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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1906

Page

6

Local Turmoil In South Dakota Notices Rail Disaster and Murky Incidents

A fragmented South Dakota page reports a Rock Island train collision near White killing Mrs. Gus Berndt and two daughters, with other lines noting a suicide by Roy Forgueon of Canby and various local crimes and civic developments. It mentions bank construction, drainage bond vote, a Mitchell loan company, railway surveys, Eagles' picnics near Riverside Park, liquor arrest waves, shootings, and a farmer’s suicide at Milbank.

Sisseton South Dakota Gus Berndt White West Win William Burkhart Bly Ralph Hallies James Laferty Dat Thor Dia Justi Pree Elie Webbery Mindhwey Butte Thy Tron Cherohes Wallis Edmunl Mailer Hin Elizabeth McVittle Albert R. King New York Waulsey Corwin District Attorney's Office Corwin Charles Hartman Troy Mont Kootenai River Snyder Edward Walker Bernard Walker Fort Washakie Wyo

News of the Week At the Capital

The Milwaukee cruiser proved a wonder in rough seas during preliminary trim to claim a 2290 title. A dispatch from Rome notes complications in the Anna De Castellne divorce case and other global updates. Local and national briefs cover accidents, crimes, fires, and political shifts with a flurry of names, places, and numbers.

Milwaukee Navy New- Derry Ashe Navy Anna de Paria Temps Rome Holt Hess Bodmin Cornwall Thomas Charles “Robartes Freeman Thomas Berlin Free Evangelical Church of Believing Christians

Revolt in Southern Russia Raises Tense Alarm and Arrests

Reports describe machine guns used against rebels in Polotsk and mass arrests amid a riot. Loyal troops seized arms and imprisoned prisoners while crowds paraded in defiance. News from St Petersburg says details are scarce as authorities suppress dispatches.

Mito Tujy Pivat Ballallahy Tillon Poltavai Pires St. Votersburg Polans

Safe Crackers Loot Pohl Grain Elevator in Hampton

In Hampton Iowa on July 31 safe crackers blew open the Pohl grain elevator safe. The office was wrecked and the safe door blown off. Notes and valuable papers were taken but later recovered in the Chicago Great Western yards.

Hampton Iowa Pohl Chicago

To Rebuild Ruined Palace Hotel in San Francisco

San Francisco July 31 The Palace hotel ruined by the earthquake and fire will be pulled down and rebuilt at a cost of 3 500 000 dollars.

San Francisco Palace Hotel

Despondent Worker Slays Self After Discharge

Tim Burke a forty five year old man from Illinois, working on the Rock Island grade near Oskaloosa Iowa, killed himself with a butcher knife shortly after being discharged and died within five minutes authorities stated.

Oskaloosa Iowa Tim Burke Ilinois New Rock Island

King and Queen Set Sail for English Ports on Royal Yacht

King Alfonso and Queen Victoria embark from here aboard the royal yacht Gefeld for a cruise to England. They plan to visit San Sebastian in Spain on July 1 and expect to stop at English ports along the voyage.

England San Sebastian Spain Alfonso Queen Victoria Gifeld

Bitter Contest Foreshadows Illinois Primary Fallout

Shelby M. Cullom, senior U S senator from Illinois, faces a tense finish to the Illinois primary race. Republicans and Democrats weigh factional power and 1908 presidential campaign influence. In Cook County the senatorial vote is pivotal, with Dineen allies predicting a large Yates tally and Cullom supporters forecasting a sweeping win across most Cook County districts.

Shelby M. Cullom United States Illinois Illlnois Cook County United States Senate Dineen Yates Cullom

Keeps Up Strenuous Pace Hon Francis M Cockerell

Hon Francis M Cockerell, former Missouri senator and longtime public servant, now Interstate Commerce Commission member, works through heat and vacation to implement the new railroad rate law. He arrives early, leaves late, and survives on two apples and milk, with decades of service shaping his relentless pace.

Francis M. Cockerell Francis Marion Cockrell Missouri Interstate Commerce Commission House of Congress Senator Cockerell Senate Cockerell Commissioner Cockerell Cockrell

Thumb Prints in the Army Adopt Galton system for recruits

The army plans to use Galton thumb prints for new recruits with the navy to follow to identify dead and wounded and capture deserters. Reenlistments will bring personnel under the regulation, but not yet for existing soldiers. A large barred owl was captured near Rock Creek and donated to Ottawa University.

Navy Earl Watkins Ottawa Republic Rock Creek Watking Hall Obitawa University

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C. C. Knappen Roy Forgueon Canby Minn Sieur Falls Ing Putron Red Bevo Butte Tee Tycerlidia Denitiv Storesford AMM Thie Law Fortes Ranch Stirsie Teuel Eninty Chir Ateapnder Johnson Alexandria Yantctos Miller First National White Lake Mitchell Mitchell Loan, Trust and Savings Company William M. Smith J. M. Ferris Thomas Fullerton D. M. Miller E. J. Quigley Clare A. Davidson Yankton Sioux City Wakonda Olivet Yankton County Walshtown Hanson Eagles Union County Sioux River Riverside Park Arle Rik Point Herbert of Mitchell Stockyuards H. T. Williams Herman Vey Dutch Jack C. W. Burke Victor Putzer W. F. Barnes Vey Williams Henry Steel Milbank Hewayne News of Casuzaides Mehmning Caperton Ranch Louisville Jesse O. McClain Robertsdale Huntingdon County Burlington Garde Billings L. D. Shandy Oren George A. Clark Carteraville Town Havre Bart Ridgeway Company D Second United States Cavalry Standard Chain Works St. Mary's Ohio Columbus William Zinn Paul Claton Butte, Mont C. B. King Illinois Central Duncombe Myery Peoria Elk Horn Man Laura May Turner Agnes Martinsen Helen Hilda Linden Manistique Two Bridges Mont. Charles Dillon New Orleans Havana Edmund M. Rice Wakefield Mass Texas J. J. Bates Massachusetts Boston Curtis Gould American Surety Company Kansas Missouri Pacific Railway Pacific Express Company David Tent Kansas City Beatrice Neb Col. J. C. Greenman Kyle Ishpeming Mich Pittsburg Southern Pacific Company MUTI Russia Shusha Caucasus Tiflis St. Petersburg Council of Workmen’s Deputies Teriiki Trepoff Associated Preas Gen. Trepoff John D. Rockefeller France Mr. Rockefeller Richard Yates Mlllinois
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