South Dakota suffrage leaders visit Huron and wedding notice
Mrs J A Pickler of Faulkton Mrs Clara M Williams of Brookings and Mrs Jonn E Bennett of Clark form the equal suffrage association executive in the state. A quiet wedding unites Christine O Tolmie and Andrew J Kline in Huron with Rev John R Jones officiating. Tremaine presents a Holy Land lecture tour with vivid descriptions and a children’s matinee offer.
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J. A. Pickler
Faulkton
Clara M. Williams
Brookings
Jonn E Bennett
Clark
Simmons
Equal Suffrage Association of
South Dakota
League
Holy Land
Tremaine
Constantinople
Mohiammedism
Bosphorus
Syria
Balbea
Damascus
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Nazareth
Galilean
Jezreel
Jacob
Joseph
Old Samaria
Shiloh
Mount of Olives
Jerualem
Temaine
Huron items show a crowded town social and political scene
O N Cooper and others visit Pierre and Gordon attendances mark a busy Huron week. Attendees include lawmakers, bankers, lawyers, and preachers. The Anti-Saloon League held its annual meeting with officers elected and talks on youth societies and temperance education.
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Anti-Saloon League
The
F. G. Langdale
de Smet
W. G Crater
Carthage
W. H. Cory
M. E Chapin
Aberdeen
C. E. Hager
Mitchell
McGyre
Wessington
J. Bloomhail
Ashton
O. H. Spronl
Pierre
F. J. Langdale
Young Peoples’ Societies
L. Reynolds
Redfield
O. O. Walker
Garden City
Good Templars Lodges
H. P. Carson
Scotland
Griffiths and Haigh Tie in Huron County Wedding
Hugh R. Griffiths and Miss Anna Haigh wed on Thursday with Rev. Montgomery officiating at the bride’s home. About thirty relatives attended a wedding supper after the ceremony. The bride is the eldest Haigh daughter of a respected local family. The groom, a bead miller for J. W. Kelly & Son, will start housekeeping on Second Street in a newly furnished home.
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Hugh R. Griffiths
Anna Haigh
Montgomery
John Haigh
Huron
J. W. Kelly & Son
Bead Miller
Second Street
Griffiths
Free Life Pills Offer From H E Bucklen Co
Free sample box of Dr King s New Life Pills offered by H E Bucklen Co Chicago. Trial promises proof of benefits for constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles. Pills are vegetable and non deleterious with tonic effect on stomach and bowels. 25c per box via H Wheeler druggist.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
H. Wheeler
Dr King's New Discovery praised by editor in Tiskilwa
W M Repine editor of the Chief in Tiskilwa Illinois extols Dr King s New Discovery as the only true remedy for consumption coughs and colds after trying many others He claims it provides a certain safe cure for coughs colds and whooping cough and offers a free trial bottle at Wheeler s drug store.
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W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa
Ill
Dr. King
Fire devastates Port au Prince with 800 houses lost
A Tuesday night blaze in Port au Prince, Haiti, spread due to water shortages, destroying 800 houses and a hotel along with the Church of St. Joseph and parsonage. About 3,000 people became homeless. An earthquake shock followed at 6:40 Wednesday morning, moving north to south for about 30 seconds, causing no injuries but alarm among residents.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Church of St. Joseph
Japanese Minister Not Advised On Cabinet Resignation
Washingtone, Dec. 30. The Japanese minister has not yet been advised of the resignation of the entire cabinet and he believes the emperor may not accept them unless it is clear that a new cabinet under Marquis Ito can be formed.
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Marquis Ito
Everhardt Daly Fight Ends In Draw In New Orleans
In a ten round boxing bout at the Tulane Avenue Athletic Club New Orleans Daly and Everhardt battled to a draw. Referee Duffy ruled the contest even as the gate receipts were split.
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Everhardt-Daly
New Orleans
Jack Daly
Jack Everhardt
Tulanse Avenue
Negro Murderer Lynched in Glendora
Joseph Hopkins, a Black man who killed two white farmers on Christmas day at Glendora, near Minter City Mississippi, was captured by a posse at daylight after a fierce struggle and immediately lynched. He faced vigilante punishment following the double murder.
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Minter City
Miss
Joseph Hopkins
Glendora
Bucklens Arnica Salve for Cuts and Skin Ailments
Bucklens Arnica Salve advertised as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and eruptions. It claims to cure piles with no pay required and guarantees satisfaction or refund. Priced at 22 cents a box, sold by H Wheeler.
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H. Wheeler
Hot Springs Health Waters Advertised in Black Hills
Picturesque Hot Springs in the Black Hills of South Dakota claim marvelous cures for rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments through its waters. Full hotel and bath facilities available. Tourist tickets sold daily with special low rates on the first and third Tuesdays this month. For information contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Pink Pearl Pickpocket Beats Faster Than His Luck
In a Broadway chase the pickpocket known as Hoot follows a well-dressed man for hours, stealing a pink pearl pin. The “bird” is revealed as a fake, a fish glue fake worth only 50 cents, after a long drawn out pursuit that ends with the thief defeated and ready to quit chasing luck. Silverstein witnesses the bust and the final disappointment leaves Hoot planning rest and a return home.
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Silverstein
Hoot
Donegan
Cooney
Broadway
Jen
Jones’ Woods
How to Cook Possum Recipe Told by a Free Chef
A Philadelphia Times excerpt recounts a vivid tale of a New Orleans encounter with an elderly Black man sharing a possessive, humorous recipe for possum and sweet potatoes. The piece blends regional voice with practical steps from skinning to baking and serving, ending with a note of the narrator praising the chef and the story.
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New Orleans
Chartres Street
Crescent City
Missy
Philadelphia Times
Millionaire’s Start From Pine Trees to Wealth
A Wisconsin man recalls leaving farm life for a show in a small town where he won a $10 wrestling bet. He later worked in lumber camps, rose to partner, and credits the path to wealth as a pivotal life watch. The Detroit Free Press attribution anchors the tale.
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Wisconsin
Detroit Free Press
Gathered to His Feathers Joke Sparks Proofreading Frustration
In a Chicago News quip a misread obituary headline Gathered to His Feathers sparks editor banter. The managing and city editors clash over the error, joking about a folding bed accident and playful misprints.
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Chicago News
Sister’s Song Silence Follows George’s Presence
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment notes a sister who stops singing whenever George is nearby. The brief interaction hints at tension or discomfort between siblings as he questions why she avoids song around him. The quote implies family dynamics rather than a broader event or report.
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George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gage denies resignation report and affirms accord with the president
Secretary Gage returns from New York and rejects the circulating tale that he offered to resign. He says he has not tendered his resignation and sees no reason the president would not be in substantial accord on major issues facing the country. He notes a casual remark to friends may have sparked the rumor.
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Washington
Gage
New York
Treasury Department
Senator Davis to push Hawaiian annexation treaty
Washington reports Senator Davis will call up the Hawaiian annexation treaty in executive session soon after Congress reconvenes. He remains confident of securing the two thirds needed. A native Hawaiian lobby, opposed by the sugar trust, meets with little hope. Davis plans to present facts to counter the lobby and warn of foreign powers moving to seize the islands if annexation fails.
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Washington
Davis
Congress
Lilieukalani
Sugar Trust
Senate
Officials Remove Port Huron Officers for Campaign Solicitations
Solicited campaign contributions lead to removal of Fin ster and William F. Muir deputy collector and inspector at Port Huron Michigan from their posts for violations of civil service rules.
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Washington
Finster
William F. Muir
Port Huron
Mich
Civil Service
Record patent filings hit record high with 375 on Monday
Washington reports the patent office received 375 applications on Monday, the most ever filed in a single day in office history. The surge marks a peak in patent activity and reflects broad interest in innovation across sectors.
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Washington
Patent Office
Secretary Alger Mech Improved
Secretary Alger, confined at home by a severe cold, has suddenly improved and will likely be at the department in a few days.
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Jeffris
Huron
Kent
Alger Mech
Washineton
Alger
Six Sons Bear Pallbearers for Veteran Father
Six gray bearded sons carried the casket of William Besley to the tomb after a brief funeral at his late home. The veteran master was laid to rest in Waukeean, Iowa, on December 98.
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Waukeean, Is
William Besley
Don’t Get Bottled Up Blood Cure Adtruism Swift Specific Co
An old-style advertisement touts S S S as a universal cure for contagious blood poison scrofula eczema rheumatism and cancer warning against mercury potash and other medicines that allegedly harm the body. It promises free books and a reward for proof to the contrary and urges readers to avoid “bottling up” the disease.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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O.N. Cooper
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Groton
Andrew Gimmel
Cavour
Attorney Grawford
Thomas Lucky
B. H. Sullivan
Plenkinton
E. C. Issenhuth
L. G. King
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F.B. Coyne
Third Street
E H. Vance
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Opera House
A. E. Carhart
Uhood
E. G. Reeves
Hodge
O. H. Huntington
Hancock
Wis
Ada Wheeler
Foxton
Wheeler
Mercy Hospital
W.F.T. Bushnell
OC. P. Sherwood
Craig
Spink County
United States Land Office
Trenton
N. J
Yeu
Elay
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