06 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
A Huron meeting of leading Republican stalwarts results in E. L. Abel of Huron being named as a candidate for governor. Watertown talks of arranging a full ticket and platform as the June primaries approach.
F L Fuller longtime Riverview hotel manager in Pierre died Saturday night after an attempted operation failed He had led the Riverview for most of the years since 1889 In other notes H Marion from Cheyenne River ranch sustained a broken leg when a horse fell on him The incident marks his third limb fracture in recent years and friends sympathize.
A Coma Argus Leader excerpt recalls Maurice O. Fitzmaurice once posing as an Episcopal clergyman in Chamberlain and later fleeing through Presho Stanley County and other western states. After years on the run, Spokane dispatches say he was denied citizenship, described as a well educated, highly was rascal who skirted law but avoided prison.
The excerpt notes President Taft urging a subsidy for American ships to boost commerce while defending tariffs to protect industries. It also criticizes his stance against the second class postage rate for newspapers, arguing it undercuts free weekly circulation in counties.
Lernard Memanon, about sixty five, was found frozen in a cellar at his shack near Grindstone Buttes after Friday night cold. He was taken to Hartzell ranch then town, died about 4 pm with Dr Heinemann noting exposure as cause. Funeral held by Rev C H Bryan. interment Odd Fellows cemetery. no local relatives. son and daughter in Alberta, Canada.
Mrs George Meyer nee Maggie Fennel died December 16 1909 at her sister’s home in West Union Iowa after a long illness from consumption. Born in Cox Creek Township she lived in Rock Valley Iowa and South Dakota before marrying George Meyer in 1594. She was 36, left a husband and five children Agnes Helen Margaret Carl and George.
National Anti-Trust league plans a national boycott of price inflators. Members will halt use of articles above legal levels to restore prices by denying markets. Speakers include Champ Clark Alexander Murphy Martin Kinkaid McKinlay Morgan. women to join on equal terms with men.
The White River Commercial Club receives town contributions from Belvidere Stamford Kadoka Weta and Interior totaling 106.00 to push plans for Wasna banh county opening on Pine Ridge. The effort aims to influence Congress this session with a bill presented by Mr. Burke.
Mrs Carrie Nation delivered an address to about two hundred in the opera house denouncing saloons Republicans tobacco users Democrats and Masons. She spoke mainly on her experience as a saloon smasher and the motives behind her anti saloon campaign.
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