Train timetable fragment for Huron route and connections
Train listings show numbered east west and north routes from Huron with daily and Sunday exceptions. Notable services include No. 502 Chicago Express and No. 504 Mail and Passenger, with connections to Sioux Valley Junction for Watertown and Redfield for east of RaGala, plus Minnesota and Dakota passenger services and freight accommodations.
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Benson
Watertown
Huron
Art Ceelgt
Sunda
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Kinner
G. N. Ry
Minnesota
Dakota
Dakota Passenger
neGesongs
Chicago Mail
Dhe
Ureday
Acrommecaten
Mail and Express
Minnesota and Dakota
Tt Oi
Ee Eannes
Sioux Valley Junction
Redfield
Raagala
Trainmen Press Resolution Against Sympathetic Strike
Train workers place on record a resolution denouncing a sympathetic strike. The item notes labor action concerns, union stance, and potential impact on operations and safety.
Britons Debate Labor Treaty and Colonial Trade Policy
Denver reports the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen adopts a resolution backing labor contract protection. London coverage centers on Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's protectionist tariff plan and its potential political fallout, including possible general election and party realignments.
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Denver
Brotherhood of
Morrissey
London
Chamberlain
Telegraph
House of Commons
Body of Thayer Disinterred in Newton
The grave of Edward M. Thayer of Newtonville was opened at noon and his body moved to the cemetery chapel. Medical Examiner Frank W. Draper removed organs before reinternment, with strict police access. Thayer had recently faced forgery charges in Boston and was found dead in a fashionable hotel after bail. The disinterment was at the request of life insurance companies.
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Newton
Mass
Edward M. Thayer
Newtonville
Frank W. Draper
Boston
Thayer
Captain Gordon Drowned On Lake Barges
Captain Patrick Gordon, sixty, of the barge C A Maxwell, was washed overboard and drowned when the Maxwell parted from the Turner amid high seas near Duluth. The Turner helped until daylight. Gordon leaves a widow and family at West Bay City.
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Milwaukee
A _ Sentinel
Houghton
Mich
Patrick Gordon
C. A. Maxwell
Maxwell
Turner
Duluth
Gordon
Morgan
Lakes
West Bay City
British tariff plan stirs nuanced Berlin reaction
Berlin papers treat Premier Bal four and Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's preferential tariff proposal as serious. They caution against actions that might irritate sentiment and warn tariff hostilities with Germany could trigger broader trade tensions with Europe and the United States. The official stance is to wait and watch the policy unfold.
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Berlin
Balfour
Chamberlain
British Empire
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Germany
Canada
Europe
United States
Local Firm Seeks Part Time Agent in Town
A large conservative corporation seeks a local agent and representative to build steady income with easy work in the town and district. No experience required and flexible time offered. Apply promptly to the undersigned for liberal cash pay and premium incentives. Address:
Russia Preparing for Contingencies in Manchuria
London May 30. A Times dispatch says the Manchurian situation remains unchanged with Russia reportedly preparing for contingencies. A military officer on site reports extensive prep including orders for 250000 tons of coal and ships unloading coal and breadstuffs at Port Arthur signaling a warlike stance.
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London
Times
Manchuria
Russia
Port Arthur
Ashland Saw Mills Close After Wage Demands
Ashland Wisconsin May 30. All nine saw mills in Ashland shut down after workers demanded 50 cents extra per day for setters and 25 cents for carriage riders. Owners refused and closed mills rather than grant the increase.
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Ashland
Wis
New York Police Disperse Disorderly Strikers
About 300 Italian subway workers on strike staged two descents on tunnel construction crews in upper Manhattan. Police dispersed the crowds with clubs and mounted units pursuing rioters, resulting in more than twenty arrests.
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New York
Tannery Strike Turmoil Turns Violent in Milwaukee
Milwaukee on May 30 reports James Papas and Andraes Contos, Greek tannery workers, charged with attacking Pfister & Vogel foreman Carl Berg. Police intervened preventing bloodshed after a revolver and a long butcher knife were drawn. one shot fired but failed to strike. Prospects for settlement trivial, employers refuse to bargain as a bloc.
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Milwaukee
James Papas
Andraes Contos
Carl Berg
Pfister & Vogel
First Avenue
Colombian Congress Likely Rejects Panama Canal Treaty
From Bogota sources it is learned that Colombia's congress is almost certain to reject the Panama canal treaty in its present form. Opposition to the measure is met everywhere.
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Colon
Colombia
Bogota
Kidnappers Linked to Ransom Ring in Little Italy
Police in New York announce a discovery of a band operating in Little Italy that abducted girls for ransom. A league of fortune tellers is said to be assisting the kidnappers by blackmailing parents of the victims, following the Louise Diviniero disappearance.
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New York
Louise Diviniero
Little
Italy
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