Milwauk ee couple wed at First Methodist Episcopal church
The couple arrived on the Milwaukee passenger train and were married in the First Methodist Episcopal church with witnesses present. They returned home to Canistota on the evening train. Mrs Dove has many friends in the city.
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Tit Kuuw
Jai Olta
Erania Fauch
Cnet
Milwaukee
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Canistota
Dove
Christias
Methodist Chiurch
Het Methodist Episcopal Ehased
Congresstion
K. Slongland
Ats
Hlobson
Miss Morris
Miss Ford
McEly Yue
Santa Claus
Congregational Church
Christmas pageant and Knights Templar meeting report
A Christmas pageant on a grand platform delighted attendees with a colored lens display and a Madonna style figure. Knights Templar from 31 Barnard Commandery joined the Aberdeen Light and Power company's toast to their Grand Master in Cincinnati with a large turnout.
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Knights Templar
Barnard Coromandery
Meliich
Cincinnetti
Dis
Local notes and Christmas travel in Mitchell
Christmas weather and social round in Mitchell with visits from Miss Clara Christensen and Miss Lois Wiltse. Local movements include John Dower moving to Shullsburg, Dan Thomas surgery, and A. Doyle to Berkeley. Market notes cite corn prices and Seattle shipments, plus weddings, divorces, and a fire conference attendance in Pierre.
Christmas Celebrations Brighten City Day
Christmas shoppers explored a few early hours as business paused by noon. Churches and charities fed the hungry and shared gifts while clubs and choirs hosted concerts and joyous services across Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Congregational and other churches. Santa distributed gifts as they celebrated with candlelight and watch-night plans.
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Baptist Seloct
Bb. FB. Tilley
Cillis
Santa Claus
Pastor Tilley
Persians face court martial as shootings spark executions
Washington reports that Persian court martial proceedings may condemn scores of Persians for firing on Russian troops in Tehran and surrounding areas. American official Shuster, dismissed as treasurer general, plans to leave Persia via Russia with his fourteen American assistants under safety considerations.
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W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Neherany
Persid
Veheran
V. Morgan Shuster
Papritz
Washington
Shusters
State Department
Shuster
Hunter Treed by a Farmer's Bull in New Jersey Farm
Edward Mishel of Hoboken was chased by a bull on Gilbraith's Monteville farm from dawn until evening. Cramped and unable to stand, he was brought to the farmhouse in a wagon after being freed. Gilbraith postured against trespassers and used his bull to deter hunters by removing fence sections.
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New York
Edward Mishel
Hoboken
Leur Gilbraith
Monteville
N. J
Mishel
Gilbraith
Stanley County Development association meets to secure seed credit
Interior South Dakota. The Stanley County Development association held a meeting last week to arrange for using the county’s credit to obtain cheap seed grain. Citizens seeking seed grain were advised to contact county commissioners. Railways agreed to haul coal at half rate, with soft coal delivered at Cottonwood for 5.75 dollars per ton. Dams irrigation dry farming and road improvements were discussed.
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Interior
S. D
Stanley County Development Association
Aberdeen Street Railway faces temporary shutdown option
Aberdeen South Dakota officials report the directors of the Aberdeen Street Railway Company are seriously considering abandoning service for the time being due to a lack of power to stop cars. The move would pause operations as authorities weigh remedies and potential reorganization.
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Aberdeen Light and Power Company
Omahia Owned
Aberdeen
S. D
Aberdeen Street Railway Company
Aban Coning
Alpal en Pays Big as Farmer Reaps Alfalfa Harvest
Alpal en near here reports high profits from 20 acres of alfalfa with seed yield of 4 bushels at $12 per bushel totaling 702 dollars. A second crop of hay from the same fields adds about 16 per cent income per acre. Noble leaves for Winona Minnesota after Christmas visit with daughter Mrs J J Fahey.
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Oliver
W. H. Baldwin
Jaime
Phis
Fie Aiatta
Power outages threaten streetcar operations
Frequent interruptions have led the transportation company to near suspension of service until reliable power is secured. Porter Governor Charles N. Terroid is identified as president of the street railway company.
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Porter
Chaarles N. Terroid
Noted Sully county Black Hand case witness Ripley
Friends say Pank Ripley the rural mail carrier charged with extortion in Sully county is not like his known quiet and dutiful character. Officials claim strong evidence and States Attorney Quimbs with Sheriff Coleman have pursued leads. others may be implicated and watched.
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Rful
Ay Pank
Ipley
Sully
Ripley
Quimbs
Coleman
Taft Urges Currency Reform and Navy Cuts
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging currency reform while preserving the main features of the banking system and backing a national reserve association. He stresses government supervision, nonpartisan reform, and protections for bank independence. other proposals include a larger enlisted navy, pension measure, river and harbor funding, and court clerk removal for cause. He also calls for the abolition of smaller navy yards and notes the French spoliation claim.
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Comeres
Watt
Taft
National Reserve Association
Fragmented sermon blasts salaried preachers and traders
A writer denounces salaried preachers likening them to ancient scribes and Pharisees. The critique claims they demean seeking wealth and warn against pursuing profitable occupations and business activities.
Yuan Desires to Decide Election in Chinese Peace Talks
In the Chinese peace negotiations the present Nite shows pressure to choose a new president of the republic for a term. Rival factions refuse to sign an agreement, insisting that the people must elect their chief executive.
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Yuan
Onion
Waeland
Jis
Premir Yury Shi Wat Wet
Ravalttioniets
Russia debates exclusion of American Jews from Hussia
In St. Petersburg the Duma debated a bill to exclude all American Jews from Russia and proposed doubling duties on American goods. The measures, tied to backlash after the 1832 treaty issue, reflect government stance amid questions over passport grants.
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America
St. Petersburg
Rusia
Russia
Duma
Guehkof
United States
Bank in Deadwood Sturgis district appoints receiver
The Mende County Bank of Sturgis, South Dakota, is placed in the hands of state bank examiner J. L. Wingfield who will appoint a receiver to close its affairs. The failure stems from two poor crop years and troop redeployment from Fort Meade. Local observers expect no ripple effects on nearby monetary institutions.
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Mende County Bank
Sturgis
S. 1
J. L. Wingfield
State Bank Examiner of
South Dakota
Fort Meade
United States
Othe Monetary Institutions
Wack Hills
1200 Letters Vo Indiana Poet
Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley, ill for months, received twelve hundred Christmas letters from strangers. He cannot answer due to a damaged right arm but remains cheerful and grateful. He plans to try writing with his left hand if needed.
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Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Mr Riley
Atlantic
Pacific
Mr. Riley
Peculiar Sect At Bijou Hills Raises Curiosity
A religious sect with unusual views has gained a foothold near Bijou Hills in Brule county South Dakota. Two young Irishmen held services in a hall last spring and obtained about six converts. They returned several times during the summer for short periods. one of them fell ill.
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Bijou Hills
S. D
Brule County
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