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The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

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Admiral Yamamoto Sees No War Talk Justified

Admiral Yamamoto, minister of marine during the Russian war, arrives in New York aboard the Carmania. He urges friendly U S Japan relations and says press attitude could influence the Pacific crisis. He plans visits to navy yards and will dine with President Roosevelt, stressing careful editorials.

Russia New York United States Japan Pacific ‘Ocean Baron Yamamoto Marin Cunard Admiral Yamamoto Europe R.W. Henderson Goodrich New York Navyyard Admiral Goodrich Roosevelt Oyster Hay Yamamoto Carmania Pacific Coast Oid America Japatt

Grain Dealers Move to End Farmers Elevators in Iowa

The Iowa Grain Dealers association, meeting in Des Moines, declares war to the finish on farmers cooperative elevators across Iowa. Tension with independent elevator operators heats up as prosecutors may target cooperatives under the new Stillman law prohibiting combinations and working agreements.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association

Navy praise and withdrawal of interview in Tokio papers

The Hochi retracted an interview with Admiral Sakamoto in which he insulted American officers and crews. At the same time the Hachi ran an anonymous piece praising the efficiency of the American navy and its gunnery.

Tokio The Hochi Sakamoto Japan Hachi

Senate passes 2 cent fare bill with $3500 per mile earnings

In Madison on July 11 the senate approved a two cent fare bill by a 15 11 vote affecting all lines with gross earnings of $3500 per mile. A motion to send the bill to the assembly was defeated and it will not reach there for at least twenty four hours. Some senators may have already returned home, risking the measure's defeat.

Madison Wis Senate

Bowie case defense to claim unwritten law

In La Plata Maryland on July 11 the defense for Mrs Marvy Bowie and her son argues the unwritten law as the motive behind the alleged crime. The report names Henry as a related figure in the case.

Shooting Case Ties Posey Killing to Narrowsville Family

Bowie of Pisgah Maryland and his relatives are accused of shooting Hubert Posey on January 18 after Posey allegedly refused to marry Prigcilla Bowie. The case stems from claims Posey had ruined the Bowie family.

Convention Breaks Up In Row

The National Amateur Press Association convention dissolved after a heated dispute over recognition for the Kansas City faction. Milwaukee delegation bolted as the Seattle based Kansas City faction claims to be the regular organization.

Chicago National Amateur Press Association Kansas City Milwaukee Seattle Wash

Ambassadors and royal physicians in brief notes

Aoki denial ends talk of return to Japan. Hiram S. Thomas founder of Saratoga chips dies at 70 near Red Bank New Jersey. Sir William Broadbent, physician to King Edward and the Prince of Wales, dies. An unknown steamer left the North Pacific with arms for Chinese revolutionists. Chinese customs warned to watch for contraband.

Aoki Washington Hiram S. Thomas Red Bank N. J William Henry Broadbent Edward Prince of Wales Queen Victoria North Pacific United States China

Crank Arrested Near Begmarais While Approaching Royal Party

Edward Dean was arrested in Holyhead while trying to approach King Edward and Queen Alexandra en route to Sir Richard Bulkeley's residence near Begmarais North Wales. He was deemed a crank and committed to an asylum by a local magistrate. He claimed frequent visits to Blenheim Palace, home of the Duke of Marlborough.

Holyhead Wales Edward Dean Edward Queen Alexandra Anglesea Richard Bulkeley Begumarais North Wales Blenheim Palace Duke of Marlborough

Swift and conclusive denial on Japanese treatment claims

Washington and Tokyo deny a London Telegraph report alleging categorical Japanese demands for satisfaction over the treatment of Japanese in San Francisco. State Department officials say they are aware of all exchanges and find no basis for the claims.

Washington State Department the Hague London Daily: Telegraph United States San Francisco Ther Aerscck Ip

No Negotiations In Progress Between Governments

The statement confirms no negotiations are underway between the two governments. The Japanese embassy likewise confirms the claim and notes that Ambassador Aoki will not travel to Japan next fall, countering reports in a Japanese newspaper.

Aoki Japan

Mayor Schmitz Bail Bid Denied by Judge Dunne

In San Francisco on July 11 attorneys for Mayor Schmitz renewed a bail request pending appeal. Judge Dunne denied the application.

San Francisco Schmitz Dunne

Wheat quotations from Minneapolis July market

Market notes from Minneapolis report wheat prices for September and December with track prices for several grades. Sept near 1.00 dollar, Dec around 0.99 to 1.00 dollar. No 1 hard about 1.02 dollars, No 1 Northern about 1.01 dollars, No 2 Northern near 0.98 to 0.99 dollars, No 3 Northern around 0.95 to 0.97 dollars.

Minneapolis Northern

Livestock Market Prices St Paul July 10 Report

St Paul market figures show cattle good to choice steers 5.50 to 6.00, fair to good 4.00 to 5.00, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.00, veals 4.50 to 6.50. Hogs 5.35 to 5.77. Sheep wethers 5.00, good to choice lambs 6.00 to 5.25, spring 6.50 to 7.25.

St. Paul

Wheat and flax prices steady in Duluth market notes

The Duluth market report lists wheat on track and ready for arrival with No 1 hard at 1.03 and No 1 Northern at 1.023 with No 2 Northern at 1.00 and futures at 1.02 for Sept and 99 1/2 for Dec. Flax shows arrivals on track with July at 1.2114 Sept 1.22 and Oct 1.20.

Duluth Northern

Commodity Price Ledger for Chicago Markets

July wheat at 92 and 4c for July delivery. Sept 95c. Corn July 54c. Sept 54 55c. Oats July 37 %. Sept 40 40c. Pork July 16.05. Sept 16.26. Butter Creameries 24c. dairies 21 %cc. Begs 12% 138c. Poultry Turkeys 1L e. chickens 12c. springs 16 18c.

Chicago

Chicago Livestock Prices Reported For Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Chicago market quotes list cattle categories such as cows heifers calves good to prime steers and stockers with price ranges from 1.75 to 7.50. Hog prices cover light mixed hogs hoy and pigs with ranges 5.00 to 6.12 for various quality. Sheep and lambs are shown at 4.00 to 6.00 for sheep and 5.50 to 7.76 for lambs.

Chicago

Moyer on the Stand in Haywood Murder Case

Charles H. Moyer testified for the defense detailing his 1899 Coeur d Alene strike sympathy and stating he was in the Black Hills at the time. He denied funding Orchard or knowing of money from federation officers and described travels with Orchard in 1904. The session covered deposition cross checks and Colorado political context in 1904 05.

Black Hills Boise Ida Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners William D. Haywood Frank Steunenberg Coeur d'Alene South Dakota Moyer Denver Cripple Creek Vindicator Orcha Orchard Federation Ouray Colo Pettibone Borah W. A. Abernathy Coeur d’Alenes Harry Orchard Steunenberg Colorado John S. Tierney Tierney

Train Drops Into James River After Bridge Collapse

A Milwaukee Road wrecking train and a three car wrecking consist fell through the James River Bridge three miles east of Mitchell South Dakota. The wrecking crew had just finished clearing a prior wreck when the boom struck the bridge causing its east end to give way. The three cars piled into the water with forty laborers aboard the combination car, all unharmed.

Mitchell, S. D Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul James River Bridge Burtin Mitchell

President orders Ayres before retiring board in New York

By direction of the president Lieutenant Colonel Charles G Ayres of the Fourteenth Cavalry is ordered to appear before a retirement board at the army building in New York on July 17 next.

Washington Charles G. Ayres Fourteenth Cavalry Army Building New York

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Hart, Schaffner & Marx Huron Gombei Yamamoto Admiral Sakamoto Crank England Union Stock Yards Chicago Grain and Provisions Chicago Union Stock Yards Steinenberg Colonel Ayres
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