In Town and Country Notices of Mitchell People
A week of travel and personal moves across Mitchell features Mrs. Flynn and daughter relocating to Edson. Mrs. Cook visiting Mt Vernon. Edward Nolan visiting from Independence Iowa. Miss White returning to Chicago. weddings and summer travels among Winsor Kimball families. several marriages and long journeys noted. Doings include Father Nugent’s retreat travel, Dr. Smith and Branson tennis trips, Y M C A junior camp plans, and many departures for Fargo Morrison Maine and California.
Closing Hours of Congress End With Taft Signatures
Taft left the Capitol at 11 after adjournment of the sixtieth first Congress smiling as he signed most measures. Both houses voted for investigations into McMurry Indian contracts and heard bribery allegations from Gore and Murphy. Committees were formed in each chamber to probe contracts during the recess.
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Kansas
Thurston
Nebraska
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Okla
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Burke
South Dakota
Campbell
Miller
Minnesota
Stephens
Texas
Saunders
Virgina
Sherman
Jones
Washington
Burton
Ohio
Crawford
Hughes
Colorado
Percy
Mississippi
Beverly
Mann
Colorado River
Employers’ Liability Commission
Woman's body recovered from burned excursion steamer J S
The body of Mrs Elmarandoll of New Albion Iowa was recovered from the wreck of the excursion steamer J S which burned Saturday Jack Plein of Lansing Iowa and Norman Fox of Victory Wis were locked in the brig for intoxication and escaped but are missing
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer Promises Refund
An advertisement pledges one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan & Marvin and notes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and price.
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Hoow
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Senators Warner Hughes Denby Brantly Named On Commission
Senators Warner and Hughes and Representative Denby of Michigan, and Representative Brantly of Georgia were named on the commission.
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House
Warner and
Hughes
Denby
Michigan
Brantly
Georgia
Federal ruling strikes down hours law for rail crews
The Commerce Commission announced Judge Page Morris in Iowa ruled federal hours limits on interstate railroad crews unconstitutional. Illinois Central challenged the law on thirteen grounds citing the employers liability decision. Because a hearing on the Pullman case was unavailable, the ICC suspended its order from July 1 to July 12 and kept sleeping car rates in the west under review.
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Commerce Commission
United States District
Page Morris
Iowa
Illinois Central
United States Supreme Court
United Sates
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Battle Mountain inmate J H O Kefe dies by suicide
J H O Kefe a Spanish American War veteran and Battle Mountain sanitarium inmate cut his throat in his cell after wandering Fall River in delirium seeking a deep place to end his life. He had known his illness would be fatal and was in a state of melancholy when he acted.
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J. H. O’kefe
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Fall River
Sanitarum
Tragic Joy Ride Sends Abel to Grave in Car Fire
Robert O. Abel, 24, and two friends set out for a morning drive. Their car crashed, Abel was pinned beneath it as flames started, and he burned to death. Companions Fred Abel and Harry Jenson were seriously injured but expected to recover.
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Robert O. Abel
Abel
Atie
Fred Abel
Harry Jenson
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