Boston Suspects Plead Guilty in Winthrop Trunk Case
In Boston on November 27 Louis W. Crawford and William E. Howard alias Hunt admitted guilt as accessories after the fact to the death of Susanna Geary, the Winthrop suitcase tragedy victim. They face later sentencing. Perc y D. McLeod, who pleaded not guilty as an accessory, stood trial with a jury quickly chosen.
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Boston
Louis W. Crawford
William E. Howard
Hunt
Susanna Geary
Percy D. McLeod
Vaults opened for 700000 in New York Life stock
Theodore Ff. Banta testifies that in early 1901 Edmund P. Randolph opened the company vaults and moved New York city stock valued at 700000 to a Central National bank check for the same amount. The stock was removed then returned and the transaction not recorded. Randolph expected to testify this week.
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New York
Armstrong Committee
Theodore Ff. Banta
New York Life Insurance Company
Edmund P. Randolph
New York City
Central National Bank
Banta
Randolph
Peculations at Seattle Assay Office Raise Stakes
Seattle November 25. Arrest of George Edward Adams cashier at the United States assay office shows embezzlement may reach nearly $100,000 and span back before 1903. Bondsmen withdrew the $30,000 bond, Adams remanded for preliminary hearing, Alaska businessmen report fraud at the office with a man misreporting gold dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George Edward Adama
United States Assay Office
Adams
Alaska
New York Truck Drivers Stage General Strike
A general strike began in New York City as 320 union teamsters quit work before noon. The action followed owners’ refusal to require nonunion workers to join the union, prompting union protest.
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New York
New York City
Wheat and tracks price quotes from Minneapolis market
Wheat quotations show Dec and May prices at 85 cents and 0?c. Track prices list No. 1 hard at 82 1/2 cents and No. 1 Northern at 82 1/2 cents, No. 2 Northern at 79 1/2 cents.
Market Quotes for Wheat and Flax in Duluth
Wheat arrivals No 1 Northern 81 2 Northern 79 on track No 1 Northern 81 Dec 80 May 84 Flax arrivals 99 on track 99 Nov 99 Dec 97 May 1.02.
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Duluth
Nev
Cattle and hog prices in St Paul market report
St Paul market data lists cattle ranges from good to choice steers at 4.50 to 5.50 dollars, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.25, veal 2.00 to 6.00. Hogs are 4.10 to 4.60. Sheep show yearling wethers 5.00 to 5.75 and good to choice lambs 6.25 to 6.85.
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St. Paul
Market Quotations Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Chicago market data shows cattle and calves at various classes with prices from 1.25 to 2.90 per unit and weights. hogs mixed and butchers around 4.55 to 4.85 per unit. sheep and lambs listed at 4.00 and 4.75 to 7.50 per unit. The figures reflect multiple grades and weights, with totals noted as 8 156.60 for cattle and calves and 446 stockers and feeders among other entries.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago price list shows Wheat Dec 88 c, May 87 87 c. Corn Dec 440, May 44 0 c. Oats Dec 29 c, May 31 c. Pork Jan $13.20, May unknown. Flax cash Northwestern Southwestern 930. Butter Oredstertay 17 23 c, dairies 17 20 c. Bege 18021 Lp seen.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Fire at Cherryvale causes large lumber yard loss
A Cherryvale Kansas fire, likely set by burglars who pried open a gate at Long Bell Lumber Company, caused about 75000 dollars in damage.
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Cherryvale
Kan
Long Bell Lumber Company
Wilson
A. D. Melvin
Illinois
Bureau of Animal Industry
Salmon
Chicago
Michigan
Marquis of Downshire
County Down
Ireland
Council of Ministers
Yellow fever cases rise in Havana and notable deaths
Three new yellow fever cases are reported in Havana. Peter Schintgen a La Crosse Wisconsin pioneer and manufacturer dies at seventy six. Miss Helen McGregor a Boston actress dies after a deafness operation. Mrs Panette Clark a Chicago charity worker dies alone at home with gas stove. Mayor Dunne orders arrests of Thanksgiving football ticket speculators. Idaho Governor Gooding plans his fifteen year old daughter to christen the battleship Idaho on December 9.
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Havana
Peter Schintgen
la Crosse
Wis
Helen McGregor
Boston
Dunne
Chicago
Gooding
Idaho
Panette Clark
Japanese loan of 125 million announced for global use
A new loan of 125 million dollars is officially announced to be issued on November 28. Four Berlin banks plan to organize a bank with its head office in Berlin to conduct business in Turkey and Egypt. In sports, Kid Sullivan and Abe Attell fought to a fifteen round draw in Baltimore. Madrid officials anticipate King Edward’s May visit following Emperor William’s April visit. US benevolent institutions held 284 362 inmates on December 31, 1904 with 4,372 admitted that year. Henry White, US ambassador to Rome, is chosen to join Minister Gummere at the Morocco conference.
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Berlin
Turkey
Egypt
Baltimore
Kid” Sullivan
Washington
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Madrid
Edward
William
United States
Henry White
Rome
Gummere of
Hill backs reciprocity with Philippines
Congressman E B Hill of Connecticut argues strongly for reciprocity with the Philippines. The Fussimmons O'Brien contest is set for Mechanics Pavilion in San Francisco on Wednesday evening December 20. Daniel E Bandmann, a Shakespearean actor and Montana resident, died suddenly at his ranch near Missoula. Rev Dr Robert Russell Booth, a leading figure in Presbyterian assemblies, died in New York. Thomas H Mitchell, a Chicago bricklayer earning five dollars daily, purportedly inherits nine million five hundred thousand from Australian uncles in a forty seven and a half million estate.
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E. B. Hill
Connecticut
Philippines
Fussimmons-O’brien
Mechanics’ Pavilion
San Francisco
Daniel E. Bandmann
Montana
Missoula
Mont
Robert Russell Booth
General Assemblies of the Presbyterian Church
New York City
Thomas H. Mitchell
Chicago
Australia
Yellow fever cases rise in Havana and state football title clash
Two more yellow fever cases are reported in Havana. The Iowa State football team defeated Ames 8 to 0 to win the state championship. Arthur W Foote, 13, dies from internal injuries after a football game at Phillips grammar school Salem Massachusetts. Sir Arthur Nicolson becomes British ambassador to Russia succeeding Sir Charles Hardinge. Sir Charles Hardinge becomes permanent under secretary of the foreign office. Lewis Green Tewkesbury, wanted in New York for passing worthless checks, is arrested in London. he is said to have run businesses in New York and Mexico and absconded from both.
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Havana
Iowa University
Ames
Arthur W. Foote
Phillips Grammar School
Salem
Mass
Arthur Nicolson
Madrid
Charles Hardinge
Great Britain
Russia
Foreign Office
Lewis Green Tewk
Rain, Fire, and Treaties Mark Busy Twin Cities Period
A heavy wintry spell of rain sleet and snow hit the Twin Cities on Monday and Tuesday. Peru and Bolivia signed a commerce treaty after long negotiations. A hotel fire in East St. Louis killed one and wounded six, gutting the South End Inn interior. In Nebraska robbers blew a bank safe at Chapman with nitroglycerin, escaping with about 1300 in paper money. King Edward offered a cup for a 1907 transatlantic yacht race under the New York Yacht Club. The U.S. Comptroller named Thomas Rinaker of Calit Bt.
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Twin Cities
Peru
Bolivia
South End
East St. Louis
State‘Bank of Chapman
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Rinaker
Carlit Bt
Brewster's Millions Ball Fails as Monty Nears Recovery
Monty Brewster's extravagant plans for a Spanish costume ball are halted by appendicitis. He undergoes surgery, survives, and contemplates returning to work to fund more ventures, while Peggy Gray steadies him and the circle reassesses the grand social gamble.
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van Winkle
Germany
Nopper
Subway
Monty
Brewster
Peggy
Harrison
Pettingill
Stock Exchange
Subway Smith
Gardner
Peggy Gray
Lotless
Fotless
Florida
Magnificent Ball Rumor Sparks Monty and Miss Drew Speculation
Typographical error inflames amusement as Monty Brewster plans a ball for Miss Drew but her name stays out of his descriptions. Friends debate the cost and motive while Brewster remains silent and indifferent, hints of an implied engagement.
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Monty
Miss Drew
Monty Brewster
Subway Smith
Brewster
Bragdon
Napper Harrison
Nopper
Harrison
Railway Timetable For Huron Trains and Connections
A detailed listing of rail departures and arrivals for Huron including trains 501 503 15 602 104 32 25 16 14 31 33 with routes to Chicago Minneapolis Saint Paul Dakota and Watertown Redfield connections and daily or Sunday service notes.
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Aoa
Ae Huron
Minnesota
Pabots Passeneet
Dakots
Wed
Ie Fries
Ana Express
Chicago Express
Ally
I' 503
Drail and Express
Weav Ee Bain Ene
Wingscota
Dakota Uesengers
Liaikih Deco
Mail and Express
Sioux Valley
Watertown
Redfield
Mixed Train Schedules From Watertown to Huron
Train times list a traveling mix from Watertown Hazel Vienna Willow Lakes Bancroft Yale and Huron with morning and afternoon departures. Specific times appear scattered such as 11.00 a m 2.00 p m from Watertown and 9.40 a m 2.30 p m from Hazel.
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Watertown
Hazel
Vienna
Willow Lakes
Bancroft
Yale
Huron
August Tams Licensed Undertaker and Embalmer
August Tams operates as a licensed undertaker and embalmer, offering 24 hour call service. Contact details include business phone Red 65 and residence Green 55. The notice indicates readiness to respond night or day.
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TAMS
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Fay
Took Out Securities
NEW York Life
Peculations of Assay
Minneapolis
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Brewster's
Barbara
Father
Drew
Croesus
Napper
Irser
Taylor
Idaho Street
J. H. Smith Homeopathic Physician
Hills Block
3Rd
Idaho Streets
R. Wright
M. D
World Building
T. J. Wood
James Valley Bank
M. E. Walton D. D
8. D
Whorton
Huron, S. D
A. W. Burtt
First National Bank Huron
A. W.wilmarth
Hills
Black Huron
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