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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

9

Record Attack on Senator Kittredge Seeks Specific Voter Critique

The Brookings Press argues Mr Kittredge has a long senate record with no material criticisms from Mr Crawford. It urges Crawford to specify where his votes would differ, citing Kittredge on Smoot, the gate bill, employer liability, the lumber trust, tariff revision, and support for Taft and South Dakota benefits.

Crawford Senator Kittredge Brookings Press Kittredge United States Hasheen Mr. Kittredge Beenuestioned South Dakota Mr. Crawford Mr Crawford Mr. Kittrredge M. Kittredge Ity Ed Bey

Anxiety and tactics in primary fight split parties

An account from Pierre Daily notes progressive Republican candidates push for the March 9 primary while stalwart machine supporters resist the primary. Insurgents attempted subterfuge to avoid conventions and push insurgent delegates. Senator Gamble and allies lobbied to influence the primary law, then shifted stance as politics shifted.

Pierre Dakotan Riegsrud Sioux City Ringsru Gamble Oye Restvents

Senator Connected to Graft in National Capital

An insurgent says the senator faced graft accusations as campaign support ended. The state supreme court declares three sections of the primary law unconstitutional, including filing fee certificates and central committee delegate appointments, questioning benefits to the people.

Supreme Court of County Central Committee Rea Bauhin Peter Voorheim Holland

Kittredge's Role in Key National Legislation

The Argus-Leader notes Senator A. B. Kittredge supported major laws from the oleomargarine act to the pure food and railroad rate acts. It asks whether his positions on these measures invite criticism, given amendments he offered to strengthen provisions and align with Roosevelt administration aims.

Sioux Falls A. B. Kittredege Supreme Court Depactmen of Commerce and Labor Senator Kittredge Roosevelt Nelson Treasury Kittredge

Ethan Enterprise changes hands and April farm notes

A series of events in Ethan include property damage from two incidents west of town on Thursday. The Ethan Enterprise is to pass to the Ethan Printing Co with J. L. Donahue editor. Also noted are weddings, stock shipments, travel plans, and local society items.

Ethan Cynnes Struc Bower Mr. Qoberetmbt Mr. Bower Oberembt Liddell John Shutts Liddell's Ethan Enterprise Ethan Printing Co J. L. Donahue Chas. Donk Sioux Sioux City Sioux City Emma Swenson Victor Moquist F. E. Staul Hilda Swenson Charles Strand Stealey Splitt Sollie Noll

Ladies shower honor for Miss Mutziger on eve of marriage

About forty ladies surprised Miss Odelia Mutziger with a parcel shower bearing gifts of china glassware linen and other wares. She thanked them and hosted coffee sandwiches cake and ice cream. The note also mentions a new church bell arrival and cyclone recovery efforts with insurance help.

Ethan Odelia Mutziger Miss Mutziger Entiza Company Holy Trinity Church Oberemts Ocoupy Oberemt Roy Cathart Edith Trow Enterprise Tobey’s Church A. C. Drake Missouri Arthur Joshua Lynch Frank Cole Sioux City Oswald O'Rourke Odella Mutziger

Loomis School Closes Term With Picnic on Creek Bank

Miss Sadie Watkins closed a successful term of school Friday in Loomis. Miss Lillian Campell concluded Loomis high school term with a bank picnic on Livesteel creek. J. B. Taylor's barn burned after a lightning strike Thursday, killing six cows. J. P. Gilfillan began work on the parsonage.

Sadie Watkins Loomis Lillian Campell Loomis High School J. B. Taylor J. P. Gilfillan

Flowerpot Inn misled Theodore Hook in Sunbury visit

Theodore Hook sought Flowerpot Inn lodging in Sunbury and found a bachelor resident in a grand garden house. A mix up led Hook to demand brandy and water in the parlor, misreading the inn’s sign as the Flower Pot. The host and staff ejected Hook after apologies, revealing the sign confusion and embarrassment at Sunbury.

Theodore Hook Sunbury Flowerpot Theodore Pascals Tle Alaster Tae Hank Hook John Thomas Mr. Hook London Evening News

Miss Lillian Wallis Teaches School at Garden Park

Riverside notes list Miss Lillian Wallis teaching at Garden Parkie for her sister. W L Wallis improves the property with poultry tight fencing. John Tromsland the busy blacksmith aids kerosene and separator oil lines. Carriage paint turpentine and axle grease are sold locally.

Riverside Lillian Wallis Garden Parkie W. L. Wallis L. Powers Maud Wallis Mitchell Woodrut Harold Della Patterson Rapid City Frank Trego Cherokee Towa

Plays and Players Tangle in Broadway and London Theatre

Harry Kely will star next year in Deacon Flood a musical. The Three of Us is to be produced in London. Henry Blossom to write a play for Eleanor Robson The Tonor of the Family produced in London. Charles Frohman has bought English speaking rights to Yvette Guilbert songs for Hattie Williams. Francis Wilson's tour in Where Kuichis Were Bold extended through June.

Harry Kely Deacon Flood of Us London Henry Blossom Eleanor Robson Otis Skinner Charles Frohman Yvette Guilbert Hattie Williams Francis Wilson

Ear-Tainting Incident Sparks War in 1739 Spain Crisis

The Jenkins ear affair began when Robert Jenkins alleged Spanish coast guards tortured him and ripped his ear after boarding his Jamaica trade sloop. The uproar influenced parliamentary rifts and pressured Walpole, contributing to Britain declaring war on Spain the following year.

Britain George II Robert Jenkins Jamaica England House of Commons Jenkins Walpole Spain Pearson

The Parish Top in English History

The article notes early law orders requiring parish tops for warming and work discipline. It cites Shakespeare and Jonson on spinning tops as metaphors, and mentions Evelyn describing use of willow wood for town toys. The piece connects top references to social practices and humor of the era.

England Chlef Shakespeare Bep Jonson Beaumont Pletcher Evelyn

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