South Dakota editors tour Pan-American Expo scene
Busy South Dakota Press Association members, led by Healey, tour the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. They mingle with delegates, preview funds and publicity, and note Healey resembles Bryan, drawing curious attention as the group departs for Niagara. List of attendees spans Huron to Yankton with many families and towns represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batule
N. J
South Dakota Press Association
Bryan
Curiuos
W. J. Healey
Miller Gazette
Noska
Healey
Will O. Clough
Egan
J. Longstaff
Huron
C. P. Sherwood
DeSmet
J. B. Price
Arlington
Marion Thompson
J. F. Halladay
Iroquois
J. D. Reeves
Groton
Fred Atherton
Waubay
Oline
Aberdeen
O. B
Bessie Bowman
Mon
W. C. Brown
Uiliren
Turley
W. Bishop
Balem
E. Elliottson
Verdon
J. C
Yanktonnes
Andover
Ipswich
Gertrude W.W. W. Moyes
Bridgewater
N. B. Reed
H. C. Miler
Geddes
B. G. Pierre
Harry Pukwana
Anna Wentry
Pauline Wuest
Bionx
Wm. Healey
H. L. Bras
Mitchell
Watertown
I. L. Nease
Madison
Rumors Over Seventh National Bank Cleared Up
New York June 27 Rumors of bank difficulties followed a 938000 debit balance at the Seventh National Bank with the clearing house. Clearing house officials stated all banks settled balances and the issue was likely stock robbery rumor. President Kimball resigned. BE. R. Thomas elected. bank declared in excellent condition.
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New York
Seventh National Bank
William Sherer
Clearing House Association
William H. Tappan
Gallatin National Bank
Wade
William H. Kimball
BE. R. Thomas
Samuel Thomas
General Thomas
Leipziger Bank Fails After Credit Anstalt Stoppage
Leipzig reports a temporary suspension of payment by the Leipziger bank due to the Dresdner Credit Anstalt stoppage amid discounting difficulties. Berlin estimates liabilities between 55 and 90 million marks with assets around 48 million marks. the failure links to the Cassel Treber Tracking company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Leipziger Bank
Dresdner Credit Anstalt
Berlin
Lokal Anzelser
Cassel Treber Trackning Company
Seattle Ex-Chief Meredith Shot by Promoter Considine
Seattle on June 27 one of the Standard gambling house promoters John W. Considine shot and killed ex Chief of Police W L Meredith in a crowded drug store. Considine was wounded slightly in the head. a bystander also was hit. The crowd talked of lynching as Considine was taken to police headquarters and then to the county jail. Meredith and Considine had long been enemies after prior friendship in Spokane theater circles. Meredith resigned last Saturday under mayoral pressure after notices and orders against Considine’s city business.
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John W. Considine
A. Police
Meredith
Seattle
Wash
Standard Gambling House
People’s Theater
W. L. Meredith
Considine
John Considine
Yom Considine
Mieredith
Spokane
Humes
Law and Order League
W. M. Meredith
Chicago
National Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
Chicago Police Department
Haymarket
Sioux Falls
S. D
Excelsior Springs
Thomas W. Hardwick
Dakota Territory
Hardwick
Montana
Haruwick
de Posse
Canada
Dakota
Buffalo Bill
William Skaker
Illinois
Buffalo
Pettigrew
James J. Hill
Hill
St.Paul
Park
Hard Wick
St. Paul
Jim Hill
Earl Russell Indicted for Bigamy in Lords Trial
London June 27 In the Old Bailey court the grand jury returned a true bill against Earl Russell for bigamy. The recorder announced the trials would take place in the House of Lords.
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Earl Russell
Ondor
London
Dailey
Recorder
Houses of Lords
Murder in Deadwood Feud Ends in Fatal Clash
Deadwood South Dakota June 27 Charles C Bennett former head of the local labor union was killed last night by Michael Reedy Bennett was struck in the face and fell breaking his teeth Reedy remains at large The feud stems from an old grudge.
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Deadwood
S. D
Charles C. Bennett
Deadwood Labor Union
Michael Reedy
Bennett
Reedy
May Cut Dead Timber General Land Office Order
Washington June 27 Commissioner Hermann of the General Land Office issued an order allowing any person to cut dead timber in the Black Hills forest reserve without advertising and for 25 cents per cord. An estimated 150 700 000 feet have died from the worm and pose a fire menace. Purchasers may take up to 100 cords each to clear camps and districts.
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General Land Office
Isues
Hills
Custer
S. D
Hermann
Washington
Black Hills
Land Department
Recovery physicians hold out hope for Senator Kyle
Aberdeen June 27. Senator Kyle remains in the same condition as yesterday. His physician says he is holding his own and hopes for recovery. Weather is oppressively hot and may aggravate his illness.
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Kyle
Aberdeen
S. D
Death of Dakotans: Gipson and Swett Die in Sioux Falls and Elk Point
A H Gipson of Sioux Falls deputy US marshal for years died at his home from Brights disease. He is survived by a widow and four children. Lysander Swett of Elk Point died after a brief illness of heart failure and will be buried in Ainsworth Nebraska beside his wife.
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Gibson
Sioux Falls
Lysander Swett
Elk Point
A. H. Gipson
Bright
United States
Kennedy
Ainsworth
Herzl Sees Sultan as Ally for Zionist Drive
London June 26 Dr Theodore Herzl leader of Zionist movement praising Sultan Abdul Hamid II as a friend of Jews. He arrives from Constantinople after cordial reception and says the sultan supports modern industry and Jewish aid. Herzl confident of success, notes strong backing from Kaiser Wilhelm and influential figures. He will speak only at a Massabeeans banquet during this visit and plans a future mass meeting in the East End.
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Eader
Kuler O
Turkey
London
Theodore Herzl
Palestine
Constantinople
Herzl
Cecil
Ottoman Empire
Kaiser Wilhelm
Massabeeans
East End
Rhodes Seeks Imperial Approval to Import Chinese Labor
Cecil Rhodes plans a visit to England to win sanction from the imperial government for importing Chinese labor into South Africa. He argues cheap labor is needed to offset mining losses from the war, but faces opposition from Rhodesia and Cape Colony governments, and miners in South Africa threaten further violence to exclude Chinese workers.
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South Africa
London
Cecil Rhodes
England
Imperial
Empire Builder
Rhodes
Rhodesia
Cape Colony
Rumors of Hay Retirement After New Haven Tragedy
Washington June 25 A report moves that the bereavement in Secretary of State Hay s family and the New Haven accident may force his resignation from the cabinet. Illness a grip and recent disappointments over canal treaty efforts are cited as factors in possible departure with Adelbert Hay poised for advance if Hay resigns.
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Washington
New Haven
Hay
Gresham
Mr. Hay
Great Britain
Senate
Smith
Cortelyou
White House
Adelbert Hay
Governor General Leonard Wood Stricken With Yellow Fever
Major General Leonard Wood, governor general of Cuba, is ill in Havana with yellow fever. Military officers and close friends acknowledge the disease but details of severity remain undisclosed.
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Cuba
Havana
Leonard Wood
Tremendous Wreck After Treacherous Trestle Collapse
Sixteen Italian immigrants died and about fifty were seriously hurt when train No. 3, the Wabash Limited, plunged through an undermined trestle near Peru Indiana, dropping forty feet into the stream. The emigrants bound for Colorado, many of them dying, with a night of rescue by farmers and doctors.
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Peru
Ind
Wabash Limited
Colorado
William Gotten
Iron Mountain Railway
David Agnew
Green Oak
Arny
John O'Mara
Denver
New York
Necola Polas
John Ickes
Anna Juber
St. Louis
G. Joseph Pozza
Trinidad
Colo
Herbert Monger
Hillsdale
Mich
Joseph Cruse
Miller
Alton
Ills
John F. Williamson
Bowling Green
B. J. Claugh
Toledo
J. B. Wood
Logansport
G. A. Thompson
Little Rock
Ark
William Brode
Angola
Clark Taylor
Father Welsch
John Wilkins
LaFayette
Walter Said
Wabash
Charles Flanigan
John Adams
G. S. Butler
J. B. Lucks
Cotton
Butler
Adams
Express
Becomes a Human Magnet After Lightning Strike
Frank Horton of Marlborough near Fishkill Landing in New York was treated after a bolt of lightning electrified his dinner. Doctors say electricity impregnated his food and he displayed magnet like behavior tearing up the home and producing crackling flames from his hair. Four men and two weeks of care were needed to cure his indigestion and “electricity working out of his system” was the doctors verdict.
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Fishkill
N. Y
New York
Frank Horton
Marlborough
Fishkill Landing
Horton
DeWitte Disputes Gage On Russian Tariff Explanation
London dispatch cites M. DeWitte Russian finance minister saying Secretary Gage misreads the United States tariff stance. St. Petersburg reports Russia has raised duties in reprisal, contesting Gage’s interpretation of the law and noting naphtha products and parasine origin issues under Section 626. Hay’s forthcoming explanation may not satisfy DeWitte.
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Russia
London
St. Petersburg
M. DeWitte
Gage
United States Treasury Department
DeWitte
United States
the Express
Great Britain
Associated Press
Hay
M. de Witte
Arguing Morrison case heads to jury in Kan. trial
Eldora Kansas June 26 Judge Aikman instructed the jury in Jessie Morrison murder case and arguments began. The jury likely to retire tomorrow evening with possible verdicts on first or second degree murder or both or manslaughter. Morrison vocally expresses confidence in acquittal despite prior strain. Defense failed to locate key witness J W Morgan the peddler who could bring a surprise. Separately sugar prices cut by 10 points across refined grades by American and National Sugar Refining. Arbuckle Brothers hold prices.
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Eldora
Kan
Aikman
Jessie Morrison
Miss Morrison
J. W. Morgan
Castle House
New York
American and National Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle
Arbuckle Brothers
Markets and livestock prices from Sioux City to Chicago
Sioux City stock yards show hogs mixed and heavy and butcher at 5.85 to 5.95. Chicago reports hogs 6.07 to 6.15 with heavy 6.08 to 6.10, cattle steady, sheep steady. South Omaha hogs 5.00 to 5.95, cattle steady, sheep higher. Kansas City and Minneapolis notes include cattle, hogs, and grain quotations. Prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, flax, and pork remain in brief.
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Mtn City
Stok
Sioux City
Chicago
Aviane
South Omaha
Kaseas City
Kansas City
Texas
S.ww
Northywestern
Proviste
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Yankton
Hington
A. W. Harding
D. D
Innington
Hitchcock
Harding
Graves
Jones
Captain Mercer
Leech Lake
Mercer
Minnesota
Angelica Crane
Edith H. Simmons
Crane
Avid McClure
Simmons
Livin Vanitton
Leipziger
C. C. Bennett
Mook
Mizgith
Highth Judicial District
Joseph B. Moore
Frank J. Washabaugh
John H. Burns
Lawrence County
Sultan Aigs Zionism
Indiana
Morrison
Giain Beatles
Minneapolis
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