Railway Timetable Arrivals at Huron Train Mix
Timetable lists trains arriving at Huron with routes to Minnesota Dakota Chicago and Watertown. Includes No 501 No 502 No 604 No 32 No 34 and No 14 freight and passenger services with daily or Sunday exceptions and connections at Sioux Junction Redfield for points east.
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Huron
Minnesota and
Dakota
Tecaaat Pasenger
M. Tein
Chicago
Eave
Mall Me
Iago
Daswenger
Cay
No. Bai
Mixed-Mixed events list for Willow Lakes to Bancroft
Readable fragments show a schedule of races or activities with times from 6 30 p m to 15 p m. Entries include Hagel Bah a Willow Lakes Bancroft Yale and Huron with morning and afternoon time slots.
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Wieeeevere
Hagel
Willow Lakes
Bancroft
Eis Yale
Huron
Edward B. Taylor Physician and Surgeon Card
Edward B. Taylor physician and surgeon residing at 454 Idaho Street with office hours 9 11 a m and 2 4 p m Open evenings and Sundays by appointment only Phone Green 191 Located in the city proper
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Edward B. Taylor
Idaho Street
iJ H Smith Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Card
iJ H Smith homeopathic physician and surgeon lists office in Hills Block residence at 3rd and Idaho streets telephone office Red 8 residence Green 8 Huron.
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Ij. H. Smith Homeopathic
Hills Block
Idaho Streets
Huron
World Building Rooms 3 and 4 Contact Information
A brief notice lists rooms 3 and 4 for world building inquiries with a phone contact, office Red 43, and house green 43 in Huron. It notes the county and city respond promptly to attended calls.
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World Building
T. J. Wood M D Physician and Surgeon Office
Dr T J Wood a physician and surgeon maintains an office in the James Valley Bank Building. He offers general medical care and surgical services to residents of the area.
World Building Office Hours Posted on Second Floor
The notice lists office hours on the second floor of the World Building from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to ? The fragment mentions Huron and a date line but is incomplete for further details.
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World
Attorney Listings Nearby Dakota and Bank Areas
Attorney at law H. 8. MOUSER operates on Dakota Avenue near the post office while A. W. BURTT maintains an office over the First National Bank. The item notes local legal professionals and their addresses in a concise directory style.
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A. W. Burtt
First National Bank
W. Wilmarth Office Ad In Hills City
Death care provider W Wilmarth advertises licensed undertaker and embalmer services in Hills with 24 hour call line Red 55 and residence Green 55 Huron South Dakota.
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TAMS
Huron
South Dakota
Moscow Battle Triggers Severe Casualties and Fire
Rebel forces retreat from central Tverskaia street and concentrate in narrow quarters, leaving Moscow mortuaries crowded and hospitals unable to cope. Governor General Doubassoff orders closed doors, with fines or fortress imprisonment for breaches. militia begins duties amid fires and bombardments.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Tverskaia
Doubassoff
Revolt in Moscow Reports Describe Strong Defenses and Casualties
The Slavoe reports Moscow revolutions led by students from Kiev Kharkoff and Odessa with many Jews. The revolutionists hold the outskirts as 6000 workers at Latin works are killed in a torching siege. Four regiments of dragoons are en route from Warsaw while troops are stretched thin to quell Baltic province unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Slavoe
Moscow
Kieff
Kharkoff
Odessa
Warsaw
Baltic
Strikes Hit Warsaw as Revolution Threat Looms
In Warsaw Russian Poland on December 27 street railway workers went on strike at night while steam railroad staff are expected to join. Revolutionists threaten armed insurrection like Moscow and authorities mobilize the garrison with detachments at rail stations. Several trade unionists and revolutionaries have been arrested.
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Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Moscow
Rebels Capture Tver In Russian Uprising Report
The St Petersburg Petit Parisian correspondent says Tver has fallen to revolutionaries. A French engineer from Baku reports widespread revolt across Russia with peasants seizing trainloads of ready to fight troops. In Lodz, coal miners threaten an armed rising with 12 000 workers prepared to fight troops.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Petit Parisian
Tver
Moscow
Mafin
Baku
Russia
Lods
Russian
Poland
Open Door Victory Ends Manchuria Struggle Under Treaty
The United States views the Manchuria settlement as final open door success. China yields railway control on the peninsula to Japan and agrees to access for world commerce at sixteen ports including Harbin, a major rail hub, signaling a pivotal shift in regional power.
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Arthur
Dalny
Russia
China
Japan
Changchin
Bamed
Manchuria
Harbin
State Department
United States
Court voids Royal Arcanum rate amendments in Brooklyn case
Justice Gaynor in Brooklyn Supreme Court ruled that the Royal Arcanum cannot raise member assessments or alter contracts. The two day hearing featured William C. Robson, secretary of the supreme council, who said the order held about 575 million in insurance certificates and could raise rates under Massachusetts law with proper procedure.
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New York
Justice Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
James L. Mock
Berkeley Council
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council of the Order
Supreme Council
Gaynor
Organiza
William C. Robson
Robson
Massachusetts
Insanity Defense in Brennan Murder Trial
Minneapolis dispatch reports Stella Brennan’s defense contends she suffered maternity related insanity and that a mysterious man committed the killings. If the defendant did the crime, prosecutors say she was not mentally responsible due to insanity at the time.
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Minneapolis
Stellanan
Minnea
Brennan
Minister to Norway
Herbert H. D. Peirce has been chosen by the president as the first American minister to Norway. Charles Denby will succeed him as chief clerk of the State Department. David Thompson, formerly minister to Brazil, is named ambassador to Mexico.
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Washington
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Charles Denby
Department
Peirce
State Department
Anno’ment
David Thompson
Brazil
Mexico
Fire devastates six story factory as panic erupts in tenements
Hundreds of babies and their toy Christmas trees were evacuated into the street before dawn when a fire near Fifty-eighth Street and Eleventh Avenue raced through a six story factory. The blaze destroyed the building causing about $100,000 in damages and sparked a citywide alarm, but no injuries were reported.
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New York
Fifty-eighth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Uprising Grows in Santo Domingo as State Delays Intervention
Cable reports from Santo Domingo describe internal strife with a killed port captain and a barricaded province governor. The Dominican government removes the governor while Morales seeks support against Jimenez, signaling imminent conflict near San Juan or Puerto Plata and possible new capital.
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Washington
State
Navy
Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
State Department
Secretary of War
Dominican Customs Edwards
San Do
Morales
Jimnez
Horacio
San Juan
President Morales Flees Santo Domingo After Clash
Report from San Domingo dated December 26 cites General Carlos Morales leaving the capital for an unknown destination, with government troops in pursuit. A fight occurred about ten miles away and rebel commander General Pimentel is believed attacked. Morales’s whereabouts remain uncertain wraiths of a coast escape to Puerto Plata or a land crossing toward Monte Cristi.
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San Domingo
Republic
Carlos F. Morales
Pimentel
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Perez
A Plata
Monte Cristi
Beef Trust Trial Set for January 9 1906
Twenty one persons and corporations indicted for conspiracy in restraint of trade in the meat business will face trial January 9 1906 on ten special pleas for immunity. The jury of eighteen includes five farmers and other trades. The verdict will determine whether packers are tried later on the main charges or freed. The defendants claim immunity from prosecution for evidence given during the Garfield investigation used against them in the indictments.
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Chicago
Poisoned candy mailed to Albany carnival queen 1904
Miss Elsie Smith once crowned Queen Titania of Albany's 1904 Hallowe'en carnival reports receiving a mailed box of candy tainted with Paris green and other poisons. A druggist test found enough poison to kill a family. she suspects a rival girl. Police and postal authorities investigate.
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Albany
N. Y
Elsie Smith
Titania
Post Office
California Man to Succeed Wright as Philippines Governor General
Washington dispatch reports Luke Wright will not return to the Philippines. James F. Smith, formerly of San Francisco and now a member of the commission, will succeed Governor Wright. The administration decided on the change.
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California
Philippines
Washington
Luke Wright
James F. Smith
San Francisco
Wright
British cruiser lands 250 to guard Shanghai foreign concession
In Shanghai on December 26 a force of 250 men from the British cruiser Andromeda has landed to guard the foreign concession. Chinese officials have issued warrants for the arrest of riot promoters who have fled the scene.
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Shanghai
Andromeda
Banker Snyder Pleads Guilty in Fraud Charge
E. E. Snyder former banker at Olin Iowa who fled after misappropriating about 100000 was arrested in St. Louis and sentenced to a $100 fine plus costs. Snyder pleaded guilty to fraudulent banking but creditors signed a pretense of clemency.
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Cedar Rapids
E. E. Snyder
Olin
St. Is
Snyder
Wisconsin Railroads Pay Back Taxes Under New Law
Madison December 26 under a special session law railroads must pay back taxes before challenging assessments in court. The Northwestern paid 225,824 for 1905 and St. Paul 464,258 for 1904 and 1905 plus interest. Smaller roads expected to follow. A 1904 Northwestern tax is in litigation as a test case between state and railroads.
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Madison
Wis
Northwestern
St. Paul
New British Cabinet Approved by King Edward
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman met the king at the palace for about twenty minutes as King Edward signified approval of the new government. The list included Premier secretary and state, Sir Edward Grey, Earl of Elgin, Richard Haldane, John Morley, Baron Tweedmouth, David Lloyd George, John Burns, John Sinclair, Earl Carrington, Sydney Buxton, James Bryce, Earl of Crewe, Marquis of Ripon, Augustine Birrell, Sir Henry Fowler, and others in key posts.
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Edward Grey
Earl of Elgin
Richard Haldane
India
John Morley
Admiralty
Baron Tweedmouth
Board of Trade
David Lloyd George
John Burns
Scotland
John Sinclair
Board of Agriculture
Earl Carrington
Sydney Buxton
Ireland
James Bryce
Earl of Crewe
Marquis of Ripon
Board of Education
Augustine Birrell
Duchy of Lancaster
Henry H. Fowler
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Edward
White man begins eight year five month term for bank fraud
Alonzo J. White, convicted of defrauding Fidelity Trust of Buffalo with forged and raised paper, was sent to Auburn prison to begin an eight year and five month sentence.
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Buffalo
Dec
Alonzo
J. Whiteman
Fidelity Trust Company
Auburn
Committees Named for Fifty-ninth Congress Chairmen List
Washington December announces chairmen for the Fifty-ninth Congress across key panels. Names include Ways and Means Payne New York, Appropriations Tawney Minnesota, Judiciary Jenkins Wisconsin, Foreign Affairs Hitt Illinois, Military Affairs Hull Iowa, Naval Affairs Foss North Dakota, Banking and Currency Fowler New Jersey.
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Washington
Dec
Cannon
Ways and Means
Payne
N. Y
Appropriations
Tawney
Minn
Judiciary
Jenkins
Wis
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hepburn
Foreign Affairs
Hitt
Ils
Hull
Naval Affairs
Foss
Overstreet
Ind
Cooper
Fowler
N. J
Southard
Burton
Grosvenor
Wadsworth
Public Lands
Lacey
Sherman
Hamilton
Mich
Sibley
Bartholdt
Gardner
Sulloway
N. H
Loudenslager
Columbia
Babedck
France keeps Venezuela crisis from widening
Washington reports France has refused to withdraw its protest note to Venezuela over President Castro's handling of M. Taigny. M Jusserand met with Secr Root to discuss the deteriorating Venezuelan situation. High authority says France would act to protect its interests but resists moves that could hinder US efforts with Venezuela.
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Washington
France
Venezuela
Castro
M. Taigny
M. Jusserand
Seer Root
Edward Atkinson Dies After Sudden Illness at Seventy Eight
Edward Atkinson, prominent Boston economist and public figure, died suddenly at age 78 after an attack of acute indigestion affecting the heart. For four decades he was sought on economic questions and served as special commissioner on bimetallism in Europe under President Cleveland.
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Boston
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Ito
Cleveland Felt
Europe
Worst Season on Lakes Records Heavy Losses
The Lakes News bureau reports 214 deaths on the Great Lakes this season, the heaviest loss on record. By comparison, the 1949 season saw 49 lives lost, the smallest loss on record.
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Chicago
the Lakes News Bureau
Great Lakes
Congress Sends Canal Appropriation Bill to Committee
Work of Congress notes that on Wednesday December 20 the body sent the canal appropriation bill to committee for consideration after a declaration of agreement.
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Bers
Confin Canal
House Session Adjourned to January Fourth After Brief Day
The House held a ten minute session and adjourned until Jan. 4. Two speeches planned for the day were printed in the record without delivery. The Senate devoted most of its brief session to credentials of Senator Gearin, recently appointed to fill the Oregon vacancy caused by John H. Mitchell's death, and Gearin was sworn in.
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House
Senate
Senator Gearin
Oregon
John H. Mitchell
Gearin
Battle III. Railway Coach Killings in Mount Carmel
Two men were killed and another mortally wounded after a Southern Railway coach escape attempt amid a larceny case. Constable James Kingston and Isaac Marshall died in the fray. Edward Marshall, wounded, was captured with the prisoners and held for trial. The Marshall brothers were arrested in Sims for stealing chickens and moved to Wayne City for hearings. Edward Marshall was hospitalized in Fairfield under guard to prevent lynching.
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Mount Carmel
Ill
Southern Railway
James Kingston
Isaac Marshall
Edward
Marshall Brothers
Sims
Wayne City
Table Kingston
Eld
Edward Marshall
Fairfield
Murder at Falls Hotel in Minneapolis Robbery
Charles C. Bader, Falls hotel proprietor, was shot and killed by two intruders in a robbery at the hotel. The assailants looted about $500 in cash, overlooked $1,000, and escaped. authorities had no immediate leads.
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Minneapolis
Charles C. Bader
Falls Hotel
Bader
Tiey
New Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki Succeeds Takahira
Viscount Stuze Aoki appointed Japanese ambassador to the United States. He is a privy council member and holds the first class Order of the Rising Sun, conveying formal notification to Secretary Root. Aoki ranks as the highest diplomatic official.
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Washington
Stuze Aoki
Root
Privy Council
Order of the Rising Sun
Market Quotations Wheat Prices in Minneapolis
Wheat quotations list Minneapolis prices for December through July futures with No 1 hard and No 2 Northern grades. December and May futures shown with cents per bushel figures in a market snapshot.
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Minneapolis
Wheat prices in Duluth market report
Wheat arrivals in Duluth on December 26 show No 1 Northern priced at 83 and three quarters cents per bushel. Contracts for January and December futures noted at 1.07 and 1.12 dollars per bushel respectively with nearby and deferred months listed.
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Duluth
Northern
Cattle and animal prices in St Paul market report
St Paul market summary shows cattle values with good to choice steers $4.50 to $5.50, common and fair $3.50 to $4.25, cows and heifers $3.00 to $4.25, veals $3.00 to $6.50. Hogs bring $4.55 to $5.10. Sheep offer yearling wethers $5.50 to $6.50 and good to choice lambs $6.50 to $6.75.
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St. Paul
Chicago Market Report Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market notes from December 26 show cattle and calves with varied grades and prices from Cattle-Beeves at 2.50 to 6.40, hogs with mixed and butcher grades around 5.00 to 5.30, and sheep and lambs quoted near 4.00 to 5.90. Texans and stockers appear in price ranges 3.50 to 4.25 for cattle and 4.70 for a notable item.
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Chicago
Chicago grain and provisions summary from December trading
Chicago markets show wheat and oats trading in December contracts with May and December delivery details. Prices listed include dec wheat around 87 percent and May near 44 and 31 percent, pork values near 12 to 18 dollars, flax cash and futures around 1.00, and butter and poultry quotes with small fractional cents.
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Chicago
Southwestern
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J. W. Griffith
Will Orug
R. Wright
M. D
T. J. Wood
James Valley Bank
M. E. Walton
B.D. S. Dentistry
Whorton
H. 8
Mouser
Attorney At Law
Dakota Ave
A. ‘W.wilmarth
Blaughter
Awful
Lodz
New York City
Ternal
Beef Trust
Wisconsin
King Edward
Whiteman
Ofc
Viscount Stuze Aoki
Takahira
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Chicago Union Stock Yarde
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