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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
Chairman Knapp states threat of a strike may still be averted as conferences continue in Chicago. He cautions the situation remains unsettled, with efforts by Knapp and Secretary Neill ongoing and optimism that a definite arrangement may yet be reached.
Harry Thaw faced a three hour lunacy commission inquiry into his mental state. Officials reported he endured the ordeal with apparent composure and stood the test amid questions about the case.
Glenwood Pennsylvania reports former Congressman Galusha A Grow died from general decline linked to age. He was eighty four, youngest congressman in 1851, long service including a later term as congressman at large and father of the homestead law opening western lands to settlement.
Chicago April 2. Railroads say a secret canvass among employees shows strong sentiment against a large strike and in favor of accepting the roads wage offer. Federal commissioners note potential impact on peace talks as union leaders reportedly consider concessions. Grand Chief Garretson and Morrissey avoided firm comment.
Safe lowering bandits robbed the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Hanover in Jackson Michigan securing 3000 dollars. Two women nearby raised the alarm but the robbers escaped before a posse could form.
A large natural gas flow was struck near Huntsville Alabama on March thirtieth. One hundred seventy feet of casing weighing 000 pounds was blown out by pressure and the flow remains uncontrolled.
F A Holbrook, named by a federal grand jury as chief promoter of an unlawful church and school furniture cartel, pleaded guilty before Judge Landis in Chicago. Sentencing deferred. Thirteen manufacturing firms also pled no contest. one company plans a demurrer to quash the indictment.
Judge Thomas G. Jones in Montgomery issues a temporary injunction restraining Alabama railroad rate laws for 30 days. The restraining order covers the 1 June maximum freight rates the 2 percent passenger fare rule and the bill classifying lines and shipments. The judge stated the order holds the state off while determining what is just without ruling on the merits of the reductions.
A brief report notes Edward Warene improved over six days after receiving care from Fort Cond and related medical efforts, highlighting progress in his condition.
Field guns fire grape shot as government reports say insurgent bands led by self styled generals fight in Viashica district. Authorities arrest leaders while peasants, many from villages, are found among the dead or captured with scythe blades and hay arms.
New York April 1 The Herald reports a complaint filed with the state department over a minister who allegedly refused to present an American woman at court. Mrs von Claussen, invited and credentialed, plans to travel to Washington to seek her grievance with the president. Her father is a retired merchant of New York.
City officials report Mayor Bennett voiced strong anger at a disputed ordinance before rising from seated position to condemn the measure. The brief confrontation highlighted tensions between the city council and administration over policy direction.
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