Crawford’s push for a Senator picks a successor
The Argus-Leader reports Governor Crawford may choose a successor to Senator Kittredge if he does not run. The plan aims to spare voters from selecting a senator, defend against machine politics, and relies on Crawford's “satisfactory” timber. Public support for Kittredge and opposition to Crawford’s method threaten the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Mr. Kittredge
Senator Kittredge
Gamble
Kittredge
Mr. Crawford
Senate
Argus- Leader
Standard Oil pricing and public burden questioned
Ralph Wheelock argues in the Minneapolis Tribune that if Standard Oil raises prices by 29 million, the public pays the cost and independent dealers could be forced out. He notes past consumer punishment for supporting price cuts that hurt competition, and says people will pay their share while using gas for lighting and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wheelock
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Standard Oil Company
Insurance Commissioner Targeted by State Politics
The state commissioner of insurance faces criticism from newspaper publishers who oppose the governor. Editors who publish a personal portrait of the commissioner could influence how he is viewed by supporters and detractors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
South Dakota
Reform
Compromise Debate on Senate Congress and Governor Roles
The speaker questions the push for compromise between stalwarts and insurgents. They ask who will set terms and who will be senator congressman and governor. They question the purpose of the primary if voters do not decide these offices.
Roosevelt successor choice spurs South Dakota editors
The Chicago Tribune acts on the belief Roosevelt will seek another term and asks western editors to declare their pick for his successor. After South Dakota returns are in, Taft is shown as the editors’ preferred Roosevelt successor.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Editors of
West
South Dakota
Taft
Rameses the Great Faces Modern Archaeology Scrutiny
An archaeologist targets Rameses the Great amid late findings. The text notes the pharaoh’s lasting fame and hints future assessments may deem him a fraud, yet claims the ancient ruler remains unbothered by such judgments.
Governor Johnson Faces Pressure Over Duluth Strike Leader
Petriella demands action from Minnesota's executive within 24 hours or risk violent consequences as the dogo leads the Duluth strike and could sway Governor Johnson's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Duluth
Petriella
Minnesota
Commercial Club weighs rail spur to Woonsocket
The club argues for a Milwaukee Road push to extend a spur from here to Woonsocket, seeing it as a beneficial development for regional rail access and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Woonsocket
Mitchell Boasts Million-Dollar Wealth Increase Claim
Mitchell claims a wealth rise of one million dollars, presenting the figure as an indicator of financial improvement. No corroborating details or sources are provided in the text segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
State Superintendent Hans Astrud to Retire From Office
Announcement states Hans Astrud will retire at end of term and join the book trust after leaving public office, a surprising career move described as a bolt from a clear sky. The report notes his departure will accompany his exit from statewide education leadership and funding initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Astrud
Book Trust
Thefts Spark Long Struggle in Minnesota Iron Region
Workers in Minnesota's iron region plan to prolong a strike amid widespread ignorance of aims. Ninety percent of strikers do not know what they seek, and unions resist opposing capital while member awareness remains low.
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Minnesota
Taft Secures Endorsement Amid Foraker Opposition
The Republican State Committee in Ohio endorses Taft for president despite protests from the Foraker faction. Committee members voiced strong backing for Taft in the ongoing party proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Republican State Committee
Japan will not seek war with United States
Japan will not go to war with the United States due to lack of cause and the awareness that war would threaten its finances and national interests. The statement outlines two main reasons: no provocation for conflict and severe economic costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Storm Hail Ravages North State Crops
A severe hail storm struck the northern region causing extensive crop damage. The disaster swept through a large field area and resulted in substantial losses for farmers sustaining the region’s agricultural output.
Huron Faces Growing Need for New Homes
Huron city officials warn the town still needs more houses as about seventy have already been built this season. Demand remains as strong as last spring, prompting calls to accelerate construction immediately.
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Huron
Crawford Papers Chase Land Frauds About Governors
The Crawford papers persist in alleging land frauds and mock governors for crying for help against their own impetuous allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Governor’s long effort over twenty five years noted
A statement praises the governor for persistent work in public service spanning a quarter of a century, indicating a low regard for holding office yet showing steady diligence across many years.
Standard Oil Denies Oil Price Rise to Meet Judge Landis Fines
The Standard Oil Company denies any plan to raise oil prices to cover fines imposed by Judge Landis. The statement expresses gratitude for the court's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Courts will apply remedies for transgressions of law
A reflection by aSC and a lawmaker on lawful reforms and the need for enforcement against illegal extortions by large refits and profits, signaling that courts and the people will act when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asc
Be wary of mercury ointments for catarrh
Advert suggests avoid mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal treatment. Claims no mercury and directs to buy from druggists with testimonials available. Also plugs Hall's Family Pills for constipation at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
City National Bank of Huron Authorized to Begin Banking
The City National Bank of Huron in Beadle County South Dakota is authorized to commence banking under the United States statutes. Comptroller William B Ridgely certifies compliance and official approval dated July 6 1907 with the seal of the Currency and witness statements.
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City National Bank of Huron
City of Huron
County of
Beadle
South Dakota
United States
William B. Ridgely
City of
Huron
M. B. Ringery
Cannon on courthouse grounds to defend book trust
The big cannon on the courthouse grounds will be used in defense of the book trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Book Trust
Gold dollar value halves since fifteen years ago
A report notes that the gold dollar now holds about half the value it did fifteen years earlier, reflecting long term price shifts in precious metals and currency markets.
Great weather for sleeping but cold for corn
A short weather note remarks on unusually favorable sleeping conditions yet chilly conditions for corn crops. It notes temperature patterns affecting agricultural decisions and farm comfort.
Richards Trust Co Promotes Loan and Farm Services
Advertisement urges readers to contact the Richards Trust Co for loan options and farm buying or selling assistance.
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The
Richards Trust Co
North Western Promises New Depot at Huron Within Year
The North Western railway company pledges construction of a new depot at Huron within the next year, signaling expanded regional service and infrastructure upgrades for the area.
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Huron
The
North-Western
Senator Sali to Visit Huron During State Fair
Senator Sali will visit Huron during the state fair, meeting local officials and observing fair events as part of the outreach schedule.
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Sali Encs
Huron
Reform administration praised for peaceful rise and rail support
The reform administration now in power is hailed as an easy ascent with little harm seen. Railroads that backed them are pleased, freight rates remain steady, and the two cent passenger bill was defeated in the house.
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House of It Friends
Reform talk sparks menace claim in Minnehaha county
Frank Klennicott of Sioux Falls, a leading insurgent, declares his patience worn by reform rhetoric and threatens the reformer with a colorful insult suggesting an osteopath check the reformer's backbone after a confrontation with the governor.
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Frank Klennicott
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Frank
Cube
Grain prices rise as scare subsides with no damage
The black and rust scare has mostly passed with no grain damage reported. Prices have increased as a consequence, with no ripe ing grain affected.
Harvest Prospects Align With Ten More Days of Weather
South Dakota farmers expect a solid harvest if the current weather holds for ten more days. Rainfall patterns and soil moisture favor corn and soybeans, with potential yield gains projected in early reports from local agronomists.
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South Dakota
Harry Wentry Faces Pressure Over Congressional Expectations
A local report notes Harry Wentry facing scrutiny regarding his business dealings and adherence to congressional expectations. The piece emphasizes accountability and potential impacts on his public role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wentry
State Fair Prep Urges Exhibitors Now for Entries
Local officials urge exhibitors to begin preparations for upcoming State Fair displays. Organizers emphasize early tagging, packing, and transportation to ensure timely setup and compliance with exhibit rules.
Judge Landis Fines Standard Oil to Curb Big Combinations
The judge imposed fines on Standard Oil, signaling a move to curb large business combinations favored by transportation companies in the past. This action aims to limit the power of monopolies and enhance competition.
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Landis
Standard Oil
Guardianship terms sought for minor Winder L. Johnson
Notice announces A B Fairbank petitioning for letters of guardianship for Winder L. Johnson minor. Hearing set for August 19 1907 at 10 am in the Beadle County court at Huron South Dakota. Interested parties may object. Crawford Taylor Fairbank attorneys represent the estate.
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State of
South Dakota
Cqunty
Huron
Deaths and appointments highlight mixed notices
David Christie Murray, the novelist and playwright, dies in London born 1847. Marion Chronicle names Marion Indiana as private secretary to Vice President Fairbanks. The Navy plans a repair ship Calgoa with full machinery after Admiral Evans request and a Congress appropriation.
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David Christie Murray
London
M. Edmond Rostand
Exeter
British Medical Association
George B.lockwood
Marion
Chronicle
FairBanks
Sala
Washington
Navy Department
Evans
Congress
Defensive alliance forms over Stannard Oil rebates and government rights
Railroads and large corporations reportedly align to resist government compulsion to produce evidence in future cases involving Standard Oil rebates. In Chicago and New York officials discuss the decision and outlook, with Stoddard Oil and implicated railroads said to be in agreement. Officials deny formal alliance, while secret meetings occur at Standard Oil offices and banking houses.
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Stannard
Chicago
Mutuallg
Nfert
New York
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Stoddard Oil Company
Woman's plea denied in Indian defrauding case
Helen Pierce Grey remains jailed in Higiena Montana after Judge Hunt denies habeas corpus. The young woman, who came West to write an Indian story and work for an Omaha press bureau, had disclosed alleged robberies and graft involving government and officials. She admits taking 450 to cover expenses, claimed as payment to address Indians’ wrongs in Washington.
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Higiena
Mont
Helen Pierce Grey
United States
Hunt
Washington
Injunction Denied in Kansas Stock Food Fight
Judge Smith McPherson of the United States district court refused to issue a temporary restraining order against the Kansas stock food inspection law which took effect July 1. Marion W. Savage of the International Stock Food Company alleged the law violates interstate commerce rules and due process and discriminates against non residents.
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Kansas City
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Marion W. Savage
International Stock Food Company of
Minnesota
Savage
Military control established in Belfast as troops secure city
Belfast authorities report troops took possession of the streets this morning with guards at Custom House Square and other centers. Thousands witnessed the inauguration of military control amid strikes and unrest.
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Belfast
Ireland
Customhouse Square
Wisconsin livestock rates cut by railroad commission
Madison August 8 the railroad rate commission reduced livestock charges from 20 to 25 percent for shipments between most Wisconsin points and Milwaukee. The ruling is pitched as one of the commission's most important decisions.
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Madison
Wis
Railroad Rate Commission
Milwaukee
Many Brides in Canal Zone Cause of New Homes Offer
Passengers aboard the steam ship Colon report a surge of brides traveling to the canal zone. The government there provides a separate home for married couples, spurring the influx.
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Canal Zone
New York
Colon
Five Year Peak Price for Omaha Corn Fed Steers
In Omaha Nebraska this morning the market reached its highest point in five years with corn fed steers selling at seven dollars and twenty cents per hundredweight. The price level matched a peak last seen in 1902.
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Omaha
Neb
Cannon Ball Derailed Near Dallas Injuries Reported
The Cannon Ball eastbound on the Texas and Pacific railroad derailed four miles east of Dallas. A mail car left the track and was dragged 1,000 yards before stopping. Passengers filled the derailed cars while L. Williams the Fort Worth express messenger was seriously injured along with G. J. Jans and C. G. Smith. Miraculously no fatalities reported.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railroad
L. Willams
Fort Worth
G. J. Jans
C. G. Smith
Jack the Smearer arrested after long police hunt
Indianapolis police arrest William R. Gadd thirty, after more than three years of searching for the so called Jack the Smearer. He is an art student with hundreds of party gowns and offered no reason for his acts. A stranger tossed a substance on a gown on a late night car ride and was seized by officers.
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Indianapolis
Jack
William R. Gadd
Senator Beveridge Weds in Berlin Civil and Embassy Ceremonies
Miss Katherine Fiddy of Chicago sister of Spencer F. Eddy joined Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana in a civil wedding at a Berlin registrar at noon. A religious ceremony followed at the American embassy conducted by Rev. Dr. Thoms C. Hall.
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Berlin
Katherine Fiddy
Chicago
Spencer F. Eddy
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Thoms C. Hall
Union Theological Seminary
Tragic double suicide attempt ends with fatalities
In Los Angeles on August 8 Thomas Chapman aged fifty an expert accountant shot the woman he had lived with for ten years then killed himself. Both survived hospital operations but neither is expected to recover.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Chapman
Accident Claims Life of St Paul Manager
William L. Qualey, 58, manager of the St Paul Marble and Granite Co, died after accidentally shooting himself in the abdomen while cleaning a 38 caliber revolver. He died at the city hospital within thirty minutes of surgery.
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St. Paul
William L. Qualey
City Hospital
Bears Raid Standish Forces Temporary Inconvenience
Forest fires drive a large bear sortie into Standish Michigan delaying store openings and factory workers commuting through town. The unusual wildlife intrusion prompted a temporary suspension of local business as residents watched the bears roam near Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standish
Mich
Dreyfus Defender Decorated As Legion of Honor
Maitre Mornard, a lawyer in Dreyfus second Rennes trial, receives the Cross of Legion of Honor. Emperor William backs efforts to promote English college schools and language teaching in Symnasiums.
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Maitre Mornard
Dreyfus
Rennes
Legion of Honor
William
Wheat market quotations from Minneapolis on Aug 7
Minneapolis Wheat prices on August 7 show Sept at 94 1 2 percent and Dec at 95 percent. On track values list No 1 hard 99 4 9 percent, No 1 Northern 98 5 99 percent, No 2 Northern 95 95 percent, No 3 Northern 93 94 percent.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
St Paul August 7 cattle good to choice steers 5.50 to 6.25 fair to good 4.00 to 5.00 good to choice cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.00 veals 4.50 to 5.50 hogs 5.50 to 6.00 sheep wethers 5.00 to 5.50 spring lambs 6.50 to 7.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wheat and flax price notes from Duluth market
Wheat to arrive and on track with No 1 hard at 97 percent, No 1 Northern 96 percent, No 2 Northern 95 percent, Sept 96, Dec 96 and May 1.01 percent. Flax to arrive and on track with Sept 1 1 5 percent, Oct 1.14, Nov 1.13, Dec 1.18 dollars.
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Duluth
Chicago Market Prices Cast on Wheat and Grains
Chicago reports wheat with Sept 87 88c and Dec 92 7 54% b4%c. oats Sept 43 4 43%c Dec 42 40. pork Sept 16.20. butter creameries 20 24c dairies 18 22c. eggs 14 16c. poultry turkeys and chicks 12c springs 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springs
Market report of cattle hogs sheep prices in Chicago
Chicago market update lists cattle and hog prices with ranges for cows heifers calves steers and stockers plus hogs from light to heavy and pigs and sheep and lambs with price spans across grades good to prime to rough and mixed categories. Prices shown include multiple weight brackets and quality levels.
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Chicago
Bears Raid Stocks Selloff Follows Rumors of Fines
New York traders sharp sell off at noon as rumors of heavy penalties for rebate violations spread. Bears cover shorts amid renewed market strength, with slight declines in Sugar and Interborough Metropolitan noted as potential liquidation pressure. The era of corporate agitation dominates the day as the market digests anti rebate law fears.
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New York
Bears
Sugar
Interborough Metropolitan
Standard Oil Company
Moors Suffer Heavily In Casablanca Bombardment
Paris reports official estimates of 300 Moors killed or wounded in Sunday's Casablanca bombardment. One French sailor was seriously wounded. France vows to uphold the sultan of Morocco's authority and safeguard Casablanca’s inhabitants and commerce, with punishment for massacre authors. Germany approves anti agitation measures in Morocco.
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Paris
Casa Blanca
Algeciras
France
Morocco
Prinze Radolin
Germany
Long Life Predicted for John D Rockefeller
Cleveland August 8 Dr H F Biggar family physician says John D Rockefeller will live beyond ninety four. He watched Rockefeller golf at Forest Hill and predicted more than a quarter century of life ahead. Rockefeller’s father William is ninety four and Biggar notes Rockefeller has been born twice physically and is growing up again scientifically with every breath and drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
H. F. Biggar
Turkish Forces March On Urumiah Ravaging Villages
Reports from Teheran dated August 8 indicate Turkish troops moving from the northwest Persian frontier toward Urumiah. The Christian village of Mevan is shelled with many civilians killed and ten girls abducted. Panic grips Urumiah as the government seeks counsel with foreign representatives on the invasion.
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Teheran
Persia
Urumiah
Mevan
Ballots Reported Burned in Mississippi Counties
A Jackson dispatch reports ballots cast in Tallahatchie Simpson and Copiah counties have been burned. The loss affects the Vardaman Wilt team contest and recoups action in the election reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Tallahatchie
Simpson
Copish
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