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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

2

London reveals Chapin death scenes and oysters link

The letter by Count Graymaln in London details Chapin's final hours with Mme Potoka singing Rossini and Bellini as he died. It notes Mozart's Requiem and Lablanche's insistence at the funeral, suspects high fees, and mocks artists selling their gifts. The piece also covers typhoid-Oyster links, Harlem children’s coin game, and various arts and society notes.

Count Graymaln Chapin London Eduard Zeldenrust Mme. Potoka Rossini Bellini Mays Mozart Lablanche Viardot Concert Society Chopin H. Albert Johnson Llere Lelgian Royal Medical Society

Murder at Burke: William Riley Charged in Fatal Barn Beating

A Burke inquest reveals William Riley struck and kicked William Ritts after accusing him of bacon theft. Ritts died from a blow to the head. Riley, 30, is held for a preliminary hearing before Judge Biggins. The victim, about 12, left behind a wife and nine children on a Missouri river homestead.

Boneredl Haven Wilam Riley Ritts Burke Mish Attocney Dano Bue Sherif McMullen William Rites Lucas George Pete J. E. Ritts C.J L. L. Cagsler Tiley Rite Riley Ritte Tucis Fitte Willam Riley Nebraska Bonesterl Roselud Northwestern Railway Fremont Sully Flats

Lake Andes and Geddes clash for county seat again

In Charles Mix county Lake Andes and Geddes resume bid to move county seat from Wheeler. Geddes offers land and 8000 cash for a new courthouse while Lake Andes backs a rival bid. Longstanding bitter divisions among partisans echo early Kansas county seat fights.

Chambrelain Charles Mix County Board of County Commissioners Lake Andes Geddes Wheeler Minsouri Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Lake Eats

Equalization Board in Session at Pierre

The state board of equalization meets at Pierre to review railroad and other tax properties in Hand and Miller counties. Governor Crawford appoints W G Ludwig Jr and another warden for Hand county. appointments take effect immediately as the board prepares to assess property values.

Crawford appoints O W Henry state scale inspector

erre 8. D. July 23 Governor thantora has appointed C M L Henry of Bronx Falls to the position of the spector of public corrning and ware houses to succeed Clut Poulson who resigned

Crawford O. W. Henry Erre Thantora C. ML Henry Bronx Falls Clut Poulson

Ike Murphy and Crobtau License Incident

Fragmented report notes Ike Murphy, a house mover, tied to a license issue after a July event. Sioux Falls records indicate a case involving damages and a monetary claim of 500 dollars. Details are garbled, with several names and actions unreadable.

Ike Murphy Sioux Faile

South Dakota Republicans Endorse National Platform Policy Shifts

South Dakota Republicans approve the national platform of 1908 and Taft Sherman as leaders. They back Roosevelt principles, tariff revision by Congress, and protection for American industry, plus stronger railroad regulation and public value of utilities. The platform calls for waterway improvement, postal savings, banker deposit insurance, and state depository laws, praising Governor Crawford’s administration.

National Republican Platform Congress Friends of the Friends of the Protective Aystem Republic Trutt Skaue Interstate Commerce Commission Railroad Commissionera and Assessment Boards Railroad Commissionera Misalusippi Misouri Missouri River Indoria Crawford Seh Crawford Tate Priscnti al Ve Primi Elias Pettey

Two Die After Freight Collision in Pierre

Two people were killed in a freight train collision in Pierre on July 18. Early morning wreck damaged a locomotive and results pointed to a fireman among the deceased. the other victim's identity remained unclear amid the wreckage and firefighting efforts.

Republican Party Urges Unity After Primary Show

A faction of Republicans appeals to unity after state primary results. They pledge support for party nominees including United States senator candidates and urge voters to back the party ticket. The statement calls for loyalty, suppression of internal differences, and marching to victory against a common foe.

United Simtee Thas Mas Republican Party Earth Phiemed Aly Neecssary Timary Democratic Party

Greene, prominent political figure, dies in Chamberlain

Hon. Joseph M. Greene former Republican national committeeman for South Dakota died in Chamberlain between Tuesday night and Wednesday. He returned from the Mitchell convention and appeared well until breakfast time. An investigation found him dead in his room, with heart trouble suspected as the cause.

Water Main Break Floods Yankton News Office

A major water main break cut city water for eight hours in Yankton on Monday evening. A forgotten tap in the Elk rooms released water, flooding the Press and Dakotan offices and leaving the establishment water soaked by morning.

Yankton Elk Rooms Press Dakotan

Suit Case Key Clue in Teal Pond Murder Mystery

Troy New Jersey July 18 detectives say a found suit case once carried by Hazel Drew strengthens the theory she was murdered in Troy and moved to Teal pond. Police cite the handbag and a cent bearing glove, ask to question the Union Square clerk who checked the case.

Troy N. J Teal Pond Kaye Hazel Drew Averill Park A & Cent Averill Haxel Trey Union Square

Good Bread Solves The Divorce Problem

Atlantic City July 18 Dr H W Wiley head of the national pure food commission told the American Biscuit Bakers association at their annual convention that good bread would reduce divorce problems. He urged bakers to produce quality bread and educate the public to buy it to strengthen homes and happiness.

Atlantic City W. J H. W. Wiley National Pure Food Commission American Biscuit Bakers’ Association

Large Fire Wipes Out Town in Philadelphia Area

A massive fire near Philadelphia destroyed most of a town in Tascarawas County. The blaze began around 9 o clock last night and burned until early today, leaving Sos people displaced and many buildings destroyed. Authorities cite extensive damage to homes and businesses as residents scramble to recover.

Olle Baltte Tascarawas BeSheanes

Memorial Church Proposed by Irish Americans for Manchester Rescue

Flandreau 8 D Hoy of Sioux Malls heads to Indianapolis with a group to ask the Ancient Order of Hibernians to back a $100000 memorial church. They offer a $15000 site and possibly $30000 in cash, honoring Father Quick and the Irish dead from the 1867 Manchester rescue case.

Flandreau D. Hoy Bean of Sioux Indianapolis Order of Hibernian Triad of America England Ireland Manchester Tiree Trish The Reagan St Paul Kelly Milwaukee Egan Hibernians Deasy Allen Larkin O'Brien Shower McDermott Father Quick

Gas Struck as Drilling Deepens in Codington Oil Fields

Watertown South Dakota July 21 heavy natural gas vein found late yesterday afternoon as drill advances gas volume increases at the opening suggesting oil may lie below in Codington County oil fields. Company keeps depth and strata secret while elders forecast possible oil strike any minute and a strong gas odor attracts observers within half a mile.

Watertown S. D Arills Codington County

Honduras Stamps Out the Revolution

New York July 21. The Associated Press received dispatches from General Davila, president of Honduras, stating Tegucigalpa on July 17 that the government had ended the revolutionary movement. He reports the enemy defeated, ten days to A. deciergy Hattie peace, and that Salvador escaped.

New York

Man Crushed by Falling Rock in Yankton

July 21 Yankton report of Henry Goetz son of August Goetz injured while helping place large curbing stones. A stone fell from a front while hoisting and struck him on the head. Rescue and medical attention given. initially feared fatally hurt but expected to recover if no complications arise.

Yankton Henry Goetz August Goetz

Kaufmann Appeal Set for July 22

Sioux Falls reports the South Dakota Supreme Court will hear the motion for a new trial in Emma Kaufmann's manslaughter case. The July 22 date follows a June trial in Flandreau and a voluminous brief by the defense. Prosecution counsel are Thomas H. Null and J. Whiting.

Sioux Falls State Supreme Court Emma Kaufmann Sioux Walls Flandreau Supreme Court Atkens & Judge Ney Thomas H. Null Huron J. &. Whiting Woonsocket E. G. Smith Yankton

Republicans Name Martin at South Dakota Convention

Mitchell July 17 The Republican state convention indorsed E W Martin by acclamation for the Parker seat with William Cook re elected state central commit tee chair and adopted reform resolutions left out of the national platform The body chose two presidential electors from each wing and praised Roosevelt Taft and the Huron platform while pledging support to the ticket and primary law revisions.

Mitchell South Dakota Chicago William H Taft James &. Sherman Theodore Roosevelt Watt Roosevelt Republican Party Bouth Dakora Avil Aws Jaue S. T E. W. Martin Parker Congress William, Cook State Central Committee Thomas L. Bouck Milbank Stalwart Elrod R. O. Richards Charles H. Burke J. L. Brown J. P National Ticket Huron Interstate Commerce Commission South, Dakota Misouri Missouri River United States Taft Aurora C. J. Anderson Brookings W. A. Burgess Bewdle Stichards Brule E Mt Lebo Brown C. J. McLeod Day Ger Deuel George L. Biances Wiliam McGenn Codington J. J. Huntak Chrolly Hutchinsom A. A. Wipf Derauld J. Ae Hanson W. J. Reyburn Lake J. L. Jones Bincoln K. EB Jacobson Minne H.W. Munson Moody Lewis Benson Marshall J. §. McDougall McPherson J. J. Hepperie McCook W.W. Colleraner W. A. Herron Pennington Hatley Roberts Ion Stockwell Sworth McBride Bon Homma George W. Meade Hy B Eame Perkins Butts Withass

Next Highest Mason in World to Retire from Business Life

Milwaukee July s1 Beary pL Palmer president of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Milwaukee stated last evening after his connection with the Saint for about 50 years that he would not be a candidate to succeed himself at today’s an i company Edward Vil Mr Palmer Mason is the world Next to a ie r is the hig

Milwaukee Wic Beary Pl Palmer Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Ani Edward Vil Paleat Mason Aie Imeris Hig

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