Band Engaged for Corn Palace Season 1911
Mitchell's corn palace secures Channing Ellery's band for a Chicago summer fame. The fifty‑member ensemble, directed by Taddeo di Girolamo, will perform in Ireland and Scotland before a Seattle Astoria run. Ellery values tonal purity and plans eight weeks in Glasgow and major cities.
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Corn Palace
Mitchell
Channing Ellery
Chicago
Bismarck Gardens
Taddeo di Girolamo
Ellery’s
Marine Band
Ellery
Ireland
Scotland
Glasgow
Seattle
Astoria
Oregon
Northwest
Ness
Europe
Eight Die as Mexican Riot Rocks Capital
Eight people were killed and forty wounded in a riot between women suffragists and rurales. Provisional President De la Barra vows to quell disorders, while Madero, greeted with a hearty welcome in Mexico City, plans a balcony speech and campaign kickoff.
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Madero
de la Barra
Diaz
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Eduardo Hay
Col Hay
Mexico City
Aberdeen Woman Dies of Rabies After Dog Bite
Mrs. C. Hardike of Brown County died at age 45 from hydrophobia after a bite on the forehead from a pet dog three weeks earlier. Physicians say immediate cauterization might have prevented the disease. she died yesterday evening after a rapid decline.
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Aberdeen
Tornado Strikes Powell City Area Causing Destruction
Ipswich S D reports a tornado that began near Powell City damaging a school house. It injured Mrs Morris and Roland Williams, with Williams badly hurt and not likely to recover. A stallion carried a mile and a half, a mare and colt moved half a mile, and Ed O Evans lost everything with total losses about 35000 dollars.
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David J. Morris
Ed. O. Evans
Redfield Wins Over Mitchell in Baseball Clash
Redfield defeats Mitchell 10 to 3 as Redfield hitters spark scoring in the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth innings. Mitchell lone rallies come in the fourth and late. Crowding and fielding miscues help Redfield pull away, with key plays by Mee Canty and Jones shaping the outcome.
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Jones
Mee
Canty
Redfield
Gerlach
Metz
Reed
Melchau
Bradshaw
Bell
Gardner
Farley
Lewis
Sherer
McCarl
Wela
Anned
Thigstieé
Otto
Mitchell
Erickson
Wilson
Means
PO T. Mee
Rf Bradshaw
Weise
Rus
Farley Mee
Canty Few
Keystone
McCar
Welse
Mitchell Means
Ephere
Jones Wenl
Malchau
Luverne Teenager Killed in Elevator Accident
Kenneth Carver aged 16 died at the Luverne Brick and Tile company factory when his neck became caught between elevator floor and the third floor. He had just returned from a Presbyterian assembly in New York and a vacation in Pennsylvania when the accident happened near his home.
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Luverne Brick and Tile Company
Carver
General Presbyterian Assembly
New York
Pennsylvania
Harmony Planned for 1912 Campaign
Springield Illinois reports that campaign harmony is planned for 1912 as President Taft seeks unified backing amid party divisions. Taft aides announce efforts to secure support across factions ahead of the national campaign.
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Fisher
Deneen
State Undertakers Meet Opens in Pierre
About a hundred undertakers from across the state gather in Pierre for the annual meeting. The morning session covers organization and opening, with Prof. Horace Mell of Chicago delivering the first address in the afternoon. The Belle Fourche delegation pushes to host next year’s meeting.
Funeral Services for Col. Abraham Boynton Held in Wagner
Colonel Abraham Boynton received funeral rites Friday in Wagner South Dakota. The Masonic order conducted ceremonies in the newly completed Masonic temple with Rev. Geo Hoover delivering a short address. The capacity of the hall was taxed and many townspeople attended, reflecting high local regard for Boynton.
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Geo. Hoover
Wagner
Boynton
Phe Piar
Mitchell
Stillwell Wins North Dakota South Dakota Oratory Contest
F. E. Stillwell of Fargo College won first place in the inter state oratory contest with Dakota Wesleyan’s BN L. Leavitt taking second. Judges noted Stillwell’s thought and composition as exceptional while Leavitt, though hampered by a cold, gave a strong performance. The event drew a large crowd and was regarded as the best yet.
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Fargo
N. D
North and
South Dakota
F. E. Stillwell
Fargo ‘College
BN L. Leavitt
Dakota Wesleyan
Inter-State Association
Death of Abraham Boynton Revered Wagner Citizen
Abraham Boynton, respected Wagner resident and former soldier, died after Decoration Day remarks. The funeral procession was led by the Wagner band and Odd Fellows with masons from nearby towns in attendance. Comrades of the Gay R. served as honorary pallbearers.
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Mitchell
Wagner Band
Odd Fellows
Cornet Boynton
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Abraham Boynton
Wagner
Boynton
H. OD
Scotland
R. J. Ta
J. H. Evan
Adam, Grimes
Wegner Plant
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