Memorial Fund to honor Bishop Hare gains momentum
A South Dakota Memorial Fund committee mobilizes to raise twenty five thousand dollars as a Bishop Hare Memorial. Key figures include Governor Vessey and Bishop O Gorman with Mitchell leaders spearheading the local drive for education work and endowment growth benefiting All Saints School and Indian students.
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Bishop Hare
South Damemorial
All Saints School
Aints
South Dakota
All Saints
Hare
Daugh
Ares Saints
Bishop O'Gorman
O’ Hare
Robert S. Vessey
Chas. H. Larke
Pierre
J. L. Browne
Aberdeen
John EB. Carland
Sioux Falls
T. J. Grier
Lead
F. B. Gault
Vermillion
M. P. Ohlman
Yankton
Robert L. Slagle
Brookings
Mitchell
A. B. Hitchcock
J. T. Morrow
O. L. Branson
S. G. Boyce
J. K H. Wells
S. Bately
Robert Burns
J. ¥. Anderson
Wm. M. Smith
S. T. Greene
B. A. Bobb
J. D. Anderson
B. Barnett
H. R. Kibee
E. Morris
F. W. Freyburg
L. J. Welch
W. S. Boyles
R. J. Cone
S. H. Scallin
Pioneer Mission Worker W J Cleveland Dies
The report recalls Rev W J Cleveland cousin of Grover Cleveland and peace envoy who advised restraint during the Ghost Dance era. He died after years of Indian relations work on the Dakota reservations and at Pine Ridge near Wounded Knee, where army actions shaped his efforts toward peace.
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Cleveland
South Dakota
Dison
W. J. Cleve
Grovernd
Ian. Milosen
Rey
Sioux Nation Personal Messages Carried in Each Issue
A Sioux language publication included a personal message from him to nearly every member of the Sioux tribes, embedded in each issue. The practice connected leaders with communities across reservations and bands, reinforcing cultural ties and guidance through regular communication.
Train Wreck Injures Twenty Five Near Sedalia
Sedalia Mo Twenty five persons were injured when two Pullmans of the St Louis night express east bound from Kansas City turned over four miles west of Lamonte on the Missouri Pacific railroad. Officials say a track of the Pullmans had been tampered with. Doctors were rushed to the scene by special train.
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Sedalia
St. Luis
Kansas City
Lamonte
Missouri Pacific
Catholic Priest Spanks Offender Under Militant Christianity
Aberdeen South Dakota Rev Father Dahlmanns rector of St Marys Catholic church reportedly used corporal punishment on a drunk parishioner who had mistreated his family. The incident followed repeated alcohol related offenses and the priest has not denied the tale though he refuses comment.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Father Dahlmanns
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Dahlmann
Mother la
Dahlmanes
Milwaukee Favors Democratic Municipal Dance Plan
Milwaukee officials host a Saturday municipal dance with Mayor and workers in attendance. The Socialist administration calls it a step toward better city life, noting diverse costumes, friendly introductions, and a focus on inclusive, democratic gatherings. Reverend Frederick Edwards praises the event as a model for social advancement.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frederick Edwards
Memorial Service Held for Elks at Gale Theatre
The Elks lodge held its annual memorial service at the Gale theatre with Robert Burns presiding. Rev. F B Barnett delivered the address and tributes were offered to Emil Becker, noted local businessman, as the lodge reflected on sowing and reaping and the virtues of memory.
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The
Elks’ Lodge
Gale Theatre
Brothers of the Lodge
Robert Burns
Silsby
Hail Becker
C. B. Barett
P. J. Flemmer
James McKinley
John M. Schmidt
Charles G. Woods
Laura Saul
Mina Hager
Lannie Ford
F. B. Barnett
St. Mary’s Church
Lodge
Emil Becker
Becker
Barnett
Burns
Banks on Sure Thing Now
“I’ll never be without Dr. King’s New Life Pills again,” writes A. Schingeck of Buffalo New York. They cured chronic constipation when all others failed. They are unequaled for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility. 25c at Diehl Brown’s.
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Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. Y
Diehl & Brown's
Washington fears big interests push 75 million freight-rate rise
Officials in Washington warn of a concerted movement by railroads and big business to force the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant a 75 million dollar annual freight-rate increase and to pressure Taft to resist regulation. They claim a campaign to sow panic and blame governmental interference for any future hard times. Prominent supporters include railroads and Wall Street interests advocating higher rates.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Commerce Commission
Wall
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota Davison County and Mitchell court set a hearing for Renia Hendrickson seeking Letters of Administration for Benjamin Hendrickson deceased. The December term 1910 hearing will be December 17 at 10 a.m. at the Davison County Court in Mitchell.
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Benjamin Hendrickson
South Dakota
Renia Hendrickson
Ella Hendrickson
Order to Show Cause to Sell Land in Davison County Court
Davison County Court in Mitchell South Dakota on November 18 1910 orders notice for the estate of Lorin Q Hardesty deceased. Administrator T J Spangler petitions to sell the undivided half lot 3 block 1 original town Mitchell to pay debts. Hearing set for December 23 1910 at 2 pm in the county court room. publication required for four weeks in Mitchell Capital.
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State OF
South Dakota
Davison
Lorin Q. Hardesty
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell, Ss. D
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital
Said
Mitchell, S. D
W. Abbey
Prediction of Depression Amid Quiet Business and Crops
The passage notes large railroad investments by insurance firms and railroads hiring staff. It cites railway suppliers and a forecast of financial depression despite solid business conditions and plentiful crops. Secretary MacVeagh affirmed the country’s financial health, stating there is no fear of a downturn or panic.
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MacVeagh
Solid Petrochem Fuel for Automobiles Promises Clean Power
New York City reports abroad describe solidified petrol, a Romanian invention for motor cars. It burns odorlessly with no smoke, costs two thirds of liquid fuel, eliminates carburetors, and is portable in boxes or wrapped in paper. It offers complete combustion, smoother operation, and greater power while being easily convertible back to liquid for ships and lamps.
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New York City
Ministers Meet in Armour District Session
District ministers gathered for a ministerial meeting in Armour. The session focused on regional church and community affairs with attendees from local parishes and allied groups.
Mitchell district Methodist conference held in Armour
The Mitchell district of the Methodist Episcopal church met in Armour from November 29 to December 1 with W. S. Shepherd as district superintendent and J. H. Kearton as secretary. Anti-Saloon League leaders Grafton and Hager spoke on temperance work while pastors reported earnest efforts. The program covered ministerial efficiency, aggressive evangelism, educational interests, and a Thursday business session.
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Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Armour
W. S. Shepherd
J. H. Kearton
Chas. E. Wilcox
Grafton
The
Anti- Saloon League
C. ©. Hager
C. B. Wilcox
F. B. Dunn
W. A. Greene
W. O. Redfield
Dr. Hoagland
Dr. Kerfoot
Armou r township meeting adjourned as Bayard praised
In Armour, residents adjourned after casting votes while Rev Bayard urged unity and praised local entertainers during the evening gathering.
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Bayard
Armour
Aviators Plunge 600 Feet in Flight Escape Unhurt
In Paris two men, Lori dan and Mr. Fay, fell 600 feet when an engine stopped during a flight to Brussels. The aircraft wrecked, but both aviator and passenger escaped with no injuries after pursuing a $20,000 prize.
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Paris
France
Loridan
Fay
Brussels
Taft to Reject Arizona State Constitution Recall Clause
Standpatters predict President Taft and Congress will veto Arizona's new state constitution due to a recall provision for state judiciary. The clause passed 35 to 11 with all Republicans voting against it.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Taft
Congress
Arizona
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