Republican Ticket Ballot for State and National Offices
The slate lists Theodore Roosevelt for President with Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President. Electors named include Henry Morris Roberts H. H. Guistine Lake John Q Anderson Charles Mix D R Evans Butte. Congress selections C H Burke Hughes and E W Martin Law Tance. State officials include Dighton W Carson H G Fuller Dick Haney for Supreme Court judges Samuel H Elrod for Governor J E McDougall Lt Governor David Wipf Sec of State J F Halladay State Treasurer C B Collins Atty General Philo Hall Supt Schools G W Nash Com Schools and Public Lands C J Bach Turner Railroad Commissioner W G Smith Meade.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Henry 8. Morris
Roberts
H. H. -Guistine
Lake
John Q.anderson
Charles Mix
D. R. Evans
Butte
Congress
C. H. Burke
Hughes
E. W. Martin
Law- Tance
Supreme Court
G. W. Nash
Lincoln
Schools and Public Lands
C. J. Bach
Turner
W. G. Smith
Meade
Republicans Set Path as Democrats Flounder at St Louis
The National Democratic convention convened at St Louis amid indecision on a candidate and platform. The piece argues Republicans have governed since 1860 with growth in population farms and wealth, and predicts Roosevelt will lead four more years while Democrats scramble for a candidate.
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St. Louis
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
St.Louis
Roosevelt
South Dakota Republicans Seek Reform Through Primaries
Ardent reformers in the South Dakota Republican party doubt power under current delegate selection and view primaries as the path to change. The Minnesota scene, where primaries are in vogue, offers mixed signals as the GOP there has been active the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
South Dakota
Minnesota
Arir
Primary System Not Superior to Present Nomination Method
The quoted fragment argues that the primary system fails to improve upon the current method for nominating state officers, suggesting no clear advantage for voters or candidates under the proposed change.
Words of Cheer from a Huronite Subscriber
A reader recalls arriving in Huron in spring 1881 and thanks the paper for long support. The letter expresses appreciation amid years of editorials and criticism.
Huron Calls Time on Street Carnival After Week of Riots
Huron endures a week of street fakirs as a carnival parade brings moral decay and vice to the town. Citizens vote to halt such entertainments and hope the evil influences will pass away after this Fourth of July period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Willdom
Ex Senator Pettigrew denounces party at Tacoma Park
Pettigrew quoted extensively from anti machine yellow circulars to label the Republican party in South Dakota as corrupt. He accused campaign critics of slander and false reports as the Huron Journal World and others had done after the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew
Tacoma Park
Republican Party
South Dakota
Huron Journal-World
Huron College Announces Growth and New Dormitory
The annual catalogue reveals 293 students this year and shows steady progress at Huron College. A new dormitory costing 25 000 is planned for construction this summer.
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Huron College
Oil pioneer George Rice sues to dissolve Standard Oil
George Rice, early Pennsylvania oil man backed by independence, fights Rockefeller methods by suing to dissolve the Standard Oil Company. He asserts his business ruin under Rockefeller tactics and seeks legal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
Pennsylvania
Rockafeller
Standard Oil Company
Rice
Court notes aging rivals and fading influence in ruling
The opinion observes that time wears on both Rice and Rockafeller and that neither will be compelled to obey the law. It suggests the court’s decision will have little lasting effect on either man as they age toward the long home.
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Amas
Rockafeller
Rice
German scientist proposes nonalcoholic beer by alcohol extraction
A German scientist suggests removing alcohol from beer after brewing to create a nonalcoholic drink that preserves taste and nutrients. He claims the process would yield a beverage with the same nourishment while delivering a drink less beer. We support the idea.
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Germany
Milwaukee delays Sioux reservation crossing to Black Hills
Four months before election day Milwaukee has taken no steps to build across the old Sioux reservation to the Black Hills. The pledge by Mitchell's representatives led the legislature to vote to resubmit the question.
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Milwaukee
Sioux Reservation
Black Hills
Mitchell
Rural Free Delivery Efforts At Huron Office
Efforts progress to obtain rural free delivery from the Huron post office. Eligibility requires a route length not exceeding twenty five miles and a minimum population of one hundred families living on the route.
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Huron
Central South Fair Association Gate Receipts Highlight Races and Ball Game
Gate receipts at the fairgrounds show horse races earning 600 dollars and a ball game producing 125 dollars, while the fair association again receives nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central South Fair Association
Fair
Fair Association
Railroads cut grain tariff from Buffalo to coast line
Railroads between Buffalo and New York agree on a reduced grain tariff. Under the new schedule, all grains from Buffalo to the sea coast are carried for 3 cents a bushel, lowering costs for shipping corn oats and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Grace Herreid Graduates From Huron College
Miss Grace Herreid a student at Huron College this past year is described as a charming young lady of fine attainments and is to christen the Battleship South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Herreid
South Dakota
Huron College
Unclear OCR fragment on St Louis blood study
Fragmentary text mentions St Louis and blood study with distorted phrases and numbers. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or organization.
Cleveland Dominates St Louis In Rivalry Swing
In a sharp shift Cleveland shows stronger form at St Louis compared with Bryan, signaling a notable turnaround. The countryman remark underscores a broader sense of changing momentum and regional balance in the matchup.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Bryan
Richardsj Trust Co Offering Farm Loans in Huron
If you wish to borrow money or buy or sell a farm call on Richardsj Trust Co in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardsj Trust Co
Huron
Rush for the Rosebud lands begins in frontier region
Report notes a swift start to the land rush on the Rosebud frontier as settlers move toward newly opened parcels. Speeches and local gatherings signal strong interest from settlers and prospectors in staking claims and establishing homesteads.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonials
An 19th century style advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh. It featured testimonials from West & Travx and Walding, Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo Ohio and claims the remedy is taken internally and affects the blood and mucous surfaces. Includes price seven cents per bottle and note that testimonials are sent free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Travx
Ohio
Walding
Kiinnan & Marvvin
Meeting of Beadle County township boards June 30 1904
Notice to farmers and stockmen of Beadle County announces a meeting of township boards and county commissioners at the court house in Huron on Thursday June 30 1904 at 2 p m to discuss ways and means to stamp out disease among the Texas itch and other issues. By order County Commissioners.
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Court House
Huron
Agi
Texas
Salvation Army Rally At Crystal Palace Draws Thousands
Immense crowds crowded the Crystal Palace as Salvation Army members from numerous nationalities marched in banners. By ten o clock the grounds were overrun and the main hall held a reception for General H. The scene featured a picturesque platform and an estimated audience near one hundred thousand people.
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London
Salvation Army
Crystal Palace
Palace
General H
Wreck On Railroad Sparks Injuries At Mine Site
Reported wreck near Two Kirteo tin causes derailment of a Pratt mine evacuation. Engineer George and fireman FR Strensbirg sustain injuries including bruises and a broken arm while others like Oliver Pepper and Fred Dalbow suffer head scalds and shoulder injuries.
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Caune
Pratt
Ioroam
Samel Ae OT
Oliver Pepper
Selo
Might
George Eae
Cha Yeu
Strensbirg
Fred Dalbow
Decision Against Beavers Indicts in Book Typewriter Case
George W. Beavers, former superintendent in the post office bureau of salaries and allowances, will be taken to Washington for trial on federal indictments accusing him of accepting compensation for securing government contracts for book typewriters. Judge Thomas in Brooklyn ruled removal reasons valid and set a new bond of $10,000 before remand to the U S marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Beavers
Bureau of Salaries and Allowances
Post Office Department
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
United States
Thomas
Beavers
Houseboat Explosion Kills Woman and Child at Lawrenceburg
In Lawrenceburg Indiana a houseboat moored on the Ohio river was blown up with dynamite early today. James Wilson's wife and infant are believed dead. Wilson, cited as having drinking troubles and ongoing quarrel, has vanished. Wreckage sprawls along the riverbank with no bodies recovered.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
James Wilson
Ohio River
Wilson
Barkeeper Held Up in New Prague Saloon
Two men robbed Miller's saloon in New Prague Minnesota taking between 700 and 800 dollars from the cash drawer. They entered when the bartender was alone and demanded the money before leaving. Police were notified and an investigation followed.
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New Prague
Minn
Miller's Saloon
Hayti Explains Incident Involving French and German Ministers
Hayti says the Port au Prince road was closed after dark and two carriages appeared at night. A sentry threw a stone to warn them, injuring no one. the next day the carriages carried the French and German ministers. The guard officers were punished and apologies issued.
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Hayti
Port @u Prince
Fire Destroys Tuxedo Park Cottage and Valuables
Fire at a Tuxedo Park cottage in New York state destroys the property and jewelry valued at several hundred thousand dollars. Mrs. Bernard Pake of New Orleans owned jewels damaged in the blaze. recovery of the hand lace and other items is uncertain as authorities assess the loss.
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New York
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Bernard Pake
New Orleans
Tuxedo
Concede Parker's Nomination Post Convention
St Louis reports that Tammany will hold a meeting after adjournment of the convention session to withdraw objections to Judge Parker and concede his nomination. The move signals a resolution of intra party clashes surrounding Parker’s candidacy.
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Parker
St. Louis
Tammany
Floods Hit Kansas as Rivers Rise After Heavy Rains
Reports show all Kansas streams rising due to days of heavy rain and flooding across the state. A U S charge in Bogota wires that General Reyes has been elected president of Colombia. The New York grand jury reopens inquiry into the disaster of the steamer General Slocum and the 900 plus lives lost. Julius Appleton, former head of Central New England, opposes the socialist party convention in New York.
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Mr. Snyder
United States
Bogota
Colombia
State Department
General Reyes
Federal Grand Jury
New York
General Slocum
Julius H. Appleton
New England
Eae
Stanlies
Socialist Party
National League and American Association Scores Report
In Boston the Giants beat Brooklyn 7 to 3 while New Yorks and Boston played a game ending 6. Philadelphia hosted an unknown result. Cleveland defeated St Louis 14 to 4. In Minneapolis the score was 6 to 6 with St Paul.
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National ‘League
Boston
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Market Quotations Wheat Prices Report
Minneapolis notes for July 6 show Wheat futures with July at 95 3/4 cents, September and December both 81 1/2 to 81 3/4 cents. On track prices list No 1 hard at 97 1/2 cents, No 1 Northern around 96 1/4, No 2 Northern near 92 1/2 to 93 cents.
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Minneapolis
Mae
Wheat and flax futures for Duluth markets
Wheat futures quoted for arrival and on track with No 1 Northern at 94 1/2 to 95 cents and No 2 Northern around 92 1/2 to 93 cents. July and September contracts shown with small changes. Flax futures listed for arrival and on track with July at 1.17 1/4 dollars and September at 1.98 dollars, October 1.19 dollars.
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Duluth
Northern
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep in St Paul
St Paul market report lists cattle ranges good to choice steers 5.40 to 5.90, common to fair 3.50 to 4.75, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.50, yearlings 2.50 to 4.60. Hogs 5.00 to 5.40. Sheep good to choice yearling wethers 4.50 to 4.75, good to choice lambs 5.25 to 6.00.
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St. Paul
Chicago Livestock Prices Close With Wide Range
Cattle prices show good to prime steers at 5.40 to 6.50, medium to poor 4.50 to 5.25, stockers 2.25 to 4.25, cows 1.50 to 4.50, calves 2.50 to 6.90. Hogs range from 5.30 to 6.65 for various grades, sheep from 2.75 to 7.50 for native lambs and Western sheep. prices listed as mixed market for July 6.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions markets note July 6
Wheat and corn futures on July 6 show July contracts at mixed prices with old and new numbers. Wheat quotes include July at 88% and Sept around 83 4, while December and May rails show elevated values. corn futures list July and Sept prices near 48 to 49 cents, with daily activity noted and a stray price for May.
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Chicago
Becus May
Pore-daly
Ted Macanird
Ao Wise
Victims of Fourth of July Accidents Reported Nationwide
The Tribune lists nationwide casualties from Fourth of July incidents: 25 killed and 1,384 injured, with property losses of $177,800. Comparisons show higher death and injury counts a year earlier and mixed fire-loss trends, with Chicago reporting 1 dead and 82 injured this year.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Fireworks Explosion Triggers Panic in Tacoma Crowd
Fireworks for a Fourth of July celebration exploded unexpectedly in Tacoma causing a panic among about 3 000 spectators. Dozens of eight pound rockets flew into the air injuring an estimated fifty people, though none were fatally hurt.
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Tacoma
Wasi
Velena
Darr Coetentinn
Norge steamship disaster claims many lives in July incident
The Norge steamer disaster leaves 774 aboard with 128 saved including Captain Gundell. A child died in a lifeboat and many missing remain. American tourists were first donors and condolences flow to the royal family, with grim reports from Chicago about temporary insanity linked to the tragedy.
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London
Norge
Gundell
SAS
Ing
Royal Family
America
Chicago
Higago
North
Death toll from Wabash wreck reaches twenty
Litchfield Illinois July 6 S Shepard cashier Hughes bank Humes Ill died today from injuries suffered in Sunday night Wabash wreck. Several wounded at St Francis hospital thought not to survive. Three unidentified dead may be buried here. Coroner's jury to continue witness collection.
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Litchfield
S. Shepard
Hughes Bank
Humes
Ill
St. Francis Hospital
Fire at World's Fair Kitchen Fails in St Louis Cafe
Fire broke out early in the day in the kitchen of the American cafe at the Jerusalem see of the world's fair. The blaze threatened the West pavilion for over an hour before gutting the cafe wing. The building was well furnished and suffered extensive damage.
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St. Louis
Jerusalem
West
Kentuckian Kills His Father in Hopkinsville
Mack Hern of Paducah aged twenty eight shot and killed his father James Hern a fifty year old barkeeper. The motive cited includes remarks about the mother and a family dispute following a divorce and remarriage.
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Hopkinsville
Mack Hern
Paducah
James Hern
Marke
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Aberdeen News
Madison
Outlook
Eady P
Rosebud
Beadle County
Mark
Northwestern Yeast CO
Salvation Army Meeting
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Kansas
Chicago Union Stock Yards
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