Elk Lodge Trip To Mitchell Draws Delegations
The Elk Lodge of this city will leave Thursday at 9 o clock for Mitchell with sixty members, aiming to reach about one hundred with Elks from Sioux Falls and Yankton joining. The special will return to Huron Friday morning as organizers urge all locals to join the party. Mitchell is noted for hospitality to visitors and the group expects a lively visit.
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Elk Lodge
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Yanktors
Huron
South Dakota Press Association Resolutions 1907
The Huronite publishes resolutions from the South Dakota Press Association's 1907 annual meeting in Huron. They thank local hosts Elk lodge and railways, greet Thomas W. Bishop, and honor John Longstaff and Mr Riegel for a monument at Hotel Royal. A resolution requests legislators to support state fair enhancements and forward copies to in session lawmakers.
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J. T. Cogan
South Dakota Press Association
Huron
Elk Lodge
Thomas W. Bishop
John Longstaff
Mr. Riegel
Hotel Royal
South Dakota
Furnace
Thaw Case Defense Opens as Doctor Testifies Insane
Dr. C. C. Wiley testified that Harry Kendall Thaw was insane the night of the Madison Square Roof Garden tragedy. District Attorney Jerome cross examined with medical authorities, probing pathology, while Thaw’s counsel watched, the jury focused on the expert’s knowledge.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
C. C. Wiley
Pittsburg
Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Jerome
Wiley
Harry Thaw
Dr. Wiley
Gleason
Mr. Delmas
Mr. Hartridge
Mr. Peabody
McPike
Garvan
C. H. Bingaman
Bingaman
Dr. Bingaman
Two Gambling Cases Heard in Police Court
Justice Ged presided Saturday over two South Dakota cases in police court. Mort Fouts and Essie Fouts faced charges of keeping a gambling house. both waived examination and were bound over in $250 bond to the March term of circuit court. State Attorney Wilmarth and defense attorney C A Kelief argued the cases.
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Justice Geddis
South Dakota
Mort Fouts
Essie Fouts
Wilmarth
C. A. " Kelief
For Sale Medium Base Burner Table And Accessories
For Sale medium size base burner, table, two screens, linoleum. Phone bine 100.
Deed of insane officer shocks Jackson police
Policeman Isaac Lewis shot Police Captain Holzapfel in Jackson Michigan wounding Chief Boyle after entering the office without warning. Lewis, said to have been drinking recently, fired again but missed Boyle. In a later incoherent remark he claimed he tired of seeing Holzapfel strutting around.
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Jackson, Mich
Isaac Lewis
Holeapfel
Boyle
Lewis
Holzapfel
Rates Should Be Advanced In Rail Freight, Hill Says
James J. Hill in a New York interview argues railroads will move to raise freight rates rather than cut them. He notes costs rising and contrasts U.S. rates with Europe, asserting current European levels are higher and the trend favors rate increases.
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New York
James J. Hill
Hill
Europe
Senator Heyburn Aims Lands and Mining Patent Issuance
Washington Feb 6 Senator Heyburn introduced a resolution directing the secretary of the interior to issue patents on all lands and mining applications where proof shows full compliance and no protest has been filed indicating clear title and government approval.
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Washington
Heyburn
Secretary of the ‘Interior
National City runs ashore at Hermosa Beach
A steamship named National City bound for Redondo wharf with a broad load of railway ties ran aground at Hermosa Beach near Los Angeles on February 6. No injuries reported and coast guard responded to the incident.
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Los Angeles
Cali
National City
Redondo Wharf
Hermosa Beach
Clerical Papers See Imminent Vivendi Between Church Factions
Paris reports indicate clerical papers believe a vivendi between church factions is near. The talks focus on unity rather than numeric totals and press for a broad accord across parishes, with measures shaping future church contracts and unified action under the Seine prefect.
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Paris
Ecez
Richard
Seine
Republican caucus nominates Frank Briggs for U S senator
In Trenton New Jersey on February 6 the Republican caucus nominated Frank Briggs to succeed John F Dryden by a 22 to 18 vote, later becoming unanimous. Briggs is expected to win with 42 votes, exceeding the required total by margin.
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Trenton
N. J
Replican
Frank Briggs
United States
John F. Dryden
Stokes
Briggs
Senator Burn Proposes Panel to Probe Northern Pacific Reorganization
Washington Feb 6 Senator Burn offers a senate resolution to form a five member committee to investigate the reorganization of the Northern Pacific railroad. The inquiry seeks to determine the title and ownership of the property created by an act of Congress in July 1864 and to explain why charter acts should not be repealed if the federal car has no title or estate.
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Washington
Burn
Senate
Northern Pacific Railroad
Congress
Brownsville investigation heats up over Twenty Fifth Army abuses
Washington reports continued scrutiny of alleged misconduct by negro members of the Twenty fifth Infantry in Brownsville. A large map of Brown barracks and town walls was studied in the committee room as Sergeant Harris testified under cross examination about the night of the incident and the weapons reportedly used.
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Washington
Brownsville
Brown Barracks
Harris
Springfel
Six Buildings Burned in Coal Harbor Fire in North Dakota
A February blaze in Coal Harbor, north of Coal Ha, destroyed the principal business houses, including Northwestern State Bank, Harbor Hardware, W. E. Paulson's, and Robinson's Drug Store, totaling about $80,000 in losses. Fire protection was lacking and flames ran across the street before residents intervened with wet blankets and snow for containment.
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Bismarck
N. D
Cipal
Coal Ha
Seo
Coal Harbor
W. E. Paulson
Generals
Northwestern State Bank
The
Harbor Hardware Company
Hall and Robinson's Drug Store
Ing
Desperate pistol battle nets four thieves in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana a fierce gunfight ended with police capturing all four alleged thieves after more than 100 shots were fired. The men reportedly fled from Acton and were tracked by authorities to Nashville Tennessee where jail holds were mentioned.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby
Ruch
Acton
Geree
John Réene
Wiils
James E. Jonzsee
Ereying
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