KITTREDGE 19 DEAD BIG LOSS TO SOUTH DAKOTA
Alfred Beard Kittredge former United States senator of Sioux Falls died after a lingering illness in Sioux Falls at the Majestic Hotel apartments He was born in New England about fifty years ago and came to South Dakota in 1885 He served as senator from July 1 1901 to March 4 1909 and was highly regarded for his work on judiciary and interoceanic canal committees His death ends a prominent political career and a widely loved public figure with a strong tie to his South Dakota constituents
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Sioux Falls
U. S. Senate
Keene, N. H
Springs
Ark
South Dakota
Alfred Beard Kittredge
United States
Majestic Hotel
Ett
Notian
Jim
Kittredge
James W. Kyle
United States Senate
Coe 1. Crawford
Cunat
Death of Alfred B. Kittredge Former U S Senator
Alfred B. Kittredge died after a brief terminal illness at a hotel. He was born in 1861 in Cheshire County New Hampshire and educated at Yale and Yale Law School. He served in the United States Senate and was noted for the Panama Canal report and active roles in Masons Shriners Elk Woodmen and Red Men. He moved west to Sioux Falls in 1885 seeking opportunity.
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H. W. Kittredge
Keene
N. H
United States Senate
Kittridge
Panama Canal Zone
Alfred B. Kittredge
Cheshire County
Yale University
Yale Law School
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Horace Greeley
Sioux Falls
Anarchist Exchange Ends in Bomb Threat Debate
Anarchist and dissenter clash over bomb-throwing as a tactic to terrorize the public. Mrs. Weeder studies her face and admits she cannot bear to smile, reflecting the era’s uneasy social mood amid dangerous ideas.
State funds eye equitable loan split and Capitol land sale
Cap funds debate over apportioning the permanent school fund amid growing loan applications. State may sell western Capitol lands to cover grounds expenses and repay part of a prior loan. Capitol gas tank erection planned at Pierre to secure gas needs and reduce costs. Gov Vessey misses Helena meeting. Chamberlain to attend. A child drowns in water barrel. ex-Secretary Thorson heads to Stavanger for summer with relatives.
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Capitol
Pierre
Gov. Vessey
Helena
Mont
A. BE. Chamberlain
State Farmers’ Institute Work
Ice skating danger sign at college pond
A pondkeeper assures no danger to visiting college girls skating this afternoon. He jokes there are no handsome young men around to rescue them.
Baltic Sea Wreck Record Sets Global Benchmark
The Baltic Sea holds the world's highest wreck record among oceans, with an average of one wreck per day year round, reflecting its perilous navigation history and dense maritime traffic across all seasons.
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Baltic Sea
New inventor in Me talks tiny carrier device patent
South Dakota reader notice highlights Charles Maar farmer near White in Brookings county who has been granted a patent on a small rural mail delivery device. An endless copper cable runs on a vertical wheel at the house and a horizontal wheel on the road with brackets between. Two mail boxes are carried so when one is at the wheel the other is at the house. A crank and gearing move the wheel to deliver mail, aiming for speeds up to eighty miles per hour. The inventor believes it will work over any distance.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Charles Maar
White
Brookings County
Washington
South Dakota Local News Notes From State Towns
Diverse briefs report new church dedications and daylight electric service in Harrold, a 15 to 23 worker tow factory in Faulkton, bond plans for Brookings city hall, a new courthouse in Butte County, and a two story city hall and club house plan. Other items note a Lake Andes incorporation drive, a motorist’s heart failure death near Whitewood, a 42 member Brookings Boy Scout camp, a prairie fire near Akaska, and Belle Fourche dam progress with Belle Fourche irrigation water flow.
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Brookings
Butte County
Belle Fourelie
Howdle Commercial Day
Leola
Early Settlers’ Association
Minnehaha County
Stierwall
Insuran
Potter County
Long Beach
Cal
Wave Lake Andes
Cavour
Frank Richie
Whitewood
Heart Fuure
Vaulhton
Kampesita
Dune
Akaska
Gelllysturg
Neonville
Stanley County
Jacob J. Bender
Hutchinson County
Canadian Immigrants Drift To Western Canada Prairie Lands
Immigration figures show over 25 000 people settled in Canada in the past year with about 130 000 from the United States and the rest from the British Isles and Northern Europe. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta have reception halls and surveys opening new allotments of 160 acres. Railways protect laterals and provisions are made for homesteads as more settlers arrive. A shipper note reports the Vanguard of the 1911 army of US settlers reaching Winnipeg with 41 carloads of goods, 25 families, and farmers equipped with machinery, livestock, and gas tractors ready to break virgin prairie. Officials expect monthly increases. demand for department literature remains high.
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United States
British Isles
Europe
Seas
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Antwerp
Ted Star
America Canada
Gothland
Samland
New York
Rotterdam
Winnipeg
Sacred ballot box and voting ritual quoted by Rev. MacArthur
A dusty clipping presents a mix of quotes and ads. Rev. R. S. MacArthur praises voting with reverence in New York City, while an unrelated ad urges Kill the Files Now and promotes a daily fly killer from H. Somers of Brooklyn. A stray social ad notes trust between a mother and a daughter in a light exchange.
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R. S. MacArthur
Baptist
New York City
H. Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Impossible rules of etiquette and wedding babies
Andrew Carnegie jokes about labor troubles and employers being in the wrong. A Palm Beach villa hire includes a deacon as butler who must tell guests when madam is in or out. At a wedding a baby’s shriek prompts a bridesmaid to retort that invitations will say no babies expected, revealing social tensions.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
Wight
Smith Jones
Distemper remedies and tonics advertised in old notices
An assortment of patent medicines and remedies listed for horses and dogs, including Spohn's Distemper Our and Wiz ard OIT for colds, plus eye salves, soothing syrups for children, and various farm rental notes. The page reflects early 20th century advertising and public notices with multiple brands and prices.
Cure Constipation with Dr Caldwell Byrup Pepsin
Readers report relief from chronic constipation using Dr Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin. The formulation trains the stomach and bowels to work naturally, strengthens nerves, and offers lasting relief. Endorsed by Detroit and Oklahoma City residents. samples and bottles offered through Caldwell building outlets.
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Byrup Pepsin
Ita Toni
John Graveline
Milwaukee Ave
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Vernon
Oklahoma City
Caldwell
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Citizens’ Law Enforcement League
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Cleven
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Owens
Olt
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Castoria
Bears
Fire Centaur Company
N York
USA
Rome
Spohn
Spohn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
Colonel Hunter
Thomas A Kempis
Winslow
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Sioua City
Fawn
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Ottawa
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Pepsin
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