Mitchell Corn Palace to Feature Marine Band and South Dakota Exhibit
Mitchell prepares for a large week as the Corn Palace opens its doors to showcase South Dakota resources with the Marine Band performing for visitors. The event promotes state crops and industry, while comments on Dr. Cook and Peary polar claims highlight national debates. The piece also notes seed corn guidance from A. E. Chamberlain and growing pride from neighboring states.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
South Dakota
United States
Marine Band
Mitchels Corn Palace Committee
Jack Frost
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
A. E. Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Aberdeen News Rejects Doane Robinson Population Figures
The Aberdeen News declines to accept Robinson's state statistician population figures for leading South Dakota cities based on school census. It argues Aberdeen’s population is understated and relies on a directory firm’s higher figures, noting Aberdeen’s floating population and ongoing growth.
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Aberdeen News
Doane Robinson
Aberdeen
Mitchell Corn Palace Gears Up for U S Marine Band
Mitchell prepares for the corn palace with the United States Marine Band as a premier attraction drawing visitors from across the state. Railroads run special trains to Mitchell to facilitate crowds, and local reports say interest is high as the event nears.
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Texas
United States Senate
Bryan
Senate
Nebraska
Bailey
Texas Statesman
Congress
Burkett
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Northwest
United States Marine Band
Entertaining miscellany notes from early press
A collection of brief curiosities and opinions from the era. Commentary on Cleveland politics, American beef impacting English and Irish markets, a Gridiron club gift to General Corbin, drought rumors, beer revenue and irrigation hints, Rockefeller on temper, Pocantico golf etiquette, milk saving Forest Burbank incident, a New York poet’s million dollar cabbage muse, King Edward as a cleric with a $5 yearly stipend, Nuremberg police dress ban reversed after public backlash.
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Cleveland
Tom Johnson
War Department
White House
Gridiron Club
Corbin
Missouri
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico
Forest Burbank
Alfred
New York
Edward
St. David’s
Wales
Royal College of Physicians
Nuremberg
Spokane Offers 100000 in Prizes for 1910 Aviation Meet
Spokane chamber of commerce pledges one hundred thousand dollars in cash prizes and suitable trials for the Aero Club of America to stage the 1910 international aviation meet near Spokane or inland Empire. J G Monroe secretary announced the proposal to the Aero Club board and notes New York does not appear to dominate upcoming meets.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Aero Club of America
Inland Empire
Wrights
Curtiss
Bleriot
Paulhan
Birdmen
Spokane group backs $100,000 fund for project
Spokane's proposition will receive careful consideration as 900 members pledge to subscribe to the $100,000 fund and others offer assurances, signaling readiness to raise the amount quickly and make good on the plan.
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Spokane
Spokane youth sues Great Northern for 25000 over arrest
Nelson E. Pratt, 12, files suit in Spokane county court through his father against the Great Northern Railway, seeking 25000 damages for alleged disgrace and humiliation after arrest May 15 with four peers for placing a tie on a track to wreck the Oriental Limited. The complaint alleges wrongful arrest without probable cause, lack of warrant, and coerced confession amid post arrests and delayed exoneration.
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Spokane
Wash
Nelson E. Pratt
Spokane County Superior Court
Elmer E. Pratt
Great Northern Railway Company
Oriental Limited
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North Pole
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Cook
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Europe
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