Anti Saloon League Elects Officers for State Work
A 1904 meeting in Mitchell set the Anti Saloon League executive committee including Rev. Herbert Frohock as state superintendent. Attendees pledged financial support and planned field staff while praising temperance aims. A separate note recounts a child’s burn treated successfully with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
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Morhine
Tey
Wol Mirai
Des View
Rey E.g. Mager
Herbert Ko Prehoek
C.M. Daley
Commerce
A. ©. McCauley
A. WN. Carhart
IW. Seaman
League
Werhert B. Frohock
Mitchell
C. Kk. Wager
Av. McCauley
Tiidgewater
IT. P. Carson
Scotland
Thrall
OM. Daley
Vte Richardson
Suton
J.oa. Booth
Plinkinton
N. A. Swickard
Canton
Dp. R. ‘Tending
Mitehell
A. Carhart
Montrose
Council of
ALU
GR. Hager
J. A. Booth
Plankinton
Dr. Carson
J. H. Richardson
Huron
W. Hu ‘Thrall
Miron
IL. I. Frohock
Kew
Frohock
Night Burglars Menace Quiet Chicago Home
In a Chicago Record-Herald report a tired couple, Tavvis and John, confronts a threatening burglar in the night while a crying baby tests nerves. A woman urges caution as the assailants lurk downstairs and the husband urges the woman to stay safe.
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Mr. Newpop
Chicago Record-Herald
John
Federal building site sought for Mitchell by Burke and Ittredge
Washington reports Congressman Charles H. Burke of Pierre has introduced a bill to locate a federal building in Mitchell. Senator Ittredge is expected to introduce a companion measure in the Senate. Citizens expect swift passage with bipartisan support in coming sessions.
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Washington
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
House of Representatives
Mitchell
Burke
Iittredge
Senate
Buddhism Interest Draws Society Locals
In a brief in the paper, Mrs Dumm notes society people showing interest in Buddhism. Mrs Dumber suggests the trend among the young social set, referred to as buds, reflects these doings.
Guardian seeks sale of minor heirs' Mitchell real estate
In Davison County South Dakota the guardian Charles E Olney petitions to sell two thirds undivided Interest in Lots 9 and 10 Block 17 Railroad Addition Mitchell for the benefit of Hazel Olney and Frederick C Olney minors. The court orders appearance November 9 1903 at 10 am in Mitchell County Court and requires publication for three weeks.
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South Dakota
Davison
Hazel Olney
Frederick S. Olney
Guardian Fox
Charles E. Olney
Frederick C. Olney
Iiva
Mitchell
Davison County
Neat Mitchell
Hall of Fame profiles notable figures across nations
A roundup of prominent individuals including Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, Charles Wyndham, Baron Iwasaki Hisya, August Wilhelmj, William C. Rogers, Senator Matthew S. Quay, Alfred Mosely, Dr. William A. White, Major J. I. Beacom, General W. L. Cabell, Frank Schaukee, George B. Young, Ross L. Clark, the Countess of Warwick, William Wickens. The notes cover careers, honors, appointments, inventions, and legal actions.
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Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Charles Wyndham
England
Baron Iwasaki Hisya
Japan
United States
August Wilhelmj
William C. Rogers
Matthew S. Quay
Alfred Mosely
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
William A. White
Binghamton
N. Y
Government Hospital For the
Washington
J. I. Beacom
Ohio
M. W. Beacom
Cleveland
Court of St
Frank Schaukee
Vincennes
Ind
George B. Young
St. Paul
Northern Securities Company
Ross L. Clark
Rice Belt Railway Company
Texas
Countess of
Warwick
William Wickens
Toston
Boston Guardian
Tlaiti
Plays and Players Highlight Stage Movements and Notes
Ruth Tait named leading woman to Aubrey Foucicault in Captain Charley. Henry B. Harris acquires Richards Iarding Davis play Vansons Polly. Maude Adams to appear at Syracuse Wieting in a new piece. Ledward Arrizan’s Under Cover maintains popularity. Maud Muller revived from Whittier poem. Genevieve Rogers’ era recalled. Henrik Ibsen mails denial of illness and signals work on a new drama.
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Ruth Tait
Aubrey Foucicault
Captain Charley
Henry BR. Harris
Charles Frohimann
Richard Iarding Davis
Vanson
Polly
Williams A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
London
Maude Adams
Wieting Opera House
Syracuse
N.Y
Ledward Arrizan
Mary Shaw
Henrik Ibsen
World Fair Notes On St Louis Exhibition Plans
Veterans of the Mexican war will meet in St Louis next year. The internal revenue department will display all revenue stamps. Mexican mining companies plan extensive displays. Pennsylvania to operate two miniature fish hatcheries for lake and trout hatching. Texas will show state photographs, capturing thousands of Texas views in several volumes.
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St. Louis
United States Internal Revenue Department
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Texas Commission
Texas
France in Focus: Industry Growth and Social Changes
France shows 20 000 jobs in auto manufacturing, youth crime down 20 percent for boys and 42 percent for girls since 1881. Flower growers profit from British markets. A Paris gang torching a clerk over $5 600 incident links to bizarre fish scale found. Eiffel Tower slated for demolition when the Champ de Mars concession ends in 1910.
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France
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Champ de Mars
Navy resignation trend prompts potential congressional action
The United States Navy faces a rising wave of resignations with eleven officers leaving since January 1. Among them are three lieutenants and eight academy graduates whose education and salaries cost about $250,000, raising concerns over manpower in a depleted officer corps.
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United States
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Race of Climbers and Dismal Swamp Change Virginia Landscape
The article reports a new discovery of a marshland tribe in British New Guinea with limbs adapted to swampy living and tree dwellings. anthropologists anticipate study. It also notes Virginia’s Dismal Swamp facing drainage and sale, threatening its wild life and future settlement, and a note on France halting glove provision for soldiers due to economy after Queen Amilie’s influence.
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British New Guinea
Papua
Virginia
Ohio
Richmond Times
Plague of Elephants and a Steam Engine Prophecy
A colonial era piece notes a surge of man eating tigers in India due to deer slaughter and a plague of elephants in Madras from overprotection. It cites quadrupled elephant numbers in twenty five years and calls for drastic measures. It also mentions Sir Frederick Bramwell offering 50 pounds for a future essay on the steam engine, slated to grow to about 225 pounds by 1953 for the best obituary of the obsolete technology.
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India
Madras
Sir Frederick Bramwell
British Association
Frederick
Aboriginal population in Australia declines to a few thousands
A census notes a drastic drop from an estimated 1,000,000 at settlement to about 7,000 today. Extinction remains in Tasmania, near-extinct in Victoria, and under 4,000 in New South Wales.
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Philip
Tasmania
Victoria
New South Wales
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