Details of Cossack atrocities worse than savages
New York World reporter travels through East Prussia recounting Russian Cossack rampages during the invasion. He documents mass shootings, torture, arson, looting, and attacks on women in towns such as Stantoppen Soldau Neidenburg Gardauen with civilians killed and villages burned as German forces pursue the Russians.
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Konigsberg
Prussia
New York World
East Prussia
von Hintenburg
Tannenburg
Samsonoff
Masurian Lakes
Lyck
Goldapp
Berlin
France
England
Russia
Belgium
Rennenkamp
Stantoppen
Landtfeiz
Rosse
Casey
Elizabeth Rittel
Jorkowsky
Christiankoka
Rus
Soldau
Kranken Haus
Neidenburg
Gardauen
Landrath
Notice to creditors in Nellie Foley estate
Estate of Nellie Foley deceased. Philip E. Tobin executor gives notice to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address in Mitchell Davison South Dakota. Dated October 10, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Foley
Philip E. Tobin
Mitchell
Davison
South
Dakota
Notice of Dissolution of The Oval Elevator Company
In Circuit Court Fourth Judicial, South Dakota Davison County. The Royal Elevator Company seeks dissolution after paying all claims. A hearing is set for the 14th day at the chambers of the court in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South’ Dakota
Iof Ison. Ss
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Oval Elevator “Company
Royal Elevator Company
2 Corporation
Soncreton
Heyler Ui Gin “Mitchel
Davison County
South ‘Dakota
German Advance on Antwerp and Shelling Devastation
Fragmentary OCR describes German movement toward Antwerp and destruction from shells. Text is garbled with multiple broken phrases and unclear names, preserving no coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Dissolution Hearing for Corporation Schedules in Court
In November 1914 at ten o clock a.m. or soon after counsel can be heard the court will hear an order dissolving the corporation on file with the Clerk of Circuit Court. S Cattrell Clerk of Circuit Court SBAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cattrell
Circuit Court
Summons in Davison County Civil Action 1914
State of South Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit summons Estella Spencer plaintiff versus Clark Alfred Spencer defendant. You are summoned to answer filed September 10 1914 in Davison County Circuit Court Mitchell. Serve answer within thirty days of service or plaintiff will seek relief. Attorneys Hitchcock Rodee Mitchell SD.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial
Davison County
Estella Spencer
Clark Alfred Spencer
Davison
State of South Dakota
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell
A.B. Hitchcock
H. A
Rodee
Mitchell, South Dakota
City Council Acts On Isolation Hospital Plan
City council in a busy monthly session considered routine business and urgent needs. It authorized $25 for drafting plans for a tentative isolation hospital due to nonviable pest house and lack of public treatment space. Health officer Dr Ball urged immediate action to protect public safety following the smallpox outbreak. The meeting also settled with M Wattles, manager of the Raymond Hotel, for use of space at $86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Daity
Wattles
Rey ‘Mond
City council actions authorize refunds and public works
The council approved sewer refund for North Duff Street property owners who prepaid in 1904, after defects required relaying. John Chapman became third night policeman. Water shutoffs for unpaid semi annual bills are authorized with a 20 day payment window and 25 new meters. Fire insurance license revenue totaling 888.50 is allocated to state fire companies. An 11 0 crossing near the J N Crow building and post office is authorized. $1000 is allocated to the Corn Palace committee from detraction collections after city expenses.
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Wattles
North Duff Street
John Chapmen
J. N. Crow
Corn Palace
Mitchell police report sets new monthly arrest record
Mitchell police department logged 115 arrests last month, a new high. Of these 82 were drunkenness, 19 disturbances, three vagrancy, two begging, and one each for other charges. Cash fines totaled $429 with 205 days served and meals cost $19.77. Chief Woon Smith’s report notes the peak figure, while minor activities include four ten sleeping incidents and patrols led by Kirkpatrick and Shipton.
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Mitchell
Activitiee
Woon Smith
Smith
ARPA
Kirkpatrick
Shipton
Garstengen
Bach
Dereate
Lenu
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Mga
Albert Baw
Java
Ieee
Nethe
Senlis
Bolich
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