Judge Carland Rules Against Insurance Compact in South Dakota Case
Federal Judge Carland in Sioux Falls sustains state contentions that thirty insurance companies must cease business or obey the anti compact law. He notes the firms have no constitutional right to oppose it and discusses potential appeals or withdrawal from South Dakota.
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Carland
Sioux Falls
Preston & Hannett
Circuit Court
Iowa
J. L. Hannett
Chicago
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
United States Supreme Court
South Dakota
Hannett
Wheelman Crashes Through Town Sparing None
A buggy rider proved useless while a wheelman sped through Main Street at high speed and rang his bell to clear pedestrians. The wheelman escaped injury but caused damage to Mr and Mrs Strothers who had to secure another vehicle and return home. Residents urge safer riding after the reckless display.
Aberdeen Fire Destroys Jenkins Livery Barn and Hotel
A Sunday 3 am blaze in Aberdeen destroyed the Jenkins livery barn and the adjacent Atlantic hotel building. A drunken man seen near the barn is missing after the fire and his charred remains were found. Fifteen horses perished, including Jenkins pacing horse Joe Bush, noted for races held last June.
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Aberdeen
Jenkins
Atlantic Hotel
Mr. Jenkins
Joe Bush
Buggy and Bicycle Collision on West Fourth Street
Mr and Mrs Strothers on a buggy collided with cyclist Martin Cook at 730 pm on West Fourth Street. Dark conditions prevented warning. Cook struck the horse, was thrown into the buggy, and Mrs Strothers sustained a shock though no serious injuries reported. The bicycle suffered heavy damage.
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D. H. Strothers
West Fourth Street
Martin Cook
Snow Changes From Summer to Winter Overnight
The season started with a sunny Sunday and 69 degree warmth but a light snowfall overnight disrupted plans. Snow covered sidewalks this morning though it melted quickly on the ground, ending the pleasant weather spell and prompting winter preparations to resume.
High School and University Play Tie Again in Gridiron Meet
A second 5 to 5 tie followed a prior stalemate as high school and University elevens battled at University Athletic Park. High School scored early but failed to kick. Ruth’s short plunge tied the score in the second half, with Vickers injured early and Gregory refereeing. Expect another matchup to decide the ties.
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University
University Athletic Park
University Eleven
Ruth
Vickers
Gregory
New State Manager Named as Jelley Follows Morrow in South Dakota
J A Jelley of Hastings Minn succeeds J T Morrow as general agent for the south half of South Dakota. Morrow retires after seventeen years with J I Case Co. and will focus on Mitchell interests. Jelley arrives to inspect the stock with Morrow and rents the McDougall house on West First Street. family arrival within a week or ten days.
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J. T. Morrow
J. I. Case Co
Racine
Wis
South Dakota
Watertown
Morrow
Mitchell
Jelley
McDougall
West First Street
Books Expected Soon for Carnegie Library
The Woman's Library Association and council committee selected 860 books for the Carnegie library and awarded the furnishing contract to L. O. Gale. Some titles have arrived and are being catalogued by Librarian Bracy as citizens’ donations are processed. The building will be heated this winter by stoves. steam heat from city hall will be unavailable this year, with better conditions anticipated in the future.
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Woman’s Library Association
Carnegie Library
L. O. Gale
Pettigrew Linked to South Dakota Democratic Role
Aberdeen dispatch reports rumors that ex Senator K F Pettigrew may be chosen as the South Dakota member of the national Democratic committee and move to Deadwood to assist the party. It is said the Hearst estate would back him if he seeks Gamble’s Senate seat and forms plans for a major political move.
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Aberdeen
Chicago
United States
K. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
National Democratic Committee
Deadwood
Hearst Estate
Jefferson
Pettigrew
Hearst
Robert J. Gamble
Black Hills voters may pivot to Pettigrew if Gamble seat open
The excerpt suggests Black Hills electors could shift toward Pettigrew if Senator Gamble is not reelected and Congressman Martin cannot secure renomination by Republicans, implying a Democrat alternative may be preferred to a vacant senate seat.
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Black Hills
Gamble
Martin
Black Mills
Pettigrew
Races Delight Crowd Despite Strong Southern Wind
A large crowd enjoyed horses at a late season meet last Saturday with brisk competition. Chas Shibbee beat John Berry's horse, Major Dent won two heats against Minnie Dell, Grasshopper topped Blue Range in a close pair, and Geo. W. faced hopple-less hindrance to finish fast. Times reached 1:06 and 1:08 for the halves.
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Chas
Shibbee
John Berry
A. A. Boynton
James Lyons
Minnie Dell
Major Dent
Geo. Ren
Jake Smith
Buckshot
Tony
Jake
Blue Range
Grasshopper
Geo. W
Cap CC
Cap C
Hopples
Big Football Game At Athletic Park This Saturday
The decisive match between Morningside and Mitchell takes place Saturday at 3 pm on Athletic Park home ground. Mitchell seeks revenge after a 56 to 0 loss two years ago and a 6 to 5 defeat in a recent Sioux City game. Dakota University supporters urged a large turnout and 50 cent admission for the decisive season clash.
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Morningside
Mitchell
Athletic Park
Sioux City
Morningside Methodist Institution
Dakota University
Capital Amenities Draw Fire From Pierre Critics
Ed itor Clate Tinan of Mitchell's press bureau fires back at Pierre critics who oppose the capital removal. A Capital Journal article lauding South Dakota's advantages covers the state from Minnesota to the Black Hills and is credited to the Sioux Falls Argus Leader. It notes Clare Tinan wrote the introductory state writeup for Mitchell's corn palace supplements.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Clate ‘Tinan
Mitchell
Pierre
Capital-Journal
South Dakota
Minnesota
Black Hills
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Clare Tinan
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H. Hoble
Judge Carland
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Gridiron
MirenHed National Bank
U. S
G. Davison
N. L. Davison
E. J. Quigley
Wm. M. Smith
SCO
Paul Landmann
Scotland
S. D
E. B. van Alstine
St ‘Var
Milwaukee Depot
Mitchell, S. D
The
Casa Co
J.T. Morrow
General Agency of the J. 1. Case Co
Nenatoy Pettigrew
United
States Senate
Morning Side
Mitchell Wall
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