Prediction on Daniel seat replacement stirs tobacco links
The piece argues that if Senator Daniel of Virginia dies, the appointed successor could be Thomas F. Ryan, a figure tied to the tobacco trust and other unsavory fame. It asserts Ryan’s presence in the Senate would reveal who voted with him on wealth-related bills and should be defeated for re election.
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Daniel
Virginia
Thomas F. Ryan
Tobacco Trust
Ryan
Senate
Democratic caucus battles over Rules Committee seats
In a House Democratic caucus four members will sit on the new rules panel. Fitzgerald of New York faced opposition from Sims of Tennessee who led a failed bid against him. The piece suggests anti Cannon factions are scarce in both parties and critiques Aldrich and Cannon as agents of wealth. The author questions if the rich would rather see a GOP defeat than risk wealth regulation.
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House
New Rules Committee
Fitzgerald
New York
Cannon
Sims
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Republican
Republican Party
Taft
Aldrich
Funeral and town notes from Ethan March
The funeral of Peter Hanson was held at the M E church in Ethan with Rev Samuel Marble officiating. Mrs Nunemaker an old Worthen township resident is visiting. Will Clark’s cockle burr fire damaged property valued at $1000, with house and barn saved. Lyman Cooper and Flora Mitchell in town. Good Friday had no school. many planted potatoes. Henry Brosby ships cars to Canada. family to follow. Frank Graves’s son burned earlier. Elva Evans of Mitchell visited. Rev G Netson preached to a large crowd. Byron Swartz visited L A Cathout. Woodman ball set for March 28 with Forester drill at 11.
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Ethan
Peter Hanson
M. E
Samuel Marble
Nunemaker
Worthen Township
Will Clark
Lyman Cooper
Flora
Mitchell
Henry Brosby
Canada
Frank
E. E. Graves
Elva Evans
G. Netson
Alexandria News Roundup Reports Local Happenings
A fire of short duration injures Charlie Liko’s eyes from ammonia exposure. a westbound night train derails with no injuries. Roy Koonz welcomes a seven pound boy. Streets are being graded, a play runs to a slim crowd, and Miss Mary O Rouke opens her millinery. Several local arrivals depart, a petition seeks saloon licensing, a fish car is requested, a brick front shop adds plate glass, and two weddings occur at the Durst home with theatre trips and community cheers.
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Alexandria
Charlie Liko
Pasenger
Here
Roy Koonz
Roy
Opera Hous
Ernest Thompson
Bessie Durkee
Hattie Stablein
Burt Peckham
Ashley Lloyd
Vermillion
Ashley
Mary O’rouke
Methodist Church
F. A. Durkee
Garretson
E .H. Clark
D. T. Kuhn
Mr. Kuhn
Madison
Crowder & Warne
Iowa
Frank Durst
Harry
Alice Lang
General Coal Strike Planned Nationwide Action
Cincinnati reports President E. E. Lewis of the United Mine Workers announcing a general strike of coal miners to begin April 11. The move follows owners in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania denying wage increases sought by the miners.
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Cincinnati
E. E. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Hidden stellar group traced in Ursa Major and beyond
Studies reveal unrecognized star associations sharing common motion and physical conditions. Dr Luden dorf notes many principal Ursa Major stars and the dipper forming a coherent system moving in parallel space. Kinar Hertzsprung corroborates with Sirius Beta Aurigae and Alpha Coronae among others. Nine of fifteen system stars are double.
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Ludendorff
Kinar Hertzsprung
Spider loses web two and a quarter miles long
A spider’s body loses a surprisingly long web segment measuring two and a quarter miles. The event details a dramatic reduction in the spider’s silk investment during a single weaving session.
Cattle Steady to Weak as Hogs Rise in Sioux City Market
Market update from Chicago reports 15,000 cattle receipts with weakness and calves at 9.25, hogs up ten cents with a range of 10.60 to 10.95 and pigs 9.70 to 10.60. Sheep receipts at 10,000 hold steady with western lambs 9.40 to 10.40 and westerns 5.75 to 9.10.
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Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Summary Slips
Sioux City market reports show cattle receipts 900, ten cents lower. hog receipts 2,500, ten cents lower. Top price $10.75, typical bulk $10.55 to $10.65. Date March 30. City Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Chicago Grain Cash Close Report
Chicago markets show cash close figures for March with No. 2 hard winter wheat at 1.14 to 1.15 dollars, No. 3 white oats 43 to 46 cents, No. 3 white corn 62 to 63 cents, No. 3 yellow corn 61 to 62 cents, and barley 53 to 67 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Grain Cash Close Report March 30
Minneapolis grain prices show No. 2 northern wheat at 1.13 to 1.14 dollars per bushel No. 3 white oats 41 to 41.46 cents No. 3 yellow corn 55.5 to 57 cents and barley 52 to 62 cents as of the March 30 close.
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Minneapolis
Mitchell Grain Market Prices March 30
Wheat No 2 1.00 No 3 0.98 velut chaff 0.98 No 2 0.96 flax 2.15 oats 0.36 corn 0.48 barley 0.46
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Mitchell Grain Market
Notice to Contractors for Davison County Drainage Districts 6 and 5
Bids for tile drain construction in Drainage District No. 6 Davison County Mitchell S D due April 26 1910 at 1 pm will be opened publically Plans call for 1825 ft 18 in 1300 ft 15 in 1625 ft 12 in and 525 ft 10 in drain tile Unconditioned checks ten percent and bonds fifty percent required Payments cash semi monthly Plans at County Auditor or Dakota Engineering Co Mitchell S D Board reserves right to reject any bids Dated March 24 1910 Wm Nash Chairman H B Anderson County Auditor open ditch in Davison County Drainage District No 5 bids due same time place and conditions including 63140 yards earth work and open ditch by team scraper or dredge See above for checks bonds and payment terms Dated March 24 1910 Wm Nash Chairman H B Anderson County Auditor Rats are eaten by the natives of northern Australia
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Davison County
Mitchell
S. D
Dakota Engineering Co
Mitchell, S. D
Board of County Commissioners
South Dakota
Mitchell, So
Lennon Faces $10 Million Year for Police and Justice
The administration of police and justice for a year costs Lennon 10 million dollars, outlining the city’s expenditure on public safety and legal services.
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Police
Lennon
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Gale Theatre
Mitchell, So. Dak
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Warner’s
Rust
Sahlin Waisis
C. E. Vermilyea
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Chicago Grain
Fargo
North Dakota
Milwaukee Depot
America
Des Moines
Milwaukee
ROBT
Burgess & Luken
Tor
Mivautoe Dept
Wm. Nash
H. B. Anderson County Auditor
Board of County Commisioners
H. B. Anderson
Northern
Australia
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