State Supreme Court to Review Liquor Law Case
A writ of error was filed at Pierre appealing from a state court decision in South Dakota v. Jay Delamater. Delamater, a solicitor for a St Paul boxer house, faced liquor law charges for whisky deliveries under five gallons without a license. The state supreme court upheld the lower court, sending the case to the United States Supreme Court.
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Pierre
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Case of John Young Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
John Young charged with murdering George Todd last October had charges dismissed at Miller due to insufficient evidence linking him to the crime. The Youngs faced about $2,000 in losses plus $1,150 in attorney fees, while the state spent roughly $1,060.
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John Young
George Todd
Miller
Young Blan
DOW
Young
South Dakota National Banks Show Growth in Deposits and Loans
The Aug 25 closing statements reveal rises from last year in South Dakota banks. Individual deposits reach 13.751 million, resources 20 million, and loans and discounts 11.91 million, with legal reserve at 16.65 percent.
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National Banks of
South Dakota
Purchasers Acquire Forest City and Gettysburg Railroad
Ex Senator R F Pettigrew acting for South Dakota Central Railroad buys the Forest City and Gettysburg line stretching from Gettysburg to Forest City. Purchasers plan to tear up the track and reuse rails and material to extend the South Dakota Central northwestward from Sioux Falls.
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R. F. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Central Railroad Company
Forest City
Gettysburg
Siou Falls
Robbers Blow Hole in Bank Wall at Yankton
Cracksmen blasted through the brick wall of the Security State bank in Yankton and tried to crack the safe. Two explosions woke about twenty people, but none went to the scene. burglars escaped with a small amount of loose change taken from the vault area outside the safe.
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Security State Bank
Yankton
Miles City man arrested in Gettysburg bank wire tapping
kK H Dunham a Miles City cattle buyer was arrested in Gettysburg charged as principal in a wire tapping scheme that netted 3800 dollars from a local bank. A telegraph operator who aided Dunham gave police the information leading to the arrest.
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Kk. H. Dunham
Miles City
Mont
Gettysburg
Dunham
Dunbaen
Cattle Shipments Headline Prosperous Season for Belle Fourche Ranges
The forthcoming season promises the best period for cattle shippers in years with over 60 000 head to be shipped from ranges near Belle Fourche and receipts likely exceeding 5 000 000 dollars. Small stockmen and large dealers alike expect substantial profits as favorable conditions prevail.
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Belle Fourche
State Census Totals Population Over 460000
The census department reports a state population of 425 922 excluding Indians. Including about 27 060 Indians, the grand total exceeds 460 000. The figures show 234 974 males and 200 368 females.
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State Census Department
State auditor completes wolf bounty warrant issuance
The state auditor's office finished issuing warrants for last year's wolf bounty claims. Warrants total 57 cents on the dollar for all filed claims as required by the pro rata provision of the law.
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State Auditor's
State land sale in Sully County lands
The state land department sold a quarter section of university land in Eastern Sully county for 11.59 per acre. The report notes land in the state once cost about 1 per acre or less, highlighting价 dramatic price increases over the years.
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State Land Department
Sully
Drowning of 5-Year-Old Roy Walker Near Hayes
Roy Walker five, son of George H. Walker, drowned in a dipping tank at Hayes fifty miles west of Pierre. He fell in while laying and drowned before help could reach him.
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Hayes
Pierre
Roy
George H. Walker
Mitchell Opens Seventh Corn Palace Building
Before 4000 people Mitchell opened the seventh corn Palace on Monday as the new building, recently plated, was dedicated amid a large turnout and ceremony.
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Mitchell
Five Die in Paoli Station Wreck In Philadelphia
Five men died and more than twenty were injured in a rear end collision at Paoli station when the New York limited express struck a local train. All fatalities were in General Manager Atterbury's private car, attached to the rear of the local train. Atterbury was away on vacation in Maine. The impact hurled the private car forward and crushed the adjoining coach as workers inspected the damaged car.
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Philadelphia
New York Limited
St. Louis
Paoli Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atterbury
Maine
Mob Breaks Jail and Lynches Man in Williamson
A mob of twenty or more men forcibly entered the Mingo county jail at Williamson, took Moses Levern, a Black man, across the Tug River into Kentucky, bound him to a tree and fatally whipped him. Officials report the incident occurred on September 25 as part of vigilante action by a group described as the better days of the local population.
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Huntington
W. Va
Williamson
Mingo County
Moses Levern
Tug River
Kentucky
Anglo-Jap Alliance Pires Made Public
The Anglo Japanese treaty signed August 12 was released by the foreign office with a dispatch to the British ambassador in St Petersburg for transmission to Russia. The eight clause pact pledges general peace in Asia and India and fair access to Chinese commerce, while safeguarding Britain and Japan’s territorial rights and special interests in Eastern Asia and India.
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London
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Asia
India
China
Great Britain
Japan
South Dakota Rail Work Notes and Legal Notice Summary
Railroad workers in South Dakota report assignments and injuries while absorbent notices detail a 1905 circuit court case in Beadle County. The document lists engineers, firemen, and other staff alongside a long summons to answer a civil complaint regarding the south half of section 29 in township 109 north, range 63 west, Beadle County.
Cabans Battle Blows in Cienfuegos Clash
Officials in Havana report the death of Congressman Enrique Villuendas, Liberal leader and noted orator, and Cienfuegos chief of police amid a clash with Moderates. Police, sweeping a hotel believed to house arms, were fired upon by Liberals, killing the police chief and Villuendas.
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Havana
Cienfuegos
Enrique Villuendas
Liberal Party
Villuendas
Hliance
Wheat futures and grain quotes from Minneapolis market
Wheat futures quoted at Minneapolis on Sept. 26 show Sept at 82 cents, Dec at 8 24 cents, and May at 88 1/2 cents. On track No. 1 hard at 86 1/2 cents, No. 1 Northern at 85 1/2 cents, No. 2 Northern at 2 dollars per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Market prices for cattle hogs and sheep in St Paul
St Paul market report lists cattle to choice steers from 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.25, veals 2.00 to 5.50. Hogs 5.00 to 5.35. Yearling wethers 4.50 to 5.25, native lambs 5.00 to 5.50.
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St. Paul
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago
Chicago market report lists cattle bid ranges from cows and heifers to stockers and feeders with prices from $1.40 to $4.60. Hog values show mixed and butchers at $5.10 to $5.70, and sheep and lambs range $4.25 to $7.65 with various grades.
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Chicago
Wheat and flax futures listed for Duluth market
The Duluth market bulletin lists wheat prices for No. 1 Northern at 83 cents on arrival and 83 on track for Sept old and Sept new 80, with Dec 78.5 and May 82. Flax prices show arrival 98.5 and on track 1.0014 for Sept, 1.004 for Oct, 98 for Dec, and 102 for May.
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Duluth
Northern
Sic
Wheat and grain prices and pork futures report
Chicago market notes show Wheat near 84 to 86 fractions for Sept Dec May delivery with Sept 84% to 86%c spreads. Corn ranges from 52c Sept to 44%c May. Oats from 27% to 30ec. Pork futures at 15.45 Sept down to 12.08 Jan. cash flax at 1.00 Northwestern, 93c Southwestern. Butter quot ed Creameries 17 to 19 1 2 c.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
County correspondence on lawlessness and rural lessons
The writer condemns city visitors in the country for violating norms and ignoring law. They argue harsh consequences might teach restraint, noting arrests are rare and penalties often light or avoided through influence. The piece frames rural safety as a civil concern and laments inconsistent enforcement.
Engine and staff movement notes from the Salem Alton line
Multiple railway personnel changes and engine movements are reported. Engineers and firemen shift assignments include M. Murray, W. H. Edgerton, F. H. Frary, and others. Engines 1203 258 367 head to Dakota division Winona and Plainview are mentioned for repairs and visits to offices or shops.
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M. Murray
Salem
Alton
Dakota Division
H. Kerkow
Pierre
William Smith
O. E. Rutherford
Chicago
W. H. Edgerton
Gettysburg
E. B. Thompson
Winona
J. F. Neff
Huron Shops
Boone
Iowa
J. F. Doherty
Plainview
Minn
Ohio
F. H. Frary
Brookings Hill
Notice to Owner Before Tax Deed for Frank O. Sale
Notice to owner that Lots 5 6 7 8 in Block 2 Runkle's addition East Huron Beadle County SD were sold for 1895 taxes and assigned to H H Wibirt. Taxes paid. redemption expires sixty days after service. deed issued after that period if not redeemed.
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Frank O. Sale
Beadle
South Dakota
Runkle
East Huron
Beadle County
H. H. Wibirt
Notice to Creditors Estate of John Doherty deceased
Notice is hereby given by the representatives of the estate of John Doherty that all persons with claims against the deceased must present them to the undersigned within the legally prescribed period. The notice names the executor and provides the address for filing claims and further proceedings.
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John Doherty
The
Executor named for John Doherty estate in South Dakota
John Deery named as executor of the last will and testament of John Doherty deceased. Creditors or others with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to the executor at Crawford & Taylor Office in First National Bank Building Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Dated September 6 1905.
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Ranre
Huron
South Dakota
John Doherty
Crawford & Taylor
First National Bank
Beadle
The New Pipe Lines Boost Local Smoking Products
The Standard Oil Co. completed a Beaumont Texas to sea board pipeline. Gibbs added about fifty dozen pipes to an already intense line giving Hu ron a finest assortment of imported and domestic meerscha m amber and briar pipes with or without cases.
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Standard Oil Co
Beaumont
Texas
The
Sea Board
Gibbs
Huron
Meersham
Amber
Briar
Town Lots That Are Sure to Grow in Shoshoni Wyoming
A new town in Fremont county Wyoming near the Wind River country opens 1,400,000 acres for settlement June 1, 1906. Pioneer Town Site Company promotes investors to locate there with favorable outlook and rapid settlement. Lots will be offered at the Wyom ing State Fair in Douglas October 3–6, 1905, with Mr P Whitney present with maps and pricing.
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Wyoming
Pioneer Town Site Company
Fremont County
Wind River
Wyoming and Northwestern Railway
Douglas
P. Whitney
Six Electric Silver Spoons Free With Subscriptions
The St. Paul Daily News offers six electric silver spoons free to each new subscriber at $1.50 per year. If not a subscriber, send your name to receive spoons. if a subscriber, name a friend. Include $1.50 and delivery addresses. The paper offers money back if spoons are unsatisfactory.
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St. Paul Daily News
Daily News
St. Paul
Minn
Farmland in Eastern Washington and Idaho for Diversified Raising
Gentle plains of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho offer tillable land suitable for diversified farming and grazing without irrigation. The terrain supports cattle and sheep herds with potential for secure land tenure and future development.
Idaho’s vast pine forests and rich mining markets described
The article highlights the largest white pine body in north Idaho and nearby wheat fields in Parouse Big Bend country. It notes mining camps in Coeur d Alene on the Bitter Root mountains and Rogaland and Republic districts offering profitable markets for crops and fruit growers. For details, contact W. Mott, General Emigration Representative, Northern Pacific Railway, St. Paul.
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United States
Idaho
Parouse
Low Round Trip Rates to Port and West Coast Expositions
Advertises low round trip rates on the North Western line to Port Larir and California expositions with direct routes via San Francisco and Los Angeles. Promises illustrated folder for 2 cent stamp and full route information including Yellowstone National Park and Alaska side trips.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yellowstone National Park
Alaska
Southern California
Chicago
Union, Pacific and Northwestern
Salt Lake
Bepeaine
Children Cannot Use Streets Diphtheria Proclamation Issued
Farmington Illinois town authorities issue a nation wide style order forbidding children to leave streets day or night until the diphtheria epidemic ends. The measure, signed by Mayor Stearns and B P Rolle, includes fines for violators and orders cats slaughtered and dogs tied.
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Peoria
Ill
Board of Health of
Farmington
Stearns
B. P. Rolle
Board of Education
Emperor attends memorials on peace with Russia
Tokio reports the emperor is personally reviewing memorials about the peace terms with Russia. Nearly 100 memorials are presented as agitators seek private interviews and demand cabinet resignation. Moderates show grief over the negotiations and the public backs action.
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Tokio
Russia
Body of Lulu Wise and four children found in burned home
In Jacksonville on September 23 the charred remains of Lulu Wise and her four children were located in the burning house near the city. Authorities say skulls of all victims were crushed, indicating a fatal harm and arson intended to conceal the crime.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lulu Wise
Owl Restaurant Ad Offers Daily Hoard With Meals
Frank C. Wood and Son promote the Owl Restaurant in Alpena promising daily hoard by the week with or without meals. The notice states meals or lunches available at any hour.
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Frank C. Wood
Earl C. Wood
Residence cor 3rd and Idaho streets
City directory note lists a residence corner 3rd and Idaho streets with a phone exchange Red 8 and a Green Street address indicating both office and residential contact details.
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Edward
Taylor
Idaho Street
Green
3Rd
Idaho Streets
Red
Res
Green St
World Building
Office over First National Bank Huron South Dakota
A terse notice notes an office location over the First National Bank in Huron South Dakota. The fragment provides no further details about operations or dates.
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South Dakota News
Trituncim
Murcer
South Dakota National Banks
Gettysburg Road
Pennsylvania Road
Mob
Man
Cell
Pires
John Ludtka
New Ulm
W. J. Scott
F. Reed
Verdi
H. A. Bandy
Irma
Annie Scott
Marshall, Minn
C. Smith
O. E. York
Lake Byron
Boyle
H. B. Sedam
Rochester
A. P. Teuber
Brookings
Wm. Kein
F. Armbruster
Baraboo
Wis
Plaintiff
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Rhodes James
John Deery
Washington
Victor
Montgomery Ward
McKinley
Geo. H. Costain
Huron, S. D
Larir
J. H. Smith
Hills Block
D. R. Wright
M. D
Huron,s. D
T. J. Wood
James Valley Bank
M. E. Walton
Whorton
Mouser
Dakota Ave
A. W. Burtt
First National Bank Huron
A. W.wilmarth
Hills Block Huron
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