The Stoppping of the Big Fight and Rail Law Views
The Mitchell Capital reports on the California prize fight shutdown tied to San Francisco exposition aims and Gillette's decision. It covers railroad rate reforms, commerce court proposals, and the Senate's resistance to a railroad valuation clause, signaling Taft's Roosevelt era policy shifts. It also notes local visits by Samuel Anderson and Mrs. K S Christensen, and a pharmacy board meeting in Mitchell with July sessions.
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Cal Mornia
Gillette
Gillett
San Francisco
Congress
House
United States
Gillettes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Tate
Bent
Dell Rapids
State Board of Pharmacy
Republican
Yankton College Has A Good Year
Yankton South Dakota reports the twenty eighth annual commencement closes a successful year. Enrollment reaches 371 with gains in leading departments. Freshman class holds fifty two students and the graduating class totals fourteen the largest in the college history. Additional graduates include music normal and elocution with counts listed.
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Yankton, S. D
Yankton College
Holy Family School Eighth Grade Year End Program
An eighth grade ceremony at Holy Family School closed the year with a program witnessed by many parents. Students performed poems, essays, recitations, solos, and a diploma presentation under Sisters Teresa Lindard Benigna Akron and staff guidance.
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THE
Holy Family
Holy Family School
Geel Garner
Eneis
Ruby Geiger
Tie Lilly
Wenzel Flora Turgeon
Christian Maiden
Anna Donovan
Daddy’s Little Wahy
Celestine Burns
Mary Andorfer
Genevieve Branson
Robert Witherspoon
Marion Mitchell
Flora Turgeon
Sacred Heart
Love Divine
J. J. Shea
O. E. Browne
Teresa, Lindard
Benigna J
Akron
Graduation Diplomas Presented to 135 Pupils
Father Shea attended the ceremony and distributed the diplomas to the graduating class, offering kind and encouraging words to the 135 pupils.
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Father Shea
Miller and Miss Sarah Frances Miller Wed in Cresbard
City Attorney Miller and his sister Miss Hannah Miller attended a Cresbard ceremony Wednesday at 2 pm. Rev F L Bromaghin officiated as Sarah Frances Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexandria Miller, became his wife. The couple will reside with Prof C D Hardy for the summer after returning by the 1 pm train.
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Miller
Hannah Miller
Cresbard
Sarah Frances Miller
Alexandria Miller
F. L. Bromaghin
C. D.hardy
Dakota Wesleyan University
Aberdeen Keeps Land Office Through Autumn
Washington reports Senator Gamble met with Commissioner Dennett and Judge Witten to delay any interior department action on moving the land office from Aberdeen until registrations are complete. Western towns may wait six months. settlers plan to file on Mellette and Bennett counties next spring to plant crops. Gamble, tied to opening bills, aims to advance allotments on Rosebud and Pine Ridge lands with early fall registrations and spring settlements.
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Senator Gamble
Dennett
General Land Office
Judge Witten
Interior Department
Aberdeen
Missouri River
Indian Office
Mellette
Bennett County
Valentine
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Crawford
New York
Theodore Roose
Corroboration of Bribery Claims in Browne Senate Trial
In Chicago today Representative Beckemeyer testified he would vote for anyone to defeat Hopkins and that the thousand dollars paid him was not bribery. The trial heard fourteen defense objections overruled, signaling prosecution gains and corroborating White’s confession of paid votes for Lorimer. Beckemeyer said Browne handed White a package containing 1000 in sixtydollar bills at St Louis with the remark there is Lorimer money.
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Chicago
Beckemeyer
Brown
Hopkins
United States Senate
Myers
Link
Beckmeyer
Lee O’neil Browne
J McSurley
Representative White
Lorimer
Browne
H. J. C. Beckemeyer
Carlisle
Ill
White
St. Louis
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Mitchell
Jr, Ronald
Yeficia
Roosevelt
Jeffries
Johnson
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
Commission
Com
Taft
Samuel Anderson
K. S. Christensen
Mamie
Hilda Johnson
Wauseca, Minn
Christensen
W. A. Grafton
Anti-Saloon League
Atlantic City
D. Butterfield
Frances Miller
Tillie White
Yankton
Boston
Washington, D. C
United States Land Office
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