Conference of Charities to Meet in Redfield April 1 3
The Conference of State Charities, second in state history, chaired by W. H. Tipton, will convene in Redfield April 1–3. Governor Crawford may attend. program includes speeches by H. K. Warren, Thomas Nicholson, and Bishop Hare among others, with a visit to the Redfield Feeble Minded Institute.
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Conference of State Charities
Rbame
Yankton
HH. SK. Warren
W. H. Tipton
Redfield
Tipton
Crawford
Hose
Ual
Pone
Plankinton
H. K. Warren
Yankton College
Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
B. C. Brigson
Preaudent Board of Regents
Chas. M. Stevens
Aberdeen
G.S. Robinson
Des ‘Moines
Iowa
Board of Control
Hen. J. W.W. Parmley
Ipswich
O’gor- Man
Sioux Falls
School For Feeble Minded
Dora Donald
Umbert
School For the Blind
Diacusvon
Madge
Willis
Penteville
Bishop Hare
Broux Falls
Been Clack
Van Etten Delivers Gettysburg War Lecture to 400
Capt Van Etten of Highmore spoke to a 400 to 500 crowd on the Civil War battle of Gettysburg. Miss Walrath supervised city music as Turneaure introduced veterans who shared reminiscences of wartime events.
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van Etten
South
Gettysburg
Congregational Church
van ¢Ktten
Highmore
Getttysburg
Stalwarts Claim Near Tie in South Dakota Convention
Reports from Sioux Falls indicate a near tie in the Roosevelt Taft faction struggle as returns show stalwarts leading in popular vote while certain counties flip under insurgent claims. Senator Kittredge travels to Washington for official business then returns to campaign, with county results uncertain until the state convention.
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Sioux Falls
Kittredee
Washington
South Dakota
Walworth County
Hutchinson County
Hamlin County
Minnehaha
McPherson
Stanley
Aurora County
Mitchell Woman Praises Doan's Kidney Pills In A Strong Endorsement
Mrs. Mary E. Perry of Mitchell South Dakota reports kidney disease and Bright's diagnosis severe and life threatening. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring health after doctors gave up. The testimonial notes long suffering, swelling limbs, and renewed vigor after using the product.
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Mitchell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tampa
Fla
Mary E. Perry
Eleventh St
Dean
Bright
Doan
Diehl & Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Civic Federation Forms to End Saloons in Mitchell
Mitchell organizes a Civic Federation with W B Rowley as president and Rev Bowdish among its leaders. The group plans Sunday talks by temperance speakers to defeat liquor licenses in Mitchell ahead of the April 21 election, aiming to close saloons and improve civic life.
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Ar. 8. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
A. Craig Bowdish
Congregational Church
J. MacMurray
Presbyterian Church
Edward M. Jeffers
Baptist Church
W. B. Rowley
W. A. Harber
Treasier
F. W. Travis
E.’. Reamer
I. W. Seaman
John Beddoes
J. W. M Broadbent
Wm. Bell
W. E. Fonken
F. J. Herrick
Civic Federation
Mitchell
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and firm oath notice
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreatable case of catarrh. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed on December 6, 1886. Trail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 76 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
Trail
Odd Use For Bread In Watchmaking Factories
An American Food Journal note details watchmaking use of bread dough to wipe oil and remove chips from tiny watch parts. Steam and kneading turn bread into dough that absorbs oil and captures particles, explaining why bread dough is used as a wiper in factories producing delicate components.
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Greatswatch
Watch Factory
American Food Journal
Romans and the Sea: A Roman View of Maritime Life
The fragment discusses Virgil and the Roman view of the sea as vast and perilous yet manageable for empire. It notes Roman roads and arches linking lands, the Brundisium to Greece voyage as hardship, and Tiberius's yacht on Lake Nemi. It concludes Rome used the sea for power but could not fully embrace its instability.
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Virgil
Bay of
Naples
Brundisium
Greece
Ocean
Styx
Tiberius
Nemi
The Countess of Brienne Onboard A Stormy Ocean Voyage
Eaton Hollis, a British syndicate rep bound for New York, befriends a mysterious woman in sable on a steamship. He woos her as she exudes luxury, then discovers her true identity as Sarah Tousley, a poor girl posing as a countess to fund their travels.
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States
Eaton Hollis
New York
Hollis
Sable
Ingland
Purser
Countess of
Brienne
Goodby
Mr. Hollis
Tousley
Sarah Tousley
The Poor Sick Boy tale from Twain in Hannibal
Mark Twain told a true story to schoolchildren in Hannibal Missouri about a boy who wakes very ill and fears a weekend, only to learn the day is Friday. The doctor pretends to doubt the boy and then declares him fit to go to school on Monday.
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Mark Twain
Hannibal
Q Louisville Courier- Journal
Noble Young Man Rescues Drowned Daughter Scene
Grateful mother questions the rescuer as she believes he saved her daughter from a watery grave. The modest rescuer answers that he acted from a sense of duty, while a judge observes the exchange.
Schaefer Backs 14.1 Balk Line Over 18.1
Jacob Schaefer, the 18.1 balk line billiards champion, says the 18.1 game is uninteresting to the public and should be abolished. He favors replacing it with the 14.1 balk line, noting current championship play is below the standard set when 18.1 began.
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Schaefer
Jacob Schaefer
Cricketers from Philadelphia to Tour England Next Summer
Philadelphia plans to send a cricket team to England for a summer tour. Sailors are set to depart around June 25 with return anticipated about September 1. The squad is described as one of the best Philadelphia has fielded abroad, with four new players including Greene Morice Hordern and Winter among the notable entrants.
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England
Philadelphia
Greene
Morice
Hordern
Winter
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell Socker Eleven Seeks Brazilian Series Challenge
Cornell University's cosmopolitan Association football team stands ready for a series of matches with Sao Paulo's Paulista Football league in South America. The squad includes players from four continents and seven countries with only five Americans. manager and player A Arthur Sarmiento comes from Buenos Aires Argentina.
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Cornell
Cornell University
Sao Paulo
Brazil
South America
United States
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
Spain
Greece
Armenia
A. Arthur Sarmiento
Buenos Aires
Sonoma Girl Owner Seeks Next Trotter after Big Season
J. D. Springer, California horse man and owner of the great trotting mare Sonoma Girl, 2.05 percent, plans to find another trotter to chase big stakes next season. Sonoma Girl earned Springer 12,000 in purses, 5,200 in pool winnings, and 26,000 from selling the mare, totaling 43,200 for the season.
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Sonoma
Mack Signs College Wonder
Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Americans signs a college talent named Fred Barnicle of Providence. Barnicle pitched for Dean Academy and has beaten Yale Harvard Brown Holy Cross and other New England colleges. He is nineteen, six feet tall and weighs 185 pounds with thirteen one hit games.
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Mack
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Fred Barnicle
Providence
Dean Academy
Yale
Harvard
Brown
Holy Cross
New England
Barnicle
Evenson Sets Skee Jumping Record in Ishpeming Meet
John Evenson of Duluth Minnesota won the national skee tournament in Ishpeming and established a new American skee jumping record at 122 feet. He surpassed former Duluth rival John Mangsep who held the 117 foot mark.
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John Evenson
Duluth
Minn
Ishpeming
John Mangsep
Penn Droops Guy Haskins Over Class Absences
Penn has dropped Guy Haskins, noted intercollegiate mile half mile and cross country champion, for failure to attend classes. If the faculty committee does not relent, he will never again represent the red and blue on the cinder track.
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Guy Haskins
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Cardinals Sign Real Indian Outfielder From Burlington
John Rouse of Burlington ind will play one of the Cardinals outfield positions and is described as a full blooded Indian.
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Cardinals
John Rouse
Burlington
St. Louis Cardinals
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Conference OF Charities
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Jubercuogis
D. O. Thomis
Watertown
Board of Charities and Corrections
Alice Jewell
Cilldregs
Franz J. Feinler
Milbank
G. W. Nash
Northern” Normal and Raining School
W. E. Tipton
Eas ‘Board‘of Charities and Correcons
L. ©. Mead
Lospital
Yaaktou
H. A. ‘Tomilasun
Hospital For Insane
St. Peters
Andress
Julia la Ihop
Chicago
Board ‘of Charities and Correctional of
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F. B. Gault
Eealas
State University
van Etten’s
Will
Tion
the Civic Life
A. W. Gleason
Caesar
Sporting World
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