Yankton to Host 35th South Dakota Congregational Meeting
Yankton, South Dakota, will host the May 14 start of the thirty fifth annual General Association of Congregational churches meeting. Prominent national religious figures will attend, including Dr Washington Gladden and Rev F Woodberry. A new Yankton Congregational church dedicated at opening, costing over 30000 dollars, features underscoring Northwest prosperity.
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Huron
S. D
General Association of Congregational Churches
South Dakota
Yankton
Northwest
Washington Gladden
National Council
F. Woodberry
D. D
New York
American Missionary Association
E. D. Eaton
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
William A. Rice
K. W. Jenney
Winona
Minn
Women’s Missionary Societies
Women's Board of Missions of the Interior
J. A. Derame
Valley Springs
Minnie D. Mills
Smyrna
Turkey
South Dakota Home Missionary Union
YT. J. Woodcock
Elk Point
C. M. Daley
George D. Wilder
China
Bonesteel Seeks U S Land Office Amid County Debates
Bonesteel business leaders and residents, led by S F Lucas George A Jeffers and Fred Reichmann, plan an evening mass meeting to push for a United States land office in Bonesteel. The move would shift Gregory county public lands from Mitchell to a Bonesteel office, amid opposition from Mitchell interests and federal district reallocation debates.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Bonesteel
United States Land Office
S. F. Lucas
George A. Jeffers
Fred Reichmann
Rosebud
Secretary of the Interior
Gregory County
Chamberlain
Mitchell Land District
Mitchell
New Bonesteel
Grgory County
Mitchell District
Prestory County
Lawd
Washington
Three Golden Weddings in Belle Fourche
A Belle Fourche city record notes three couples celebrating golden weddings in May Rev T Thirloway and wife Ms Barr and Mr James Newland each mark sixty years of marriage. The article also mentions a pioneer squatter turned irrigator known as the Father of Irrigation in the Black Hills and a hot Springs site survey for a National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers with officials from Omaha and Kansas City visiting to locate sites.
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Belle Feureche
S. D
T. Thirloway
John Barr
James Newland
Rev. Thirloway
Belle Fourche
Tvo
South Dakota
Barr
Black Hills
Black Hillis
Hot Springs
Henry F. Palmer
Omaha
National Home For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Thomas R. Kimball
National Sanitarium
Hot ‘Springs
George J. Kessler
Kansas City
Hawaii Volcanoes Threaten Island Wide Devastation
Honolulu reports volcanic activity on Kilauea and Mauna Loa near Hilo. Lava flows threaten coastlines and could reshape topography, with past eruptions forming Kalae Point and altering the island’s southern coast.
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Honolulu
Five Mile
Rilaued
Hawai
Great Crater
Mauna Loa
Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Kalae Point
Time Discrepancy Put to Test in Gebhardt Murder Trial
In Mankato Minnesota on May 11 E G Koch father of the accused testified that his son returned home at 9 45 p m the murder time 9 38 p m after clock checks showed the Koch clock seven minutes fast Ida Koch corroborated the return time handwriting experts testified about the word sample on a package received by Dr Gebhardt and who wrote it
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Mankato, Minn
Dr. Koch
Ida Koch
I Koch
Dr. Gebhardt
Lumber price rise set by regional associations
Milwaukee May 9 price list committee of the Mississippi Valley Lumber association Wisconsin Valley Lumber men's association and the Northwestern Hemlock association have agreed to advance prices on all lumber classes by 60 cents per 1000 feet.
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Milwaukee
Missppi Valley Lumber Association
Wisconsin Valley Lumbermen’s Association
Northwestern Hemlock Association
Market reports from Sioux City and Chicago hogs and cattle
Sioux City stock yards report hogs good meat prices mixed and heavy at 5.05 to 5.25 from May 10. cattle values show steer, cow and heifer ranges 2.75 to 5.50 with feeders 2.00 to 5.00. Chicago and South Omaha listings mirror steady to slow demand, hogs 5.00 to 5.30, cattle 4.50 to 6.75, sheep 4.00 to 5.74 with lambs strong.
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Sioux City
Chicago
South Omaha
Grain Market Quotations at Chicago and Minneapolis May 10
Cash grain and provisions quotes show steady market in Chicago with No 2 spring wheat at 95 8e, No 2 red 92 47 5c, corn No 2 ASC 49 54 c, oats around 30 32c, rye 72 78c, barley 40 48c, flax 1.39, timothy 3.00, clover 12.00 12.50, pork 12.10, lard 7.15 7.17, whiskey 1.23, butter 20 24c, eggs steady with firsts 16 42c, cheese 25c. Minneapolis cash prices show No 1 hard 1.084, No 2 northern 1.04 1.0655, corn No 3 yellow 45 4c, oats No 3 white 20 28c, rye 71 74c, flax 1.89.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
President Defense of Regulatory Power in Address at Denver
The president argues that rate regulation and taxation carry abuse risks but both must be exercised. He calls for justice for both railroads and the public, urges acceptance of a regulatory law, and warns against excessive executive power while defending needed oversight.
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Moody
Senate
Ueon
May extend war reports from Asia and Paris orders
News dispatches describe Rojestvensky off Van Peng biy and Indo China, with Neumutilen sighting forty five vessels near Kiamranh. French orders urge Russians to leave French waters, while Paris reports efforts to keep neutrality and avert wider conflict as Japan eyes possible actions against France and Britain weighs its response.
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Horgskoneg
Neumutilen
Kiamranh
Haiman
Amoy
Straits of
Formosa
St. Petersburg
France
Rojestvensky
Japan
Great Britain
Tokio
Togo
Paris
Indo- China
Rojestvens
Nehogatofe
de Jonquieres
Wong-Hai Bay
Annam
Kong-Hai
Rojestyvensky
Indo-China
Kong-Hali
Tojestvensky
Anchorage
Japanese Dishonest Imports Stolen by LA Customs
Los Angeles harbor officials disclosed months of seizures of Japanese goods at the port of Los Angeles. Importers used undervalued invoices to dodge customs laws, with goods worth thousands confiscated and stored. Increased customs forces now allow thorough shipment inspections revealing invoice manipulations by Japanese wholesalers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Yokohama
Iowa Farmers Report Strong May Corn Planting Progress
Des Moines reports from the bureau of crops and weather indicate above normal May temperatures across Iowa with light rainfall except locally. Plowing is largely finished and corn planting begins in earnest. favorable conditions could see most of the corn area planted by the 15th. Grass and small grain show fair growth. fruit prospects remain good and garden crops advance despite light frosts.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Bureau of Crops and Weather
Mississippi
Nebraska Crop Report Kinder Weather Holds Back Corn Planting
Nebraska weather bulletin notes the week was near normal in temperature with varied rainfall across regions. It reports wheat and rye in good condition, oats fair but sparse in spots, and limited corn planting mainly in southern and southeastern counties. Apple trees bloom strong, cherries damaged by early frosts, strawberries flowering in the southeast.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebaskia Weather Bureau
Crop bulletin notes cool week and scattered frost in South Dakota
The South Dakota crop bulletin reports a cooler week with frost in western and northeastern areas. Rain on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, with moist snow later, brought generous to heavy precipitation. moisture aids wheat, barley, spelt, and gray. Shield work stopped by wet weather but resumes. crops show mixed progress with some uneven stands and early crops in good condition.
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Lions of Aylmouna
New Mexico
Ital
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Missouri
Lirdittur
Diaskota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Telegraphers May Consolidate In Buffalo Session
The May 15 regular session of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers opened in Buffalo with about 300 delegates. Amalgamation with the Commercial Telegraphers' union will be considered.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Armour monopoly prompts private refrigerator car probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission prepares its widest inquiry yet into private car lines, targeting Armour Refrigerator Car Co and its use of exclusive contracts. Railroads including Michigan Central and New York Central have ordered hundreds of replacement refrig erator cars amid rising steel costs. The investigation will cover rebates and charges across private car lines and related firms.
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Armia
Alhe
Hetltgs
Interstate Commission
Michigan
Armour Company
Armour
Michitfan Central
Lake Shore
New York
Trural
Vanderbilt Lines
Baltimore and
Ohoa
American (A) and Foundry Company
Chicago
MST Commerce Commission
Hargespany
Civis
Arsanped Stor
Victory for city in Adams street line case
May 1. Duane Chitgzo reports the city won traction litigation. Judge Grosseup denied Union Priellan’s motion to enjoin city from using Adams street line of the old Chisago Passenger Railway, ruling franchise had expired. City plans Adams street line as a start toward municipal street railway ownership.
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Chitgzo
Judre Grosseup
Union Priellan Company
Adams Street
Chisago
Bill Rudolph Hanged for Detective Killing at Rudolph Home
William Rudolph was hanged in Union Missouri at the jail for aiding George Collins in the January 1903 murder of St. Louis detective Charles J. Schumacher. Rudolph’s neck did not break. death took thirteen minutes of strangling. He walked to the scaffold with a firm step. about 200 people witnessed.
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Union
William Id Rudolph
George Collins
Charles J. Schumacher
St. Louis
Rudolph
Stanton
Revival After Apparent Death In Atlanta Man Dies Again
Ir M. Blacker aged 68 was declared dead by a physician in Atlanta and revived by an embalmer who sensed a breath and facial flush. A physician returned and he seemed well for two weeks before dying again last night. Blacker hailed from Ohio and his daughter Mrs. Byer lived in Chicago.
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Atlanta
Ir M. Blacker
Blacker
Hilburn
Ohio
Mrs. Byer
Chicaru
Board of Trade Wins Supreme Court Victory
The Supreme Court today ruled in favor of the Board of Trade of Chicago against CGC Christie Commission Co of Kansas City and Kinsey Co of Chicago. The decision centers on whether private concerns may use continuous quotations of the board to support private business contentions.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of Trade of Chicago
CGC
C. Christie, Commission Company of
Kansas City
Kinsey Company of Chicago
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Denver Chamber of Commerce
Brown Palace
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James S. Temple
Chamber of Commerce
William H. Gabbert
Fercogeneetier
National Congress
Russia
Tecos
Britain
Manchuria
Feng Huah Sien
Tie Pass
Yiao River
Acter
Nebraska Crop Report
Union Pacific Goolin
George J. Gould
Gould
Western Pacific
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Borckford
Port
Rockford
Duane
Bill Rudolph
Board OF Trade
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