Fatally Injured by Passing Train Near Milwaukee
The body of R. L. Maxman, about 40, found on the Milwaukee right of way near the Robert Lytle plant after a late night near the tracks. A companion slept nearby. both tramps. Maxman died from a depressed skull fracture after being struck by a locomotive pilot. A coroner's inquest will convene. two other men held for discrepancies in their stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Maxman
Milwaukee
Robert Lytle Company
Maxman
Lytle
Vermilyea
Ruh
Corner Bower
W. R. Ball
Hoboes Struck Will Not Work In City Experiment
Chief M L Shade started jailing and assigning 14 hoboes to forced street work. After a noon meal they refused to work, leaving the men confined in two county jail cells with water but no food as authorities monitor the outcome of this coercive policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Shade
Nels Jensen
Shade
Peckham Urges Inspection Charge In Oil Shipments
Pierre S D Oil Inspector Peckham of the southern district lays out in his annual report that inspections of shipments beyond tank loads are exceedingly difficult under the current law, calling for an inspection charge.
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Peckham
Pierre
S D
Peckhham
Northwestern Norwegian Danish Singers give packed Saengerfest finale
Sioux Falls hosts the Northwestern Norwegian Danish Singers Association closing concert with six hundred voices filling the auditorium. The program featured classical selections folklore tunes and patriotic airs with strong audience ovations for soloists and the chorus. after the concert the members gathered at the sangerfest headquarters for a social session.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
America
Sangerfest
Automobiles blamed for Kansas birth decline in 1909
Topeka reports 1909 births fell to 23 850, down 2 130 from 1908, amid auto owning farmers. E T Fairfield laments the record while praising fat babies and early schooling. Tornado storms north of Pierre cause hail damage, with crops damaged near Onida in Sully county.
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State Board of Health
E. T. Fairfield
Kansas
Coroner's jury rules accidental death in Milwaukee train strike
A coroner's jury found that a man identified as Maxman or Larimore was killed by a Milwaukee passenger train near the Lytle factory. Witnesses described drinking before the incident and the body was sent to the Missouri state university for dissection. no relatives located in Farmington.
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Milwaukee
Sheriff’s Office
Court House
F. S. Turney
John F. Berry
G. W. Fuller
Maxman
Larimore
W. R. Ball
Lytle
Frank Burr
Walter Taylor
Scotland
Taylor
Mitchell
Burr
Medical School of
the State University
Vermillion
Farmington
Missouri
Belle Fourche Makes Big Wool Shipment
Belle Fourche reports shipments of about one million pounds of wool this year sold at 18 to 19 cents per pound. The state treasurer received drafts totaling 52,500 from various funds aiding the state school of agriculture. A list shows affidavits of expenditures filed with the secretary of state detailing amounts for numerous individuals and committees.
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State School of Agriculture
Belle Fourche
Branson Delegate Conservation Meet
Governor Vessey has named delegates to the National Conservation congress to meet in St. Paul from Sept 6 to 8. Delegates include S L Potter of Webster J E Small of Milbank Gee Sloatman Chamberlain D E DeLand of Pierre Roscoe Knodell Lamro O L Branson of Mitchell A E Chamberlain Brookings T P Geidt Eureka C F Clement Java Matthew Brown Kadoka H C Knapp Armour and C H Lien Summit.
Hanson County to pay for 40 percent of bridge
Hanson county commissioners meeting with Davison county officials at Mitchell discuss the Cassam bridge. Davison seeks 66 feet of the 100 foot span and equal joint upkeep, while Hanson proposes a 40 percent share based on holdings. They plan another survey by Engineer Mather to resolve the boundary and cost split.
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Davison County
Mitchell
Cassem
Mather
Hanson
Hanson County
Herald
Notice to creditors Estate of Otto Daniels deceased
Administrator August Koop announces creditors and all persons with claims against Otto Daniels deceased must present them with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims to be presented at T. J. Spangler's office in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated June 30 1910.
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Otto Daniels
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
August Koop
Summons in Davison County Circuit Court Suit
The State of South Dakota courts summon Charlotte Hoefert and Charles Hoefert in a Davison County case filed June 25 1910. Frank Weller sues for relief and requires defendants to answer within thirty days of service at Mitchell office. Plaintiff’s attorney T J Spangler serves the summons.
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Circuit Court of
State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Frank Weller
Charlotte Hoefert
Charles Hoefert
State of
South Dakota
Main Street
Mitchell
T. J. Spangler
Court House
South Dakota Circuit Court Quiet Title Action Seeks Adverse Claim Elimination
Charles Smith as Administrator of Jacob Smith's estate sues unknown Taylor heirs and creditors along with other heirs and creditors of Tompkins for quiet title to the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 12, Township 103, Range 60, Mitchell. Respond by 30 days after service. legal action filed June 11, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Charles Smith
Jacob Smith
O. J. Taylor
4. C. Tompkins
Mitchell
Main Street
T. J. Spangler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pack
Topeka
Kan
Egan
Secretary of State
R. S. Vessey
S. H. Elrod
Geo. W. Egan
J. W. Parmley
A. W. Ewert
Geo. G. Johnson
H. B. Anderson
S. C. Polley
Chas Dousman
W. G. Smith
W. E. Benedict
F. F. Brinker
Stalwart Committee
Insurgent Committee
Chas. H. Burke
E. W. Martin
Thos. Thorson
J. F. Schrader
Branson Delegate Conservation Meet
Alexandria
Hanson County Commissioners
Volz
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
A. H. Pearson
A. Neish
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