Trains Schedules At Huron From All Directions
At Huron timetable shows arrivals from east west south and north with lines for No. 501 Minnesota and Dakota passenger No. 25 Jean Express No. 502 Chicago Express and other Freight and Accommodation trains. Notes include connections at Sioux Valley Junction to Watertown and at Redfield to points east and agent L H Johns.
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Benson
RONEN
Ciiscase de Faks
Huron
Greight
Sunda
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Kryner
G. N. Ry
Minnesota and
Dakota Passen
Dela
Chicago Express
Mail and Express
UEC
Minnesota
Dakota
Sioux Valley Junction
Watertown
Redfield
Be eos United States Medicine Company Ad
An advertisement for Be eos United States Medicine Company lists its address at 122-136 West 14th Street in New York seeking customers and noting product availability.
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United States Medicine Company
West 14Th Street
New York
T. A. Slocum
Pine Street
Nashua Trust official accused of embezzling large sum
John P. Goggin, treasurer of the Nashua Trust Company in Nashua New Hampshire, was arrested on embezzlement charges. The amount ranges from about 100000 to 580000 dollars. The bank remains closed pending state intervention as Goggin awaits grand jury proceedings while his lawyer says he was misled by a former official.
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Nashua, N. H
John P. Goggin
Nashua Trust Company
State Bank
Goggin
New Hampshire
Boston
Lowell
Massachusetts
Trust Company
J. J. Doyle
Doyle
Resolution Demands State Department Transport Cost Details
Adopted by the House the privileged resolution from Mr Adams requesting the secretary of state to report the number of government funded horses carriages and automobiles for state department officials. Mr Hitchcock sought to limit the scope to the calendar year but the question passed by 125 to 100. The House then resumed debate on the army appropriation bill.
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Washington
Adams
State Department
House
Secretary of State
Hitchcock Neb
Hitchcock
Allentown Mother Acquitted in Mabel Bechtel Murder Case
Mrs Catherine Bechtel, mother of murder victim Mabel Bechtel, was cleared of being an accessory after the fact in the October killing. Nine day trial ended with a one hour jury vote. Tears and joy followed the verdict as she was supported by her children. Indictments remain against Martha Bechtel and sons John and Charles, with trials postponed to April.
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Allentown
Catherine Bechtel
Mabel Bechtel
Martha
John
Charles
LYNCHED BY COLORED MOB IN GUTHRIE KY
Guthrie Kentucky January 26 Lewis Radford a Black man was lynched by a mob of thirty to forty Black residents after being accused of killing Winsela Frozell. Radford confessed to assault but denied killing. The jail was stormed, jailer beaten, keys taken, and Radford was dragged from his cell and hanged from a tree outside the jail yard after eight shots were fired.
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Guthrie
Lewis Radford
Radford
Winsela Frozell
Natford
Coor
Third Week of Machen Trial Opens in Washington
The government case against August W. Machen and associates for conspiracy to defraud the government nears its third week as Postoffice Inspector Crowle testifies about missing copies of letters tied to Groff fasteners purchases. He notes uncertainty over local practices, including use of a single pencil memo and telephone notes.
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Washington
August W. Machen
Postoffice
Crowle
Great loss of life at Cheswick coal mine explosion
A massive blast at the Harwich Coal company mine near Cheswick entombed between 125 and 130 miners. Rescue efforts swarm the site as officials fear all inside may have perished from blast and afterdamp, with families gathered at the mouth of the shaft awaiting word. Authorities cite firedamp as a likely cause.
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Pittsburg
Harwich
Cheswick
George Sheets
Springdale
Sheets
Allegheny Coal Company
Cleveland
Standstill in Russo Japanese talks sparks distrust
Paris January 26 tension resurfaces as diplomatic efforts stall amid mutual distrust. Officials say no progress is being made and Russia seeks neutralization of the strait of Korea. Japan fortifies Masamho and Fusan seen as a threat to world commerce posturing.
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Paris
Russia
Japan
Strait of Korea
Masamoho
Fusan
Sushima
Masampho
China
Europe
America
Pittsburg Glass Maker S McKee & Co Files Bankruptcy
Oldest window glass manufacturer in Pittsburg S McKee Co petitions in the U S district court reporting liabilities of 274000 and assets of 216000. Surviving member Daniel McKee lists his individual liabilities at 233700.
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Pittsburg
S. McKee & Co
United States District Court
Daniel McKee
Repudiated Russian hostility claims seen at Port Arthur
Port Arthur officials deny Russian hostility to the United States over Manchurian policy and the China treaty. They say no major Eastern force reinforcement is planned, but preparations include a large pony supply from Chili for Cossacks and mounted troops. Passenger and freight traffic on the Manchurian railway remains demoralized with a large freight blockage at Port Dalny.
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Port Arthur
United States
China
Chili
Port Dalny
Riot Attacks Asian Rail Carkills in Korea
Official report from Seoul states a Korean was killed Sunday on an electric railway owned and operated by Americans. A mob attacked the car causing partial destruction. a guard prevented greater injury to the operators and a serious riot was averted. This marks the first mob attack on American property in Korea amid ongoing disturbances.
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Washington
State Department
Allen
Seoul
Korea
Japanese Interpreter Arrested as Spy in Yokosuka Zone
Takashima, the Japanese interpreter for the Russian attache, was arrested on suspicion of spying in the Yokosuka fortified zone. He has been taken to Yokohama for trial. Authorities say there is strong evidence against other suspects, underscoring treachery treated as a capital offense in Japan.
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Tokio
Takashima
Yokosuka
Yokohama
Japan
Japanese Merchants Advised to Move to Americans
Manila on January 26 reports Japanese merchants informed by the home government to shift business to American control if hostilities begin. The notice urges relocation of operations to avoid disruption.
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Manila
Fire destroys Knight block in Brazil center
Fire in Brazil Indiana today wrecked the Knight block in the business district causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. Water mains burst and residents formed a bucket brigade to fight the blaze in subfreezing weather. Terre Haute firefighters arrived after the blaze was under control.
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Brazil
Ind
Knight
Terre Haute
Marathon hero J Frank Quinlan dies in Jamaica Plain
Boston January 26 J Frank Quinlan renowned marathon runner who helped defeat the Greeks at Athens in 1898 is dead at his Jamaica Plain home from blood poisoning after an unsuccessful quinsy operation.
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Boston
J. Frank Quinlan
Athens
Jamaica Plain
Quinsy
Large Vessels Wrecked After River Flood at Lorain
Lorain Ohio reports heavy rains causing two large steamers to break from moorings and drift to the river mouth. The Nickel Plate Bridge washed away blocking traffic, American Ship building yards flooded, numerous small vessels wrecked, and vast lumber losses reported as ice rushes down the stream.
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Lorain
Nickel Plate
American Shipbuilding Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Residents Rescued in Boats as Rivers Flood Georgetown
Logansport Indiana January 23 The Eel and Wabash rivers overflowed after ice breakup causing widespread damage. Georgetown on the Wabash is flooded and residents are rescued by boats. Adamsboro reports significant property destruction.
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Logansport
Ind
Eel
Wabash
Georgetown
Adamsboro
Tragic house boat wreck on White River leaves widow missing
Ice on White River swept away a house boat of John Schowe and wife, battering the craft. Mrs. Schowe is presumed drowned with her body not recovered as the river carries the remains downstream.
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Indianapolis
White River
John Schowe
Temporary receiver named for Bankers' Union of the World
Lincoln Nebraska January 25 a temporary receiver has been appointed for the Bankers Union of the World a fraternal insurance group which owes policyholders 30000 and has assets 25000. The company operated in 25 states and held over 25000000 in force insurance. The president reportedly drew 6000 yearly salary 7000 in commissions 1000 for his wife as editor of the official paper and 5000 for stock invested.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bankers’ Union of the World
Denunciation of Open Trade at Mukden in Sviet
St. Petersburg reports the Sviet editorial condemns the opening of Mukden Antung or Tatungkon to foreign trade under American and Japanese treaties with China without Russia’s consent, calling it a provocation to Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Mukden
China
Russia
Sviet
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Kodol
E. C. Dewitt , CO
Chicago
Holland Wheeler
Great Northern RR
LWA
Chicago Mail
Jean Express
Omm
Ee Geil
Waday
Express
L. H. Jowns
Nashua
N. H
New England States
Kentucky
Cheswick, PA
Gordon
George Crown
Proceedings
Morris Land Agency
Lorain, O
Fraternal Insurance Company
Morton
Elgin
Hoya Eto la
Las Wi
Chicago, Ih
Rue Evans Clement Co
Cincinnati
MYROY
Chichester
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Square
Phila
WM. May
New York City
Northwestern Hide & Fur CO
Minneapolis
Man
U.S
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