Shober 1s Chose To Run Campaign
The article reports Shober named campaign manager for the majority faction with Turon based operations. Richards seeks blank petition papers to run as an independent for governor. It notes platforms on abolishing the legislature, prohibition, woman suffrage and party conflicts, plus plans to test judges' right to run for other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breweries
Republican Party
Mr. Shober
Mr. Way
Shober
Glassner
Supreme Court
W. G. Rice
Rank McNulty
Supreme Courts
Caledonia Woman Dies Before 100th Birthday
In Caledonia Minnesota an elderly resident died in the days leading up to her planned 100th birthday celebration. Family and friends prepared for the milestone as the celebrant grew tired from anticipation.
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Caledonia
Minn
Death of Mrs Anna Bauman and Her Ten Dying Children
An obituary notes the death of Mrs Anna Bauman and highlights a remarkable family pattern as all ten of her children died before age 35. The report emphasizes the unusual mortality in one family and marks the passing of a long-lived mother.
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Anna Bauman
South Dakota Railroads Ban Liquor on Trains
R N Holsaple announces all railroad lines operating in South Dakota will not sell intoxicants on buffet and sleeping cars. Milwaukee system and Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha confirm bans. Omaha line already has no dining cars in state. South Dakota Central ends buffet parlor car service between Sioux Falls and Watertown amid dry towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
R. N. Holsaple
Anti-Saloon League
Milwaukee System
James T. Clark
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Company
Omaha
Supt. Holsaple
South Dakota Central
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Holsaple
Spencer Florida News Roundup People and Meetings
Spencer South Dakota notes list residents returning from trips and visits to Mitchell Iowa Sioux Falls and LeMars. Local officials and county proposal committee members attend a Salem meeting naming candidates. The German church schoolhouse project is finished with a growing pupil roster and Senator Hoese attends Pierre meeting choosing Peter Norbeck.
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E Spencer
S. D
Lester
Lloyd Combs
Iowa
Joe Young
Lawrence Paradies
Mitchell
J. J. Duffy
J. I. Grove
Canova
Jsd
Voelker
Kruse
Wim. Gruescher
R. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Local Notes From Woonsocket and Nearby
Woonsocket reports Miss Homogene Pierce resuming school duties at Letcher Sunday night. A newborn niece born last Friday to Mr and Mrs Geo Ellsworth. Cleon Cook called to Aberdeen earlier this week by the railroad mail service. Mable Strand returns to Canton for college. A I Kalder serves Sanborn county clerk of courts for twenty one years as of January first and seeks reappointment. P D McCormick and Miss Clara Mildenberger wed January 7 at Catholic church. both from Cuthbert. William Cameron dies at his brother’s Artesian home and buried there Friday. Carrie Barth learns Robert is critically ill with pneumonia in Elk Point. A Chevalier of Mitchell joins John Gerkin blacksmith shop. starts work this week. L H Pier learns father Gilbert Northey very low in Ellsworth Wis. Pier family travels there and later reports his death. Northy, longtime city settler, is well known to oldtimers.
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P. D. McCormick
Clara Mildenberger
Cuthbert
Wm. Cameron
Artesian
J. B. Cameron
Bruce Cameron
C. N. Whites
Carrie Barth
T. W. Parrott
Robert
Elk Point
A.C. Chevalier
Mitchell
John Gerkin
Chevalier
L. H. Pier
Ellsworth
Wis
Gilbert Northey
Pier
Mr. Northy
Parole Granted To "Buffalo George" For Cattle Rustling
Pierre South Dakota Governor Byrne has granted pardons for William Eade from Bon Homme county on robbery charges and William George of Lyman county, alias Buffalo George, convicted of cattle rustling.
Daring horse thief escapes in South Dakota raids
A bold horse thief eludes capture despite a $250 reward and a large state-wide search. He raided Lyman county herds, appeared in Reliance with a dilapidated wagon and three fine horses, sold two in Reliance and the third elsewhere, then fled toward Gregory and possibly northern Nebraska. Five more horses were taken in the raid from a Draper rancher.
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Oacoma
S. D
Lyman County
Reliance
Missouri River
Gregory
Nebraska
Draper
Richards Seeks Independent Run for Governor in South Dakota
S D Ituron O Richards of Unron plans an independent campaign for governor. He has not yet announced and must file petitions. Born in Sandifjord Norway forty seven years ago he immigrated at fifteen and served as interpreter for Uncle Sam before building wealth in the Dakotas through land deals and a loan firm he founded in 1884. He is married with six children.
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Ituron
S. D
Castle Garden
Uncle San
Sons of Norway
Uncle Sam
Emmetsboro
Dakotas
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Pierre
Mitchell
Richards
Loan and Trust Company of
Huron
Ile
Blanche
Josephine
Thelma
Marene
Durell
Richard
Independents Eye Race As Miller Seeks Nomination
Lauritz Miller state’s attorney announces bid as an independent after W. E. Tipton wins GOP majority nomination. Possible somersaults loom as other names like G. M. Helgerson John Althen John E. Watkins and D. Doane circulate petitions under Richards primary law. Independent candidates would occupy the first ballot column with minority nominees in the second and majority in the last column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauritz Miller
W. E. Tipton
Miller
First Ward
Mt. Vernon
Prosper
Lisbon
Union
Baker
Tobin
Rome
G. M H. Helgerson
John Althen
John Dondelinger
John E. Watkins
D. Doane
Suspension of Wesleyan sophomores may be lifted soon
The Wesleyan case over a freshman flag theft and student demonstrations may see four sophomores Ernest Smith Welcome Wiltz Walter Smith and Loren Avery admit involvement and the class return to studies within days once Dr. W G Seaman returns from an eastern trip. One suspended student says he was away on inter society debate and not at the class election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
W. G. Seaman
Ernest Smith
Welcome Wiltz
Walter Smith
Loren Avery
Seaman
Big Sum Paid Out to Workmen in Wisconsin
Madison according to the state industrial commission two years after Wisconsin's workingmen compensation law took effect, employers paid 896254 in indemnities to injured workers and dependents. The medical relief provision is estimated to equal half of indemnities. By January 1, 6894 claims were settled, mostly directly between employer and claimant without court or commission intervention.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
Means Larger Beef Production
Chicago reports a drop in corn prices after tariff removal and a decline in the Buenos Ayres market. Argentine corn in New York sits 4 to 5 cents below Chicago sale prices, according to A. Patten, a longtime leading corn dealer. He predicts foreign corn will reach western markets and, within two to three years, cheaper feed will boost beef production.
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Chicago
Buenos Ayres
New York
Nes A. Patten
Patten
Lawrence Democrats in Real Row Over County Ticket
In Deadwood South Dakota the Democratic factions clash as Edward McDonald leads the Johnson faction against Matt Plunkett. The McDonald wing seeks an injunction to block the Plunkett ticket claiming a majority cannot switch to minority while Plunkett counters. Republicans list Ernest May and R C Hayes for senate and James Pike T R Stoner Damon Clark and W T Hursh for state representatives.
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Deadwood
S. D
Pierre
Edward McDonald
Johnson
Matt Plunkett
McDonald Wing
Plunkett
Ernest May
Lead
R. C. Hayes
Senate
James Pike
Spearfish
T. R. Stoner
Damon Clark
W. T. Hursh
Artesian man visits sister in county
R E Dowdell of Artesian was a guest yesterday at the home of his sister Mrs S M Grundland indicating family ties and a social visit in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Dowdell
Artesian
Principal Infamous Murder Case Is Dead
Violet Goold died today while serving life for the 1907 Monte Carlo trunk mystery murder case in which she and Vere Segler Goold dismembered Emma Levin. The couple lured her to their villa, robbed her, hid parts of the body in a trunk, and shipped it to Marseilles where it was later found.
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Montpellier
France
Violet Goold
Vere Segler Goold
Emma Levin
Peren
Monte Carlo
Goolds
Marseilles
Minority Republicans Endorse Wide Ticket in County Meeting
In a late session the minority faction backed ten majority nominees and six opposing ones, with T. J. Spangler winning the state senate nomination by a full vote. R. F. Dundas led for representative, defeating Herzog and Watkins in early ballots. Other endorsements included W. B. Rowley for clerk of courts and C. A. Bower for coroner, plus various county positions and state committeemen. The Democratic and Socialist wings also announced nominees and mottos, while a Stamford case involving a frontier murder inmate seeking a pardon was noted.
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Legislative
T. J. Spangler
R. F. Dundas
W. J. Herzog
John Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Mr. Herzog
W.B. Rowley
Dr. C. A. Bower
J. ¢. Lehman
Ilenry Swindler
Andred Carlson
Pierre
John Dondelinger
J. D. Davis
A. J. Curtis
Ll. McLeod
Paul M. Young
Ray L. Branson
Socialist County Proposal Commitee
L. K E. Stuir
Z. Hi. Kaper
O. S. Leeland
C. T. Anderson
G. A. Kelly
John McAvinney
Register of Deeds
J. B. Stout
Sivert Bivedal
A. Fr. Sodergreen
A. H. Jol
Road vs Polt Test of South Dakota Double Damages Law
Milwaukee road attorney W. Porter heads to Washington to argue before the U S Supreme Court on the constitutionality of the South Dakota double damage statute. Polt sought 838 50 for fire damage from a Milwaukee locomotive. verdict 78 plus costs, doubled after 60 days to 1560, upheld by state supreme court, now challenged in federal court as discriminatory and confiscatory.
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Aberdeen
S. C
W. @. Porter
Milwaukee Railroad
Washington, D. C
Road
J. F. Polt
United States Supreme Court
South Dakota
Polt
Milwaukee
State Supreme Court
Banks Apply to Enter the New Currency System
Washington notes that by nightfall of the second week since the federal reserve act approval the treasury received 1 280 notices from national banks in 45 states intending to join the new currency system. Assistant Secretary Williams cites regional tallies: New England 108, Eastern 314, Southern 280, Central West 419, Western 199, Pacific 52.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Williams
New England
Middle Western States
Pacific Coast States
Want pardon for man who died in prison
Alexandria South Dakota news notes residents moving to Chamberlain in recent years under the impression that a key figure in a sensational case remains alive. The item hints at a clemency push for a man who died while imprisoned.
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Alexandria
S. D
Chamberlain
State Board to Continue Case on Mitchell Y Connection
The State Board will have State Engineer H M Derr estimate costs before the railroad commission rules on the Mitchell Commercial Club petition for a Milwaukee to Omaha Y connection. Testimony favored and opposed the plan with estimates totaling about 11 722 dollars and questions on local rate impacts and business prospects for Mitchell shippers.
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Mitchell
H. M. Derr
State Railroad Commission
Mitchell Commercial Club
Milwaukee
Omaha
State Commission
City Hall
W. T. Powers
Omaha Ford
P. W. Dougherty
Derr
Milwauke Yard
W. S. Cody
Mason City
Milwaukee Road
Mr. Cody
South Dakota
J. W. Shelby
A. W. Trenholm
Minneapolis
Omaha Road
Trenholm
I. J. Uwardison
Sealile
Mitchel
Pacific Coast
Canada
Go West
J. H. Fer
KE. L. Grantham
A. A. Truax
Mt. Vernon
Robert Burns
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Local notes: residents visit, moves, and Odd Fellows install
Mt Vernon brief items list residents visiting relatives from Minneapolis to Minnesota and Iowa. Althea teaching in north part of state. Dexheimer of Pierre visits and plans Plankinton visit. Ella Wagner visits sister Shrader then returns to Minnesota. Alvin Gullickson to winter with brother in town. Hinsch moves to Sacred Heart Minnesota. family visiting Iowa. Odd Fellows install officers led by Strombeck and Mar fin with Meekins Johnson Newell. Peter Sunda buys John Johnson property. Johnson to Minnesota.
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Mt. Vernon
CC. C. Fitch
Minneapolis
Geo. Wearmonth
Canada
Lottie Althea
Robt
Dexheimer
Pierre
Plankinton
Ella Wagner
H . Shrader
Minnesota
Alvin Gullickson
Delmont
L. Gullickson
Chas. Hinsch
Sacred Heart
Iowa
Odd Fellows
Strombeck
Noble Grand
Harry Marfin
Frank Meekins
J. W. Johnson
J. M. Newell
Peter Sunda
Stickney
John Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson Nominated for Congress in South Dakota
Royal C. Johnson, attorney general of South Dakota, has the Republican majority nomination for Congress from the second district. A Royal C. Johnson Republican club may form among district Republican students.
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Vermillion
5. D
Royal C. Johnson
U. 5S. D
South Dakota
Congress
Iowa Progressives to Name Full Ticket This Year
Des Moines reports the Iowa Progressives intend to nominate full state and county tickets, plus candidates for United States senator and Congress, following the state committee meeting. A. F. Scharnweber left for Sioux Falls on a business trip during the day.
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OWA
Progressives
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
State Committee
A. F. Scharnweber
Sioux Falls
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Sahara
Stver
Woonsocket
Buffalo George
Ronber
Lauritaza Miller
James A. Patten
Lawrence Dems
Kenry Schroeder
Mot Matson
Schroeder
Sioux Arls
Supreme Tribunal
Anna Jones
Kenny
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mitchell Shippers
Mr. Burns
W. S. Hill
Dakota Improved Seed Company
Hill
Charles Boreson
Hleawator Company
W. Countryman
J. Ryan
Spencer
W. J. Fellner
W. GC. Sholes
Farmers
Riverside
J. Briscoe
Emery
Commercial Club
Commercial Lab
University
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