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Lemmon The State Line Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

3

ErICTAL DIRECTORY OF KINGS COUNTY SOUTH DAKOTA LISTING

Fragmentary county directory page lists pastors, teachers, and residents such as Aldi, Garrett, Parker, Gates, Borreson, Syetin, Davis, Reese, and others with scattered place names and initials, indicating a local community directory section from a Dakota newspaper.

Erictal Directory Kins County South Dakota Aourer Aldi Pastor Garretts Carlin Rehle Parker Gates Tseharner Jetcher Borreson Syetin

Mark for Tin Can Hurts Missile at Crown Prince Germany

A report notes a marking error or misfire involving a tin can type munition and a missile event targeting a high ranking German Crown Prince. No injuries are detailed and the incident appears tied to wartime engagement and equipment testing. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.

Causes Great Sensation at Kaiser's Eldest Son Attack

A com motion followed the royal party’s return from the joint annual review at Tenpelhof field when a man hurled a missile at Crown Prince Frederick William. The object, a tin can filled with uncooked rice, missed and landed at a policeman’s feet. The assailant, a Russian, was captured.

Kaiser Berl Berlin Potsdam Tenpelhof Field Frederick William

Roosevelt Visit Parade Plans for Big City Welcome

New York, June 2. As the former president Roosevelt returns Saturday morning June 13, a vast pageant looms with massive crowds filling streets from river to river. Delegates from every state, clubs and organizations, and visitors will attend the homecoming. Harbor display chairman says nearly all seagoing craft have been chartered to gather at Quarantine. About 100 boats will form the procession from Quarantine to the city, decorated with bands aboard steamers, yachts, and tugs.

New York Tower Bay Vitum United States New York City R.A. C. Smith Harbor Display Committee Kaiseria Victoria Roosevelt Amelia

Chinese rush explained at Vancouver port influx

Report from Hongkong says large numbers of Chinese enter Canada via Port Vancouver boosting government revenues about 750000 yearly. Circulating rumors claim Canada may raise entry tax from 500 to 1000 dollars.

Vancouver B.C Canada Port Vancouver Dominion Hongkong

Strike Stops Navigation In Cleveland Harbor

Cleveland June 2 Nearly all harbor traffic halted as 100 tugmen of the Great Lakes Towing company quit work after their demand for a twelve hour working day was refused.

Cleveland Cleveland Harbor Great Lakes Guit

Egan Secures Nomination in South Dakota Primary

Sioux Falls dispatch reports George W. Egan Independent Republican won the governorship nomination by a small plurality over Wes Wesley, with Garst and the Progressive candidates also contending. Progressives claim statewide ticket nomination and two congress seats. stalwarts say their candidates are renominated.

Garst Iowa Sioux Falls George W. Kan Wesley Renoun Bation S. H. Kirod Egan Congress Martin Burke Gen Watn Volus South Dakota Vessey

Result of Iowa primaries Garst wins governor nomination

Garst the Progressive Republican secures the governorship nomination in Iowa with about 14 030 votes to 11 006 in Carroll county from 99 counties reporting Almost complete returns in districts show multiple progressives and standpatters winning nomination races in varying districts Two years ago Hull led in the Seventh district but the current results favor Garst’s rivalship and indicate a reversal.

Garst Des Moines Garet Carroll Garét A Kennedy Pat Charles Grith Pickett Gilbert N. Mauger James W. Good Kendall Hubbard Prouly Hull

Two Bankers Sentenced for Conspiracy and Bribery

Pittsburg June 2 two banking officials pled no defense to charges of conspiracy and bribery. Columbia National Bank president and cashier were convicted in criminal court and sentenced to terms, proceeding to begin immediatly.

Pittsburg Bom Jeunes Columbia Najiinel Bank AL Griffon

Victims of Double Murder Buried at Catholic Funeral

In St Paul the community mourned two murder victims, Mrs. Gibbins and Mrs. McGowan, with a Catholic service led by Bishop Buveh. The sermon emphasized the women as a wife and mother as pallbearers carried the caskets to their final resting place in Mos Guitvin gtritond home Sleeny Hye, Minti for Interment.

St. Paul Elnur Sale Me McGowan Glib Vertex Eterey Wahi Day Hater Belvl Wickey Mick Leet Chitetite Meyer Buveh Mts Gibbins Mos Guitvin Gtritond Sleeny Hye, Minti

Stalwarts in Convention Criticise Party Members

A Milwaukee report from June 9 notes praise for the Republican party and the Roosevelt Taft administrations while rebuking members who hinder party legislation. Michael F. Dillon of Ashland opened as temporary chairman and urged unified policy lines. Emanuel Philipp, executive committee chairman, opened by criticizing members not working with party policies.

Milwauker Theodore Roosevelt Wiliam Howard Taft Michael FE. Dillon Ashland Emanuel Philipp Iso

Explosion at Schlebusch nitroglycerin plant injures twenty

Lightning struck a Schlebusch nitroglycerin factory near Cologne at noon, triggering a fierce explosion felt in Cologne. Twenty workers were wounded, several gravely, and a large portion of the building was destroyed. In Washington, the president refused a Seattle citizens demand through Senator Jones to remove the Twenty Fourth Infantry (colored) over an alleged assault claim.

Cologne Schlebusch Washington Seattle Wash Jones

Raid on newspaper office in Lead SD prompts theft claim

An intruder broke into the Lead Daily newspaper office, rifled the type, and destroyed an unspecified item as a mining company stake was mentioned. guards heard disturbances near 10 but the intruder fled unseen.

Minera Hinestake Mining Company Sone Tenative Draken Bulldine Reas

Heat Kille Nevada Educator and Halversits of Nevada

An education figure in Nevada died at twenty five. The article notes his role at Kish School and Ghlo in the community, detailing his work at the university and revival efforts in local education. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.

Halversits Nevada Kish

Explosion kills three near Unilipaville on rail line

June 2 report from Bt. Loula states three men were killed when a rail locomotive exploded near Unilipaville Janetiog on the Bt. Louie Troy and Kesler Fallcoad tracks. The incident involved a rallked locomotive on the line serving multiple towns.

Loula Unilipaville Janetiog Louie, Troy Kesler

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