Gomez plots to use Cuba turmoil for political gain
Washington reports say Gomez plans to capitalize on the Cuban revolt by provoking U.S. and Taft opposition and recalling a staged surrender of rebels to bolster his Cuban party. The delay of federal troops sparks talk of U.S. intervention and factional maneuvering. The Spanish American Mining Company suffers minimal property damage.
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Cuba
Washington
Congress
House
Hay
Military Affairs Committee
Havana
Gomez
Taft
United States
Notice of retail liquor license application in Mitchell
Walter S Jolsen files in the city auditor’s office an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in a building on Lot 12 Block 19 Original Town in Mitchell South Dakota. The City Council will hear June 21 1912 at 8 PM in the council chambers to determine the license.
Notice of Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquors
John I Wish filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Lot 11 Block 1 Original Town, South Dakota. The City Council will hear the application on the listed date in Mitchell to allow public input.
Notice of Applications to Sell Intoxicating Liquor Mitchell SD
Notice announces filings by John W. Viree and August Coble for permits to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Mitchell South Dakota. City Council hearings set for June 21 with public attendance to present reasons for or against grant of licenses. Public notices dated May 25 and May 27.
Notice of Applications to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Mitchell
Notice appears from Mitchell South Dakota the city council to hear applications to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in various blocks within Mitchell. William F F Pascoe Phillip J Tobin Frank Gormley and L F Geiger file for permits to operate in original plat areas in the 1st Ward. Hearings set for June 21 1914 and June 1 1912 with opportunities for public objection.
Block 18 Original Plat Hearing on Liquor License Issuance
Notice for the City of Mitchell South Dakota that Block 18 Original Plat in the 1st Ward will be heard by the City Council on June 21 1972 at 8 pm in City Hall. Any person may appear and state reasons why the license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail should not be granted. Dated Mitchell May 17. Lee Jensen.
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Walter S Lolsen
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Lovelock
Mitchell, S. 10
John I
South Cakoota
S @elovik
Std
Prumted
Mitchell, S
Notiee
John W. Viree
Ateal von Lots
S. Glock
Opignal Mint
Tavisan
South Daksota
Tid City
S Oelock
S. D
Coble
Mitchell, S. D
William FF Pascoe
County of
Mitchel
Phillip J. Tobin
Frank Gormley
Dayisen
Mitchell S
Lee
Charles Martin
Mitchell,s D
T. RR. Murphy
P. Murphy
J. J.schlinigen
J. FP. Williams
Uch
Mitchell, S&s. D
Notice of Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquor in Mitchell
David H. Kempton files an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for a building on Lots 19 and 20, Block 14, original Plat, 2nd Ward, Mitchell. City Council will hear on June 21, 1912 at Council Chambers City Hall. Any person may appear before the council regarding the permit.
Notice of liquor license filing in Mitchell South Dakota
Owen FE Smith filed to sell liquors at retail in a building on Lots 6 and 6 Block 12 Original Plat 3rd Ward Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. The hearing is set for June 21 1912 at 8 o clock p m in Mitchell South Dakota with objection time for locals to appear before the corporate records.
Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquors Permit
Charles Martin filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Mitchell South Dakota. The permit request covers Lot 11 Block 12 Original Plat in Ward 2. A public hearing is set at 8 o'clock p m before the corporate authorities to contest the license.
Application filed to sell intoxicating liquors retail in Mitchell
Notice states T R Murphy and P Murphy filed for a retail liquor license for Lot 11 Ward Mitchell Davison SD. City council to decide if license should be granted after public notice. Dated Mitchell South Dakota May 15, 1912.
Notice of Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquors
Notice is given that J J Schlinigen and J F P Williams apply to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Lot 4 Block 1 Original Plat in the 1st district. The hearing is set for the 1st day of June 1912 at 8 o'clock p m. If not granted the permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail will be denied. Dated Mitchell May 21 1912.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Nicholas Mutziger
Catherine Mutziger executrix of Nicholas Mutziger deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be shown at the executrix residence in Ethan Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 11 Ethan South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Mutziger
Catherine Mutziger
Than
Davison
S. Dak
Ethan, S. Dak
Notice to Creditors Estate of Burzinah OMealy
Notice to creditors and claimants in the estate of Burzinah OMealy deceased. Administrator Hiram L OMealy requires all claims with vouchers to be shown within four months after first publication at Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 10 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burzinah O'Mealy
Burznah
Notice of Mortgage Sale Davison County South Dakota
Default has occurred in payment of interest and part of principal on a mortgage dated December 14 1910. The mortgage on Lot 15 Block 19 M Green addition in Davison county South Dakota was recorded December 17 1910 in book 109 page 371. Mortgagee is J J Myles of Mitchell. Sale details given as public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Green
Eat
Davison
South Dakota
P. W. Peterson
J. J. Myles
Mitchell
Davison County
Office of the Register of Deeds
B. W. Palmer
Register of Deeds
Foreclosure Notice on Mitchell SD Mortgage Assignment
Public foreclosure notice states B W Palmer of Mitchell Davison County SD holds the mortgage assigned April 12 1911 and assigned April 19 1912. Default on interest principal and taxes leads to sale of Lot 15 Block 19 I M Greenes Addition Mitchell SD June 1 1912 at 1 PM in front of the Davison County Courthouse.
Columbus College Commencement Honors In Chamberlain Program
The Columbus College commencement program in Chamberlain drew a large audience. The event opened with a banquet and featured talks by J A Lonney M Hackett Matt Powers Francis Sweeney Alva Gilbert and Rev W J Suprenant C S V. Diplomas were awarded to James May Alva Gilbert Matthew Powers Francis Sweeney and Merley Hackett. Suprenant urged sustained effort as the path to true achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sweeney
Alva’ Gilbert
Xu Hazen
TV Ie
James May
Chamberlain
Alva Gilbert
Matthew Powers
Kimball
Sweeney
Merley V. Hackett
Garreteon
Poisoning by cottage cheese kills two in Camp Crook
A Camp Crook report records ptomaine poisoning from tainted cottage cheese forming a smearcase. Matt Pederson his wife and her brother Nelson of Hettinger North Dakota ate the cheese. Mrs Pederson died within hours, Pederson died next day, Nelson was not expected to live. Twenty one of twenty six chickens died after eating the remaining dish. The onset occurred days after consumption in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crook
8. D
Matt Pederson
Willett
Nelsi Nelson
Hettinger
N. D
Pederson
Darrow Bribe Case Trial Tells of $3000 Offer
In Los Angeles, Joh W Harriman testifies at Clarence Darrow jury bribery trial that Darrow offered $3000 to Franklin to protect Harriman’s family and push a guilty plea. Franklin recounts conversations where Darrow discussed keeping his family safe and rebuilding his reputation.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Joh W Harriman
Clarence S. Darrow
Darrow
Burt H. Franklin
Job Harriman
Franklin
Lockwood
Lecompte Davis
Funeral services for Gl Downey
Funeral services were held at the Congregational church for Gl Downey who died after a wind storm accident Monday night. Witnesses saw a shed collapse and strike him on the head and shoulders. he died two days later. The Masonite lodge attended in a body and the funeral proceeded to Atlanta for interment.
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Ashton
Pic. Ly
Congregational Church
Masonite Lodge
Atlanta
Downey of Mitchell Dies. Former Mayor and State Official
The obituary notes the death of C. W. Downey of Mitchell South Dakota. He served as mayor for several terms and contributed to local improvements. In territorial days he was secretary of the state board of agriculture, succeeding W. T. Bushnell. His widow survives, and he is accompanied by his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dowey
Mitchell
S. D
Downey
State Board of Agriculture
Theate W. ¥. T. Bushnell
Reverend Shepherd Transferred to Oroville California
Rev A C Shepherd district superintendent of the Sioux Falls Methodist district has been transferred to the pastorate of the Methodist church in Oroville California effective June 17. He sought the move for health reasons for his family and will be succeeded by Rev G W Rosenberry of Huron South Dakota who will move to Sioux Falls next week. Dr Shepherd has long served in the Dakota conference and previously led churches in Alexandria Madison Canton and Vermillion.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
A. C. Shepherd
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Shepherd
Methodist
Oroville
California
Shephery
G. W. Rosenberry
Huron
Rosenberry
Dakota
Dakotas
Alexandria
Madison
Canton
Vermillion
Baccalaureates Held by Kerfoot and Colton
The university held morning and evening commencement services to honor graduates. President Samuel F. Kerfoot delivered the baccalaureate address, while Ethan T. Colton of New York City spoke in the evening. Colton is an alumnus of Dakota Wesleyan, class of 1898, and YMC A international secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Kerfoot
Ethan T. Colton
New York City
Colton
Dakota
Wesleyan
Pres. Kerfoot
Kerfoot
Hamline College
St.Paul
Dr. Kerfoot
God
Christ
Florence Morris
Hattie Bmrnst Murray
Hubbard Dies As Primary Victory Is Claimed
In Sioux City Iowa H. Hubbard winner in the Republican primary for Congress in the Eleventh district died suddenly at 6 am at the home of Jno C Kelly editor of the Tribune. He had defeated George C Scott by a large margin yesterday and a second primary will be required to nominate the Republican candidate.
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Sioux City
George C. Scott
H. Hubbard
Eleventh
Jno
Hubbard
Kelly
Washington
Congress
Scott
Kenyon Wins Large Victory in Des Moines Primaries
Des Moines Iowa United States Senator W S Kenyon leads Lafe Young for renomination by at least 50 000 votes with a potential 75 000 margin. Kenyon carried every congressional district and nearly every county, the strongest showing of the era. Partial county returns show Clarke Holden and Proudfoot competing for governor, with Kenyon sweeping Youngs former town and precincts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
W. 5
Kenyon
Lafe Young
Clarke
Holden
Proudfoot
Ilarge
Cummins
Young
Old Town
Atlanta
Young; New
West River gains in South Dakota apportionment
Pierre South Dakota reports that western representation in the state legislature increases under the last session apportionment. Western gains occur in both houses with 33 of 147 seats and 10 of 45 senate seats, a net shift from eastern dominance dating to statehood. The next apportionment cannot occur until 1917.
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Senate
House
West River Country
House Membership Reform Draft Paragraph Change
A historic debate centers on a proposed act calling for a house membership of 103. Amendments lowered the target by one, yet the initial paragraph remains unchanged, failing to reflect the amendment. The wording discrepancy raises questions about the act’s consistency and potential procedural impacts.
Pat Murphy Morgan Stallion Becomes Army Stud Hero
In Canton South Dakota breeder William H. Miller Jr with Col Roosevelt gifts the Morgan Pat Murphy to the government. Pat Murphy now leads government stallions at Beltsville and will head to Middlebury for stud work. Officials cite Morgan traits of endurance bone and lung power as key for cavalry use and note a need for 2,000 light horses annually.
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Deadlwood
Willian H. Miller, Jr
Canton
Col. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Miller
Morgan
Pat Murphy
Mr. Miller
Sounghime
Sioux
Falls
Coloosevelt
George Mc Romnie
Bireai
Rommel
H. H. Re*e
Reese
Maryland
Justice Morgan
Vermont
Medora
Fragmentary Ad Copy Mentions Health Pills and Prices
A garbled OCR passage mentions mineral pills for bowel congestion and a health claim. It references a Dr King's Now Life Pilla product and a 25 cent price, with scattered names and fragmented phrases about health and persuasion.
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Olicowan
Street . Org
Iit Agp
Dr. King
Brown
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U.S
N. H. Jensen
No Jensen
Indoncating Liqlois
E. Hi. Jensen
IL. F. Geiger
N. Hi
Jensen
City Auditor
David H. Kempton
Owen FE. Smith
Rccent
N. HW. Jensen, Guy Auditor
I. M. Greene
W. Palmer
Lauritz Miller
F. Berry
Davidson’ County
S. DD
Columbus College
Catholic Institute AT
Harriman
Pioneer
Illinois
Wile
Uperintendynt
Listanct
G. W. Rosen
Berry Or
Dakota Wesleyan
Tokio
Japan
American Congress
Panama Canal
Kenyon A
West Ead
Missouri
Roosevelt
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