South Dakota Insurance Certificate Oath for Fire Insurance
The South Dakota Department of Insurance certifies that a named company is authorized to transact fire and tornado insurance until December 1, 105. Commissioner Perkins states the entity meets state requirements under the Insurance Law and is empowered through its agents to operate in no state until the specified date.
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Dakota
de Willy
Doh Perkins
South Dakota
Pierre
John CO
Sam Houston's Cherokee Wife May Be Moved to Fort Gibson
A movement seeks removal of the Cherokee wife of Gen. Sam Houston to Fort Gibson national cemetery. The couple wed at Fort Gibson after his Tennessee governor resignation. Relatives Rogers chief of the Cherokee and Mrs Heffernan of the Trent House consent to relocate remains from Wilson's Rock on the Arkansas River, near Muldrow, with a monument planned at Fort Gibson.
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Sam Houston
Fort Gibson
National Cemetery
Tennessee
Miss Rogers
Houston
Compass Auto-registering Vessel Route Device
A Marsell ie bulletin describes an automatic compass that records direction minute by minute. The chart shows the path taken, helping captains verify if the helm followed the suggested route by logging each change in heading with exact times. Public Opinion.
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Bulletin de la Societe Industrielle de Marselles
M. Heit
Hell Apparatta
Fires destroys elevators and kills several in multiple states
Resume of the News reports numerous casualties from fires and accidents. An elevator at Argentine Kansas and a Sutley & Sons grain elevator in Catden New Jersey were burned, with heavy property losses. A fatal crash in Riley Kansas, a murder spree, and various violent incidents across the country are summarized, including gas explosions, train wrecks, and robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant W. Kenny
Argentine
Kan
Catden
N. J
Sutley & Sons
Across Nations and Events From Brusel to Berlin
Reports detail Racine pursuing a schooner in Brusel channel with the vessel sinking and crew presumed drowned. Bedouin attacks on a caravan, Gambetta statue unveiling in Bordeaux with Lonlet leading ceremonies, and Nordsee Steamship docks at Bremen destroyed by fire with no casualties. A Transvaal draft sets a 500 dollar capital for franchise exercise amid Boer objections. Wu Ting Fang memorial prompts edict abolishing slicing to death in China with immediate decapitation substituted. Vesuvius eruptions intensify with lava flows and ash clouds. Russian minister Lessar dies in Pekin after amputation. Delcasse retains cabinet post. Berlin Bank advances 50 million to Russia via German bankers.
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Ermeer Racine
Brusel
Yambo
Medina
Leon Gambetta
Bordeaux
France
Lonlet
Nordsee Steamship Company
Bremen
Transvaal
Wu Ting Fang
China
Washington
Mount Vesuvius
M. Paul Lessar
Pekin
M. Lessar
Londo i
M. Etienne
M. Delcasse
Berlin Frankfurter Zeitung
Berlin
Bank of Mendelssohn & Co
Russia
Treasury
Germany
Vast headlines mix wool deals deaths and politics
A Boston buyer purchased 1 000 000 pounds of wool at Great Falls Montana at 23 percent. Charles M Schwih insured his New York mansion for 5 6 million. Gov Vardaman of Mississippi announced a bid for the U S Senate if Senator Mooney retires. Milward Adams of Chicago received word that the Belgian king awarded him the Order of Leopold. Capt Henry A Mills 68, secretary of the International Association of Fire Engineers, died in Cincinnati. Mayor Tom L Johnson backs municipal street railway control to benefit the public. Michigan legislature passed the Bland anti trust bill unanimously as the nation’s most sweeping. Col William Glazier died at 64 in Albany. William C Tiffany found dead in New York rooms from heart disease. Hessian fly damages Nebraska wheat. some estimate 20 percent loss. Joseph Burtis Husted dead in New York Ward Island hospital after living in a cheap hotel. Mrs Mary Stockdale, 91, dies in Flint leaving 250 000 and estate to nieces and nephews. Amos Madden Thayer dies in St Louis after four months illness. Easter giving to New York churches greatly exceeds 250 000 with some 25 000 gifts. Chicago charter committee votes a bill to regulate gas and electricity rates. attempts to add municipal ownership fail.
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Boston
Great Falls
Mont
Charles M. Schwih
New York
Gov. Vardaman
Mississippi
United States Senate
Senarer Mooney
Milward Adams
Chicago
Nap
Belgium
Henry A. Mills
International Association of Fire Engineers
Cincinnati
America
Tom L. Johnson
Michigan
William Glazier
Albany
William C. Tiffany
Tiffany
Joseph Burtis Husted
Wall Street
Ward Island
Mary Stockdale
Flint
Mich
Buffalo
Detroit
Amos Madden Thayer
United States
Eighth Judicial Court
United States Crcuit Court of Appeals
Northern Securities
St. Louis
New York City
Grace Church
City of
Chicago Charter Committee
Illinois Legislature
Tragedies across cities reveal fatal family and public disputes
In Dubuque Iowa Mrs Ursulla von Wahl 60 dies by self asphyxiation after retirement. In Portland Oregon Judge Bel linger rules against Mitchell plea in abatement over land fraud indictments. In Portland Maine Edward Hilton 60 kills George Young 45, injures his wife, then dies by suicide following a quarrel. In Montgomery Alabama W T Sheets 40 shoots son Claude after discharge from gang foreman role and prior quarrel.
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Ursulla von Wahl
Dubuque
Iowa
United States
Bellinger
Portland
John H. Mitchell
Edward Hilton
George Young
Hilton
W. T. Sheets
Claude
Montgomery
Ala
Sheets
Office Call Over Tommy Behavior After School
A fragment notes a teacher threatening to call Tommy’s father after school to address conduct. It mentions a price of $2 and a doctor father whose office hours are 5 to 7. The line is terse and dealer-like in tone with no clear event outcome.
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Tommy
iIt
Pop
Puck
Koch Boasts Witnesses in Gebhardt Murder Trial
In Mankato Minnesota on April 27 and following days, testimony centers on the Koch murder case. Two state witnesses say they saw Dr. Koch near the Gebhardt office about 9 pm and heard heavy stairs noises. The defense challenges identifications of a handkerchief tied to Koch and alleges witness falsehoods to be exposed later in the trial.
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Mankato
Minn
J. A. Gebhardt
Sayery
Koch
Uni
Dr. Gebhard
Dr. Koch
Dr. Gebhardt
Herbert Balturiseh
Oscar
Ass P. Brooks
Ulm
MAD
Herbert Ballurisch
Louis Gebhardt
George R. Koch
Louis A. Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Ole Ulen
Hanska
Thae Koch
Counsil
Mankato, Minn
G. R. Koch
Blue Earth County Court House
Katherine Kaes
Tam
Julius
George
Lena Weidermann
Wilhelmina Dahms
Blovane
Nebraska Farmer Found Dead In Sioux City Hotel
George Heffernan of Jackson Nebraska was found dead in a Sioux City hotel room. He suffocated during the night after allegedly turning off the gas but failing to shut it off. He was forty two and a farmer.
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Nebraska
Sioux City
Iowa
George Heffernan
Jackson
Neb
Heffernan
Shortage in Athens County Treasury Grows to 71000
Columbus report says Athens County treasury shortage rose from 20000 to 71000 in days, alleged to involve monies taken not by county officers. Prosecuting Attorney I M Foster cites previous treasurers Hickiman and Biddison as connected in administration periods.
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Athens County
Ohio
Columbus
I. M. Foster
Foster
Hickiman
Biddison
Perons
Two Russian Fleets Near Hainan in Pacific Move
May 2 report from Tsingtau and Shantung Peninsula notes the Russian second and third Pacific squadrons near Wuinan Tondon and near Kamranh Bay as preparations for sea begin. A Tokio correspondent says they will join forces May 5, while Stettin sighted thirty to forty vessels in Hongkong Bay. A separate dispatch claims Japanese positions were driven from five lines near Dinslang and Tsinghusiang by Gen Linevitch’s forces on April 28.
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London
Hongkong
Waily Mail
Ocean
Vengeance
St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Emperor Nichols
Dinslang
Tsinghusiang
Quiet Easter Sunday in St Petersburg Proves Peaceful
May 2 Easter Sunday reports show peaceful conditions in St. Petersburg with 16 disturbances in the provinces. Police patrols in city quarters were visible but no incidents required their services. Poland faces fear of serious trouble with rioting in some industrial centers and Warsaw authorities warning foreign nationals to stay indoors if unrest spreads. Kishineff reports no demonstrations as clergy urge calm.
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St. Petersburg
Cossacks
Jan
Poland
Warsaw
Kishineff
Mercy for Soldiers in Imperial Rescripts
St. Petersburg May 2 an imperial rescript summons Count Vorentzoh- Dashkoff viceroy in the Caucasus to the council of the empire and appoints him a member of the council of ministers. A second rescript adds Gen Gripenberg Senator Tagantzeff Prince Obolensky and Megsr Lazare Schmeeman Arsenleff to the council and decorates Ourousoff ambassador at Vienna and Prof Martens to the international arbitration court with the Alexander Nevsky order. The rescript also commutes sentences of officers connected to the firing incident during the Neva waters blessing ceremony.
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St. Petersburg
Vorentzoh- Dashkoff
Caucasus
Council of the Empire
Council of Ministers
Baron Nolde
Gen
Gripenberg
Tagantzeff
Prince Obolensky
Megsr Lazare
Schmeeman
Arsenleff
Prince Ourousoff
Vienna
Martens
International Arbitration Court
Alexander Nevsky
Neva
Indict Doctor for Assault in Minnesota Medicine Showhead
In Long Prairie at the spring district court a grand jury returned an indictment against Dr. J M Prentice a traveling medicine showleader for assault on Mrs Agnes Pieton Browerville. He was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Charles Lawrence of Staples was indicted for second degree assault and pleaded guilty.
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Browerville
Long Prairie
Minn
J. M. Prentice
Irs
Agnes Pieton
Charles Lawrence
Staples
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