Roosevelt at Harvard Spurs Talks on College Sports
The piece discusses President Roosevelt's Harvard address urging students to pursue vigorous sports, contrasting with President Eliot's anti brutality stance. It notes the clash over athletics, the rarity of intentional injuries, and speculation Roosevelt may lead Harvard in the future. It also mentions railroad rate reforms in South Dakota as a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Kansas City Journal
Roosevelt
Eliot
Roosevel
Hliot
Harvard
Molly Coddies
Molly Coddie
Molly
Iowa
Son of Mrs. Eddy files suit for accounting of affairs
Mary Baker Eddy's son Glover, living in Deadwood South Dakota, sues the men managing her affairs in Concord New Hampshire to obtain an accounting of the business run in her name. The suit claims irregularities and seeks to determine the extent of her property and income before it is too late. The outcome is expected to reveal further details of the high profile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Eddy
Deadwood
S. D
Concord
N. H
Glover
Iowa two cent rate law sparks railroad service fears
After passage of the two cent rate, Iowa considers its rail road impact. Rail interests warn of planned extensions abandonment service cuts and expense reductions amid questions about the law’s real effects and timetable.
Penitentiary twine plant to be built by tax levy
A binding twine plant will be built at the penitentiary after state voters approved a tax levy of one and one fourth mills. The plan aims to raise about $400,000, though funds will not be ready to start before the summer of 1909. It is expected enough inmates will be available to operate the plant by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Committee
House
Senate
Congress adjourns after ship subsidy filibuster
Congress adjourned at noon after a long filibuster over the ship subsidy bill led by Senator Carmack of Tennessee. Senate floor time was consumed as postmaster appointments were not acted upon, leaving confirmations for another session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Carmack
Tennessee
Senate
Congress Raises Pay as Senators Face Loss of Wealth
Beginning today a congressional salary rises by 2500 dollars annually, with congressmen thanking their luck for higher pay. Senator Spooner of Wisconsin resigns timing the move to return to law, saying the salary increase cannot be afforded and he will seek fortune in practice, though he remains too able to lose from the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Spooner
Senator Gamble's SD postmaster confirmations debated
Senator Gamble proclaimed he defeated seven South Dakota postmaster confirmations Deadwood Deadwood Deadwood Edgemont Mitchell Milbank Redfield Chamberlain Platte but a senator and Congressman Martin rebutted noting the senate committee reported all seven favorably and the confirmations were blocked by a Democratic filibuster.
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Ganble
Congress
Shaw
Deadwood
Goddard
Edgemont
Bras
Mitchell
Downie
Milbusk
Crisman
Redfield
Stevens
Chamberlain
Henry
Platte
Jin
Senate
Martin
Senator Gamble
Gamble
South Dakota
Fagemont
Milbank
Senate Committee On Post Offices
J. D. Cotton
Parker
Burke
Washington
Senator Ritter to Shine in Senate for South Dakota
The text praises Senator Ritter and Senator Hillreegers for their roles in canal construction. Ritter is hailed for his active chairmanship and thorough studies of the Pahaaia canal work. The article predicts a great future name for Ritter and South Dakota through ongoing canal efforts.
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York
New York
Selah Kittredge
South Dakota
Congress
Ritter Whit
Senate
South Dakotas
Hillreegers
Ana Wich
Sayo
Said Pasha Pleases Mitchell Audiences At Gale Theatre
A large audience gathered Monday to hear Said Pasha by the Roscians Opera Co at the Gale theatre. Lucia Nola led with a sweet voice and winning presence, Frank Walters gave a finely toned tenor performance, and supporting players Crowley Dewey Lawton Dewey Flavell impressed. The chorus of a dozen young ladies contributed strong harmony as the company closed with Martha announced for tonight.
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Gale Theatre
Pasha
Roscian Opera Co
Roscians
Mitchell
Lucia Nola
Frank Walters
Crowley
Dewey
Farmers Tribune seed and nursery issue preview
The Farmers' Tribune prints a preview of its annual seed and nursery number to be published February 14. It features soil preparation, seed selection guidance, and articles by authorities including Prof W M Hays. The issue promises editorial content and is offered at a bargain subscription price.
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Farmer Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Agricultural and Livestock Weekly
Farmers’ Tribune
W. M. Hays
America
Newlz
Our Clubbing Offer for The Capital and Publications
An offer valid for 90 days lists The Capital in connection with The Weekly Inter Ocean for $1.35 and The Semi-Weekly Sioux City VOUTDRIEREEECE EEL EEE EE EER Ener for $1.60 and The Farmers Tribune Sioux Olbyerere cher er ee coe for $1.25. Sample copies available on application.
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Sioux City
Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux
Advertising Your Wants In The Republican Pays
Promote your needs with a Republican classified ad and reach local buyers. Simple, effective notices connect readers with items services or opportunities in your area.
Weather Outlook March Storm Cycles and Seismic Activity
The forecast describes multiple storm periods from March 7 to 17 and 20 to 22, with a final regular storm run from March 25 to 31. It warns of rain, wind, thunder, snow, blizzards, and extreme temperatures, plus heightened earthquakes and volcanic activity worldwide. It notes lunar phases, planetary alignments, and celestial events as factors in uprisings of storms and space weather.
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Canada
Atlantic
Lease of Common School Lands in Davison County
On March 19 1907 all unleased common school lands in Davison county will be offered for lease at public auction between 10 am and 4 pm at the front door of the courthouse Pierre dated January 14 1907 signed O C Dokken Commissioner of School and Public Lands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Said County
Pierre
O. C. Dokken
Winter Storm and Snowfall Mark February in Bobrúry
February brought extreme cold and a severe storm season to Bobrúry. Eleven inches of snow fell, melting to four inches of water, with 21 clear days, five partly cloudy, and two cloudy. Temperatures swung from five degrees above zero to two degrees below the next morning, and the warm spell reached a peak near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Ula
Bobrugry
Leeland Art Co. Stockholders Set March Meeting
The Poe annual meeting of the Leeland Art Co. stockholders will be held March 16 at 10 a.m. for the election of officers and other business. President O. S. Leeland urges attendance to conduct company affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
The
Leeland Art Co
Offccers
Notice to Creditors Estate of Angeline I Wellman
Executor J H Perris calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Mitchell in Davison County. Dated February 15 1907. Preston Hannett attorneys for executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iistate
Angeline HK
Angeline Wellman
Preston & Hannett
Estate of Thomas Austin Executrix Seeks Claims
Estate of Thomas Austin deceased invites all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Notices directed to Elsie Austin executrix at her Davison County residence. Dated February 28, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Austin
Elsie Austin
Davison
Elsi Austin
Petition for Letters of Administration in Hat ties Bras Estate
South Dakota Davison County notices that Harry L Bras filed for letters of administration for Hattie I Bras deceased. Hearing set for March 16, 1907 at 9 a.m. in Mitchell by Judge W Abbey. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Hattie EE. Bras
H. L. Bras
Louiee Bras
Lilian I. Bras
Plorence
Bras
Sarah
Hattie I. Bras
Hattie
Mitchell
S. D
A. D
W. Abbey
Notice of Delinquent Stock Sale Extension to March 20 1907
Notice extends the sale date for delinquent stock to March 20 1907. At 9:00 am at the Company office 100m 35 Lewishon Block Butte Montana, necessary shares will be sold to cover delinquent assessments and sale expenses. R W Charlton president directs by order of the Directors.
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Lewishon
Minnie Jaye
Alloa
Curt
Anna Jurfure
Prank
Champrins
Gilbert Lue
Ilbert
Reder
Illa
Cehkowitz
Lizen Hleckter
Blollen Beck
Chas Hoppe
Yo Lou Charle
Hleckter
Charles Hleckter
Charles Lecktier
Paul Swohout
Paul Moohgul
Simon Kiser
Simon Kiser Isu
Simon Wiser
Anni LL Swayle
W. Keller
H. Kaiser
James M. Layman
Lizzie Lone
Lizzie Long
Lohns
I. Lindwiddle
Am “Metn
Georgie l
Miller
Pataniets
Georszia
Miller Caer
Georgia
G Orla L
Georgia I
Rosa Milisch
Ool
M. Sau Maloney
M. Maloney
David Meiler
Naegel
Adolph Stell
Lewishon Block
Butte
Montana
R. W. Charlton
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Washington, D. C
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