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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1907

Page

4

The Habit of Thrift and Early Saving Lessons

A narrative on John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie highlighting thrift. Saving $50 for one year at seven percent yields $3.50 interest, illustrating money working for the saver. The piece argues saving builds wealth, influence, and financial happiness, contrasting thrift with lavish spending.

John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Young Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Men of Affairs

Boise Verdict Supports Execution of Orchard

The Boise verdict rests on the presumption that Orchard is the key conspirator in Steunenberg’s death. The trial casts doubt on the main witness, while an inner circle in the Western Federation of Miners is blamed by some. Idaho faces the duty to seek the extreme penalty at the earliest opportunity.

Boise Steunenberg Western Federation of Miners Idaho Orchard

Pierre Buildings Slide Toward River as Ground Shifts

The Pierre government building sits on a hill that civil engineers say is slowly slipping toward the Missouri River. Work on the North Western depot halted as the foundation shifts from under the fill. Across Pierre Street, heavy piles were driven to bed rock to anchor the act, but more structures may be affected when the state house and Hyde's hotel rise and the town tilts.

Pierre Missouri Rver North“Western Pierre Street Bed Rock Hyde

Democratic ticket proposed for Congress names Wentry and Tinan

The article proposes Harry Wentry and Clare Tinan as a Democratic slate for Congress. It notes the pair would photograph well in papers and that if the state votes Democratic, they would be well represented in the lower house. Tinan is praised for ability and society presence. Wentry is described as a capable businessman with cars and travel readiness to Washington.

Harry Wentry Clare Tinan Congress Tinan Wentzy Chuck Washington Demong

Case details hint at awarded amount and attorney fees

The fragment notes a sum of 200 dollars and an opportunity to recover 138 dollars in attorneys fees, implying a legal action outcome or settlement terms centered on these figures. No additional context is provided about the case, party names, or jurisdiction.

United States Senator Edmund W. 1844 Confederate Base

A fragment mentions United States Senator Edmund W and a reference to 1844 and a Confederate base or course near Rice. The legibility is limited and details are not fully clear.

United Sta Edmund W. 1844

Notable Savings Highlighted by Yat H Chases

Fragmentary text references a savings center and activities by Yat H, suggesting a promotional or operational note. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Inaccurate Insurer Claims Pose as State Mouthpiece

A public misrepresentation claim targets a state insurance official accused of posing as the state administration’s voice. The text suggests insurgent rhetoric could dominate if left unchecked, highlighting concerns over official authority and public messaging.

Defense Attorneys Center On State Counsel In Haywood Trial

Defense lawyers focus on state counsel in the Haywood trial while attempting to win over the jury, though few lawyers can rise above the petty procedural addressing of jurors.

Haywood

Passenger rates trend toward lower costs per mile

The passage notes that passenger rates at two cents a mile will be just as affordable in the future as the current three cent or higher rates. It also suggests a forthcoming demand for a one cent rate, indicating expectations of continued price reductions in transit costs.

Pure stock food law testa suit in federal court

The Internati Stock Food Co of Minneapolis has filed suit in a United States court to challenge the constitutionality of the pure stock food law enacted by the last legislature.

Internati Stock Food Co Minneapolis United States

Brookings Awards Near Century Thousand Sewer Contract

Brookings city council approved a sewer system contract valued at nearly $100,000 praising the enterprise as commendable public works.

Brookings

A Fatal Mistake Led to Backache in Fatal Incident

A brief report notes a fatal mistake caused a backache symptom in a kid’s case. Authorities are investigating underlying factors and medical responses. The fragment references a fatal outcome and a medical symptom prompting inquiry. Local details are not provided in the readable text.

Real Estate Transfers Listing Items and Figures

Real estate transfers show Howard auctions on 6 and 14 in block 52 fifth railway addition with $350 paid by E L Abelo City National Bank to lot 22 block 5 first railway and J B Sombés to Paul A Pan lot 20 block 27 Wolsey with $1 plus entries for Paul A Adaben on Wolsey lots 27 with $750.

Howard Fifth Railway E. L. Abelo City National Bank First Railway J. B. Sombés Paul A. Pan Wolsey Paul A. Adaben Jock

Court Proceedings Reported With J Van Derhule Case

A Circuit Court proceeding mentions J Van Derhule with references to Vander and related status. The fragment outlines a legal matter but lacks clear details or outcomes.

Senator Kittredge to speak to Union county old settlers

Senator Kittredge accepts invitation to address Union county old settlers, sharing insights about the Panama Canal and its significance.

Kittredge Union County Panama Canal

Agricultural Dept Estimates Rats Consume Large Food Loss

The agricultural department estimates rats consume about 87000 dollars worth of food yearly. The remark about a Chinaman liking rats is noted.

the Agricultural Department

Sioux Falls Moves Ahead With Streetcar Plan Despite Populist Ideas

Sioux Falls proceeds with a streetcar project mirroring populist proposals and heavy taxation. John Pease lived long enough to see it come to pass, reflecting local political moves amid financial strain.

John Pease

Enthusiastic Iowan Seeks Nicer Spot Than Lows

An upbeat Iowa resident asks where to find a nicer spot than the summer lows, noting the location is South ta as a suggested answer.

South Ta

Rate War Settled in North Carolina Without Violence

Commentator notes the NC rate dispute may end peacefully and questions claims that the South is regressing with emphasis on progress.

North Carolina South

Illinois backs Joe Cannon as Roosevelt successor

Illinois voters express support for Joe Cannon as Roosevelt's successor, signaling clear political alignment with his candidacy and future leadership prospects statewide.

Illinois Joe Cannon Roosevelt

Minnehaha County to liquidate early Kauffman t Sele costs

Minnehaha County will pay about $7,000 to settle expenses related to the early Kauffman t Sele project. The action covers outstanding costs and closes the matter for the county administration.

Minnehaha County Kauffman T

No 8781 authorized to tim before a thorized

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a numbered item No 8781 and the word authorized with unclear context. Reads like a legal or financial notice fragment. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or actions can be confirmed.

If you want T dy to Run for the Presidency Again

A brief and uncertain note suggests sending a postal card to persuade someone labeled T dy to pursue a presidential bid again. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations.

Taft Wins In Ohio amid GOP Contest

Taft has won out in Ohio and dismisses talk that Ohio is no longer for him. The Get out the vote theme shifts to continued support as opposition rumors fade.

Taft Ohio

Big rains bring heavy floods and price jumps in markets

Heavy rainfall causes widespread flooding and transport delays as prices rise for staple goods. Officials warn of continued disruption while farmers report crop damage and traders seek emergency measures to stabilize supply and prices.

If Teddy Isn't Careful He Will Be the Modern Caesar

A fragmentary notice weighs risks of rising power with a wary tone. It references Teddy as a looming figure whose influence could resemble a historical doomsday Caesar if unchecked. The text hints at caution about leadership and public perception.

Teddy

Richards Trust Co Promotes Farm Buying and Selling

If you wish to money, buy or sell a farm, call on the Richards Trust Co.

The Richards Trust Co

A Memo rable Day in Our Healthier Lives

A reflection on a day remembered with pleasure and personal profit to health, noting its memorable impact and the lasting benefits recognized by the narrator. The passage emphasizes positive personal growth and well being arising from that day.

Duluth Ore Dock Strike Ends. Workers To Resume

Duluth and Superior dock workers vote to return to work after ore dock strike lasting about two and a half weeks. The Duluth, Missabe and Northern railway maintains open shop policy and a verbal wage agreement through Oct 1 1907. Company prepared to resume mining on the range as workers restart.

Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway Duluth Superior Steel Corporation Cullum

Reply of Steel Trust to Duluth Strik ers

Duluth August 1 The steel corporation sends a reply to the ore dock strike noting it will re employ all old workers before new hires and will discuss any issues after they return. It claims open shop is settled and wages dispute no arbitrable difference, and urges immediate return to work or replacement will resume dock operations.

Nagrorme Duluth Steel Corporation

Turned Back by Deputies in Chisholm Miner Rally

Duluth report details 600 striking miners halted by ten armed deputies led by Deputy Sheriff Masse at Chisholm. The crowd tried to march along the county road to intimidate workers but were blocked and driven back after a fierce reproof from the chief of police.

Duluth The Herald Hibbing Mipn Chisholm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sohn Longstaff, Publisher Vanderhulg Circuit Court Nae Ae . J. Vanderhule Satirds Vander Sioux Falls Dean Etree Egr Okmote A. Perriton Steal i Corporation Steel Trust C. C. Krogh Dakota Ave Walter Myers Senate John Breen Henry J. Murvay Standard Savings Bank Huron Great Northern Railway A. L. Cram ST. Paul E. C. Harrison Huron Alaska Yukon—Pacific Exposition Seattle
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