Passenger trains schedule from Huron to Benson and Watertown
Rail timetable details: No. 58 passenger train leaves Huron at 6 15 a m to Watertown by 8 40 am then reaches Benson at 2 05 p m while No 272 way freight runs tri weekly at 7 00 am on Tue Thu Sat and also carries passengers. Westbound No 57 from Benson via Watertown to Huron and No 271 Creight arrives Fridays at 11 55 am. Daily service and Benson connections link to Twin Cities Lake Superior points. R Kunner agent G N Ry.
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Train schedule details for east west north and south routes
The timetable lists departures and services for routes from Hurion and west to Chicago, including No. 502 Chicago Express No. 14 Freight and Accommodation No. 503 Mail and Express No. 31 passenger and No. 25 Mail and Express. It notes daily, Sunday, and weekday patterns with times such as 9:15 p.m 10:00 a.m and 6:20 p.m for various trains and the presence of freight and accommodation services.
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Five Men Plead Guilty in Grand Rapids Municipal Bribery Scandal
Five of ten men charged with accepting bribes from ex City Attorney Salsbury pleaded guilty in Grand Rapids Superior Court before Judge Newnham. Names include Cory P. Bissell and Aldermen John T. Donovan Rayner Stonehouse and Clark E. Slocum. Sentences deferred for private examinations. penalties include up to one year in jail or a $2000 fine.
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Beaman Way Heads Appropriations Committee
Named by the Speaker Mr. Cannon, Beamen Way is appointed head of the Appropriations Committee. The move places Way in control of funding decisions and fiscal planning for upcoming sessions. The announcement signals a shift in leadership responsibilities within the committee structure.
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Reyes at White House as Roosevelt Receives Colombian Envoy
General Reyes, Colombia's special minister, called on President Roosevelt at the White House with Secretary Hay present. The chat, in the Blue parlor, touched on Reyes life and the Panama question, with the president signaling state department primacy and a cautious stance. Reyes will meet diplomatic corps ministers and issue a note seeking an audience, then become a full minister ready for business.
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Milwaukee Aldermen Arrested for Soliciting Bribes
Milwaukee December 7 Alderman William H Murphy of the Third ward and Singmund J Richter former alderman of the Second ward were arrested on complaints from a citizens committee of ten. They are charged with soliciting and accepting bribes tied to sidetrack ordinances granted to business concerns. Additional prosecutions were suggested and several other aldermen are under suspicion.
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Censorship of the Press Suppresses Victor Daily Record
Major Naylor announced censorship of the Victor Daily Record. Editor Kyner was ordered to publish only ordinary news and barred from printing the leading editorial and the miners' executive committee statement. The move blocks editorial commentary on the situation.
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Train Wreckers Frustrated Near Castle Gate
In Scofield Utah during the night attackers tried to wreck a Denver and Rio Grande train by tearing up bridge planking over Price river near Castle Gate and piling debris on tracks. Guards discovered and removed the obstructions. The act is blamed on striking Italian miners as mine output rises and nonunion workers are recruited. Many strikers have quit the fields.
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Bank Heist at Randfontein Secures Fifteen Thousand
Masked robbers assaulted the Robinson bank manager and assistant at Randfontein Johannesburg, gagged them, and escaped with 15009 dollars. The incident occurred December 7. Police pursue suspects.
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House Adjourns Merging Sessions Delays Nominations
Washington dispatch reports the house adjourned at 1 40 p m Saturday and reconvened Monday, merging the extra session with the regular session without a break. The move will cause the lapse of General Wood’s nomination and 167 other nominations.
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Canal Treaty Handed to U S Consul General Gudger
Panama on December 7 reports the canal treaty officially delivered to United States Consul General Gudger wrapped in both the U S and Panamanian flags.
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Panama opens consulate in San Francisco
Consul General Ramon Feraud Jr representing the new republic of Panama opened the Panamanian consulate in San Francisco. The first vessel to clear through the consulate was the City of Sidney of the Pacific Mail company bound for Panama.
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Germany Opposes International Macedonia Rule Plan
Berlin declares Germany pushed to enforce the Muerzteg programme and rejects a Crete like international administration for Macedonia. It says Russia and Austria shaped the scheme to their interests and that Germany seeks to avert Balkans conflict as voiced by Chancellor von Buelow in the Reichstag.
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Minnesota Wins Swamp Land Case At Chippewa Reservations
The interior secretary rules that swamp and overflow lands in former Chippewa reservations in Minnesota, not reserved or granted in 1860, passed to the state on March 12 1860 and are exempt from the Nelson act as amended by the Morris act.
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Union Officials Arrested in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Chicago December 7 Charles L. White and William Cleff, both on the executive board of the Electrical Workers' union, were arrested. They face charges as parties to a conspiracy to obstruct justice by hindering the prosecution of John Gallagher, a picket, and Henry Pelkus, a politician.
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Dynamite Blast Shakes Kokomo Quarry Plant
An explosion at the Kokomo, Marion and Western Traction quarry plant injures about a dozen workers and damages buildings in Kokomo. Two hundred fifty pounds of dynamite detonated shattering glass as workers nearby had just finished lunch. the blast shakes the city from one mile away.
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Yuan Shi Kai Promoted to Imperial Army and Navy Command
Tientsin December 7 Yuan Shih Kai governor of Chili province has received a telegram from the throne promoting him to the entire command of the imperial army and a navy the highest rank in China.
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Yuan Shi Kai
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Warnock Arrest Reported Over Helena Complaint
On complaint of a customer in Helena, Harry V. Warnock, manager of the Western Stock and Grain Exchange, was arrested in Fargo after offices in Montana failed to open on Thursday. A Fargo special to the Miner reports the action.
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