Opening Season Plans For Mitchell And Aberdeen Teams
Mitehall manager D C Sneller works on opening dates with Aberdeen. Aberdeen proposes May 10 as a kickoff and a series in Mitchell, with both sides ready to host. Aberdeen invites Mitchell to visit Aberdeen for a season opener, and Mitchell accepts to perform a home and away schedule. Aberdeen claims a strong 1901 squad, while Sioux City may join the South Dakota circuit and Madison will not field a team this year.
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O Regan
Teresin
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sie Jer Oas
Micheli
Abardeen
Soeller
Aberden
Prescott
St. Paul
Sioux City
South Dakota
Madison
Aberdeen Chosen as Revenue Office Headquarters
Aberdeen is favored to host the combined North and South Dakota revenue office. The collector will be based in Aberdeen, with an expected annual revenue of about 40,000 and a staff including a collector, chief clerk, two clerks, and two deputy collectors for each state. Local figures suggest C. B. Collins of Groton may be appointed collector.
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North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Aberdeen
Revenue Office
Kyle
Southakota
McCumber
Indimiuca
Aod
Aberdsen
Another Swindling Device Reported In Town
A new scam targets merchants with fake debt collectors from distant towns. A man solicits contracts to collect on a percentage, then another man presents signed notes for 30 dollars and demands payment. If refused, a remote justice summons is served, often prearranged to pressure merchants into paying to avoid a long trip and costly fight.
Mail Carrier Wanted Between Mitchell and Goshen
Postmaster authorized to receive bids for carrying mail three times weekly on a route from Mitchell to Goshen. Bids due April 4, contract lasts one year with supplementary daily delivery along the route. Service aims to bring mail to farmers south of town. stage departs Mitchell Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:50 a.m.
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Clark
Posts Department
Mitchell
Guoebeu
Goshen
Here
Advertising as a trade in art and wall signs
A New York Post style feature explores the billboard craft, revealing that top sign painters are trained artists often studying in European ateliers. It notes the commercial pull of art, high pay for lead painters, and the challenges of securing display space while contrasting machine printed panels with hand traced work. The piece also mentions tramps as recurring vandal threats and the global exchange of ad design ideas via art journals.
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Brooklyn
Varis
United States
Maine
California
New York
New York Post
Poison and Turkeys in Odd Tales of Health and War
A collection of curious notes on arsenic consuming shepherds famed for durable health and wind, Sarah Bernhardt facing a Turkish heckle, and General Greene enforcing strict army discipline during the Spanish American War era, highlighting duty over personal need.
Missed His Chance During an Arts Society Lecture
Mr E Walter Maunder recounted a story about a student in an astronomy lecture who forgot the composition of the corona. The lecturer lamented, joking that the only man who knew the corona's composition has forgotten it. London Chronicle style humor shows the lecturer's reaction to the lapse.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Marseilles
Mme. Bernhardt
Sarah
Bernhardt
Society of Arts
E. Walter Maunder
London Chronicle
Juvenile Logic and Uncle Harry Etiquette
A New York Mail and Express anecdote notes Norman’s mother insisting on proper naming. After a stern rebuke for failing to use his uncle’s name, the boy asks why he should say Uncle Harry when he would not say Uncle Papa.
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Norman
Uncle Harry
Papa
New York Mail and Express
More In Sorrow Than Anger Judge’s Irony in Court
A Baltimore case features a woman accused of battering her husband. She tells the judge she struck him more in sorrow than anger, and explains she used a sad iron as the weapon. The remark highlights a humorous, yet troubling, defense in a domestic dispute.
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Baltimore American
Architectural quip flags taste in Uncle Tom's Cabin
Detroit Journal quotes a reader laments the novel's style calling it not up to expected architecture of taste. The exchange mocks the work as a Queen Anne villa of literature, illustrating local attitudes toward design and culture.
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Uncle Tom
Detroit Journal
Remembering Blaine and Henderson in Washington
In Washington General Henderson met Speaker James G Blaine in the lobby as Blaine passed to the marble staircase. Six years later Henderson stayed at Wormleys and met Blaine in the dining room, where Blaine recalled Henderson by name and the waiter confirmed Blaine’s memory. Washington Post.
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Sion Blaine
Henderson
Congress
Blaine
Washington
Iowa
Wormley’s
General Henderson
Maine
Mistah Henderson
Washington Post
Origin of Yosemite Valley Glacial Formation
Glacial erosion shaped Yosemite Valley with the Tenaya glacier driving down the canyon and carving the gorge. Branch glaciers formed hanging valleys and vertical cliffs, while a downstream Merced river later eroded the valley floor and left a lakebed now drained by erosion. This summary cites National Geographic Magazine.
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Yosemite Valley
Yosemite
Tenaya Canyon
Fort Monroe
Tenaya
Little Yosemite
Silouette
Bridal Veil
National Geographic Magazine
The Glass of Fashion in Victorian Wardrobe Trends
New York Sun outlines popular evening gown colors and fabrics such as pink shades white silk mull blouses with gold thread tucks violet flowers tied with gold ribbon and violet silk tassels. It notes black broadcloth with ermine or black and white braid trim and white broadcloth bridesmaids gowns with yellow embroidered vests. Victorian coat styles include Louis XV turret jackets and costuming details with gold medallions and lace.
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New York Sun
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