Hopes Castro May Yield in Venezuela Friction
Paris reports indicate France has not ordered the recall of its Caracas charge M Taigny nor notified the Venezuelan envoy Maubourguet of a formal break in relations. Diplomats still hope President Castro will yield. If rupture occurs France would act with U S. concurrence.
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Paris
France
Venezuela
Foreign Office
M. Taigny
Caracas
M. Maubourguet
Castro
United States
Parliamentary Elections in London Return Several Unopposed
London voters proceed in thirty seven constituencies for forty three seats as about twenty members are elected unopposed. Notable returns include Join E Redmond William OBrien James Lowther and Sir Edward Carson with Liberals ten Unionists nine and Irish Nationalists seven reported so far.
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London
E. Redmond
William O’brien
James William Lowther
House of Commons
Edward Carson
K. C
France on edge over Algeciras talks amid German fears
St. Petersburg reports say France is alarmed by potential Algeciras conference complications due to suspected German aggression. Premier Witte and Foreign Minister Lamsdorff deem fears unfounded, trusting Berlin's assurances. Russia, as France's ally, would support France, while British backing is confirmed.
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St. Petersburg
France
Algeciras
Germany
Witte
Lamsdorff
Berlin
Russia
Great Britain
Shaw to Remain in Cabinet as Treasury Chief
President Roosevelt urged Secretary Shaw to stay as head of the treasury department until March 4 1907. Shaw agreed to remain after it had been understood he planned to retire in February. The move follows earlier signals of Shaw’s retirement and aims to cover the end of the current Congress session.
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Chicago
The
Chronicle
Washington
Roosevelt
Shaw
Treasury Department
Prominent Druggist Endorses Scott's Emulsion
A druggist lauds Scott's Emulsion saying it remedies improper and weak development from infancy to old age. The ad claims the product nourishes beyond ordinary food, restoring flesh and vitality and aiding even the weakest systems.
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Scott
Admits Brutal Crime In Chicago Murder Case
Chicago police report Richard Ivins confessed to murdering Mrs. Bessie Hollister wife of Franklin C Hollister a prominent printing firm owner He strangled her with copper wire after an attempted assault then hid the body in a Belden Avenue yard Ivins claimed drunkenness denied by his mother The body was found early in the morning after he reported the discovery to police
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Chicago
Bessie Hollster
Franklin C. Hollister
Hollister Bros
Richard Ivins
Ivins
Hollister
Fullerton Avenue
Edward Ivens
Belden Avenue
Visit The National Capital On New York Ticket
Travelers can ride solid vestibuled trains with no extra fare and take side trips to Philadelphia and New York visiting Washington and Baltimore. Ten days stopover in each city with The Manhattan Limited leaving at 11 a.m. and Atlantic Express from Chicago at 3:15 p.m. daily, through sleeper to Washington. Inquiries to G L Thomson, Traveling passenger Agent, Pennsylvania Lines, 134 E Sixth street, St Paul, Minnesota.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Washiigton
Baltimore
Manhattan Limited
Atlantic Express
Chicago
Washington
G. L. Thomson
Pennsylvania Lines
St. Paul
Minn
Death by Own Action at Farewell Dinner
Isidor Schweitzer, manager for a house furnishing firm, killed himself in front of guests at his farewell bachelor dinner in Buffalo. He had planned to marry soon, and financial failures and inability to provide for his fiancée Mrs. Maud C. Gould are cited as the motive.
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Buffalo
Isidor Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Maud C. Gould
Grand Rapids
Mich
State Wins Burlington Tax Case in U S Circuit Court
Judge Munger rules in favor of the state in the Burlington railroad tax dispute. The 1904 suit against Adams county treasurer restraining tax collection by the state board of equalization is sustained. a similar action by Union Pacific and related 1905 suits are covered, with equity doctrine indicating a final decision.
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Omaha
Munger
United States Circuit Court
Burlington
Burlington Railroad
Adama County
Neb
State Board of Equalization
Union Pacific
Board of Equalization
Peacemaker Dies After Billiard Room Fight
Duluth report says two youths fought at 122 West Superior Street. Nicholas Loaliella parted them with effort, and three minutes later the aged man collapsed and died from exertion and excitement.
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Duluth
West Superior Street
Nicholas Loaliella
Burned children die in Cornell coal mine fire incident
Three Belgian children aged six years and younger perished in a blaze at the Cornell coal mines five miles northeast of Pittsburg Kansas. The fire destroyed the home of their mother Mrs A Guerin after she briefly left and locked the doors, trapping the kids inside.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Cornell
Here
A. Guerin
New York Woman Praises Bucklen Arnica Salve
Harriet of W 34th Street New York recalls years of Salt Rheum and Kezema before Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed her sore skin. The ad promotes the quick, sure remedy for cuts burns and sores at Wheeler's drug store for 25 cents.
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Harriet, Howard
W. 34Th St
New York
Wheeler’s
Keystone Express Low Fares Chicago to New York
A travel advertisement for the Pennsyl vania Lines Keystone Express promotes daily Chicago to New York service with low fares. It notes coach and sleeper options and urges asking for Pan Handle Route tickets via home agents. Contact G L Thomson in St. Paul for full particulars.
Washington Stop-over on New York Tickets
Purchasers of first class tickets to Philadelphia or New York over the Pennsylvania Lines may route via Washington for a ten day stop over at the National Capital and Baltimore with no extra fare. Through sleeping car for Washington leaves Chicago at 11 a.m. and 3 15 p.m. For particulars inquire of G L Thomson Passenger Agent Pennsylvian Lines 134 E Sixth Street St Louis.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
National Capital
Baltimore
Chicago
G. L. Thomson
Rave Ug
Pennsylven Lines
E. Sixth Street
Finn
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Promised By PAZO OINTMENT
Itching, bleeding or protracting piles addressed with PAZO OINTMENT claimed to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application brings relief. 50 cents. If unavailable, send 50 cents in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. for postpaid delivery from St Louis Mo.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Keystone Express Promises Low Fares on Pennsylvanian Line
The Keystone Express offers daily Chicago to New York service with 10 05 a m departures and next day arrivals, providing coaches and sleepers without change. Fare is among the lowest on the region, and tickets are available via the Pan Handle Route at local agents. For full details contact Pennsylvania Lines at 1191 E 11th Street, St Paul.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Lines
G. L. Thomson
Sifth Street
St. Paul
Minn
Sans Vadean
G. L
Pennsylvan
Amendment to Huron City Ordinance on Special Elections
City of Huron amends Ordinance No 21 to provide for special elections if officers fail to be elected or qualify. The measure outlines vacancy filling except for the Mayor and authorizes an election to fill vacancies as specified. Passed December 20 1905 and approved by the Clerk A Clea.
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City of
Huron
Cou
Notice of Land Patent Application Pending in Huron Land Office
Publication from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Huron announces an intention to make final proof for a land claim. The notice lists applicant Thom[a]s Thompson of LaDelle and agent S D Ben Killenger, detailing land in section 113 township 60 range 60. The document records a public notice of proceedings and required dates for the claim.
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Department of the Interior
Huron
Thom
CA. Thompson
LaDelle
D. Ben Killenger
Special Sewer Assessment Directed by Huron City Council
City of Huron South Dakota to collect delinquent special sewer taxes within thirty days from January 1906. Notice lists lots and parcels with assessed amounts under an ordinance locating curbs and gutters along streets including Dakota Avenue. The ordinance, passed September 22 1905 and reaffirmed February 29, 1906, governs street curb placement and assessment collection.
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City of Huron
South Dakota
Mber
Peace City
Clore
City’ of
Huron
Bow bin Toon
Dakota Avenue
A. Cleazam
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Webster's International Dictionary
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Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
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Nebraska
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Huron, South Dakota
Campbell City
DA M. &. Tobie
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Beadle County
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Frank J. Smith
Beadle
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Bunny C. Hincking
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