ago. She travels by sea, monitors building works at Warnborough Hampshire, and remains tireless in overseeing details from furniture to carpet color.
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London
England
Eugenie
France
London Daily Chronicle
Queen Victoria
Ingland
Mediterranean
Egypt
Indies
Hampshire
Warnborough
Keen Struggle After the War Warns Lawyers Must Prepare
President Root told the American Bar association meeting that postwar Europe will see fierce competition in production and trade. He urged reforms to justice administration, lower overhead, and stricter bar admissions to sustain U.S. global standing and lawful order in peace and war. He called on all Americans, especially lawyers, to boost efficiency in their fields to uphold government ideals.
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Chicago
Joihu Root
American Bar Association
Serbia
Root
United States
Swine Nickle Higher Today at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts today reach 32 000 with 7 420 carried from yesterday and 27 000 forecast for tomorrow. Market steady to 5 cents higher than yesterday with hog prices around 11.28 for top and bulk trades 10.50 to 11.25. Cattle and sheep also show firm to higher tone with receipts and prices detailed for Reeves, Texas steers, stockers, western cattle, calves, and western lambs. Sioux City reports cattle receipts 1 800 and sheep 500 with prices 10.25 to 10.50 for hogs and steady to strong trends in cattle and sheep markets.
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Union
Chicago
Vila
Reeves
Texas
Sioux City
Minneapolis grain prices steady for WHEAT and CORN
Minneapolis market reports show No 1 hard wheat at 1.56 to 1.55 and No 2 northern around 1.46 to 1.51. Corn No 3 yellow quoted at 86 with other grades near 73 to 76 and oats flax and rye listed with latest arrival prices.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Hanson County Pioneer Dies in Alexandria
John II Wing, aged 71 years and eight months, died at his home in Alexandria after four weeks of illness, a Civil War veteran and county pioneer who settled in Fairview township in 1881. He served in the Minnesota Third regiment and helped capture Little Crow in the 1882 uprising. Survived by widow, three sons, one daughter, sisters Mrs. Geo Glass and Mrs. Anna Simmons, and brothers Frank, Thomas, and James King. Funeral Thursday at 2 o'clock with burial at Green Hill cemetery.
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Alexandria
S. D
John II. Wing
Hagansville
Wis
Fairview
Pipestone
Minn
Masonic Fraternity
Independent Order of Odd Fellons
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Harrison Post
Minnesota Regiment of Infantry
Minnesota
New Ulm
Little Crow
Theson County
Geo. Glass
Janesville
Anna E. Simmons
Fulton
Frank and
Thomas
Brooklyn
James King
Artesian
Lock
Green Hill Cemetery
Dr Bobb Leaves On Montana Business Trip
Dr. S. Bobb left this afternoon for a business trip to Montana and is expected to return Thursday evening.
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Dr. ©. S. Bobb
Montana
Butter Market Firmer Today in New York
Butter receipts total 10 942 as the New York market shows firmer tone. Creamery grades hold at 33 1 4 to 34 3 4 for special marks, 32 for firsts, 29 1 2 to 30 for seconds, and process extras at 28 1 2 to 29 1 2 with packing stock around 24 1 2 to 26.
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New York City
Butter sale prompts brisk price in Elgin market
In Elgin Illinois a butter sale cleared 54 tubs at 31 cents each, with buyers showing steady demand on the street market.
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Elgin Bueter Starket
Lgin, Il
Mitchell Street and Interurban marks first trip launch
The Mitchell Street and Interurban railway opened its first car at 2 24 this afternoon in the Omaha station yards. President O I Cassem Superintendent A N Hill Police Chief Tred Donaldson Patrolman Srrank Chase and 150 boys attended. The 65 horsepower gasoline engine powers an open sided car with seating for 20. No regular schedule for two weeks while tracks and a crossing are completed in the Omaha yards. The initial service will run to Elwood addition as the line extends northward. other sections will wait for winter construction.
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Mitchell Street and Interurban Railway
Omaha
O. I. Cassem
A. N. Hill
Tred Donaldson
Srrank Chase
Elwood Addition
Corn Palace Fund Reaches $5000 with Growth Ahead
De W. W. Reams, chairman of the Corn Palace soliciting committee, said subscriptions have passed the $5,000 mark and will likely reach $5,500 by week’s end. The list shows wide support from business and professional men, with most contributing from $5 to $225 to aid the fall festival. Reams noted a common misconception that funds are misused and stressed the committee’s integrity.
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Wax de W. W. Reams
Corn Palace Soliciting Committee
Corn Palace
Reams
Corn Palace trustees defend nonprofit status and funding
A city official asserts the Corn Palace operates as a corporation with officers acting as trustees. Funds are accounted for to the penny by the treasurer and profits go to the building fund. Directors and committee members donate their labor without pay as rapid fundraising continues citywide.
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Corn Palace
Rome Trap Shoot Draws Large Crowd in Debut
Sportsmen from Mitchell Tyndall Mt Vernon Alexandria Ethan and Emery attended the Rome Gun Club event at the Charles Boreson farm. J. T. Meyers of Mitchell hit 148 of 150 to win first prize. I. I. Chladel and H. K. Stilwell of Tyndall split second with 1236. A Ferguson of Mitchell hit 105 of 108.
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Charles Boreson
Rome
A. Ferguson
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Tyndall
Alexandria
Ethan
Emery
W. B. Toby
Kinport Dies After Illness in Mitchell
M K Kinport, longtime Lancaster County native and traveling salesman, died at 2 46 am in St Josephs hospital following an operation. Born January 30 1867 in Lancaster County Pa he moved to Nebraska at 16 and later to Mitchell. He married Sallie Stricker January 22 1888 in Butler County Neb. Survived by his mother wife seven children. Services tomorrow at 2 30 pm at First Presbyterian Church with interment in Graceland Cemetery.
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M. K. Kinport
St. Joseph's Hospital
Martin Keller Kinport
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Mitchell
Turner Produce Company
Butler County
Neb
Sallie Alice Stricker
S. D
Esther Irene Arnold
Butte
George B
M. Guy
Sibley
Lyle
Myron Floyd
Ruby Aliece
Reide
North Sanborn
C. B. van der Maaten
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church
Graceland Cemetery
Horse Rustler Peck Jailed in Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Frank Peck a long-time offender with Meade county and Northwest records is jailed in the Sioux Falls penitentiary to serve a term for horse stealing. He was convicted in Meade county, appealed to the state supreme court, and after a bond of 2500 was forfeited when he vanished. He was found in Sioux City after a forgery conspiracy arrest and surrendered to South Dakota authorities.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank Peck
Meade County
Northwest
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Peck
Peek
Sioux City
Woodbury County
South Dakota
Penitentiary
Wallingford Pair Lodged in Prison
Aberdeen reports Axel Wildenrandt and his wife, using aliases while working neighboring towns, were stopped by police after attempting to cash a Champaign check. They face charges for stealing clothing worth $100 from their Aberdeen lodging during their stay.
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Aberdeen
S. S
Axel Wildenrandt
Wallingford
Wildenrandt
Champaign
Wanted Housekeeper Farm Widower Seeks Help
Want ads show a widower on a farm seeking an at once housekeeper with good wages and references. Also: first class sales lady needed for permanent position with good pay. Address details provided for responses. Equipment sale listing and a quirky notice about a dog case surface in the same column.
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A. J. Harmon
Bridgewater
Care Republican
Murdo
Murdo, S. D
Cass County
Minn
Mitchell
Loomis, S. D
Ice For Sale by Car Load
Anderson Ice Co advertises ice for sale by car load. The notice implies bulk delivery and pricing details typical of a local ice supplier promotion.
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Anderson Ice Co
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Davis & Daniels Co
Hastest Ave
2Nd Ave
Tawler
Main Street
N. Main
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East 6Th Ave
Jay
Baldwin
Saulkton
S. DD
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6Th Ave
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ONCIS
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4Th Ave
Tobias Park
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Stalved
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Kor Salhe
West First St
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