Burlington Excursions Offer Cheap Spring Tours to West
Go Somewhere to California and Puget Sound with low one way and round trip rates in April. Yellowstone Park tours via Gardiner or Salt Lake and Colorado offered. Homes seekers excursions to Western Nebraska Colorado Utah Big Horn Basin and irrigation land draws in Wyoming. Colorado summer tours and Denver Democratic Convention noted with discounted tours and leaflets available.
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California
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Sioux City
Shasta
Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
Gardiner
Park
Salt Lake
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Big Horn Basin
West
Wyoming
Oregon Basin Canal
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Scenic
Denver
Black Hills
Burlington Main
Free Home Cure Ad Promises Relief From Nervous Debility
An anonymous ad offers a free prescription to men suffering from nervous debility back weakness memory loss and declared deficient manhood caused by excesses and youthful follies. It claims the remedy is sent in a sealed note to any man who asks.
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Watertite
Gale and Guarenteeé
Chelsea Fire Devastates City as 10,000 Homeless Face 8 Million Loss
The Chelsea blaze left 350 acres of ruins, 10,000 displaced, and about 8 million dollars in damage. Three known dead, more feared. injuries exceed fifty. Churches, hospitals, the library, city hall, schools, and hundreds of tenements burned. oil plant destroyed. Relief surged from charities, schools, and tents. thousands slept in streets or public buildings.
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Boston
Chelsea
Third Streets
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Second Street
Broadway
Essex
Middlesex Streets
Chelsea Creek
Standard Oil Company
South Framingham
Draper
Naval Hospital
Marine Hospital
Fire destroys business district in Schaefer county seat
Williston April 14 The business portion of Schaefer county seat McKenzie county was destroyed by fire and the courthouse is among the burned buildings. Fire started in Kurtz drug store and spread to adjoining structures leaving the store the only large building saved by iron siding.
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Williston
N.D
Schaefer
McKenzie County
Kurtz
Legislation Debate Quietly Advances in India Canada Talks
London reports record conferences among MacKenzie King and John Morley with the Earl of Elgin. Officials discuss emigration limits for Indian workers citing labor market conditions and possible trade regulations to curb movement and protect domestic industries.
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London
MacKenzie King
Canada
John Morley
India
Earl of Elgin
Congressman Brick Dies in Indiana Sanatorium
Washington reports the sudden death of Abraham Lincoln Brick, representative of Indiana's Thirteenth district, at an Indianapolis sanatorium from acute Brights disease. Brick, visiting for the Republican state convention, was active on the appropriations committee and enjoyed wide popularity in the House.
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Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
South Bend
Washington
Indianapolis
Brick
Gompers Opposes Registration Under Civic Federation Plan
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL stated organized labor would rather use the Sherman act as applied by the Supreme Court in the hatters case than submit to registration under the amendatory bill proposed by the National Civic Federation and introduced in the House. The hearing before the House judiciary committee included Seth Low J W Jenks Daniel Davenport George F Monahan among others.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
United States Supreme Court
Hatters
National Civic Federation
Hepburn
Iowa
House
Judiciary Committee
Gompers
Seth Low
J. W. Jenks
Cornell University
Federation
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport
Train Robbery by Hobos Strikes Utah Freight Car
An April 8 incident in Ogden Utah reports hobos hijacking an extra freight train at Lucine. A refrigerator car was opened and meat including hams and bacon was stolen while the train was sidetracked. Five trainmen were unable to stop the raid as the hungry gang compelled compliance.
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Ogden
Utah
Surat Lucine
Deputy Tony Shelby Shot and Killed in Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado April 8 Deputy Sheriff Tony Shelby was instantly killed by an unknown assailant who leaped from a nearby, fired two shots at close range near his home, then fled in a rig. Shelby served as deputy for years and acted as an officer during past strike troubles.
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Trinidad
Colo
Tony Shelby
Shelby
Double hanging in Philadelphia for murders tied to jealous passions
In Philadelphia on April 8 two men Max Sifer and Joseph Torrico were executed for murders linked to jealous passions. Sifer killed a girl after she threatened to end their engagement and Torrico killed her brother after trying to shoot the girl.
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Philadelphia
Max Sifer
Joseph Torrico
Soifer
Tolrico
Hopes for Free Wood Pulp Policy Move
Herman Ridder of the New York Staats Zeitung, spokesman for the Newspaper Publishers' Association, presses for free wood pulp to cut costs and aid the industry amid trade talks in Washington.
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Washington
Herman Ridder
The
New York Staats Zeitung
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Sioux City Boosters Head to Black Hills on Scenic Trip
A party of 100 boosters from the Sioux City Commercial Club and the Sioux City Stock Yards Company will depart Sioux City Monday evening for the Black Hills via Chamberlain and arrive in Rapid City Tuesday morning. They will stay in the Hills until Thursday and return via the North Western line, stopping in Huron Friday evening for supper and remaining until Saturday morning. B. F. Farrell will join at Rapid City to guide the trip. The Commercial Club will meet tonight to plan guest entertainment during the visit.
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Sioux City
Commercial Club
Prohibition State Ticket Nominated for 1908 Election
The prohibitionists nominate a full state ticket including Congressmen G R Erskine of Mitch ell and E S Chappell of Hot Springs for Congress. G F Knappen of Brookings for governor. W T Rafferty of Miller for lieutenant governor. G W Hill of Parker for secretary of state. G H Brown of North ville for treasurer. H E Roberts of Pierpont for auditor. Earl C Pitcher of Sioux Falls for superintendent. Hendrick Hendrickson of Wessington Springs for public lands. Lee Woodard of Pollock for railroad commissioner. Presidential electors Ben Brave of Reliance M G Dunlap of Canton H W Reinecke of Faulkton and William McKenzie of Britton.
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G. R. Erskine
Mitchell
E. S. Chappell
Hot Springs
G. F. Knappen
Brookings
W. T. Rafferty
Miller
G. W. Hill
Parker
G. H. Brown
Northville
H. E. Roberts
Pierpont
Earl C. Pitcher
Sioux Falls
Hendrick Hendrickson
Wessington Springs
Lee Woodard
Pollock
Ben Brave
Reliance
M. G. Dunlap
Canton
H. W. Reinecke
Faulkton
William McKenzie
Britton
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsed for Jaundice Relief
Advertisement claims liver and bowel stagnation cause headaches billiousness and jaundice. promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as reliable purifiers that work without grinding or griping. Product priced at 25 cents at H Wheeler s drug store.
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Dr. King
H. Wheeler
Hearing on Petition for Letters of Administration
Notice to heirs and next of kin of Horace M. Stevens of Beadle County South Dakota. Mary E. Stevens seeks letters of administration in Beadle County Court. Hearing set for April 20 1908 at 10:00 AM in Huron court rooms.
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State of
South Dakota
County of Beadless
Horace M. Stevens
Mary E. Stevens
Stevens W. Flower
Lucy M. Stevens Carter
Sarah M. Stevens Chase
Olive Ruth Mosher
David H. Moore
Horace C. Moore
Minnie Moore Stevens
Sarah Lyman
Martha Scott Walker
Sycamore
DeKalb
Illinois
Beadle
Huron
A. A. Chamberlain
Beadle County
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota Beadle County notice for the estate of Edward Robins. Leah S. Robins filed a petition to grant Letters of Administration. Hearing set in Huron city to determine appointment of an administrator for the deceased Edward Robins.
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South Dakota
Beadless
Spats
Edward
S. Robins
J. J
Edward Robins
Leah S. Robins
Huron
Huron, Nh
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J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
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Sioux City, la
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
J. M. McLachlan
Watertown
Albert E. Ericson
N. D
Gangressman Brick Dead
Sioux City Boosters
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Prohibitionists
Asner F. Pay
Asher F. Pay
Bartzey & Voornezes
Huron Light & Power Co
OLD Land Office Block
F R. Bramwell and
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
D. E. Moulton
Automobiles
FORD
Detroit
First Street
Dakota Ave
Todben
Eid
Kao
Pri
Kabo ‘Corset Co
Chicago
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