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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

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Fraud allegedly derails popular author and travel agent scheme

A disjointed report details a fraud case involving a popular author and travel agent linked to an expansion project. Missing liquid contents in a freight barrel raise questions about a refined con at the heart of the case.

Onntlos Jnoies Brink Pheoech Elimi tMorernacs Ad Haseen Mie & Cy. I Ighe Gowda Missuiec Ohuluth Father Green Bay Wissid Hhoyd

Appointment Fight Prompts Senate Confirmation Battle

A disputed presidential nomination faces Senate scrutiny as protests against the appointee persist. The president has ignored objections, while opposition figures vow continued efforts to block confirmation. The push reflects ongoing partisan friction over personnel choices at the national level.

BH. &. Wagner Wiener Eliott Iwittredsze Senate

Westhorpe gift honors Yankton college anniversary

Yankton South Dakota marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a significant gift from A W Westhorpe city editor of the Press and Dakotan. The collection includes over one hundred ancient coins from Greece and Syria with many specimens dating before 500 BC, featuring empresses and rulers such as Augustus and Nero.

Yankton S. D A. W. Westhorpe Westhorpe Press Dakotan Syreacuse Athens Corinth Rhodes Iome Augustus Tiberius Caligula Judtus Vere Gilba Vesian Titus Nerva Giralain Antonio S Aurelius Comimodus Séverader Decius Violetian Emperors Tiany

Four Day Conference of Swedish Christians Planned

Arrangements are completed for a four day Swedish Christian Congregation church society conference about three miles from town starting June 6. Rev. M. M. Gimse of Minneapolis and several clergymen from South Dakota will conduct meetings in the Scandinavian language.

Halmagist Jones Swedish Christian Ree Congregation Church Society M. M. Gimse Minneapolis South Dakota

Swift butchers strike after mass walkout in Joseph

One hundred twenty five pork butchers at the Sawwhit plant in Joseph Missouri walked out contending management discharged workers for their wartime prominence. Reports say workers at Nelsorris and Hammond plants may strike tonight as a secondary action.

Fire kills three as hall fire saves eight families

In Hobauchurk New Jersey on June 5 a fire destroyed a Turnverein hall where Joseph Hoen died in the blaze. Police rescued eight families living above the hall amid extreme difficulty.

Hwochurk Joseph Hoenmise Turnverein Hall Lacy Pwnen Gaia

Weather Turmoil Shocks Dakota Encampment in Poor Conditions

Reported across the encampment severe weather disrupted events and caused widespread discomfort. Attendees include notable figures such as Mrs. CAG Bastien and Petby Fors with several staff and department centers affected by the storm.

Goneril Heider Cag Bastien Parker

Watertown Readies South Pakat Free-Stream Tourney

Lively interest surrounds Watertown June 18 to 21 as the South Pakat Free Stream tournament attracts 4000 to 5000 visitors. A $1000 state appropriation plus local funds back prizes and entertainment at Sioux Park with grandstand and bands contest featuring the Northwestern line and two Western bands. Special railroad arrangements billowed by four lines will deliver patrons to and from the event, with musical features and a Watertown band reappointed for the state fair.

Woremiayns D Pakat Ffreeream Phis Watertown Royal Dts Prandstand Geertss Ween Bana Drurom

Nero sestertius and antique coin collection gifted to Yankton college

A. W. Westhorpe of Yankton donates a rich coin hoard featuring a Nero sestertius with an inscription and the temple of Janus on the reverse. The gift, spanning Parthian and Judaean pieces, includes fragments of Roman pottery from Oswestry near Arrow, plus mounted butterflies and moths for college displays.

Janus Parthia Crassus Judaea Mn Westhorpe Maeland Ariconium Hepefordshire Glevum Gloucestst Wenchester Mare Pompeii Oulaneum Westhorpe Homorius Wiesthorpe Follese

Celebrations Planned for Egan on Fourth

Fragmented snippet notes planned events for an Egan Fourth celebration. Mentions marshals and local groups but lacks clear dates or places.

Egan

Colonel John Le Jolley to Speak at Platte Fourth of July

Vermillion former congressman Colonel John W. Jolley will deliver the principal address at Platte South Dakota's Fourth of July celebration, joining local officials for the community event.

Jon le Jolley Platt Platte S. D John W. Joey Vermillion South Dakota Coe

Fourth annual district WCTU convention opens at Webster

The fourth annual convention of the HKighth district of the Women's Christian Temperance Union opened in Webster today for a four day meeting. The district includes Union Day Grant Roberts and Marshall counties.

Governor appoints two to state dental examiners board

Pierre S D June 6 Governor Crawford names G W Callins of Vermillion and J G McCartney of Mitchell to the state board of dental examiners for six year terms. McCartney fills vacancy created by revocation of Larsen certificate.

Hebrew Letter Frat Planned in Colleges

International movement to establish a Hebrew letter fraternity in colleges and universities has begun in Cincinnati. The Yad Kaph Tau fraternity already has a Cincinnati university chapter with nine members, while Harvard and Columbia chapters are expected to start in the fall.Plans also include universities in Germany.

Cincinnati Yad Kaph Tau Cincinnati University Harvard Columbia Low Idelberg Haale Germany

Fourteen of Nineteen Hildren Survive Mother

Mrs. Jung Gortmelker died at her home south of Miller aged 42 leaving nineteen children in marriage. Fourteen survive while five had died previously. Six of the youngest children were sent to relatives in Towa after the death.

Miller S. D Jung Gortmelker Towa

Police warn mashers against harassing women students

Madison police declared war on mashers who bother normal school students, churchgoers, and users of the foot bridges on upper Egan avenue. Chief Davis warned they will be promptly arrested and severely punished.

Madison S. D State Normal School Egan Avenue Davis

Boys Despoil Handsome Monument in Sioux Falls

In Sioux Falls on June 4 a gang of boys mostly from prominent families toppled and broke the bronze statue of a Civil War soldier that stood at Central school. The monument, valued at about 1200, was a gift from Col. J. H. Drake of St. Paul. A confessed participant said they thought the statue was brass and planned to hide and sell the pieces.

Sioux Falls S. D Central J. H. Drake St. Paul Minn

Population rise noted in May in Kilk Point area

Union county vital statistics for May report twelve births, five deaths and six marriage licenses. The May figures come from Kilk Point, S. D., with the data compiled in early June.

Kilk Point S. D Union County

Yankton RAN IS Interstate Winner

Word came that Howard Warren of Yankton College won the interstate oratorical contest at Grand Forks North Dakota. Warren, son of President Hy. IX. Warren, recently won the honor representing his institution and state, scoring over many able orators. The college anticipates a rousing welcome on his return.

Ikton S&s. D Howard Warren Yankton College Grand Forks N. D Hy. IX. Warren Yankton Core Warren

Sioux Falls letter drive targets Parkston murder case

Sioux Falls traders receive circular letters from a Parkston committee urging contributions to pay special attorneys for the Emmi Kauffman murder case. The missives imply retaliatory loss of trade for noncontributors, as Parkston and Hutchinson county push for a thorough trial amid Minnehaha county tax funding.

Sioux Alls S. D Emmi Isauffiman Sioux Falls Parkston Parkston Committee Siiele Kauffman Agnes Poireis Agnes Polfis Sioux Walls W. H. Shaw Sioux Malis Kauffiman Minnehaha Hutchinson County Minnehaha County

Memorial Day Address Urges Pension for Veterans

Aberdeen, June 1. Governor Crawford spoke at Memorial Day praising veterans and urging a pension for every veteran with an honorable discharge. He argued that the nation should provide adequate support without heavy red tape and recalled the sacrifice of citizen soldiers in the Civil War.

Aberdeen S. D Crawford South Dakota Grim Reaper Abraham Lincoln Great Republic Lfe England

Bank Reorganized After Eggen Lumber Setback

Vienna South Dakota June 3 The First National Bank of this town shows no impact from Eggen Lumber setback. H G Eggen retires as president. A M Sogn becomes president with Louis Brekke as VP and J Benjamin Graslic as cashier. Bank reports resources of 78 853 82 plus 25 000 stockholders’ obligation totaling 103 353 92 to protect deposits. Deposits stand at 39 761 29 with over 12 600 cash on hand.

Louis Brekke J. Benjamin Graslic Washington

Convict Wilson Surrenders After Hidden Escape Plan

Sioux Falls prison officials discover inmate Wilson did not leave the grounds. Confined for life for a Moody County murder, he hid behind cement barrels in the power house after using a plank and rope of bed clothing to attempt escape, injuring his hip in a fall.

Sioux Wills S. D Id Wilson Sioux Palls Moody County Wilson

Aberdeen Heiress Plans Elegant Wardrobe After Will

Mrs. George Grant Mason of Aberdeen, linked to the late James Henry Smith fortune, altered an order for two summer gowns to a full outfit. The heute wardrobe includes white embroidered batiste gown, white net gown, pongee suits, black and white pique suit, numerous lingerie waists, and hats. The bill exceeds 31,000 with hats costing about 200 more. She is in semi mourning and orders simple black and white gowns.

Minneapolis Minn George Grant Mason James Henry Silent) Smith Plaza Hotel New York Mrs. Mason Y York Iive Tarigeret Tim Aberdeen James Henry Smith

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