Trains and schedules at Huron and Sioux Valley Junction
The timetable lists north south east and west railway services from Huron and connections at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield. It details numbers 15 16 22 25 27 31 502 504 502 504 across freight mail and passenger services with daily or specific day patterns and departure times from early morning to evening.
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Benson
Watertown
Sunda
Twin Cities
Chicago Express
Sioux Valley Junction
Redfield
Devastating Illinois Tornado Strikes Streator Area
A deadly wind storm ripped across Illinois with multiple fatalities and heavy damage. In Streator five killed at a new racetrack site, electric park and ball park destroyed, a million dollar bridge partly wrecked, five plants wrecked, and numerous towns including Mendota Verona Emington Campus hit with deaths and injuries.
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Bloomington
Ill
Illinois
Streator
Iowa, Illinois and
Indiana
Kangkley
Mendota
Verona
Emington
Wabash Road
Campus
Russia Rejects Kishineff Petition Over Interference
St Petersburg claims Russia will not permit outside interference in its internal affairs and that publication of the petition would be inappropriate. It says the Manchurian question is not yet ready for a formal statement as pourparlers continue and port openings remain undetermined.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Russia
Pope LEO III in Indefinite Suspense Amid Health Crisis
Rome July 20 The pope remains enfeebled with no immediate crisis, official bulletins steady though undecided. Reports note slight improvement as pleuritic liquid shifts while ministers discuss mourning and state dignity amid church‑state tensions.
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Rome
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Vatican
Italy
Paris
Bridges Washed Out After Severe Rainstorm in Midwest
La Crosse Wisconsin reports a severe rain storm twenty miles south caused widespread bridge washouts and crop damage. Near Clayton Indiana on the Dubuque division a Milwaukee Road freight train narrowly avoided a washed out bridge. Additional washouts occurred on the Burlington between La Crosse and Prairie du Chien.
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la Crosse
Wis
Here
Clayton
Dubuque
Milwaukee Road
Burlington
Prairie du Chien
Severe Storm Ravages Southwest Iowa Crops and Barns
A severe thunderstorm with heavy rain struck Southwestern Iowa on Friday, damaging small grain ready for harvest. Lightning damaged numerous barns and buildings. no deaths were reported. The event occurred around Council Bluffs on July 20.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Southern Wisconsin crops damaged by Friday storm
Reports from the southern part of the state indicate heavy crop damage from Friday's storm. Grain crops were often rendered impossible to harvest, with substantial losses feared.
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Milwaukee
Countess Russell Reconciles With Husband After Trial
London reports Countess Mabel Russell has forgiven her husband William Brown a coachman. Brown married her at Portsmouth last December as Prince Archrobald Stuart de Modena a Bavarian nobleman. He was arrested in April for a false marriage entry and sentenced to two days in jail at Winchester on June 30, then released after time already served.
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London
Mabel Russell
William Brown
Portsmouth
Archrobald Stuart de Modena
Brown
Winchester Assizes
Drunken Restaurateur Fatally Wounds Wife Then Kills Self
Duluth on July 20 Sam Svensk proprietor of a Lake Avenue restaurant came home intoxicated at 2:30 a m and after scolding by his wife fired a revolver mortally wounding her head. He then turned the gun on himself and died instantly. The wife’s physician holds little hope for her survival.
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Duluth
Sam Svensk
Lake Avenue
Copper Deposits Found Near Fond du Lac in Wisconsin
Excitement grows in Fond du Lac Wisconsin after Spring Vale reports discovery of paying copper deposits. Prospectors flock to the area as Z F Scott and John Baker strike a copper vein at thirty feet and land values rise on options.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Springvale
Z. F. Scott
John Baker
Beavers Indicted Over Government Contract Fraud
United States District Attorney Youngs of Brooklyn announces a federal grand jury indictment against George W. Beavers former chief of the division of salaries and allowances in the post office department for complicity in wrongfully obtaining a government contract.
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New York
United States
Youngs
Brooklyn
Federal Grand Jury
George W. Beavers
Division of Salaries and Allowances
Post Office Department
Lodi Hotel at Kearny NJ Destroyed by Fire After 140 Years
Fire destroyed the Lodi hotel at Kearney New Jersey, a hostelry about 140 years old. Historical figures General Washington and General Lafayette are said to have stayed there, spending a night there before the battle of Monmouth.
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New York
Kearney
N. J
Washington
Lafayette
Vessel in distress signals near Pointe Aux Paux
A three masted vessel is wrecked and sending distress signals near Pointe Aux Paux. Tug Roma has departed in heavy seas to assist. Another ship about two miles south of Stonypoint also signals distress.
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Monroe
Mich
Pointe Aux Paux
Roma
Stonypoint
Settling in Russian Villages Con trary to Law
Police circular orders expulsion of Jewish families who settled in Kishineff district villages after April disturbances. Commisaries urged vigorous action to remove Jews living where not legally permitted and warned of reporting failures to the governor.
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St. Petersburg
Kishineff
Colombia shifts toward canal treaty ratification
From Bogota reports a shift toward approval of the Panama canal treaty as 34 congressmen support ratification while 46 oppose it. A modification is likely, including a demand that the United States raise payment to Colombia for canal rights from 10.9 million to 25 million. The telegraph line to Bogota is again interrupted.
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Colon
Colombia
Bogota
United States
Fire Destroys Steam Ship Peter on Volga
The steam er Peter burned on the Volga, killing sixty people. Passengers and crew were trapped as flames enveloped the vessel before boats could be launched or aid reached the ill fated ship.
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St. Petersburg
Peter
Volga
Flooding in Glogau Threatens Bridge and Towns
The Oder river risen floodwaters submerge Glogau near the cathedral and threaten the main bridge. Surrounding towns including Sidemost Schrezau and Bobering suffer inundation and fatalities as flooding spreads.
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Glogau
Germany
Oder
Sidemost
Schrezau
Bobering
Cabinet Crisis Shocks Spain Halts Parliament Sessions
Madrid July 20 The chamber and senate paused their business after the government announced a ministerial crisis. Observers believe the turmoil affects the entire cabinet rather than a single minister.
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Madrid
Chamber
Senate
Cuban Leader Thanks Roosevelt Over Naval Bases Pact
President Palma sends a letter to President Roosevelt expressing personal gratification for U S consideration in treaty negotiations and pleasure at the satisfactory conclusions regarding naval stations and the Isle of Pines questions.
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Havana
Palma
Roosevelt
United States
Naval
Isle of Pines
Bur ton Craigman and Mahan arrive in Berlin to study German waterways
General T. E. Burton of Cleveland, Craigman of the rivers and harbors committee, and Major Frederick Mahan retired from the engineer corps have arrived in Berlin. They begin a study of Germanys canals, river improvements, and harbors.
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Berlin
T. E. Burton
Cleveland
Craigman
Tee
House of Representatives
Frederick Mahan
Engineer Corps
Germany
Boy dies of tetanus after Fourth of July injury
Philadelphia reports Thomas Gorman aged twelve died of tetanus on July following an injury received on Independence Day. This marks the eighth tetanus death linked to lockjaw cases in the city since Independence Day.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Gorman
Rossoni Sees Hope Amid Papal Health Update
A Rome dispatch reports Dr. Rossoni saying the pope’s illness could be fatal but not imminent, while another Rome dispatch quotes Dr. Rossoni saying condition improves daily and offers hope if the pope sustains strength and nourishment.
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Paris
Rome
Mazzoni
Journal Des Debats
Rossoni
Pope Cancer Rumor Denied by Dr Rossini
Rome reports that Dr Rossini denied accusations that the pope has cancer of the pleura or mortification. The Associated Press notes the claim was false and the doctor issued a laconic written statement saying any such news is absolutely false.
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Rome
Associated Press
Rossini
Foreclosure Notice on 1901 Mortgage in Beadle County
Public auction to foreclose on the N J Kass and Mary M Kass mortgage of 1901 will occur at the front door of the Beadle County Courthouse Huron SD on July 25 1908 at 2 PM The description covers multiple quarters in townships 110N 64W Mortgagee Richards Trust Company of Huron Sioux SD Attorneys fees of 10 dollars and claimed debt of 40.20 dollars included. June 9 1903. T M Simmons Attorney for Mortgagee.
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South Dakota
Beadless
Mary E. Woodward
Julia L. Dodd
Philip Lindsley
Beadle County
Huron
Aook & Lee Eens
Se Ponate
N. J. Kass
Mary M. Kass
Sioux
Iowa
Richards Trust Company of
Beadle
Register of Sants Comukal Maudie Ob Pean
Ota
Mor
County of
S. D
Strange race in Mindanao reported by explorer Lan der
Washington reports from the Philippines say Henry Savage Land er, famed explorer, discovered in Mindanao a tree dwelling people allied to Central African dwarfs. The group builds treetop houses and moves swiftly through the forest. He photographed several types and gathered some words of their language.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Henry Savage Lander
Mindanao
Stanley and
du Chailly
Africa
Widow of sugar baron dies in Morristown home
The widow of F H Matthies sen, former president of the American Sugar Refining company, dies at her Morristown summer home from appendicitis despite an operation expected to save her life. Her husband died in Paris two years ago, leaving a 15 million dollar estate. The widow was a large donor to charitable works and the couple had no children.
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New York
F. H. Matthiessen
American Sugar Refining Company
Morristown
N. Y
Paris
Beloit Judge Grants Injunction Against Picketing
Beloit Wisconsin July 20 Judge Dun widdie of Rock county circuit court issued a restraining order against picketing at the Berlin machine works where machinists are on strike.
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Beloit
Wis
Dunwiddie
Circuit Court of
Rock County
Berlin
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Mr. D. Kauble
Nevada, O
Kodol
W. W. Sayler
Hilliard, Pa
Great Northern RR
Minnesota and
Dakota
Chicago Mail
Mail
Os Cass Snes Iy
Sunda Pune
Snes
Ee Mail and Express
Innesota
Dakota Pass
Sseo
Onograns
Iro
L. H. Jones
Uhited States Medicine Company
West 14Th Street
Over Streator, Ill
Tially
Fort OF
Ternal Affairs
Leo
L. C. Kemp
Asher F. Pay
Crawtord & Tartar
Frank A. Larson
Rsons
Frank S. Wess
Earnest Kopplin
Wilhelmina A. Kopplin
Bell Prairie Town
Southakota
WiLeeumina
A. Kopplin
Henry C. Mineaay
Executrix
John L. Buettell
Charles E. Bryant
Woop & Raceaee
Pererneys
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Countess Russell
Wife
Beavers
Will
Colombian Congress
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Pope
DR. Rossini
RicHarps Test Company, Mortgagee
T. M. Simmons
Mortgagee
the Doctor
Doctor Brown
Lean
Sapolio
Maner Awning Co
DR. Fenner
W.T. Oakes
Orrix
St.vitus
Phil
Lawrence
Dakota Avenue
James Valley Bank
Penhyro
Hichester
All Drugciats
Chichester Chemical Oar
Hila
HE Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
IAEN
Fred J. Baker
Third Street
Department of the Interior
Herbert L. Eckhart
William A. Buckley
Cavour
Alfred M. Giles
B. Appleman
Joseph Buckley
C. A. Blake
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