County Board Proceedings Opened With Tax Abatements and Loans
Huron South Dakota January 1906 county board convened with discussions on tax abatements for Lydia Godfrey Amos Radcliffe and Jacob Hatfield approval of loans for Jessen Dantors Burger and WR Dickson and allowances for court house jail and treasurer staff. Officials Miller Gray and others voted on expenses and claims. adjourned for further sessions January 4 5 and 6 1906 with routine checks of treasurer’s office and public works projects.
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Epi
Rene
Rameell
Walter Aare
I Webber
Brock
Reek Gaeem
Jessen Dantors
Une ET Burger
Minnie B. Kemp
al Rt
Primary election ballot box order approved
The meeting convened at 9 a m to review receipts of the treasurer. Brown and Saenger of Sioux Falls were authorized to supply 125 galvanized iron ballot boxes at 1 each for primary elections. The board adjourned to meet January 9 1906 at 9 a m and spent the session reviewing finances at the poor farm.
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Jan
Brown & Saenger
Sioux Falls
Beadle County Board of Commissioners January 1906 Actions
Beadle County commissioners held forenoon and afternoon sessions reviewing tax abatements bids for bridge work and lumber purchases for 1906. Iowa Bridge Co. approved as contractor. other bids rejected. Abatement granted for tax on Brown's Addition property. electric light expenses approved. Various fees audited, janitor hired, and funds allocated including a school loan and jail bunk purchase.
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Beadle County
Ridge Co
Iowa Bridge Co
Twin City Bridge Co
Minner Fees
Aige Gabiinton Bridge Co
Hewitt Bridge Oe Bridge & Iron Co
Otion
Com. Gray
Com. Barnes
Gray
Barnes and Ray
Buggies
H. A. VanDalsem
Dak
Edward Healey
Jon Daleem
VanWin
Geo A Hanson
John Martin AA
NOR Dati Cuss Cnekeca
E Young
Ng Ss
Bunting
W Rand
Chas Rand
B. E. Beach
Fisher and
Huron
Stewart
Cincinnati
Clerk of Courts
Treasury of Beadle Co
Eliza J.cobin
W. C. Medbery
C. E. Young
Denver
D. B. Cropp
Jury selection progress notes from January 13 1906
The board finalized accounting and confirmed certain names. Jurors were chosen and arranged for apportioning duties as for the company. The day closed with adjournment to 9 a.m. January 15 1906.
Jury Selection and County Board Proceedings 1906
January 15 1906 the board reconvened and finished naming jurors. A motion instructed the State's Attorney to examine collecting pay from those at the Insane Hospital. A claim for a manure spreader and trelet was laid over pending trial and review. Citizens of Liberty town petitioned for a bridge between sections 27 and 28 and a committee was appointed to view and report.
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J. E. Mattice
Carri
Liberty Town
Ene Raggleéf
Miller
Shortage Shown in Kansas Treasury Volumes
Topeka Kan Jan 18 A total shortage in the Kansas state treasury of about 78000 is shown by the report of Accountant Morris in the treasury examination just closed The report covers all transactions from Jan 1 1898 to June 30 1906 including two full terms of former State Treasurer Frank Grimes and part of Thomas T Kellys administration Most of the deficit stems from missing coupons on bonds owned by the State school fund and from lost interest on warrants issued by Oklahoma to Kansas Former Treasurer Grimes denies responsibility for the Oklahoma warrant interest loss and offers to cover shortages for which he is responsible
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Morris
Treasury
B W. Hoch
Frank Grimes
Thomas T. Kelly
Grimes
State School Fund
Territory of
Oklahoma
Morocco Conference Fights Over France Special Position
The article outlines the Sept 28 agreement between France and Germany on Morocco conference goals. It frames four core issues: police organization, contraband surveillance, financial reform with a state bank, and tax and revenue methods. A central debate remains whether France holds a special position or if international supervision should prevail.
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M. Rouvier
France
Prince Radolin
Germany
Rouvier
Morocco
Macedonia
Crete
Boston Marks Franklin Bicentennial With Public Exercises
Massachusetts and Boston joined in marking the 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's birth. Public exercises were held at Symphony Hall with a large gathering present.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Benjamin Franklin
Symphony Hall
Cable lines halted on Wabash and State streets in Chicago
Dr. Maurice F. Doty a Chicago traction expert has peremptorily stopped traffic on two cable lines along Wabash avenue and State street on the South Side. The routes serve thousands of daily riders and are owned by the Chicago City Railway company.
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Chicago
Maurice F. Doty
City of
Wabash Avenue
State Street
Chicago City Railway Company
Duke of Almodovar Chosen Leader at Moroccan Conference
In Algeciras Spain on January 17 the Moroccan conference opened with the Duke of Almodovar as president after a unanimous vote. Delegates from France Britain and the United States backed him as he stressed Moroccan independence and the open door. The session adjourned with plans to discuss arms surveillance and financial reforms.
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Algeciras
Spain
Duke of Almodovar
Herr von Radowitz
United States
Monte Cristi Surrenders as Government Forces Gain Control
The port of Monte Cristi on the north coast capitulated to government forces after rebels were promised protection for lives and property. The Dominican gunboat Independence, allied with former president General Morales, surrendered after its commander sought refuge aboard an American ship.
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San Domingo
Monte Cristi
Independencia
Morales
Santo Dominic
Toronto plumbers case yields 134 guilty pleas
In Toronto, Ontario on January 17 the government's prosecution of plumbers for combination in restraint of trade and conspiracy led to 134 men pleading guilty. Forty were fined a total of $10,600, with the remaining fines suspended. The combined group had been fined $12,000 earlier.
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Toronto
Ont
Two of Charles Livingston’s Wives Injured in Icy Fall
Salt Lake January 17 two wives of Charles Livingston a prominent NM fell on an icy sidewalk injuring one with a broken right arm and the other with a broken left.
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Salt Lake
Charles Livingston
Divided on the Question at National Board of Trade
At Washington on January 18 the National Board of Trade discussed interstate commerce law. The committee on rate making reported a compromise amid opposed views on government rail regulation and court review of rates. The chair, Coates of Philadelphia, announced the compromise was adopted by a large majority.
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Washington
National Board of Trade
Committee On Interstate Commerce Law
Coates
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delegates Relax Ahead of Moroccan Conference Talks
Delegates in Algeciras took a day of leisure while secretaries prepared for work and aides met to plan the surveillance of contraband arms in Morocco, the first topic for the next meeting.
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Algeciras
Spain
Morocco
Ranchman Edward Keaster Ends Life After Divorce Suit
Helena Montana January 18. Edward Keaster a wealthy Highwood county ranchman, involved in a divorce suit and a $20 000 alienation of affections action against a neighboring ranchman, was found dead by suicide. The case notes he was partially paralyzed and the principal in the divorce action.
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Helena
Mont
Partiali
Edward Keaster
Highwood County
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