Poultry Show in Huron Draws 500 Birds and Wide Praise
Central South Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock association reports over 500 birds from Minnesota and South Dakota, with judges praising the exhibit at Huron. Judge Shaner notes the show’s neat arrangement and cleanliness as top-notch, while Middlebrooking receives commendation for leadership and the Commercial Club backing.
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Central South Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Middlebrook
Central
Huron
Middlebrooke
Shaner
G W Law
Mitchell
T Losey
W H West
Pen Webb & Son
Hamburgs
Cc Schroder
A F Ritschlag
Black Langshaw
E M
Paul Pitt
Watertown
Buff Leghorns
Buff Orpington
Shelton Poultry Farm
Barred Rocks
Tracy
H L Starr
J W Campbell
Buff Rocks
E T Losey
B Shaw
Son
Woonsocket
Shelton
Coloid Minorvy
J L Foxton
P Stewart
Stewart
FE. M
KE. A
Carthage
Fred Tobin
Mattie Webster and Son
Capon
E. M. Thomas
Geo
Engler
P. Stewart
J. F. Reinelt
E. T. Losey
Metcalf
Webster and Son
E. T. Lossy
White Wyandottes
L. P. Hawley
S. Wyandot
Rhode Reds
R van Camp
Jno
Sauer
Ritehlag
Mettie Webster
Webster & Son
Orpington
RG Banat Cochin
Isbright
W Mivdeman
Association
J. N. Shelton
Commercial Club
Fishers
Carnegie Gift Powers Bureau of American Republics Building
Andrew Carnegie announced a $750000 donation for a building site to house the Bureau of American Republics. Secretary Root and President Roosevelt expressed thanks, with formal acceptance to follow. Congress had previously set aside funds and regional contributions already arrived.
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Washington, Jen
Andrew
Bureau of American Regulation
United States
Carnegie
State Department
Root
Bureau
Roosevelt
Mr. Carnegie
Bureau of American Republics
Congress
Stirs Up The Politicians In Presidential Forecast
Discussion centers on a Western born candidate potential for the next Republican nomination. Governors Hughes Cummins and Deneen receive high early mentions along with Taft Beveridge Fairbanks Spooner and others as factors in shaping campaign expectations across Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hughes
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Cummins
Shaw
Iowa
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Indiana
Cannon
Deneen
Illinois
la Follette
Spooner
Wisconsin
Judge Landis Overrules Oil Trust Demurrers in Indictments
Judge Landis in the United States district court has overruled Standard Oil's demurrers to eight indictments charging violations of the Elkins rate law. He sustained two demurrers for technical defects. The prosecutions allege improper transportation rates prior to the 1906 rate law, with indictments returned August 27, 1906. The decision rejects claims that indirect methods or published rates were unconstitutional and clarifies terminal charge and publication requirements.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
Elkins
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southern Railroad Company
Standard Kr
Bar
Condemns Alabama Jails Urges Humane Action
Montgomery report by Jley Bragg president of the Alabama convict board urges burning every jail in the state and staking prisoners with neck rings. He calls jails filthy and vermin infested and says many inmates lack basic washing facilities. He questions convict labor in mines due to death risks and suggests direct execution if killing is intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
J ‘Ley Bragg
Alabama ‘Convict Board
Ife
FENCES MUST BE REMOVED in federal land order
Washington issues an order directing removal of all illegal fences on public lands by April 1 1967 under the Feb 25 1885 act. Secretary Hitchcock directs commissioners and local land office officials to enforce the law and remove enclosures or obstructions on orbite lands.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Richards
General Land Office
Cuba's Financial Condition Delivers Dec Statement
Havana reports government finances with December cash on hand of 14,117,000 including 4,963 unappropriated. Revenue for the last six months reached 12,972,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Roosevelt moves to curb railroad stock expansion
President Roosevelt seeks tighter government control over railroads to prevent excessive capitalization and to force disclosure of stockholders and assets. Attorney General Bonaparte reports no law bars large stock increases, including 100 million for St Paul and 60 million for Great Northern, prompting fresh push for regulatory action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
St. Paul
Great Northern Roads
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Eek God Ae Bo
D.M. Ferry &O
Detrott, Mich
Ion
G Paul Pit
Silver Wyandottes
Haron
Hawley
Sioux Falls
HL Starr
Partridge Wynchuttes
J Stick
J F Reinelt
Buff Cochin Bant
GS Bant
SS Bant
White Geme
Ray Julius
Hunt
Pure Food Department
Bureau OF Amer
Rory
Toomee
North Dakota
Sunny Brook
Bond
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Louisville, Ky
Gase
OF Oil Trust
Alabama
Convict ‘Board
New York
Ert Lineblath
MacAndreows & Forbes Company
ML. R. Ling
Goodyear Rubber CO
St Pauc, M
Ayer
Ayers
TION
Dun
Trade Review
John B. Henderson
Everett
Mass
Great Northern Railway
Paris
John C. Cotton Brooks
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