South Dakota Press Association Meet Set for Huron
The mid winter gathering of the South Dakota Press Association will convene in Huron on January 30 and 31 1907. Officers will be elected and topics include newspaper social obligations railroads passes editor relations and criminal journalism with sessions starting Wednesday evening.
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The
South Dakota Press Association
Huron
C. F. Alice
Brookings Press
C. P. Sherwood
DeSmet News
C. S. Basford
Redfield Press
Chas
M. Day
Argus—Leader
O. J. Ronald
Clear Lake Courier
J. P. Croal
Sisseton Courant
Huron Concert Band set to perform heavy program
The Huron Concert Band directed by Prof Bodiey will present a strong concert on the 25th of the month with a demanding program. It promises a well attended event as the band shows marked improvement in three months with several solos and selections including Verdi Il Trovatore and a soprano solo by Mrs Ringsdorf.
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Huron
Bodiey
Jude
Arthur Phillips
Dondé
Carl Bodley
J. Price Swit
Elis Brookes
Il Trovatore
Embezzlement Case Postponed in Howard Jones Trail
Howard Jones case on embezzlement postponed to February 4 to allow both sides to review business accounts from his time with the Gold Brewing company. Jones is free on a $2,000 bond secured by city businessmen. State intends to proceed. defense seeks more evidence.
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Gund Brewing Company
Howard Jones
Jones
Guld Brewing Company
Brewing Company
Kelley
Howard
Radium Show At Methodist Church Exhibits Three Great Forces
A Friday night demonstration at the Methodist church featured radium wireless telegraphy and liquid air. Prof. Patty described radium as valued at five million dollars per pound with dangerous handling and a red glow, while wireless telegraphy used Morse keys and bells to prove wireless lighting feasibility. Liquid air cooled to 312 degrees below zero and showed large temperature differentials, freezing cranberries and welding steel as proof of its surprising effects.
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Patty
Curies
Paris
New Cure for Epilepsy
J B Waterman of Watertown Q writes that his daughter cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills has not had an attack for over two years. Bes body cleasers and life giving tonic pills on earth. 25 cents at Holland Wheelers drug store.
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J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Fragmented Ad Blurb on Purifying Cure for Constipation
A damaged notice fragment touts a purifying remedy claiming to cure constipation head ache and dizziness. It mentions a famous strike breaker and a vague location Houliand and a drugstore.
Four Pacifics Control Railways Face Test at Inquiry
Secretary Millar admits four Pacific systems share officers and offices. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific under Harriman, with Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway and Navigation. Inquiry by Interstate Commerce Commission probes possible Sherman act restraint and competitive ties among rail lines. Millar testifies from home due to illness, while other executives identify control and stock voting patterns within the four firms.
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New York
Jar
Union Pacific Company
B. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railway
Harriman
Knapp
Lane
Frank B. Kellogg
C. A. Severance
Millar
Union Pacific
Kellogg
Southern Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
E. H. Harriman
Cornish
Millar Way
Nion Pacific
Occiental and Oriental Steamship Company
Morgan Steamship Line
Southern Pacific Railways
Pacifics
Broadway
Commission
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Railway
W. A. Clark
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific Com
Ownership of Mines Settled in Bullfrog District
Mines in the Bullfrog district of Nevada valued by the owners at over 20 million dollars were awarded to E. A. Montgomery by Judge Z. Seawell, settling a valley claim dispute with C. B. Fleming who had sued for a valuable interest.
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San Francisco
Bullfrog
Nevada
E. A. Montgomery
Z. Seawell
C. B. Fleming
Claims miser for brother in million dollar estate suit
Adrian Michigan January 21 Mrs W C Dodge widow of a former Adrian physician now in Chicago claims she is the sister and sole known relative of Patrick White of Brooklyn. She sues to share or reverse a will leaving his estate to four charities after his death at Hicks street Mansion House May 2. The case hinges on kinship and alleged neglectful cause of death from starvation.
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Adrian, Mich
W. C Dodge
Adrian
Chiago
Patrick White
Brooklyn
White
Phidelphia
Patrick
Mr. Dodge
Commodore Thomas Boyle
Columbus Yacht Club
Chicago
Heavy Rain Threatens Springdale Flood From Kiskiminetas
Rain began torrentially about 2:30 a m causing torrents to overflow tuns and creeks in the Kiskiminetas valley. Rising Allegheny river near Springdale risks washing out West Penn railroad tracks and flooding several houses if rain continues.
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Pittsburg
Springdale
Kiskiminetas
Allegheny River
West Penn Railroad
Oklahoma Indian Lands Bring Unusually High Price
Sealed bids for Kiowa Comanche and Apache pasture lands in Southern Oklahoma fetched record totals. About 300000 bids covering 375000 acres were submitted with an average of 12.19 dollars per acre, though 130000 acres remain to be disposed of.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Dover Collision Sinks Vaderland Versus Naworth Castle
In dense fog four miles east of the South Goodwin lightship the Red Star steamer Vaderland bound from New York to Antwerp collided with the Dundee steamer Naworth Castle and sunk. Only three men are known to have perished with further loss of life unconfirmed.
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Dover
Eng
Red Star Line
Vaderland
New York
Antwerp
Naworth Castle
South Goodwin
Crew Missing After Vaderland Encounter at Naworth Castle
Twenty sailors from the Naworth Castle are missing after a clash with the Vaderland. The Vaderland's bow was damaged below the water line but the bulkhead held, preventing sinking and averting a larger disaster.
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Bers
Naworth Castle
Vaderland
Railroads in Oregon and Washington Blocked by Fuel Shortage
Railroad traffic crawls to a near halt across Oregon and Washington as fuel scarcity cripples operations. Floods landslides and mountain snow worsen a record car backlog. The Northern Pacific has nearly halted eastbound traffic from Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Northern Pacific
Strange disease causes mass fatalities near Canadian River
Shawnee Oklahoma January 21 Twenty five deaths in fifteen days mark a striking toll from a mysterious illness along the Canadian river southeast of town. Doctors compare it to spinal meningitis but note several differences and many more are seriously ill.
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Shawnee, Okla
Canadian River
Here
Cloudburst Destroys Property in East Liverpool
A cloudburst in East Liverpool Ohio caused extensive damage to city and nearby areas. The hillside near the East End collapsed onto a street railway and debris removal will take hours. The Sanitary Reduction company building was destroyed. DENIES ALL THE CHARGES.
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East Liverpool
Sanitary Reduction Company
Fairbanks Released After Witness Statement In Ohio Case
Fred C. Fairbanks and his uncle N. H. Fairbanks returned home with attorney Charles E. Stewart. Stewart issued a statement regarding the charge that Fairbanks swore falsely to obtain a marriage license. The case followed a prior examination.
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Springfield
Fred C. Fairbanks
N. H. Fairbanks
Charles E. Stewart
Steubenville
Stewart
Fairbanks
Banks cleared of wrongdoing in probate oath dispute
The record states that Banks did not violate the law or act dishonorably regarding oath or affidavit for a marriage license in Steubenville. It asserts no oath was made, no affidavit signed, and no person was induced or deceived by Fairbanks. No evidence shows Banks attempted to mislead or alter his appearance.
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Steubenville
Gamble's Opponents Defeated Over Senate Rules Move
In Pierre on Jan 19 the senate defeated attempts to force an investigation of charges linked to Senator Gamble. The senate committee on rules reported favorably on an anti pass bill with an emergency clause. The body lacks a time frame for final action, with a suspension of rules issue unresolved before Tuesday. The congressional delegation faces the senatorial election next.
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Pierre
Gamble
Senate Committee On Rules
Train Collision Kills Two at Wyocena Wisconsin
Portage Wisconsin January 19 two people were instantly killed and a third fatally injured when a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line limited train struck a carriage carrying a party of men and women near Wyocena.
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Portage, Wis
Wyocena
Chicago, Kee and
St. Paul
Prohibition Denied in Frankfort Court of Appeals
A Kentucky Court of Appeals denied the petition for prohibition to stop Judi from presiding over the murder case involving Judge charged in Jackson. The ruling sustains Special Judge Carnes.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
of Prohibition
Jackson
Carnes
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