South Dakota Davison County Civil Summons for Quiet Title
In Davison County Circuit Court W J Graham sues Theodore Schultz and unknowns to quiet title on Lot 15 Dieck 35 University Addition Mitchell South Dakota. Defendants must answer within thirty days after service. failure leads to relief demanded. Lewis Huster attorney for plaintiff Mitchell SD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Ethel M Bosdari
Maurice Bosdari
Yankton
South Dakota
Gamble Tripp & Holman
Mitchell
Gamble, Thipp & Holman
State of
Davison
Dieck
University
Lewishuster
Mitchell, S. P
Death from alcohol spree at Snyder boarding house
James Murphy died after a weeks long heavy drinking spree at the Snyder boarding house on Main and Sixth streets. A pint of alcohol was part of a late day bout. friends and doctors found no life when he was checked. Murphy worked in coal sheds for the railway and had no known relatives in the city.
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James Murphy
Snyder
Main
Sixth Streets
Murphy
Corn Palace
Drs. Bobb and
Treyberg
Clicaro, Milweusee & St. Paul Railway Company
Ile
Elkhart
Wis
Coroner's Jury Sheds Light On Death By Alcohol
Coroner Dundas led a jury into the death of James Murphy age about 38.8 years. The man with Murphy in his room testified as to the events before death. The jury found Murphy died from excessive indulgence of alcohol, noting a second Mitchell death from the same cause within ten days.
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Davison
George F. Lary
South Dakota
Ellen Lary
Monroe Lary
Mitchell
W. Abbey
Dundas
James Murphy
Murphy
James McKinley
John 6Th
J. F. Cooper
Lecture-Concert Courses Mark December 138 Debut
December 138 will open one of the University Lecture Concert Course attractions at The Gate with Professor George Edgar Vincent of the University of Chicago delivering The Mind of the Mob. Vincent, son of Bishop Vincent and president of the Great Mother Chautauqua at Chautauqua New York, is a highly sought after lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgreorge Wada Vincent
Adrian M. Newens
Mars
Samuel Parker Cadman
Manning Glee Club
Katherine Ridgeway and Company
Frank J. Joherson
George Edgar Vincent
University of Chicago
Vincent
Chautauqua
N. Y
Kew
Mitchell Lodge to Furnish Room at St. Josephs Hospital
At a special Mitchell Lodge meeting the Order of Home Guardians voted to furnish and reserve a hospital room for members at St. Josephs Hospital. A committee including Dr. Charles A. Hower, Lewis W. Shuster and L. P. Milne will select and furnish the room using surplus lodge funds.
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Mitchell Lodge
Order of Home Guardians
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charles A. Hower
Lewis W. Shuster
L. PD. Milne
St. Joseph's
Sounding Doom of Robber Trust in Chicago News
The piece argues Americans must hope the robber trust era ends, condemning Rockefeller and allies for injuring individuals and markets. It warns that secret conspiracies curb honest competition and calls for restraint to preserve enterprise, stressing the Standard Oil case's pivotal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rockefeller
Eugeni Ul
Remedy for Rusty Nail Warns in Arlington Sun
The Arlington Sun reports a folk remedy for rusty nail wounds. It claims woolen cloth smoke over the wound for twenty minutes will relieve pain and inflammation, advocating universal use despite skepticism.
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Arlington Sun
Remedy for Postoffice Deficits
The San Francisco Chronicle reports postal authorities proposing numerous cost cutting ideas, all aimed at reducing service efficiency. It argues the real fix is curbing extravagant transportation spending, noting senators and congressmen linked to railroads influence policy and prevent revenue-diminishing measures.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Sen
Congress
Rock Rapids Residents Plan Move to Mitchell South Carolina
Mr and Mrs HI K Opperman depart Rock Rapids for Mitchell South Carolina where they plan to make their future home after selling their east side residence to Sheriff Woodburn. The couple long served the community with Mrs Opperman active in the Methodist church auxiliaries and Aid society, who presented her a solid silver spoon as a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Rapids
Iowa
HI. K. Opperman
Mitchell
S. C
Sheriff Woodburn
Opperman
Aid Society
The Sun Cause of Light and Heat Local Debate
The article argues that sun light and heat are local phenomena, citing an 182 eclipse and a high altitude balloon reading 148 degrees below zero. It questions radium as the heat source, noting the ether remains cold, and references Cape White House in the New York Times.
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Earth
Cape Whitehouse
New York Times
Steam Derrick Construction In Peking
A correspondent reports in Peking the raising of a 100 foot long steel pole for inner scaffolding. He notes ropes, multiple supports, and about 200 to 1800 coolies pulling in unison under commands to lift the pole in under forty five minutes.
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Peking
Pacoda
Chen
Rhodes and Cape to Cairo dream once deemed a crank
The text recalls Cecil Rhodes being treated as a crank for his transcontinental railway idea. An earlier Cape parliament meeting at the Royal Colonial Institute is cited, noting how Rhodes faced disbelief but later saw his vision materialize. The piece compares skepticism of visionaries like Wagner, implying a crank is someone ahead of their time.
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Punch
London Chronicle
Flies Grow No Larger Than Their Natual Size
A reflective line on flies reading that they never grow beyond their inherent size and that even the largest seen remains modest, ending with a cryptic note about the fly emerging from a brown object.
Fragmentary Journal Quotation on Flies and States of Decay
An undated fragment from the Minneapolis Journal discusses a fly’s growth in "the original state" or "the uery maggot state." The odd wording suggests a meditation on transformation and decay without clear event or人物 names.
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Minneapolis Journal
London Joling Motor Bus Ignites City Controversy
A colorful critique describes London’s new motor bus as loud, jittery, and unsafe with a high crowded roof and harsh vibration. The piece hints the city favors the buses over tube trains despite safety concerns.
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London
Britain
New Ellipse Bridge Opens in Brookside Park Cleveland
A concrete bridge at Brookside park in Cleveland opens to traffic praised as the flattest semiellipse yet built. It features a major axis of 92 feet and a minor axis of 9 feet, with arch rise under one tenth of the span and minimal steel reinforcement.
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Brookside Park
Cleveland
Germans and their dogs in health and esteem
The passage notes Germans treat dogs as healthful companions and even as food, praising their fidelity and character. It adds that in Russia alone, 520 dogs were recently killed for food in one quarter.
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Russia
Names on Cape Cod Reveal Local Color and Heritage
In a Cape Cod town a lumber dealer named Lambert a milk man Mr Waterman a fish merchant M Phinney a minister Mr Paradise and a provision dealer Mr Gacon illustrate how everyday names reflect local heritage and character, adding charm to community life.
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Juliet
Cape Cod
Lambert
Mr Waterman
M Phinney
Paradise
Gacon
English Etchings Headlines From Parliament To Norwich Beach
A potpourri of notes from Stockport salaries to a London railway bottle toss in 60 shillings fine. Norwich beach children enjoy tobogganing on a 180 foot soft sand bluff as Westminster Abbey reports its first post Henry IV death during a dean chaired meeting when Rev. Mr. Shepard collapsed after his speech.
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Stockport
England
London and Southwestern
Surston
Vauxhall
Norwich
Westminster Abbey
Henry IV
Shepard
Curious Coincidences Among Viennese Theatres
When the Ring theater in Vienna burned with loss of life another Vienna playhouse staged Pailletterons Le Monde ou lon L Ennuie. On the Stadt theater’s fire night another house played Le Monde ou l ou 8 Ennuie. The Paris charity bazaar fire day saw Theatre Francais announce Le Monde ou Yon L Ennuie.
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Ring Theater
Vienna
Pailleron
Stadt Theater
Paris
Theatre Francais
Shuberts Offer Miss Barsison Lead in The Blue Moon
The Shuberts offer Miss Mabel Barrison the leading role with Jimmy Powers in The Blue Moon an early autumn production. R A Barnet’s burlesque Missa Pocahontas set as first offering of Interstate Amusement. Louis Weminway to stage The King of Diamonds with a subway scene under the East River. Lulu Glaser to star next season in a George M Cohen play after a Knickerbocker hit. Richard Outcault the Buster Brown artist appears in vaudeville at Keith Proctor Union Square.
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Shuberts
Mabel Barrison
Jimmy Powers
R. A. Barnet
Boston
Interstate Amusement Company
Louis Weminway
New York
Hast River
Klaw & Erlanger
Lulu Glaser
Knickerbocker Theater
Dolly Dollars
George M. Cohan
Richard F. Outcault
Buster Brown
Tige
Keith & Proctor
Union Square Theater
Yellow Kid
German Gleanings and Notable Events Across Cities
German cities show varying park space with Frankfurt Rosch and Cologne featuring large public parks while Berlin dedicates under six percent of land to parks. A two volume collection honors chemist Adolf von Baeyer on his seventieth birthday. A Berlin chauffeur vanished on an errand leaving wife and four children. car owner owed 15 000 marks.
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Germany
Frankfurt
Rosch
Cologne
Berlin
Adolf von Baeyer
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Oneida
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