Debs speaks at Huron during nationwide socialist tour
Eugene V. Debs, socialist presidential candidate, spent half an hour in Huron on a campaign train with a brass band and aides selling literature. He delivered a plain speech defending labor, wore overalls, and spoke from the engine cab. The piece notes other candidatesaber and a commission tour of state capitol building plans in Pierre, with a report due to the next legislature.
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Eugene V. Debs
Huron
Debs
Woodring Tten
EC Middlebrooke
Ringsdorf
Pierre
South Dakota
Montana
Pierre Free Press
Presidential Candidates at the Corn Palace Visit
Three presidential hopefuls will visit the Corn Palace in September and October. William Jennings Bryan speaks September 28 in the afternoon from a temporary platform, William Howard Taft tours September 29, and Prohibition candidate P. W. Chaffin appears October 1. Train service is offered at one fare round trip from all points for the event.
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Corn Palace
W. J. Bryan
W. H. Taft
Mr. Bryan
P. ‘W. Cha
Capitol Commission in Montana Reviews State Building Plans
A Helena based Capitol Commission including Governor Crawford and Secretary of State Wipf inspects the Montana building to review epible plans and specifications for the South Da project. The visit aims to assess decorations and star decor features amid discussions on design and execution.
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Wipf
Hirning Aeneer Lea
Ota
Commission
Sayfate
Helena
Montana
D . Boates
College Receptions at Voorhees Hall Mark Year Beginning
YWCA reception for young ladies filled Voorhees dormitory with a short program led by Miss Pearson and J Estelle Mooney delivering songs and readings. YMC A reception for young men followed in the fourth floor rooms with Howard Rifenbark and Prof Kemp speaking, Hochstetler sharing travel notes, then songs and stunts ending with light refreshments.
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Voorhees
Pearson
J. Estelle Mooney
Huron College
Voorhees Hall
Howard Rifenbark
Association
Kemp
Hochstetler
Germany
Europe
Everett Hunt
Ee Wood
Grace Episcopal Church to Open Guild House Publicly
Grace Church will open its new Guild house tomorrow evening with a short musical program and simple refreshments. No admission or collection will be charged and all who can attend are warmly invited.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Lectures and Concerts Highlight Y M C A Course
The program features Geo Edgar Vincent of the University of Chicago delivering sociological lectures such as Education and Efficiency and The Larger Selfishness. The Minneapolis Symphony Quartet with Adelaide Pierce performs, with Carlo Fischer praised as a leading violinist. A football scrimmage lists players and the season opener is set for October 5 at Huron against Aberdeen Normal.
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Kansas
Gertrude Goodwin Miller
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Leland Powers
Geo. Edgar Vincent
Chicago University
Minneapolis Symphony Quartet
Adelaide Pierce
George Edgar Vincent
University of Chicago
Carlo Fisher
Heinrich Hoevel
Raymond Shyrock
Olaf Hols
Carlo Fischer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
B. Wier
L. Nelson
Niestad
Dos Osbon
Rowley
Carl Wier
L. Small
Kerr
Hollingsworth
Blake
Huron
Aberdéen
Egan Defense in Kaufmann Case Faces New Bond Revelation
A Sioux Falls bar raises doubts about Attorney Geo W Egan after Andrew Kuehn testifies he would not sign the $7500 bail bond or secure the O Grady property without Egan as surety. The bond's security and the lender’s stance cast new light on the defense strategy amid perceived conspiratorial pressure.
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Sioux Falls
Geo. W. Egan
Kaufmann
Andrew Kuehn
Mr. Egan
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Kuehn
Egan
Metropolis
Work on the Gridiron Under Coach Chamberlain
Coach Chamberlain conducts evening drills lasting one and a half to two hours with about thirty candidates for the first eleven. Six to seven veterans from last season are secure, while competition for four or five openings is intense among the fresh recruits. The material is raw but shows stamina and potential under guidance.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Aberdeen Postmaster Henry Williams Dies Suddenly
Aberdeen mourns as postmaster Henry Williams dies at 3 15 in his Aberdeen home after six and a half years in office. He had recent health struggles but had seemed improving after Hot Springs visits before a sudden collapse. The notice also promotes new train service linking Oakes Aberdeen Huron Sioux City and Omaha with daily Pullman cars and connections to North Dakota Minnesota and the Canadian northwest.
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Williams
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Hot Springs
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South Dakota
Oakes
Huron
Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago & North Western Ry
Oakes Aberdeen
North Dakota
Northerninnesota
Canadian Northwest
Chicago & Northi Y
Burglar Steals $35,000 From Armour Merchant
J G Cantondine, merchant at Armour, finds his safe emptied of 35000 dollars in gold silver and currency after a Friday night burglary. Local observer likens the theft to an expert job during the Dode Fisk circus visit, noting the ease of access and the lifetime savings lost.
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Armour
J. G. Cantondine
Dode Fisk
Sherlock Holmes
Velvet suit described with military trim and satin lining
A brown velvet suit with a striped appearance is praised for its lines. The coat features elaborate novelty braid and Persian bands with buttons, while the skirt shows a satin band and braid. The outfit is fully satin lined.
Suit Boule tailored green coat with satin trim
A green diagonal tailored coat described as Boule style with black satin piping, green satin lining, an ornamental button design, and a five inch fold. The garment is fastened only at the upper area.
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Ak Tiig
Bloodgood Patriarch Dies at 87 in California
A telegram from Santa Anna, California, announced the death of A. Bloodgood at 3 AM. He lived in Huron from 1880 to 1903 and is survived by his wife and eight children including F. C. Bloodgood and Lewis Bloodgood of this city, Freeman Bloodgood of Los Angeles, Mrs. T. Lewis of Portland, Loven Bloodgood of Beatrice, Neb., Mrs. W. H. Newcomer, Mrs. KE Langly of Santa Anna, and Estelle Bloodgood.
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KE. T. Langly
Santa Anna, Cal
Estelle Bloodgood
This City
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