Suppress Illegal Liquor and Gambling Firms Hit by City Court
Police targeted two gaming dens and illegal liquor rooms in recent days as city officials moved against Mitchells Liquor and associated operators. Judges fined Fred Widmann and James Gormley $50 and $50 respectively, with Wright fined $25. City Attorney Hitchcock urged compliance and promised to curb further violations. A wolf pack incident ended with casualties as town tensions rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni Goodwin
John
R. D. Martin
Alex Mitchell
Marshal Irvine
H. W. Kress & Co
Johnn
Frank Wright
Gemman
Irvine
Bob
Night Watch
Roth
James Gormley
Fred’ Widmann
Hitchcock
Election results in St Bernard Commandery No 1 KT
The St Bernard Commandery No 1 KT elects Edward B Bracy as Eminent Commander J T Morrow Generalissimo J W Beattie Captain General Jno H Babcock Prelate Co W Adams Treasurer W A Rogers Recorder Geo E Logan Senior Warden Thos M Liddell Junior Warden The Fifth District W CTU convention set for Mitchell April 21 22 with Mrs R B Hager of Madison president and Mrs R J Smart of Beresford corresponding secretary Armour Chronicle notes Mitchell sports returning with Armour supporters and dogs heading to reservation south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Commandery No.1
K T
Edward B. Bracy
J. T. Morrow
J. W. Beattie
Jno
H. Babcock
W. Adams
W. A. Rogers
Geo. E. Logan
Thos. M. Liddell
Mitchell
R. B. Hager
Madison
R. J.smart
Beresford
Legislative Aftermath from Sunday's Deity
South Dakota's Second Legislative Assembly adjourned at 4:20 AM after a long night. A special train left Pierre at 6:00 AM as members returned home, with Senator Clark gravely ill. his recovery is uncertain. The resubmission bill failed 18 to 20. The World’s Fair bill was dropped to preserve other appropriations. The Immigration Commissioner post was ended, no funds for state veterinarian or Public Examiner. Blanchard reappointed. Charles Stocking’s disability was removed with Senator Preston’s help. Senate spending was about $60,000 below the house. Sioux Falls Press reports show absentees and roll call: 18 yeas, 20 nays, 7 absent.
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Second Legislative Assembly of
South Dakota
Pierre
Clark
Black Hills
Florida
Sioux Talla
Senate
Messrs
Austin
Bean
Byrne
French
Horton
Kennedy
Kittredge
Maxwell
O’brien
Potter
Schnidt
Sheafe
Stewart
Washabaugh
White
Wickham
Willrodt
Zimmerman
Abbott
Bird
Drew
Kyle
Scholfield
Smith
Returning Legislators Reach Mitchell From the North
Among the returning legislators who arrived in Mitchell yesterday noon were Senator Preston with Mrs. Preston, John K. Johnson and others from Brule, Aurora, Clay, Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Douglas, Yankton, Union, Hanson, Hutchinson, the Black Hills, plus State officials Ringsrud Blanchard Cone Powers and others. A note of sympathy goes to Rev Bogga and family. Uncalled letters list includes Freeland Thea, Myers, Mrs John A Gusder, James Montellet, Jo Harmlin Mitchell Ida Hartwell, A Merraugh, Tom Keller, Sigmond Payne, C G Kerr, Anna Swindler, Henry Kellogg,Geo Schlund, Henry Myers, Gertrude Smith, Geo Danzer, BL Johnson, Charley & Liza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Preston
John K. Johnson
Messrs. Rowe
Richards
Wilfrect
Covey
Brule
Heintz
Davis
Aurora
Jolly
Clay
Byrne
Bon Homme
Walker
Charles Mix
Beam
Kline
Douglas
French
Yankton
Moore
Union
Wickham and Bard
Hanson
Schnidt
Hutchinson
Gregg
Putnem
Black Hills
Ringsrud
Blanchard
Cone
Powers
Freeland
Thea I Myers
John A
Gusder
James
Montellet Jo Harmlin
Mitchell Ida Hartwell
A Merraugh
Tom Keller
Sigmond Payne
Kerr Anna Swindler
Henry Kellogg
Geo. Schlund
Henry
Myers Gertrude Smith
Geo Danzer
Johnson Charley
Liza
J. W. Beattie
P. M
The Negro in America Discourse at Congregational Church
Rev N S Bradley spoke to a large Congregational church audience on the Negro in America. He warned of rising race prejudice, argued the Negro will remain in the U S, urged education and Christianization, and noted population growth and future roles for blacks. He cited Douglas Lynch and others to support intellect equal to Anglos.
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Congregational Church
N.S. Bradley
America
United States
Africa
Fred Douglas
John.r. Lynch
Lanngton
Christian Church
Commercial Club forms inquiry on seed and feed support
The Commercial Club of Davison County moves to study county needs for spring seed and feed aid. A committee of J Harry Green John Reierson and R D Welch will assess requirements and push for a county board special meeting if needed. Last year 115 farmers received loans totaling 3879.17 dollars with 7 percent interest and notes secured on crops.
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Commercial Club
R. W. Wheelock
J. Harry Green
John ‘Reierson
R. D. Welch
Farmula
Mitchell
Davison
Beadle County
Kingsbury County
Davison County
Baker
Union
Mt. Vernon
Blendon
Badger
Perry
Clemans Elected Captain of Co A in Waseca Regiment
The Waseca Radical notes Rev. E. C. Clemans as captain of Co. A after Monday night’s election. The brother of F. J. Clemans is praised for selecting him, described as the best informed captain on tactics in the third regiment.
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Waseca
F. J. Clemans
E. C. Clemans
Co. A
3D Regiment
Prohibition Debate Sparks Local Reaction In Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls Press reports strong local sentiment over the failed resubmission bill and warns that public enthusiasm if uncontrolled could undermine law enforcement. The G A R encampment for South Dakota opens in Yankton on March 25 with delegates including A Dean E Spangler and A B Curtiss among Ransom Post comrades.
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Sioux Falla
Department of South Dakota
Yankton
Ransom Post
A. Dean
E. Spangler
A. 8. Curtiss
Beed Wheat Wanted in Mitchell Aid Plan Suggested
A. C. Pollard says many farmers in Baker Union Mt Vernon and Blendon townships need seed wheat and urges Mitchell citizens to organize to provide for them. Also praised are Sergeant Pierre Capital and assistant Powers for diligent senate service. Card of thanks from Mrs J W Mohn and J B Reitzel expresses gratitude for neighbors' kindness during illness death and burial.
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A. C. Pollard
Baker
Union
Mt. Vernon
Blendon
Mitchell
Pierre
Storms Box
Mr. Powers
Senate
J.B. Reitzel
Her Awful Crime Ends in Notorious Uniontown Murder
Rocugster New York March 9 Matilda Cunningham twenty seven disfigured for life by her sister Lena Cunningham thirty four at their uncle Michael McFarland home on Cortland street The quarrel over a job led Lena to throw vitriol at Matilda as she slept Lena was captured after a desperate police struggle with a Bay City fiend description and Matilda remained ill tempered and vowed not to work at Briggs seed house amid the disturbing domestic drama
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Rocugster
N. Y
Matilda Cunningham
Lena Cunningham
Michal McFarland
Cortland Street
Matilda
Lena
Briggs’ Seed House
eDenate
Divorce Leads to Tragedy in Uniontown Shooting
A sensational Uniontown Ind affair ends in murder after divorce and child custody disputes. Charles Coryell and wife clashed over the infant. Coryell, attacked at the church, drew a revolver and killed Arthur Bedell as Bedell and kin tried to seize the child. The involved families are prominent locally.
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Uniontown
Ind
Louisyi Ie
Charles ‘Corryeill
Aeeking Tefauge
Shesa
Igre
Coryell
Bedells
Arthur Bedell
Fought For His Life In Bay City Murder Case
Bay City officers fought a desperate battle to arrest Henry Hollicher for the murder of Andrew Polson. Hollicher, who allegedly fired on police, was arraigned and pleaded guilty before the hearing was adjourned. An angry crowd gathered at the jail, and officers used force to prevent lynching as Hollicher claimed insanity. Other reports note an ex mayor murder in Wheeling, two men sentenced to electrocut ion, a Denver shooting during an arrest, two firemen fatally burned on a steamer, a fire that killed two children in New Liverick, and drownings on the Gila river in Carrton.
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Bay City
Mich
Henry Hollicher
Andrew Polson
Otcer
Cers
Hollicher
Polson
Danning
Wheeling
W. Va
George S. Garrison
George Baird
Baird
Garrison
Eleventh Street
Red
Cincinnati
Ohio
Buckeye State
Patriot
Ind
Thomas Jones
Ash Wheelock
Sam Hamilton
Iwj
City
Alexander I
Servia
von Caprivi
Reichstag
Baltic
Boersen Zeitung
Freissinnige Zeitung
Bismarck
Wanamaker
O V+ McChesney
Charles A. Farrell
Chicago Brotherhood
Boston Association
Wal Ons
Alexanderine
Mecklenburg
Germany
Frederick Gebhard
News Notations Pruning Knife Judicionary Items of Interest
A mixed readings column notes a new bank opening at Emmetsburg Iowa on May 1 with capital of 50,000 dollars. It also cites the Minnesota State Library Association meeting at the capitol next Wednesday. Reports mention a Minnehaha Falls depot fire, a Yankton mayoral case, college appointments, and various local and national notices including suicides, postmasters, and state appointments.
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Emmetsburg
Lews
State Library Association
Capitol
Minnehaha Falls
Minn
W. P. Harnden
Gicide
Germania House
Yankton
Minnesota Agricultural College
Fred Hinry
Wisconsin
Agricultural College
Atkinson
C. L. Lorraine
Renvilleville Union
R. Sheppard
Lorraine
East Jordan
Michal John Hanlon
St.Paul
West Duluth
Merrill & Ring
Neenal
Wis
Chamberlain
Crow Creek
Celestine Kaltenbach
Potosi
Pontmnasica
van Buren
South Dakota
Il . J. Rice
Kincey
William Smith
J. H. Baldwin
T. E. Blanchard
Otc
C. B. Alford
Soldiers’ Home
S. M. Laird
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City Ordingate
George Lumley
Steip
Mitchell Wolf Hunters
Armour Chronicle
Mitchell Sports
Armourites
Armour Dogs
Commissioner of Immigration
Charles Stocking
House
Howard
Howard Press
Boggs
Bogga
Our Republic
Bismarck Tribune
the Tribune
The
J. W. Belcher
Warren Belcher
Sioux City
Tae
Brooklyn
Charles McIlvaine
Christian W. Lucca
Nicola Triesa
Sing Sing’ Prison
Denver
Red Cliffe
Colo
Frank Morrison
Gilman
Link Jenks
New Liverick
George White
Gila
Carrton
Ariz
Green
Solomonville
Gila River
Aberdeen
Liverpool
West Superior
Duluth and Superior Steamship Copany
Duluth
St. Paul
Souis St, Paul
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Bard
Northern
Chicago
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