Grand Jury Final Report for Beadle County 1905
Beadle County South Dakota grand jury filed its March term final report. It notes nineteen indictments and all other matters dismissed. It criticizes jail conditions, ventilation, and storage vaults and recommends steel ceilings and doors, steel corridor floors, barred windows, a new ventilated vault, and electric lighting. It also suggests remitting the Fosnough witness fine, a recommendation denied by the court.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Court House
Fosnough
A. D
County Board of Commissioners
The Better Way Tissues of the Throat Irritated
A patient suffers throat inflammation with persistent coughing. They take a cough mixture which eases irritation briefly before continuing dosage and symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claim
One hundred dollar reward offer for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo druggists, asserting F. J. Cheney's trustworthiness and firm willingness to meet obligations. Mentions internal method and blood mucous action, testimonials free, price 75 cents, sold by druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Grand Theatre Unveils New Palace Scene
Daum of the Grand unveiled a new palace scene at the Thursday entertainment. He bought the setting from Twin City Scenic Co in Minneapolis for over 175 dollars. Next summer Jesse Cox of Estherville Iowa is expected to paint scenery for a month. The Grand aims to be among the swellest houses in the state next season.
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Daum
Grand
Misa Charlesworth Company
Minneapolis
Twin City Scenic Co
Jesse Cox
Estherville
Iowa
To Cure A Cold In One Day Patent Remedy
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claim a one day cure for colds with money back guarantee from all druggists. E Grove signs each box.
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E. Grove
Court Adjourns as Judge Rules on Sentences and Indictments
Thursday judge Whiting finished the calendar and adjourned court. Claud Cambro received two years for keeping a house of ill fame while Emma Fahmer drew one year. Me Redmond was sentenced to thirty days for gambling apparatus. The state v Kelley case saw five indictments sustained after denials of demurrers over affidavits. trial set for September before Judge L. E. Gaffey.
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Whiting
Claud Cambro
Emma Fahmer
Redmond
A. Kelley
Kelley
L. E. Gaffey
Southerner's Good Fortune Hyomei cure praised in Greensboro letter
A Greensboro man celebrates a Hyomei remedy that allegedly cured nasal catarrh and deafness in three months. He reports relief from head and throat secretions and renewed hearing after using the Hyomei outfit, priced at 1 dollar with extra bottles 50 cents, backed by a guarantee.
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Sam A. Hoover
Greensboro
N. C
Hoover
Hurons
C. H. Longstaff
Expressions of thanks for kindness after loss
The family of Mrs. R. Menhinnett and daughter express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind assistance and tender sympathy during the illness and funeral services of their husband and father.
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R. Menhinnett
Justice Defeated In Indignant Citizen Letter
An editor letter laments the commonwealth’s failed attempt to prosecute those without virtue. Citizens decry the farce and indictments possibly quashed, with the innocent taxpayer burdened. The writer, Wm A Thompson, calls for swift and stern remedy.
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Huronite
Wm. A. Thompson
New Officers Elected by Huron Library Association
At a Friday meeting in the library room the Huron Library Association elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. S. F. Corley, 1st Vice-president Mrs. M. Sherrer, 2nd Vice-president Miss Clara Hughey, Secretary Mrs. A. P. Stowell, Assistant Secretary Mrs. A. A. Chamberlain, Treasurer J. W. Campbell. The treasurer reported finances in very good condition.
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Huron Library Association
S. F. Corley
M. Sherrer
Clara Hughey
A. P. Stowell
A. A. Chamberlain
J. W. Campbell
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Ad Promote Vitality
An advertisement portrays the dull hesitant man as unfit for work and promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure to restore vigor, energy and mental sharpness, claiming the product revives physical and intellectual strength for employers and workers.
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A. W. Chase
Nerve Pills Restore Steady Nerves And Sleep
Mr. Fred Hoyt of New Brighton Pennsylvania reports his trembly hands and sleepless nerves improved after using Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills. He regained steady writing and strength and credits the medicine for his recovery. Sold for 50 cents a box by dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Company Buffalo New York and by Huron MD Druggist Huron Maryland.
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A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
H. Longstaff
Huron
Spearman's North Western Line article to be pamphlet mailed
The Chicago and North Western Ry issues a pamphlet describing its route as part of Frank H. Spearman's railways series. The pamphlet, based on a chapter from the Saturday Evening Post, will be mailed to any address for 2 cents postage upon request. W. B. Kniskeen.
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Frank H. Spearman
Saturday Evening Post
Scribners
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Death toll climbs in Zeigler mine disaster tests rescue efforts
Benton April 5 death list at Zeigler reaches twenty and may reach thirty five as eight bodies are recovered. Two state mine inspectors William Atkinson and John Graham died while investigating the mine. Ex inspector Evan Johns, nearly dead, says the blast was a powder explosion south of the main hoisting shaft, rumor says enemies of Mr Leiter caused the destruction. A rescue party from Peabody Coal of Marion aids the effort.
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Evan Johns
Leiter
Peabody Coal Company
Marion
Governor Brady's Resignation Sought Over Mining Ties
Washington April 5 A conditional request has been made for the resignation of Alaska Governor John G Brady. The move was sent by Secretary Hitchcock under the president's direction about a month ago and has not received a reply. The action stems from Brady's association with a mining company actively advertising its interests.
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Washington
John G. Brady
Alaska
Hitchcock
Brady
Tendency to discontinue union label discussed in New York
Reports read before the national labor bureau of clothing manufacturers show a trend to end the union label across the country. Markets report harmony between manufacturers and workers and the open shop movement gaining ground at the annual convention in New York.
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New York
National Labor Bureau of Clothing Manufacturers
Earthquake Hits Lahore Causing Severe Deaths and Destruction
A Lahore dispatch reports a violent earthquake with serious loss of life and extensive damage. The town hall, cathedral, and Juma Masjid suffer heavy damage while many native houses collapse. Other large structures are cracked and disfigured.
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London
Lahore
British India
India
Mob Driven Off In Fulton Jail Standoff
In Fulton Kentucky on April 5 a mob twice tried to force the jail to lynch three black men charged with shooting Officer Baker. Mayor Wall and city leaders defended the prisoners and the suspects were moved to Hickman for safekeeping amid false reports of a lynching.
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Fulton
Baker
Wall
Hickman
Indian Runs Amuck in Pennsylvania Killing and Wounding
Corry Pennsylvania April 5 Lester Henry an Indian said to be Carlisle school graduate killed one Indian with a shotgun and wounded half a dozen others before his arrest He had a quarrel with his sweetheart.
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Corry, Pa
Lester Henry
Carlisle School
Henry
Coal wage scale signed under protest in Pennsylvania
In Altoona on April 5 a wage scale conference of operators and miners in Central Pennsylvania bituminous coal fields ended with the former signing last year’s scale under protest. The scale is set at 62 cents a ton for pick mining.
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Altoona
Central Pennsylvania
Dutch Sailors Released From Venezuelan Detention
Willemstadt Curacao April 5. Three of the five Dutch sailors claimed imprisoned illegally in Venezuela for seven months have been released after the Netherlands government protested their detention.
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Willemstadt
Island
Curacao
Venezuela
Netherlands
Belgian creditors favor the San Domingo agreement
Washington reports indicate Belgian creditors show no protest and most European envoys back the accord. The state department has no indication that any creditor nation finds the agreement unacceptable. Minister Pan's March 26 cable notes that Italian Spanish German and American creditors except the San Domingo Improvement Company accept unconditionally with Belgian and French reps likely to back acceptance.
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Washington
Baron Moncheur
Loomis
San Domingo
State Department
P. Pan
San Domingo Improvement Company
Timber sells much higher in bids for Menomonie logs
Washington April 5 bids opened for 20 000 000 feet of pine and hemlock logs cut and banked by the Menomonie Indians in Northern Wisconsin. Hollizer Ames Co of Oshkosh bids 331 000 for all logs. Some bids reach 15 50 per thousand for green timber and 7 75 for dead timber. Department says this year’s 20 million feet brings about 50 000 more than last year.
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Washington
Northwest
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Indian Bureau
Hollizer-Ames Company
Oshkosh
Panama canal commission completes organization and preserves governor
The Panama canal commission in Washington resolved to keep the clerical force and to adopt presidential and War Department orders as acts of the commission. A cablegram authorized General Davis to continue as governor of the canal zone until Judge Magoon relieves him. The commission plans to stay in Washington through mid month April.
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Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Davis
Canal Zone
Magoon
French course in Morocco discussed by ministers
An official note from Paris signals no change in policy toward Morocco. Unofficial reports say France will continue civil development and maintain open door for global trade, though no specific dates or plans are revealed.
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Paris
Morocco
Montana elections tilt Democratic across several cities
Butte elected John MacGinnis as mayor along with a Democratic treasurer. Anaconda chose a Democratic mayor with three Democratic aides and three Republican aldermen. Helena voters selected eight aldermen split evenly, while Great Falls faced a contested mayoral outcome. Missoula saw success for the M League party.
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Butte
Mont
Munici
Montana
Democra
John MacGinnis
Trust
Anaconda
Dem
Helena
Great Falls
Eratic
Missoula
M League
Temperance militants jailed in Wichita awaiting trial
Carrie tion Myra McHenry Liddin and Lucy Without, temperance supporters, were jailed in Wichita after wrecking the glass front of a whiskey house. They remained jailed to await trial with a $1 000 bond set by Mrs Nation who sought funds to loan.
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Wichita
Kan
Carrie Tion
Myra McHenry
Liddin i
Lucy Without
Temperance Saders
Case Morgan Smith and Wife Admitted In N Y Case
In Cincinnati on April 6 Morgan Smith and his wife, connected to the Nan Patters Caesar Young case in New York, appeared in police court. The hearing was postponed until April 7 awaiting writs of habeas corpus from the common pleas court.
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Cincinnati
Morgan Smith
Nan Patters
Caesar Young
New Y
Common Pleas Court
Departure of Edwin H as American minister to China
Edwin H who has just vacated the post of American minister to China left for America by way of Hankow after being appointed ambassador to Mexico. Representatives of foreign legations gathered at the railway station to bid farewell as Chinese troops lined the approach.
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Peking
Edwin H
China
Maco
America
Hankow
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