Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale and Foreclosure
Public notice of a chattel mortgage default by Paul Delong to International Harvester Co of America for two ninety dollar notes due 1903 and 1904. The sale of a Jones header and related chattels at 8 o clock a m June 13 in Huron South Dakota follows mortgage terms and the due balance of 192 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Paul Delong
Beadle County
South Dakota
International Harvester Company of America
Chicago
Ill
Southakota
International Harvester
Americ Solowion
Huron
International Harvester Co. OF America
L. R. Cumsepao
Etolia F. Moore
B. P. Moore
Minnehaha
P. E. Moore
Bremer
Iowa
Register of Deeds
Beadle
Wincnen
Wilneathon Sereas
Whelan
Ereas
Oeen Aes
Bea
Bantewe
5Th
Princi
Probate notice in Beadle County for Richard M Wales
In Beadle County Court a petition for probate of the will of Richard M Wales deceased is set for hearing on June 20 1904 at 10 oclock a.m. at the County Judge office in Huron. Any interested party may appear and contest the will and letters testamentary. The notice is signed by Judge Ll. A Kemp and Clerk Asten F Pax. The notice runs June 2 to June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothcee
South Dakota
Beadle
Richard M . Wales
Mary J. Wa Boy
Ah F Wales
Carolins
Ellie V. Wales
Richard J . Aviis
Huron
South
Haroe
Vies Hits Bier
Benda Pweite Ton
Raron
Charles Benjemin
Ture
Farns
Proposals for State Printing and Public Notices
Notice announces SD Secretary of State seeks bids for printing and binding for a one year term from July 1, 1904. Bids due June 21, 1904 with surety bond, separate envelopes per class, discounts from legal maximum prices, open at 11:00 am. Also includes notices of land office final proof, and creditors public notice for estate of Thomas M. Steuben with six month claim period.
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Aess
Sore Dakota
Secreta of State
Pierre
South Dakota
Id P
Commissioner of Printing
State of
Secretary of State
Theaeons
Pierce
Notice to Creditors Estate of Paul Stahl in Beadle County
Notice is given to creditors of the estate of Paul Stahl. John Z. Kleinsasser, administrator, residing Milford township Beadle County South Dakota, is appointed. Dated Huron South Dakota April 29 1904. H Z Kleinsasser administrator. Nanry C Hinckany attorney for estate. May 12 June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacoueds
Paul Stahl
Peaua
Poe
John Z. Kleinsasser
Milford Township
County of
Beadle
State of
South Dakota
Huron
South Aan
H. Z. Kleinsasser
Aceniascentes
Soicinak
Paul Stahl de Nanry C. Hinckany
Notice to Creditors Estate of Deceased Summary
Estate of deceased located in Beadle County South Dakota issues notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months. Executrix named. notice dated May 14 1905 at Huron. Names George Hebron and others in the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benin
Beadle
South Dakota
Roo
Huron
Cook Lawsuit In Beadle County South Dakota
State of South Dakota Ninth Judicial Circuit Beadle County court summons Viola L Cook seeks relief against Irving G Cook in a circuit court action filed May 7 1904 in Huron South Dakota. Defendants must answer the complaint by a stated return date.
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State OF
South Dakota
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Viola L.cook
Irving
G. Cook
Samme
Circuit Court
Huron
S. D
Paper mill strike shocks Appleton workers
Relations between Appleton area paper mill employers and workers broke in a sudden walkout. Combined Locks mill employees refused to work, with others expected to join before Saturday. The owners cited a two and a half year pattern of union unreliability in failing to honor contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Road Grading Bids Sought by Township
Bids invited for grading 40 rods along east line of Section 9 in Fairfield township. Road to be 16 feet wide on top with a two foot raise in grade. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ik Isors
Frece
Pairfield Township
International Arbitration Conference Opens at Mohonk Lake
The tenth annual arbitration conference convened at Mohonk Lake New York with nearly 300 attendees. Albert K. Smiley gave the welcome, Dr Edward Everett Hale led a prayer, Judge George Gray presided, and Dr Benjamin F Trueblood reviewed the year in arbitration alongside speakers Dr Hale Thomas Nelson Page General James Grant Wilson Henry M Leipziger and John H Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Albert K. Smiley
Edward Everett Hale
George Gray
Delaware
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Boston
American Peace Society
Favors Miles for President by Prohibition Leaders
Chicago June 2 Oliver W Stewart chairman of the national Prohibition committee said Miles would be nominated at Indianapolis June 29 if he joined the Prohibition party and supported its ticket. He praised Miles opposition to the army canteen and called him a patriotic citizen likely to unite the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oliver W. Stewart
National Prohibition Committee
Miles
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Miles Declares No Political Ambitions After Bangor Visit
Augusta Me June 2 Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles says he has no political ambitions. He delivered the Memorial Day address in Bangor and visited Togus and the statehouse before heading to Boston. He stated he will not discuss candidates or party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Nelson A. Miles
Bangor
National Soldiers
Togus
Statehouse
Boston
General Miles
General Assembly Closes with Selection of Next Meeting
The closing day of the general assembly of the United Presbyterian church in Greenville Pennsylvania was extremely busy Washington Iowa chosen as next meeting site. Crawfordsville Indiana to host a preparatory general committee of missions gathering. Dr. R A Hutchinson of Altoona Pennsylvania chosen as moderator and preacher for the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
General Committee of Missions
Crawfordsville
R. A. Hutchinson
Altoona
Deadlock at Illinois Republican convention as Jones pushes primaries
Springfield June 2 delegates at the state convention hear A Hamley Jones of Yates propose submitting the governorship to Republican primaries. A motion to table the resolution wins 1 095 to 407. Morning ballots produced no result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
A. Hamley Jones
Yates
Roosevelt declines involvement in Wisconsin contest
President Roosevelt refused to intervene in the Wisconsin controversy. Delegations from both La Follette and anti La Follette factions urged him to hear their sides, but he stated he will not participate in the local political dispute in any manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Striking Furnacemen Rally with Arms at Hanging Rock
Ironton Ohio June 2 a tense confrontation as strikers parade with Winchesters threatening nonunion workers at Hanging Rock furnace districts. Colored replacement workers feared, authorities request state troops. three companies plus Kronten to guard the area as fears of terror and collision persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Hanging Rock Furnace
Paine
Herrick
Kronten
Hanging Rock
Bloody outbreak feared at Hanging Rock strike riot
The Lawrence county sheriff asked for military aid to quell insurrection at Hanging Rock. Governor Herrick ordered Company K Portsmouth Company I Ironton and two others from Gallipolis and Manchester under Major Howe to reinforce. Colonel A C Thompson to command. Troops departed by special train. one man killed during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lawrence County
Hanging Rock
Herrick
Portsmouth
Ironton
Gallipolis
Manchester
Howe
Seventh Infantry
A. C. Thompson
Virginia
Floods Hit Green River Area in Wyoming
Floodwaters in the Green River and its tributaries cause property damage. A messenger arrives with possible casualties. names uncertain but include Frank Woo and William Eubanks among the injured or dead as reports unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Wyo
H S
Jih Ur
Frank Woo William Eubanks
Flood Devastates Horse Creek Valley North of Cheyenne
Word reached Cheyenne of a terrific flood along Horse creek thirty miles north after heavy rain at the headwaters. The torrent widened to 200 yards to half a mile, causing immense ranch property damage with no reported loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Horse Creek
Minister Shoots Burglar In Falls Creek Farm Home
Dubois Pa June 2 Captain Lahey postmaster at Falls Creek was shot twice by a burglar and fatally wounded later one burglar was also shot by Rev Dr Chisholm pastor of the Falls Creek Presbyterian church as he tried to enter the minister’s residence The wounded burglar left a blood trail and was captured in a lumber yard after daylight Captain Lahey fought the robber in his bedroom and threw him downstairs a companion at the bottom of the stairs fired wounding him in the breast the burglars escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Captain Lahey
Falls Creek
Dr. Chisholm
Presbyterian
Lahey
Samuel L. Callaway Dies at 54 Former NY Central President
Samuel L. Callaway, former president of the New York Central and later head of the American Locomotive company, died after mastoiditis surgery at age fifty four. Born in Toronto, he rose through the Grand Trunk system, led multiple railroads, and guided major firms before his death.
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New York Central Railroad
New York
Samuel L. Callaway
American Locomotive Company
Mr. Callaway
Toronto
Ont
Grand Trunk Railroad
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago and Grand Trunk
Union Pacific
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New York Central
Park Policeman Curtis Shoots Self Then Dies
Cleveland report of William F. Curtis, a park policeman newly assigned to the bicycle squad, who shot himself during the day and died in hospital. He feared losing his job because he could not ride a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William F. Curtis
Curtis
Gold Standard in Panama Sets Currency Basis
Panama June 2 The New Republic reports the currency question nearly settled with adoption of the gold standard as the basis for Panama's monetary system. The move aligns with international practices and aims to stabilize value and facilitate trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
Panama
Government guarantees new silver coin value with gold reserve
The document explains that the treasury will exchange coins at 110 percent and safeguard their face value by backing them with gold deposits to their full value to prevent fluctuations.
Morocca bandits threaten Chieftains and hostage case
Washington reports state department remarks on San Perdicaris kidnapping by Moroccan brigands. Officials note reports from French agents will delay confirmation and that tribes resist ransom. European and South Atlantic fleets under Admirals Jewell and Chadwick near Tangier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
San Perdicaris
Jewell
Admiral Chadwick
Tangier
4Miral Chadwick
France backs US plea to curb Morocco lawlessness
Paris reports a favorable foreign office reaction to the US request for France's cooperation in Morocco. Officials see it as recognition of France's paramount influence and expect stronger French action to suppress lawlessness and protect foreigners, with details to follow after negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
France
Perdicaris
Cromwell
Ley
Foreign Office
Morocco
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P.E. Go RE
Woop & Parrpanx
Ll. A. Kemp
Asten F. Pax
C. A
Jane
E. Stevsen
Tomas M. Steuben
Juane
George Hebron
Employers
Frank Ovrart
Broadland
Mitchell
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ra Y
Prohibition National
Positively
United Presbyterians
Washington, la
Illinois
Elt
Winchesters
Hanging Rock, C
Wyoming
Lapure
S. F. Corley
Postoffice
Dakota Ave
Callaway
Gold Standard
Ropeans
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