Mitchell Wins Caucus With Large Huron Lead
Mitchell leads Huron four to one and holds a strong majority overall. Ballot counts show Mitchell 81, Huron 19, Redfield 7 in the capital removal caucus.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
4
New Year Visits and Storm Bound Travelers Mentioned
Norman Bartlett from Wolsey visits. Miss Love Shuey travels from Huron to spend New Year with H. C. Shober’s family. A. B. Fairbank of Huron arrives in Sioux Falls to spend Sunday with J. W. Boyce’s family. I. R. Crow from Lead Daily Call plans to Omaha after storm subsides. F M Ziebach of Bon Homme county is storm bound in the city Tuesday. Henry C. Hinckley reports Judge McCoy’s injunction against John Murphy and others from levying executions on three judgments issued November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Love Shuey
Huron
H. C. Shober
Sioux Falls
A. B. Fairbank
City
J. W. Boyce
F. M. Ziebach
Bon Homme County
Henry C. Hinckley
McCoy
John Murphy
R. B. Brockway
A. F. Kenyon
Justice Brockway
George Kerr
Worst Storm Yet Hits Central South Dakota Cities
A Tuesday storm with 72 mph north winds caused widespread damage in central South Dakota. Rail traffic halted, telegraph lines failed, and roofs were torn from buildings across the region. In Huron the heaviest damage occurred, including a roof loss at the college area around 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Tornado Strikes College Building Causing Vacations and Pileup
Debris from a torn roof rained onto Wisconsin and Third streets as brick and tar exploded into sidewalks. The college building likely to wreck, pupils evacuated to homes and hotels. North-Western trains abandoned. telegraph lines down. passengers find shelter in hotels. Front of Racket store damaged but repairable. windows broken in L C Tredway home and Presbyterian church chimney collapse. courthouse plaster fell in court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Phoenix
Pierre
Iroquois
Third Street
John Nesser
C. A. Sauer
College
L. C. Tredway
Wisconsin Street
Presbyterian Church
Court House
Great Storm Strikes Town as Winds Reported High
Reports describe a powerful gale causing damage across Lown street and Dakota avenue with roofs blown from buildings including The Other Shoe Store and Wolsey Stockgrowers Bank. Winds ranging from 60 to 90 miles per hour are noted, with official weather chatter labeling it a “great storm.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hibbard
Lown Street
Londale Theater
Daum
Pierre
Dakota Avenue
Wolsey
R. D. Wharton
Weather Bureau
County Commissioners Elect Miller Chairman and Approve Bonds
In the January session the board elected John H. Miller of Huron as chairman for the year. County officer bonds were approved except for the treasurer for further review. W. C. Medbery was re elected and Jann A. Holbrook of Wolsey township was installed as deputy register of deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
Board of County Commissioners
Huron
W. C. Medbery
A. J. Holbrook
Wolsey Township
Coal famine probe widens in Chicago delays and stock rise
Chicago officials and the attorney general merged their inquiries into the coal famine. While no conspiracy was proven, dealers claimed existing contracts kept coal off the market and railroads argued they allocated coal to prioritize shipments. Hamlin said conditions were improving with more coal in yards and yielded no immediate prosecutions, adjournment anticipated next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Race
Friestadt
Palmer
Jones
Hamlin
Springfield
Foxy Boy Collapse Leaves Five Stranded In Iowa Falls
The Foxy Boy theatrical company, after good business in the Huron area, collapsed in Iowa Falls Iowa leaving five members stranded with back pay due. The manager and rest of the company fled by night, taking to the light of the moon. The troupe had toured the Middle West this season and had been successful until three weeks ago when the supposed ghost performer vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Middle West
South Dakota Legislature Faces Capital Move Debate
Pierre January 6 Nearly all lawmakers have arrived and are organizing the two houses. The house speakership appears settled with J R Browne of Brown County likely elected. Discussion centers on moving the capital from Pierre with Mitchell and Huron as strong candidates if a removal is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
General Assembly
J. R. Browne
Brown County
Mitchell
Huron
Death of Salt Lake Banker George A. Lowe at Sixty Seven
George A. Lowe a leading Salt Lake City banker and businessman died at his residence aged sixty seven. He leaves a fortune estimated at one million dollars, largely from the implement business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
George A. Lowe
Information Wanted and Coal Tariff Proposal in Senate
Washington reports a concurrent resolution directs the attorney general to compile state laws on trusts and restraints of trade and to regulate corporate reorganizations. Senator Culberson introduces a joint resolution to admit anthracite coal free of duty to relieve fuel shortages, seeking immediate consideration despite opposition from Senator Platt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Culberson
Texas
Platt
Conn
Woman fatally shoots self after attempting to kill husband
Philadelphia on January 2 Mrs Marie Danenhauser shot and killed herself after firing at her husband Charles Danenhauser during New Year celebrations. He reports a pistol in the room and a shot that struck his hand before she killed herself. authorities hold Danenhauser for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marie Danenhauser
Charles Danenhauser
Danenhauser
Consolidated Tobacco seeks capital stock increase
In Trenton on January 1 the Consolidated Tobacco Company filed for a certificate to raise capital stock from 30 million to 40 million dollars. The filing was rejected due to a technical imperfection. a new certificate is expected to be submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Consolidated Tobacco Company
Secretary of State
GANG OF TOBACCO SMUGGLERS ON TAX EVASION
Nevada H. Stranahan, collector at this port, suspects a regularly organized gang smuggling tobacco aboard North Atlantic liners. He plans to close the nets on ringleaders and their tools, noting monthly seizures of Sumatra wrappers duty paid at $1.85 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Post
Nevada H. Stranahan
Stranahan
Chapman Charged With Poison Deaths Of Wives
London reports George Chapman, under preliminary trial at a police court, arraigned on additional murder charges of his first and second wives. Autopsies on exhumed remains indicated poisoning. He sought protection from Consul General Evans and had travelled from America to London in 1893 following an earlier arraignment in October for a poisoning case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Chapman
Evans
Chapman
America
Peruna Endorsements From Medical Figures
Prominent physician Llewellyn Jordan praises Peruna claiming a month brings vast improvement after months of suffering. Anacostia physician George C Havener also attests to Peruna’s benefit in catarrh. The letter invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Llewellyn Jordan
U. S. Treasury Department
Columbia College
West Point
Jevers
Peruna
Geo. C. Havener
M. D
Anacost D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
George C. Havener
Public Control Favored for Brooklyn Transit by Grand Jury
The Kings county grand jury urges annulment of current charters and city takeover of surface and elevated lines. It states conditions are intolerable and that officials admitted cure was possible but not pursued. It argues municipal ownership could allow three cent fares and still yield surplus revenue for tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kings County Grand Jury
Strooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Ays
Magistrate Rules Brooks Exceeded Authority in Canfield Case
New York January 1 Magistrate Bran found Police Inspector Brooks violated section 120 of the penal code and exceeded authority by forcibly entering Canfield s alleged gambling house on December 1 1902 He must stand for trial in the court of special sessions following a preliminary hearing in the action against him for the entry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bran
Brooks
Canfield
Court of Special Sessions
Canfield’s
Edward S. Dreyer Begins Prison Term for Park fund Theft
Edward S. Dreyer former banker and West Park board treasurer was taken to Joliet to start a long delayed sentence for withholding 316000 in park funds. He had spent nearly four years in county jail awaiting appeal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward S. Dreyer
West Park Board
Joliet
Dreyer
South Side Elevated Hikes Wages for Conductors Guards
Chicago January 1 The South Side Elevated Railroad company posted a notice that starting January 1 wages for conductors guards and ticket sellers would be raised ten percent. The move aims to adjust pay amid union pressures and rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side Elevated Railroad Company
Managers Return From Chicago Secret Western Lines Plan
St Paul January 1 general managers of western roads with Twin Cities HQs returned from Chicago where a secret meeting of line managers formulated plans for a coordinated approach to transportation and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Chicago
All Western Lines
1902 A Banner Year for U S Trade and Industry
A New York review of the past year argues 1902 was the best yet for the country’s trade and commerce. It notes broad gains across manufacturing and ordinary trade, with domestic demand rising and foreign markets shifting to support American producers. Exports contracted while imports surged, creating new channels in foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradst
United States
Prison escapee Hyatt linked to Louisville robbery
A hospital graph identified Gus Hyatt as the assailant in a robbery on a Louisville train. Louisville and Nashville conductor J Keene, wounded in the encounter, said Hyatt had escaped from a Nashville penitentiary some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
J Keene
Louisville and
Nashvil
Hyatt
Nashville
Great Northern Half Fare Clergy Permit Details
Great Northern Railway announces a half rate clergy permit for the year good on routes west of Chicago and on all lines between St Paul and Chicago and on Trans-Continental Association lines. A $1.00 charge covers the permit and application blanks available from all GNR agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
St. Paul
Trans-Continental Association
Grea Northern Railway Company
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Uron
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UNION
Isabel Ron
John Longstaff
Cus
Redfield
Norman Bartlett
I. R. Crow
Daily Call
Omaha
the County Commissioners
Utah
Ats
C.B. Chamberlin, M.D
Washington,d.c
C. B. Chamberlin
14Th
P Sts
Washington, D. C
Ani
Peruné
C. B. Chamberlin, M. D
Dr. L. Jordan
Er DE
Hy Business College
Catalonia
Brooklyn Grand Jury
E. S. Dreyer
Ues
Unite States
Gus Hyatt
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