Trains Schedules At Huron From East West North
Train timetable for Huron shows arrival and departure times from the east west and north routes. Westbound Chicago Express No 502 operates daily except Sunday at 8 15 p m arrival from east. Northbound Mail and Express No 23 runs daily except Sunday at 10 40 a m arrival. Departures include No 504 land Passenger at 8 15 p m and No 31 Accommodation on Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 50 a m.
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Huron
Watertown
Benson
Sunda
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Kinner
G. N. By
Freighs
Minnesota and
Dakota
Daily Mail and Express
Chicago Express
Sinters Demetria
Minnesota
Mail and Express
Ana
Huron Socials and Movements Trade Notices
Local notices record visitors and residents in Huron and surrounding towns. Numerous names from Wolsey Pierre Aberdeen Miller and Sioux Falls appear as callers residents travelers and professionals on Thursday Friday and the weekend. A cement walk on Fourth Street and a forthcoming golf tournament on July 16–17 are noted along with court adjournment and travel plans of several individuals.
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W. H. Henson
Wolsey
J. P. Dick
Wainville
Ill
Byron Healey
Ray Franklin
Wessington
Fourth Street
J. A. Pickler
Faulkton
Miss Craig
Huron
Tracy
Huron Links
Judge Burtt
Aberdeen
S. H. Plummer
Seneca
J. E. Fisher
A. G. Eberhart
Minneapolis
Sheriff Abbott
Hand County
Miller
John Bowler
Sioux Falls
Kent House
Dr. French
College
W. W. Caldwell
M. L. Tobin
Louis Kellogg
A. E. Ayres
Brown
Blunt
Fred Bager
Richard
Sam Mills
Sam
Harvey
Mae
John Mills
Mary Warren
Pope Weakens as Salt Water Injections Reported
Rome July 14 A Vatican bulletin notes the pope remains in grave condition with low mood and rising respiration. Hypodermic injections of salt water have been given as doctors monitor pulse 92 temperature 37 C and possible mental decline amid hallucinations.
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Rome
Explosion at Laflin powder mills near Moosic kills five
An explosion at 1 30 p m at Laflin powder mills near Moosic Pennsylvania kills John Day and his son Alfred and Alexander Moore. Also fatally burns Thomas Hay and Josiah Pierce. Several others mortally wounded. Corning glaze and press buildings demolished. Property loss in thousands. Origin of accident not known.
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Wilkesbarre
Laffin
Moosic
John Day
Alfred
Alexander Moore
Laflin
Thomas Hay
Yatesville
Josiah Pierce
Pope’s condition worsens slightly as depression deepens
Rome July 14 reports show the pope’s condition turning for the worse with increased depression during the morning. The bulletin notes agitated periods and a momentary hallucination as the patient seemed to lose grasp on surroundings, while overall mental alertness remains otherwise intact.
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Rome
Fifteen Hurt After Fire Forces Trolley Jump Into Subway Excavation
In New York on July 14 a trolley car with about eighty passengers including many women and children caught fire. After jumping to avoid flames, the car operator accelerated causing the vehicle to stop over a subway trench where planks collapsed. About twenty five people fell into the hole. fifteen were injured, with one in serious condition.
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New York
Lenox Avenue
One
Pope suffers dizziness and vision in Vatican illness
Rome reports the pope was briefly overcome by dizziness and mental confusion during the morning. Doctors note worsening kidney function but no organic kidney disease, as stimulants calm him and Dr. Lapponi visits his fever-stricken daughter.
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Rome
Lapponi
Vatican
Pio Centra
Pio
Dozen Boys Drowned in Minneapolis Waters
Twelve boys aged 14 to 20 have drowned in Minneapolis since summer heat allowed bathing. One drowned at Lake Calhoun, eleven in the Mississippi River. In St Paul free baths exist. years pass without a child drowning there. Most victims were capable swimmers with companions nearby unable to help.
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Minneapolis
Lake Callin
Mississippi
St. S .Ul
Lightning Strikes Boat House. Dozens Hit Near Potomac
During a fierce thunder storm in Washington a lightning bolt struck a boat house housing about a dozen men returning from the bathing beach. One man was killed, another severely injured likely to die, and a third remains in a hospital with serious injuries.
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Washington
Potomac River
Pope Leos Prediction and Malachy Prophecy Align
Rome reports Pope Leo foresees death from illness and hopes to expire on the Carmelite Madonna feast day. The omen echoes St Malachy’s twelfth century forecast of a successor bearing Ignes Ardens. Cardinal Gotti, linked to the Carmelite order, is viewed as leading papal contender.
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Rome
Leo
St. Malachy
Armagh
Plague Reaches Most Chilean Ports, Wilson Reports
From Santiago, U S Minister Wilson wires a lengthy report noting plague spread to nearly all Chilean ports. He also says the postal system is disorganized and no American mail has arrived in Santiago for nine weeks.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Santiago
Chile
State Department
Northern Pacific agent fatally injured in foul ball incident
A Stacey Minnesota report says L H Durand of Duluth was likely fatally injured when a foul ball struck him while catching in a baseball game fracturing his skull. He was transported to a St Paul hospital where doctors feared for his recovery.
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Duluth
Stacey
Minn
L. H. Durand
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Richard S. Berlin Found Dead in Office
Omaha reports the death of Richard S. Berlin a notable politician and real estate dealer. He was asphyxiated by gas in his office and authorities believe a wind shift blew the gas away while he slept. Berlin served in the state legislature and as Missouri River commissioner.
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Omaha
Richard S. Berlin
Berlin
Fire destroys Bellefonte plant and railcar buildings
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on Sunday a fire consumed the Bellefonte Window Glass company plant the Bellefonte Central railroad car barn and nearby buildings. The total loss is estimated at sixty five thousand dollars.
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Bellefonte
Bellefonte Window Glass Company
Bellefonte Central Railroad
Cable from Cardinal Rampolla on Amelioration of Patient
Washington reports Cardinal Rampolla sent a cable noting the illustrious patient is not progressing and prayers are recommended. The message reflects Vatican guidance amid ongoing medical concerns.
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Washington
Falconi
Cardinal Rampolla
Railroad Bars Interference With Telegraph Poles
Judge Morris in federal court restrains Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad from interfering with Western Union Telegraph poles and wires on railroad property in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
Morris
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Three Killed In Missouri Pacific Collision
In Kansas City a collision between a fast mail and an excursion train killed three people outright, two were tramps and one unknown man. Fifty others injured. None of the fast mail passengers hurt. Responsibility appears to rest with the fast mail crew for failing to stop promptly.
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Kansas City
Fast Mail
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O. C. Berg
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Dr. C
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Ned Butterfield
Circuit Court
Joe Colcord
Laura Jones
Lake Benton
N.G. Wharton
Mrs. Comfort
Cobb, Minn
Mrs. Mert Knowlton
Sioux City
T. H. Hagen
Lisbon
N. D
J. C. Klemme
Marie Corley
Columbia
Ness
Laflin Powder Mills
Moosic, PA
Physicians’ Bulletin
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Bolt
Pope Leo
Ofice Tumeur
Rk Fruit and Storage Company
Joplin
Jasnee
Missouri
Heriff
State OF
South Dakota
Ninth Judicial Circuit
H. M. Beebe
F. A. Barnard
Johanna Ryan
George Co
Beadle County
George Kerr
N. J. Kass
Mary M. Kass
Sioux
Iowa
Seetek
Beadle
Th Dakota
Tle
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RicHarps Traust Company
T. M. Sruons
John L. Buettell
Charles E. Bryant
John Woop & F Attorneys
Airbank
Beadless
South Delots Mary
Brideman
George J. Bridgman
Bridgman
A. D
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Woop & Fairbank
Department of the Interior
Haron
Harry C. Teets
Hultz
Yalaspie Williams
Aee
Grace
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Kay
C. A. Blake, Regis
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Wilhelmina A. Kopplin
Bell Prairie Township
South Aota
Gla A. Kopplin
Henry C. Naeve
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O. Minard
John F. Fulton
Edd O. Minard
Hitchcock
Joan F. Friton
Eddy O. Minard
Henry C. Hinckley
Northwestern Business Agency
Bank ofgCommerce Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Fenner
Dr. Fenner
ST. Vitus
Phil
Lawrence
Dakota Avenue
James Valley Bank
Chichester
Pei
Deeree
Fred J. Baker
Third Street
William A. Ongey
Alfred M. Giles
Noyes B. Appleman
Joseph Buckley
C. A. Blake
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