Summons Inscnation Proceed In Circuit Court of South Dakota
Dec 19 1907 summons in the circuit court of South Dakota for Beadle county lists Westra Railway Company as plaintiff and Heron Hurons as defendants with notices of action and attorney A K Gar. The document references a location in township 110 north range west and includes dates Dec 19 1907 to Jan 30 1098 and names Angie Folsem ad as?
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Il Sateral
South Dakota
Westra Raiway “Company
Pany
Range West
Beadle County
Dakota
A. K. Gar
Estate notice in South Dakota reads in section 34 and 61
Administratrix Elizabeth A. Ray of the O. O. Ray estate issues notice dated January 11 at Huron S D. Attorney Henry C. Binexixy represents the heirs with dates January 16 to February 6.
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Reus
South Dakota
Huron
S.D
Elizanera
O. O. Ray
Enry C
Mortgage Sale Notice for Beadle County South Dakota
Mortgage default declared under a 1906 Beadle County South Dakota mortgage to Beadle County landowners. Foreclosure option activated due to nonpayment, taxes, and interest obligations. Public notice outlines mortgagee terms and party names Frances McFall and others.
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Frances McFall
Beatie
State of
South Dakota
Beadle
Mortgaoa
Sas
Fire Rages In gale endangers Grand Pacific hotel area
A forty mile gale drives embers across the loop district endangering major structures including the Grand Pacific hotel. Twenty guests escape as two firemen are seriously injured by falling scaffolding. The Corn Exchange National Bank skyscraper suffers fire but resists flames, while adjacent buildings face heavy damage. Refugees are cared for by police.
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Fiomacki
Loop District
Corn Exchange National Bank
Bank
Rookery
Board of Trade
Grand Pacific Hotel
Tllinois Trust and Savings Bank
Western Union
Home Insurance
Ata Alanya Ping
Portland Fire Quenched After 10 Hour Blitz
Portland Maine fire confined to the block of origin after nearly ten hours of fighting by local and visiting crews. Fire began in Milliken Cousens Co dry goods house, causing most damage, with A F Cox & Sons half also consumed. Boots stock valued at about 250 000 burned. No casualties, one near miss cited as wall collapse threatened eight to ten workers. Parker-Thomas Co and Cook Everett wholesale losses cited. Damage estimated over 900 000 dollars.
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Portland
Milliken, Cousens & Co
A. F. Cox & Sons
No. 5
Market Street
Ee Pine
Wetmore Takes Senate Oath for Rhode Island Seat
George P. Wetmore was sworn in as United States senator from Rhode Island for the term ending March 4, 1918. His entrance increases the Senate membership and supports the party caucus strength as the new session begins.
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Senate
Washington
George _P. Wetmore
United States
Rhode Island
Rail Rebates Prompt Judge to Spare Jail Terms
Judge McPherson sentenced the defendants to fines only, calling them pawns of the railroads and criticizing rebate accepting firms as complicit. He noted railroads are heavily pursued by rebate seekers and voiced interest in prosecuting those firms.
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Suby
McPherson
Foul play suspected in Malone disappearance and river death
Josephine Malone, a Janesville dressmaker aged 40s, vanished Wednesday night after leaving the Hayes home near Court street bridge. Her muff and her mother's white fur were found. later her body was recovered from the river amid links to another unsolved death at the same bridge.
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Janesville
Wis
Josephine Malone
Court Street
Mongorey Dam
Miss Malone
Here
Hayes
Court Street Bridge
Madeline Odell Clayton
Notable World and Local Incidents Rounded Up
The Imperial bank of Germany cut its discount rate from 6 to 6 percent. Jack London and his wife arrived in San Francisco aboard the Mariposa from Tahiti. Joseph C. Bloch of Bloch Bros. shot himself dead in Louisville. A coal stove explosion devastated parts of Madison, Wisconsin, causing over 100000 dollars in damage. The 1907 shipbuilding overview places the United States second in tonnage behind England. Charles Conaway, West Virginia coal operator and railroad founder, dies in Fairmont. James Stillman resigns from the National City board and executive committees.
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Imperial Bank of Germany
Jack London
San Francisco
Tahiti
Joseph C. Bloch
Bloch Bros
Louisville
Madison
Shipping World
United States
England
Charles ©. Conaway
Buckhannon and Northern
Fairmont and Southern
West Virginia
Fairmont
James Stillman
National City of
New York
Fic
Final decree dissolves window glass workers union
In Cleveland on January 27 Judge George L. Philipps entered a final decree in the suit by the Cutters and Flatteners against the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America. The ruling dissolves the Association of Window Glass Workers, a formed umbrella for cutters and flatteners. The complete amalgamation of all workers into one group occurred about six months ago.
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Cleveland
Amalgamated
Window Glass Workers of America
George L. Philipps
Common Pleas Court
Association of
Window Glass Workers
Interior Secretary Convenes Swamp Land Conference
The secretary of the interior met with congressional delegation members from swamp land states today to push for an agreement on reclamation. Attendees included representatives from Minnesota and other affected areas.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Minnesota
Railroads Can Dismiss Union Members Despite Prohibition
The Supreme Court ruled that Adair master mechanic of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad could discharge an employee for union membership, and that workers may quit for the same reason. The decision, authored by Justice Harlan, finds the 1898 act against discriminating for labor organization membership repugnant to the Constitution.
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Federal Supreme Court
Railroads
Washington
Act of Congress
William Adair
United Akag
United Siden
Tdverdale
Adair
Harlan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Adair v Coppage Case Stirs Labor Rights Debate
The Kentucky case against Adair, master mechanic for Louisville and Nashville, arose from threatening to fire locomotive engineer Coppage for joining a union. The Supreme Court reversed the district court, upholding Adair’s right to manage employees within legal bounds. Justice Harlan supported the ruling, while Justice McKenna dissented.
Liquidation Begins at National Bank of North America
New York reports the National Bank of North America has closed with Charles A. Hanna as receiver. Comptroller Ridgely and bank president William F. Havemeyer confer as experts foresee full depositors paid within sixty days. The scene lacks riot mood, the market shows slight impact, and notices promise drafts honored by other banks.
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New York
National Bank of North America
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank
Ridgely
William F. Havemeyer
Tragic Fire Claims Seven in Richmond Home Collapse
In Richmond Virginia on January 28 a house collapsed and burned after its owner Anthony Franklin, a Bedford City man, caused a blaze that killed him and five of his children. The surviving relatives were left homeless.
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Richmond
Anthony Franklin
Bedford City
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Ember
A. D
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Maine
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Association of Window Glass Workers
Judge Harlan
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McKenna
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Kentucky
Louisville and
Justice Harlan
Big New York Bank
California
Elmer Newton
Propr
West
Capitol
Buia
Washington, DC
Sunn Brook
Sunny Brook Distillery ‘Co
Jefferson County
Steele Brothers
L. E. Crowter
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