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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
Sibley Withdraws From 28th Pennsylvania Race After Campaign Spending
Ex Congressman Joseph C. Sibley who paid 42500 for the Republican nomination to Congress in the 28th Pennsylvania district withdraws citing heart trouble. He had faced scrutiny over campaign expenditures and a later arrest warrant for conspiring to debauch voters, prompting debate on campaign disclosure laws and public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Sibley
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Bibley
Archbold
Younh
Ninety Six Million Citizens Call For National Unity
A New York World piece contrasts Civil War naval spending with peacetime costs and praises census projections of a 96,000,000 population. It warns against jingoism and urges collective patriotism with the motto Never I but always WE. The poem by Paul West emphasizes shared responsibility and national solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Brest
Chesapeake
Rio Grande
United States
Sam
Paul West
New York
Two Democratic Congressmen Lose renomination over Cannonism
Leonidas F. Livingston and W. Howard deserted the party last December to curb Cannon's power by House rule changes. Last Tuesday both sought renomination in their districts but were defeated, reflecting Cannon's contempt for the Democrats and a partisan response from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorzis
Leonidas F. Livingston
W. ¥. Howard
Cannon
House
Wool Prices Fall in South Dakota Farmers Multiply Complaints
South Dakota farmers report wool selling for 18 cents a pound vs 27 cents a year earlier. They blame tariff levels, noting duties were not reduced. The legislature urged Congress to maintain wool duties, while prices for wool and woolen goods declined despite discussion of tariff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Knights of Columbus Triumph Over Knights of Pythias in Driving Park
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Knights of Pythias 10 to 7 at Driving Park, reversing a 7–6 earlier deficit. Billy Flynn hit a homer with two on, as Columbus pitchers Mc Mann and Flynn limited Pythian batting after the first two innings. A camp observer cited meat-eating on Thursday for stronger Columbus batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Driving Park
Pythians
Columbians
Billy Flynn
McMann
Flynn
Pythian
Wells
Porter
Knights
William Herbert laid to rest in Holy Family church
Funeral services for William Herbert were held at Holy Family church at 10:30 this morning with Requiem Mass by Rev. C. E. OFlaherty. Pallbearers included James Lyons and John Berry Jr. Herbert a 28 year Davison county resident born in County Mayo Ireland in 1843 came to Iowa after emigrating to the United States. He worked in railroad construction and farming before retiring to the city. He died after a cancer of the soft palate, with his family, children William M Joseph C Herbert and Mrs Harry Iddley, by his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herbert
Holy Family Church
C. E. O’flaherty
James Lyons
Thomas Grace
John Feeley
John Michels
John Berry, Jr
Patrick Condran
Herbert
Davison County
County Mayo
Ireland
United States
New York
Manchester
Iowa
Maria Healion
William M
Joseph C
Harry Iidley
Lincoln Submerged as Creek Flood Separates City
East Lincoln, Nebraska, cut off from Lincoln city center by Antelope Creek flood. Water over streets five feet deep floods hundreds of homes forcing people to upper stories. Rock Island line from Denver to Chicago blocked. Weather bureau records eight inches of rain through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Antelope Creek
Rock Island
Denver
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Crippen Charged With Crippen Murder in London Court
Dr Hawley H Crippen and Miss Ethel LeNeve were arraigned in Bow Street on murder charges over Mrs Crippen's presumed body found at Crippen's home. LeNeve faces an added charge of aiding and harboring a fugitive. They were remanded until Sept 6. Inspector Dew testified Crippen tried to jump overboard on a Quebec voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Bow Street
Hawley H. Crippen
Ethel Claire LeNeve
Crippen
Miss LeNeve
Dr. Crippen
Spec
Inspector Dew
Quebec
Dew
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