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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
6
In Wisconsin on July 13 the late convention chose Bert Williams of Tar Caited States senator and J. Bokmidt of Milwaukee for governor. The platform endorsed Payne Aldrich tariff and conservative income plans while rejecting the referendum and revail.
Bewton on July 13 reports several houses badly wrecked at Averettaburs after a fireworks display. Officials say the blast resulted from mishandling of pyrotechnics during the event.
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Jim Nelson, a railroad man, recalls a night out in New Orleans watching a French pianist thrilling a crowd. The performer tames the machine like a locomotive, tapping keys like gauges, thrilling onlookers as trains thunder in the distance and the scene blends music with the hum of steam.
A testimonial from G A Parker of Forest Ave Deerwood D D says exposure caused kidney trouble with pains throughout the body. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved and cured his condition, leaving no kidney issues. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Pierre dispatch reports merchants felt the first effects of the new movement after a Saturday evening blaze near Wal City Stores. Local baring men were among those affected as the incident caused preliminary disruptions to trade and safety concerns in the downtown area.
Des Moines Iowa July 13 workers resume duties as the building trades council and master builders settle differences by arbitration. About 400 carpenters who were locked out Thursday will return to work tomorrow as talks proceed.
Benjamin P. Mason of Butte Montana dies at 100 in Boulder Colorado after nervous trouble from a mining property dispute. A Colorado and Montana pioneer who joined 1864 stampede to Central City and aided Sheriff Plumber and seven men in Montana, Mason boasted that his father and Colonel Ardiey voted for General Jackson. Born 1810 in Kenwood West Virginia.
Chicago July 13 Harry H Frazee manager of the Jeffries tour says Frank Gotch now at his Humboldt Iowa farm wants to fight Johnson to win the heavyweight championship for the white race He rejects a preliminary tour and demands a large purse as in Reno with Australia as the scene of the bout
Mrs Emul Hanson of Centerville South Dakota was fined ten dollars and costs for selling rotten eggs to a local merchant. The state food and drug commission filed the information, marking its first case to convict sellers of rotten or decomposed eggs.
July 5 from Sioux Falls notes minimal rain across the state. Colton and Del Rapids saw limited precipitation while Centon had none. Forecasters predicted more rain but the overall effect appears minor on crops and local conditions.
Tex Rickard is in Los Angeles in response to a telegram from Jeffries and a conference is under way. Sporting men expect Jeffries to re enter the ring and challenge Johnson for another match.
A new Manchuria Japan treaty could raise railroad rates there and drive out merchants from all nations except Japan. The piece notes officials ignored German anger over the Kaiser's letter to Madriz and that the German press appeared friendlier.
Gilson Gardner toured with Colonel Roosevelt from Khartoum to New York City to attend Poindexter’s visit and confirmed the Associated Press story of Roosevelt endorsing Poindexter for the senate was falsified.
Fort Collins July 7 Mrs Ashton mother of a 10 month old infant died after a livery horse she attempted to drive at the Horseshoe Inn bolted when frighted by an automobile. The mother and child were thrown and killed at the scene. The liveryman warned the horse’s fractious nature.
Five fall 5000 feet from air as Herr Eresloch and four companions perish in balloon wreck. Rescue teams locate remains and investigate cause of the disaster near the crash site. Local authorities confirm identities and pause further flights pending inquiry.
Berlin July 13. The great dirigible balloon Erbsloch named after constructor Herr Erbloch fell from 56 000 feet while sailing through west Germany today. Erbloch and four companions were killed instantly and horribly mangled as the craft crashed in motion.
Sweet Swanzey New Hampshire July 13 Case Adams known as Langdon W Moore long dubbed king of burglars is dead after a fifty year spree. He allegedly stole millions and paid police departments across cities for protection.
Cripple Creek Colorado July 12 Mia A F Treakee of Peoria is not serious after a lightning strike that killed her son Jesse and Robert Chambers of Oklahoma City. Both men were students at the University of Illinois.
Prisoners in Portland drank to the health of Joseph Casaldy awaiting execution for the murder of Ollie Synder last winter. The toast praised the guards, jury, and judge as sentences began at Saline penitentiary. Synder was lynched while in Cassidy's custody.
Newark Ohio July 13 ten citizens arrested charged as mob members in the lynching of a dry detective. Attorney General Denman to present the case to the grand jury Monday. Among the arrestees is Louis Bolton a saloonkeeper and brother of the city solicitor. Harman demands punishment for all guilty parties. Meanwhile Taft in Beverly Mass July 13 conferred with Wickersham and Nagel on Alaska affairs as he prepares to lead his party without awaiting approval. Census returns show Peoria Illinois 66950 St Louis Missouri 115,847 and Belleville Illinois 21,122.
Pierre July 12 report that disbarred attorney George W. Egan, who ran in the Republican gubernatorial primary, has filed in the state supreme court for reinstatement to practice law and apologized for prior criticism. No action expected until judges return from summer vacations. New York July 12 notes cloak makers negotiating with strikers and a likely end to a major strike.
Oelrichs toppled Wayside 8-0 in a slow afternoon game cited as a bet match. Derrida’s squad noted as one of the region’s fastest, having beaten all opponents this season. The town awaits rains and fair preparations while a rural fire story and land prospect interest are mentioned.
Pierre July 7 The city mourns three recent deaths including Mrs H D Jennings a longtime resident who died of cancer Mary Greenough known as Mrs Elmer Litteer a popular local graduate and teacher in the city schools and Mrs John Bush daughter of Joseph Pitlick who came from Jew City Iowa died after giving birth to twin daughters who survived her.
July is scene of a major strike as fifty thousand women workers in New York City join the Ladies Garment Workers Union demand recognition of the union shorter hours higher pay and better working conditions Employers anticipate trouble Sealed proposals will be received by the State Board of Charities and other authorities.
Two Sioux City pastors Rev E C Wolcott and Rev Ralph P Smith will take two weeks of manual harvest work in South Dakota this month to study farming conditions and aid farmers in wheat cutting. Smith planned a prior trip that's fallen through. this year both intend to rough it and join local harvest hands at the center of the Dakota belt.
Alabama Republicans named a full state ticket for the first time in eight years. The report from Birmingham notes the selections include the anticipated candidates, highlighting party unity and campaign readiness ahead of the upcoming election phase.
Reports detail a severe famine across Siberia with crop failures causing widespread distress. Authorities organize relief efforts to assist affected inhabitants as communities struggle with scarcity and hardship.
In St. Petersburg on July 13 reports say famine worsens in Siberia as authorities provide aid to residents while political prisoners are left to starvation. The situation echoes the 1900 exile crisis when thousands were forced to starve.
In Washington on July 7 X. Synder principal of Colorado's school was nominated for president of the National Educational Association, defeating Ella Flagg Young of Chicago by a 48 to 19 vote.
Reno reports gate receipts of 270000 plus attendance around 18020 for the fight. Rickard claims 100000 profit with Cleanson’s share undisclosed due to unshown moving picture rights. Jeffries plans to retire to a farm in southern California awaiting funds and rest. San Francisco notes Jeffries arrived, battered and aged, to await a brief rest before time in California with Dick Adama.
Louisville July 13 report indicates August Rooke Fidelity Trust assistant secretary may have embezzled over a million dollars. In a related item from Louisville July 7 federal officers seized Jos Bing, a Chinese operator of the first U S opium factory, with unclear raw material sources.
Oyster Bay July 14 Colonel Roosevelt after a conference with Governor Hughes assails party machinery led by chairmen Timothy L Weamuratt, alleging fraud and factional control within the leadership.
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