Healing Miracle Changes Patient in Arlington Community
Oct. 14 Arlington South Dakota residents report a dramatic recovery of Miss Jimma Stead once deemed hopeless with cancer. After passing from morphine and artificial respiration to natural eating and walking, she traveled to the Pacific coast for winter while doctors acknowledge the unexpected improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
S. D
Jimma Stead
Rochester
Minn
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
Injured Man Thrown At Door Of Hospital
October 14 at Arlington South Carolina Henry Sparky was hurled from a load of furniture by two frightened horses and thrown in front of Hetland hospital. The head physician and nurse helped him to bed within minutes. Although severely injured, he is expected to recover due to rapid care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlington
S. C
Henry Sparky
Hetland
Aquaplane Ready for Trial Cruise
Pierre South Dakota October 14 S M Howard of Gettysburg believes his aquaplane boat will revolutionize river transportation. He built a 30 foot long model with a 5 1/2 foot beam and ordered a 10 horsepower gasoline engine for a Missouri launch set in a few days. The craft uses a surface gliding device to ride over water aiming for 30 miles per hour or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
S. M. Howard
Gettysburg
Missouri
Violation of License Yields Light Fine
Sheriff Kempker arrested H. W. Huxtable for selling patent medicine without a license near Clay county. Huxtable, who had purchased the outfit and been misled about licensing, was brought before Judge Hatch in Wuwakonda and released with a light fine rather than the $100 maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempker
Clay County
Wwuakonda
Hatch
H. W. Huxtable
Swensen Murder Trial to Open Clay County Term
Vermillion South Dakota October term of Clay county circuit court begins Tuesday with four criminal cases. Nils P Swensen faces murder charges in the killing of his daughter in law last July, defended by Gunderson and Frieberg. Other cases include Carl Lindquist on malicious destruction of property and Ed Spatz on liquor selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion, S. D
Circuit Court
Clay County
Court House
Harry FE. Sweet
Justice Court
Carl Lindquist
A. N. Cook
Vermillion River
Ed Spatz
Meckling
Nils P. Swensen
Gunderson & Gunderson
August Frieberg
Beresford
Dean Sterling
Olson
Marie Lund
Frank Lund
Irma Surpless
S. J
Oxford Examinations Set for Yankton Students
A Cecil Rhodes scholarship entrance examination will be held at Yankton college on October 19-20. The panel includes Yankton college President Warren, State university President Gault, Vermilion, and Mitchell university’s Dr. Kerfoot. Greek will not be required in this preliminary test but may be completed later at Oxford.
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Oxford
Yankton Yankton
S. D
Cecil Rhodes
England
Yankton College
Warren
Gault
State University
Vermillion
Kerfoot
Mitchell University
Heavy Snow Hits Northern Hills Causes Mining Slowdown
Terry S. D. reports a heavy snowstorm across the northern Hills with Deadwood and Lead seeing only flurries. Snow depths ranged from four inches to over a foot, briefly halting surface mining after a heavy rain preceded the storm.
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Terry
S. D
Deadwood
South Dakota M. E. Preachers Placed in 1913 Assignments
Bishop Nuelson opened the Dakota Wesleyan conference at Huron with no changes in district superintendents but many pastorate transfers. G. W. Rosenberry moves from Yankton to Huron. A. D. Thibodeau from Madison to Pierre. D. Risenbark from Huron to Madison. The list names district and local appointments across many towns, with Mitchell hosting next year’s conference and an endowment drive for the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
Nuelson
G. W. Rosenberry
Yankton
A. D. Thibodeau
Madison
Pierre
D. Risenbark
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Woman crushed by loaded wagon in Lesterville
Mrs. Ganske of a farm east of Lesterville was seriously injured when a wagonload of potatoes backed against the house pinning her between the wagon and the wall. Physicians say they have slight hopes of saving her life as they attend her at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesterville, S. D
Ganske
Man Injured After Farm Festival Crash Near Okaton
William Fink, north of town, suffered a broken arm and minor injuries when his team ran away at the corn and grain festival near Murdo, throwing him and his wife from the buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okaton
William Fink
Murdo
Memorial Planned for Beadle Benefactor of Schools
Pierre Oct 12. General W H H Beadle Madison prominent educator and benefactor of South Dakota public schools is honored with a planned capitol memorial in his 71st year. The Beadle endowment laid groundwork for land endowments aiding state and regional education and inspired other states. A popular subscription likely funds the project.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. H. H. Beadle
Madison
Capitol
State Normal School
General Beadle
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Daughter Dies En Route From Belgium to Home
Henry Bolens of Alexandria learns at the station that his 16 year old daughter died of typhoid fever in Quebec during a family trip from Antwerp. The death was not notified to him until his arrival when the other members were already reunited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
S. D
Henry Bolens
Antwerp
Belgium
Unb
Quebec
Playmate Tied By Boys To A Burning Shed
Lead South Dakota October 12 four young Lead youths are jailed on assault charges for tying Onest Sonza an Italian boy to a shed and using him as an Indian victim. Parents defend a boyish prank while Senza family seeks prosecution before County Judge Russell in Deadwood.
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S. D
Onest Sonza
Senza
Onest
Sonza
Russell
Deadwood
Cattle shipments from Black Hills stay brisk despite lower receipts
Deadwood reports cattle receipts at Chican go down versus last year but shipments from Belle Fourche and Casper exceed 1,000 carloads so far. Northwestern railroad cannot supply enough cars, with orders ahead for cattle and sheep cars. Ranchers prosper and hold out for higher prices as the season remains active for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Chicango
Black Hills
Belle Sourche
Casper
Northwestern
Unseasonal Storm Hits Jim River Valley
Rain has fallen continually since Thursday night in Huron and surrounding Jim river valley area. Lightning and thunder were unusually severe for this time of year, causing notable storm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. C
Jim River Valley
Peever State Bank Robbed of 7000 Dollars
Robbers dynamited the Peever State Bank in Roberts County early Friday morning and took 7000 dollars in currency. They then seized a handcar at the Milwaukee railroad section house and fled south as a posse of Roberts County authorities and Peever residents pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Peever
Roberts County
Milwaukee Railroad
Local Surgeon Returns Home After Appendix Operation
Dr. W. B. Flagcoke of Jefferson has reached home in good condition after an appendectomy at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sioux City. Miss Tine Beavers and Mr Lawrence were quietly married in Elk Point on Wednesday.
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Jefferson
M. D
W. B. Flagcoke
St. Vincent's
Hopital
Sioux City
Tine Beavers
Mr.Lawrence
Elkoint
Snake in the Bar Sheds Light on Drunken Patrons
In Kimball eight and a half year old rattlesnake in a two quart glass jar sits behind a So k saloon bar. When a customer appears drunk, bartenders push the jar toward him. The sight of the writhing snake chills the tipsy patron, who then quickly leaves the saloon.
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Kimball
Yankton Congregational Meeting Concludes in Wakonda
Wakonda South Dakota October 11 The 29th annual meeting of the Yankton Association of Congregational Churches closed after a two day session Rev E H Meyers of Yankton spoke on How to Find God Dean Sterling of Vermillion gave The Study of Religion as a Whole Dr Warren of Yankton College spoke on the need for Judicial Reform Springfield was chosen for next year’s gathering
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Wakonda
Yankton
Congregational
E. H. Meyers
Association
Dean Sterling
Vermillion
Dr. Warren
Two Weddings At Huron In October Evening
William Griffin of Tracy Minnesota wed Miss Laura Jones at the bride’s home with Rev J P Anderson officiating in Huron. Earlier, Earl A Kennedy and Miss Mary Magdalen Markey, both of Huron, were married at St Martins Catholic Church with Dean D F Desmond officiating.
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Huron
William Griffin
Tracy, Minn
Laura Jones
L. H. Jones
J. P. Anderson
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Earl A. Kennedy
Mary Magdalen Markey
Dean D. F. Desmond
Boy 11 Is Sentenced For Arson In South Dakota
In Deadwood South Dakota on October 11 11 year old David Anderson of Lead was committed by the county court to the state reform school at Plankinton after an eracni confessed to setting a fire that destroyed the Rawley barns near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
David Anderson
Plankinton
Aneracni
Rawley Barns
Lyman County Auditor Announces State Auditor Bid
John M.inson of Lyman County declares his candidacy for state auditor in the upcoming state primaries. He joins a field of contenders as he seeks the statewide post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman County
Pierre
John M.inson
Couple Weds at Elk Point Baptist Church
Elk Point South Dakota October 11. Lawrence Derockie and Valentine Beavers both of Civil Bend township were married at the parsonage of the Baptist church with Reverend Geo W Bird officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union ‘County
Elk Point
S. D
Lawrence Derockie
Valentine Beavers
Civil Bend Township
This County
Baptist Church
Geo. W. Bird
Kalispel Couple Wed by Judge Mangan in Elk Point
Elk Point South Dakota October 11 Mr Fred Clark and Miss Maggie Holton both of Kalispel Montana were married today in this city by Judge Mangan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
S. D
Fred Clark
Maggie Holton
Kalispel, Mont
Mangan
Heir to Millions Works as Laborer in Milwaukee Shops
New York October 11 James Watson Webb heir to vast wealth and grandson of the late William H. Vanderbilt spends a vacation after a year in the Chicago & Northwestern shops at Milwaukee. He praises the shopmen, calls them princes and says their word is their bond. He cites high morality among workers and urges opportunity to develop their talents.
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New York
James Watson Webb
W. Seward Webb
William H. Vanderbilt
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee
Young Webb
Man Buried Under Sand Still Lives In Long Rescue
In Central Islip New York on Hoffmans Lane rescuers pressed a perilous effort to reach John Coffens buried under eighty feet of quicksand since Sunday morning. Faint cries from a pipe at the end of the two inch shaft kept hope alive as workers feared the worst.
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Islip
N. Y
Coffens
Hoffman's Lane
Hauphauge
John Coffens
Indictments Against Omaha Train Robbers
Federal grand jury in Omaha returns partial report indicting five men held on the Union Pacific mail robbery near Omaha on May 22 1909. Three counts address technical errors in indictment form.
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Omaha
Neb
Federal Grand Jury
Union Pacific
Cromwell Evidence Read to the Court
In Indianapolis a federal hearing on criminal libel over Canal Zone purchase allegations heard parts of William Nelson Cromwell's testimony. Cromwell claimed no Panama government payment, only attorney fees, while Morgan Bank's fee was limited to 35 000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Nelson Cromwell
Morgan
United States Senate
Canal Zone
United States
United States Court of
Stuart McNamara
Department of Justice
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis News
Canal
McNamara
Cromwell
J. Pierpont Morgan
UK Cabinet Splits Over Budget Crisis After King’s Plan
London October 13. Churchill rejects any compromise with the Lords and vows no amendment to the finance bill. Loreburn warns of grave conflict if Lords meddle. Birrell stresses Irish land bill compares in importance, expects Lords to pass the budget. Asquith travels from Balmoral to London after talks with the king.
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London
Edward
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
National Liberal Club
House of Lords
Churchill
Lord Loreburn
Birrell
Ireland
Bristol
Asquith
Balmoral Castle
Poor Mrs M Kee Stalked by Count in Paris Scandal
Pittsburg friends report Mrs Cornelia Baxter Tevis McKee in Paris facing alleged harassment from Count Apponyi after a rushed divorce. Her father Colonel G M Baxter travels to Paris as the count reportedly sought a large loan and the couple’s breakup follows a French divorce.
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Pittsburg
Cornelia Baxter Tevis McKee
Paris
Apponyi
G. M. Baxter
Louisville
McKee
Cable
Pittsbug
Count Apponyi
Retired General Amos B Kimball Dies at 69
Brigadier General Amos B Kimball U S A died at his Washington home after 40 years of service. He retired in 1902 by his own request after being promoted to brigadier general days earlier. He died of heart failure aged 69 and will receive military honors at Arlington Cemetery.
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Washington
Amos 8. Kimball
Arlington Cemetery
Dynamite Explosion Wounds Bankrobber in Swan IA
Four men attempted a Swan bank robbery in early morning. One was badly injured by dynamite used on the bank safe, causing the other three to abandon the raid. The surviving robbers fled with 500 Lincoln pennies along a marked trail toward the headcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Swan
Four Die In Incendiary Fire At Nashville Brick House
Four residents died in a Nashville blaze at 721 Jefferson street while others were rescued. Moses Fishman and Miss Rachael Markeson survived? No, the Fishman family perished except the husband. Two alleged suspects Jim Butler and George Harrison were arrested nearby.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dora Fishman
Rosie Fishman
Rosier, Fishman
Rachael Markeson
Moses Fishman
Jefferson St
W. H. Mustaine
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Fishman
Markeson
Jim Butler
George Harrison
UCA. Thuss, & Grocer
Policeman Chases Car Finds It Carries General Wood
New York Oct 11 A bicycle patrolman after a four mile pursuit stopped a speeding auto that carried Major General Leonard Wood U S Army. The general, who had been aiding a hospital patient, refused to complain after a slight injury as the officer took the car’s license number and departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Wood
Fifth Avenue
Mindanao
Sova
The Theosophic Theory of Hell for Drunkards
New York Oct 11 Mrs Annie Besant president of the Theosophical society proposes a punishment in a new hell Where the drunkard experiences intensified cravings and memories of liquor on a subtler plane He drifts through places he drank while alive and suffers untold agony until reincarnation provides another earthly chance to start over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annie Besant
Théosophical Society
Hell
Earth
French Priests Enter Politics In Electoral Guidance
Paris reports that French bishops have begun linking catechisms to voting duties, urging support for candidates who publicly defend religious interests. The Figaro notes exit from the Concordat era allows such guidance but criticizes some diocesan formulas while praising Cambrai's archbishop stance on selecting candidates who serve general welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Figaro
Cambrai
Fifteen Die In Wreck At Topeka Outskirts
fragments report a fatal wreck near Topeka on the city outskirts. wreckage sprawls along a curve as fatalities and injuries are tallied, with authorities detailing ensuing investigation and care for the injured.
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Topeka
Wiegard
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