Canadian Vigilant Fire Hits Fishing Tug in Midlake Clash
The American tug Harry G Barnhurst was fired on by the Canadian cruiser Vigilant on Sunday in midlake near the Maryland line. More than thirty shots hit the vessel wounding two men and damaging upper works. Captain Fassel said he would have sunk the Vigilant if Dunne had fired first.
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Midlake
Vigilant
Harry G. Barnhurst
Rifles
Nichol
Barnhurst
Barnhhurst
Dunne
Fassel
Res
Republicans and York Life Contributed to Campaign Fund
On the stand George W. Perkins testified to a $48,000 check drawn by New York Life Insurance Company on Dec. 30, 1904 payable to J. P. Igan & Co. He said it was a contribution to a national Republican committee promised to Cornelius N. treasurer, with similar payments in 1896 and 1900. The company feared its assets would be endangered if the party failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance
J. P. Igan & Co
Perkins
National Republican Committee
Cornelius N
Explosion and Fire At Avon Fuse Works Fatal Injuries
The Avon Connecticut fuse works explosion and fire left two workers dead Charles Dimock and Miss Yan and several injured. A worker reportedly attempted to stop a stoppage by heating a fuse with a hot iron triggering the blast. the exact cause remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph. Humbers
Charles Dimock
Miss Yan
Flea Legayt
Thieves Burn Bonds Taken From Handbag in Fire
In Los Angeles on September 16 an incident ended with thieves stealing a handbag containing government bonds and gold during a firefight. The bag and bonds were tossed into the flames but the bag was recovered. the bonds were badly damaged. Dr W W Ordway was mentioned in connection with the day’s events.
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W. W. Ordway
Angeles
Cal
Nan Patterson Weds Ex Husband G. Martin in York
Nan Patterson, the actress once involved in a sensational murder case, married her former husband G. G. Martin, from whom she divorced about three years ago. The ceremony took place at the bride’s father’s home in the city. Mrs. Martin will reside in York where the former manages affairs.
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Ngton
Nan U
Sar Young
York
Eon G. Martin
Martin
Indiana ex-auditor Prick charged with embezzlement
Indianapolis reports former Indiana state auditor David F. Prick has been arrested on embezzlement charges. He waived examination and was bound over to await further proceedings.
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Hbtate
Indiana
Ianapolis
David F. Prick
Lightning Strikes Poultry Tent Fatalities in Indianola
A lightning bolt struck a crowded poultry exhibition tent at the Indianola county fair on Sept 15 killing four men Ray Anderson Carl Peterson Theodore Young and Blaine Wright from Pleasantville and Indianola. Six others were fatally burned and about a dozen stunned as the tent collapsed and thousands of chickens in coops were killed. Rescuers cleared debris and physicians from Des Moines aided the injured.
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Indianola
Ray Anderson
Carl Peterson
Theodore Young
Blaine Wright
Pleasantville
Des Moines
Filipino Rebel Jumper Killed After Cliff Surrender
Felizardo, chief of Ca vide outlaws, was surrounded near the Batangas border on Sunday and leaped from a cliff. He died from the fall, and authorities believe his death will end the Ca vide disturbances.
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Manila
Felizardo
Cavite
Batangas
Clerk Charged Over $20,000 Voucher Scam in Public Health
Washington dispatch reports James W. Boyd a clerk in the Public Health and Marine Hospital service arrested on charges of voucher manipulation. He allegedly secured over $20,000 in the last two years by raising small vouchers to larger sums. Boyd, about forty, confessed. his wife is currently in Europe.
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Washington
Secret Service
James W. Boyd
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Boyd
Europe
Boston Mayor Patrick A. Collins Dies in Virginia
Patrick A. Collins, Boston chief executive, dies in Hot Springs Virginia from a hemorrhage of the bowels. He was serving in Congress 1882 to 1889 and was United States consul general at London 1892 to 1897.
Hottentots Defeated by German Colonial Troops
Berlin dispatch reports Major Meisler's column in Southwest Africa clashing with insurgent Hottentots on Sept. 13. After five hours of fighting the natives retreated leaving sixty dead, with two Germans killed and twelve wounded including Major Maersker.
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Berlin
Africa
Meisler
Maersker
Wheat Prices and Track Averages Listed for Minneapolis
Minneapolis report cites Sept wheat at 80 3 4 to 80 7 8 cents, Dec at 1. 38 1 4, May at 1. 44 4 4 dollars. On-track values show No 1 hard 84 1 2 cents, No 1 Northern 83 3 4, No 2 Northern 80 3 4 cents.
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Minneapolis
Cattle and hog prices across St. Paul market
On September 19 in St. Paul cattle ranged from 3.75 to 5.50 for common to premium steers. cows and heifers 3.25 to 4.25. veal 2.00 to 5.50. Hogs sold from 5.05 to 5.40. Sheep and lambs quoted with yearling wethers 4.50 to 5.25 and native lambs 5.00 to 5.50.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax price quotes from Duluth market report
Duluth market update lists wheat bids for No. 1 Northern at 815 3 8 cents and No. 2 Northern at 784 4 cents. On track prices show No. 1 Northern 82 3 4 cents and No. 2 Northern 79 3 4 cents. Sept old 81 1 2 cents, Sept new 18 1 2 cents, Dec 77 4 6 cents, May 9 9 16 cents. Flax prices arrive 84 cents, on track and Sept 1.00, Dec 1.02, May 1.02.
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Duluth
Northern
Livestock Prices Chicago Sept 19 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Chicago market report shows cattle and calves with ranges from 1.40 to 6.30, cattle and cows mixed across grades, hogs mixed and butchers 5.15 to 5.80, good heavy 5.30 to 5.80, rough heavy 5.00 to 5.20, light 5.20 to 5.75, sheep 3.50 to 4.80, lambs 4.25 to 7.50. Western commodity lines quoted as well.
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Chicago
Chicago grain and livestock prices summary
Wheat Sept 824c Dec 84c May 85c Corn Sept 52c Dec 44c May 43 7c Oats Sept 27c Dec 28c May 30c Pork Sept 15.50 Oct 14.92 Jan 12.32 Flax cash Northwestern 98c Southwestern 92c Butter Creameries 17 20c dairies 17 18c Eggs 14% 18c Poultry Turkeys 16c chickens 11c springs Lic
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Weekly Crop Bulletin Highlights Strong Yields and Favorable Weather
Weeklong warmth reduced frost risk with no frost reported. Eastern showers aided pastures and plowing while haying, threshing and stacking progressed. Wheat yields mostly favorable though some local loss in quality smutty. oats spelt satisfactory. barley discolored. Corn advance strong. majority safe from frost with good yield potential. millet and flax nearing completion. Fall plowing and rye seeding underway. southeastern counties sowed winter wheat.
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Detroit
Verdon
Clark
Codington
Deuel
Astoria
Grant—Milbank
Hamlin
Dempster
Marshall
McPherson
Kingsbury
Lake—Wentworth
Miner Canova
Moody
Sanborn
Bon Homme
Davison
Hutchinson
Lincoln
Yankton
Missouri Valley
Hughes
Yellow fever report shows progress toward president’s arrival
Up to 6 p m Tuesday New cases reach 34 bringing total to 2639 while deaths total 345. New sub feci cases 3 days under treatment 321 and discharged 1973. Dr White assures citizens committee danger will pass before the president’s arrival and travel through the state will be safe. There are 49 cases under treatment at Cote Blanche on Bayou la Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Citizens’ Committee
New Orleans
Cote Blanche
Bayou la Fourche
Edward and Taylor Physician and Residence Card
Edward and Taylor provide medical services at 454 Idaho Street with a public phone listing Green 191. Office hours 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Evenings and Sundays by appointment only.
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Edward & Taylor
Idaho Street
Roosevelt Seeks City Demand For Visit To New Orleans
President Roosevelt said in a message to Mayor Bearmann he plans to arrive in New Orleans on October 24 if the public desires it and would schedule a later trip to Louisiana and Arkansas if needed. He would follow quarantine rules of states he travels through and act according to local wishes.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Bearmann
Louisiana
Arkansas
Yellow Fever Refugees Arrive in Cincinnati From Louisiana
Cincinnati reports arrival of at least five yellow fever cases on a Queen and Crescent train. The 200 refugees from Lake Providence and Tullulah fled the outbreak, with fifty penniless travelers aided by Congressman R. E. Ransdale and his family at Grand Central station.
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Cincinnati
Queen and Crescent Line
Lake Providence
Tallulah
Grand Central Station
R. E. Ransdale
Board bars further discussion of tainted money
In Seattle on September 16 the American board of commissioners for foreign missions voted 46 to 10 against any further discussion of tainted money in all its phases after thorough debate and after Congregational leaders nationwide voiced opinions on the issue.
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Seattle
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Congregationalists
America
Mill Blown Apart Killing Five At Pinconning Michigan
An explosion in the stave mill of Edward Jennings at Pinconning Michigan killed five workers and injured eight to ten others. The dead include Richard Gifford Burt Bell Charles Easter William Alpin and Fred Nichols. The blast wrecked the mill, shattered windows a mile away, and left families of Easter and Alpin in mourning. Thirty men were present at the time of the blast.
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Mich
Edward Jennings
Richard Gifford
Burt Bell
Charles Easter
William Alpin
Fred Nichols
Easter
Alpin
President Urges Rapid Panama Canal Plan
President Roosevelt calls for the quickest feasible construction plan for the Panama canal in remarks to the Isthmian Canal Commission consulting board of engineers. Transcripts were sent to the board and General Davis, chairman, authorized to release them publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
of Engineers
Isthmian Canal Commission
General Davis
Lake steamer W. H. Ketchum burns near Parisian Island
The schooner W. H. Ketchum bound from Duluth to Cleveland burned Saturday night off Parisian Island in Lake Superior. Two crew members drowned while attempting to reach safety in a lifeboat.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
W. H. Ketchum
Duluth
Cleveland
Parisian Island
Lake Superior
J A Smith Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
J A Smith offices in Hills Block and residence at 3rd and Idaho streets. Office Red 8 res Green 8 Huron SD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Office
Hills Block
3Rd
Idaho Streets
Huron, S. D
Physician and Surgeon Directory Entry
D. R. Wright, M D. physician and surgeon rooms 3 and 4 World Building. Phone office Red 43 house Green 43 county and city and promptly at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Building
T. J. Wood, M. D. and City Call Promptly at Huron Office
The notice lists T J Wood M D and a city call to the public from the James Valley Bank Building Huron South Dakota, with reference to a medical and dental office and multiple branches, including M E Walton D D S Dentistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wood
Hste
James Valley Bank
Huron
D. County
Dentist Office Hours and Local Professionals Listing
Dr Whorton dentist office on second floor World Building lists hours 9 to 12 am and 1 30 to 6 pm. Huron 8 D H 8 Mouser attorney at law Dakota Ave near post office. A W Burtt office over First State Bank. A W Wilmarth office in Hills Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Building
Huron
The Owl Restaurant Propriety Wood & Son
Frank C. Wood and Earl C. Wood advertise The Owl Restaurant offering daily or weekly board with or without rooms. Meals or lunches available at any hour from proprietors Frank C. Wood & Son in Alpena South Dakota.
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Frank C. Wood
Earl C. Wood
THE
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Notice to Creditors for John Doherty Estate
The executor John Deery asks all creditors and claimants of John Doherty deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims should be presented at Crawford & Taylor Office in First National Bank Building, Huron South Dakota. Dated September 6 1905.
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John Doherty
Crawford & Taylor
First National Bank
City of
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
John Deery
Summons in Bea die County Circuit Court Civil Action
State of South Dakota summons defendants in Bea die County circuit case. Plaintiffs T Fried and J B Harris seek action over real property described as south half of section 29 township 109 north range 63 west. Defendants include N H Merrill and several corporate entities. Service deadline and response requirements stated with counsel for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
9Th Judicial Circuit
Beadie County
T. Fried
J. B. Harris
N. H. Merrill
Opera Investmen and Loan Company
Mercantile Trust Company
New England Loans and Trust Company
George T Bannard
Helen A. Wells
Thomas Wells
Th Cooper
Theells
Tiger A. Wells
Emmnma M. Cooper
Homas Élls
Dec Weils
South
Dakota
Ofoe
Beadbounty
Sonakota
Avior
Des
Notice on hunting restrictions in Banner township
Hunting and shooting are prohibited in Banner township Readie county for non residents with a ten dollar reward to witnesses plus witness fees. J. B. Schneller, Clerk and C. Steffen, Chairman.
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Banner Township
Readie County
Schneller
Steffen
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Cruiser Vigilant
JRE
Juring
Two Men
York Life
Beath
Pault
Avon, Conn
Fhieves
Iwan Patterson
Herrick
Short
Mayor Collins
Boston
Hot Springs
Hottentots
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain, and Provisions
Black Hills
Butte—Vale
Custer
Lawrence
Pennington
W. Glenn
President Roosevelt
D. R. Wright
M. E. Walton
D. D
Whorton
Mouser
Dakota Ave
A. W. Burtt
First Se Bank Huron
A. W.wilmarth
Hills Block Huron
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