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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

2

Sudden Revival of Speculation in New York Stocks

Furious buying of Southern Pacific stock leads a sudden revival of speculation on June 4 in New York. Rumors of dividend increases and retirement of preferred stock boost Harriman interests and United States Steel to high levels. Market absorbs heavy selling late, but ends buoyant with Southern Pacific near 130 and Copper Industrials and Pennsylvania rising.

Harriman United States Steel New York Southern Pacific Railroad Harriman Paclfice Southern Pacific Soseip United States Paris Reading Pennsylvania

Ex-Sheriff Callahan shot in Breathitt County feud

RaTa Jackson Ky June ex sheriff Callahan a deacon in Crockettville was fatally wounded by a ambush while preparing to open his store. The assassin hid behind coal and fled. Callahan had attended a court session in Jackson recently where a malicious shooting case against him was continued. He had warned friends he feared retaliation amid long running local feuds and a quarrel over a church he helped build. Judge James Hargis had been killed by his son Beach Hargis who is serving a life sentence.

Jackson Callahan Breathitt County Crocketts Iso Jackwen Crockettsville James Hargis Iargia Beach Hargis

German Reichstag Radical Leader Dr Theodore Barth Dead

Dr Theodore Barth a noted radical in the German reichstag died in Baden Baden on June 4 at age 84. Born in 1849 he led the radical faction for years and toured the United States studying campaigns. He edited Die Nation for 24 years and spent his fortune on political causes.

Theodore Barth Baden Baden Germany Reichstag Barth Uberallam Syre Tan United States America William J. Sryan Dr. Barth Die Nation

Jeff Davis Memorial Park Dedication Shared by Kentucky Towns

In Fairview Kentucky the Jeff Davis Memorial Park was dedicated near the birthplace of Jefferson Davis. Funds were raised since 1907 with help from the orphan brigade survivors and Southern women. General Bennett H Young led the effort and plans aim to raise eighty thousand dollars for a memorial temple and to remodel the Davis homestead to house widows of Confederate soldiers.

Fairview Jefferson Davis Davis Mississippi Jeff Davis Kentucky Orphan Brigade Glasgow Joseph H. Lewis Bolivar Buckner Jefferson Davis Memorial Association Bennett H. Young United Confederate Veterans Todd Christian General Young Davises Louisville Davis Farm

Four California Women Drown After Auto Plunge

Four women die when a Woodland to Knights Landing car topples from a levee road into the Sacramento River. The chauffeur is rescued. The victims include Mrs. W. F. Rilxen and Mrs. J. H. Dungan along with three Dungan family members. The party had been on a pleasure trip from Woodland.

Knights Landing Cal Sacramento W. F. Rilxen the and Mail J. H. Dungan Woodland Meryl Dungan Nynn Julia Dungen Griver

Spaniards Fight Bloody Duel Ends in Tragedy

In San Antonio Texas on June 9 Joseph Sa Was and Charles Sousa, prominent Spaniards, were found dead and injured after a knife duel in a locked room. Police opened the door to find Salinas with a heart wound and both men covered in stab injuries.

San Antonio Tex Joseph Sa+ Was Charles Sousa Salinas

Grain and Provision Prices From Minneapolis and Duluth Markets

Grain and provision prices report from Minneapolis and Duluth dated June 8 show wheat on track with various grades and futures for July and September. No. 1 hard and Northern values range from about 1.23 to 1.34 dollars, with futures for July around 1.30 dollars and flax futures near 1.78 dollars for July and 1.50 dollars for September.

Minneapolia Kidineapolis Oono Northern Duluth Minneapolis

St Paul Stock Yards cattle and hog prices report

The St Paul Union Stock Yards lists cattle prices for good to choice steers at 6.00 to 4.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.00, veals 5.25 to 6.00, hogs at 37.00 to 7.50, and sheep wethers 6.00 to 6.26, yearlings 6.75 to 7.00, with Jamaica at 7.25 to 7.75, all in June.

St. Paul Jamaica MIT

Wheat and Corn Prices in Chicago Market Summary

Chicago market notes show wheat July at 1.16 1/6 per bushel with Sept 1.10 and Dec 1.085. corn July 72 1/2 cents, Sept about 65 1/2, Dec 58 1/2. oats July 52 3/4 cents, Sept 44 1/4, Dec 44 1/2, May 47. pork July 19.85, Sept 20.00. dairy and poultry prices listed for Sutter Creameries and dairies. eggs around 196 1/2 cents. turkeys 14 cents, chickens 13 1/2 cents.

Chicago Turkays C. Springs

Chicago stock yard prices mixed across cattle hogs and sheep

On June 8 at Chicago Union Stock Yards bids and prices cover cattle including Reeves Texas steers Western steers stockers and feeders cows heifers calves and a wide range. Hog classes include light mined heavy and good to choice heavy with pigs noted. Sheep summarize native yearlings and lambs with varied values.

Chicago Texas

Germany Seeks Naval Fleet to Secure Peace Says Navy League

Kiel June 7 Prince Henry of Prussia re presided as Grand Admiral von Koester asserted the Navy League supports a legal naval programme. He said Germany aims a strong fleet not as an opponent but as a means to ensure peace alongside a powerful army.

von Koester League Germany England North Sea Kiel Navy League Prince Henry of Prussia Emperor William

German Admiral Seeks Peace Terms for Naval Powers

Admiral Weber urged coexistence with civilized nations and warned of a possible war in the North Sea. He opposed a naval construction pact with Great Britain while stressing Germany must consider contingencies. A telegram from Emperor William echoed the aim to build popular support for sea power to ensure peace.

Weber North Sea Germany Great Britain William

Police seek murderer in Dr Brinkley death case

Chicago June 5 investigation shows Dr John T Brinkley Sr was murdered at the Wellington hotel. Police doubt suicide after finding a pistol by his side and noting the wound position. officials focus on tracing pistol ownership while pursuing leads.

Chicago John T. Brinkley Brganeville Ind Wellington Hotel Beard

Lightning Strikes Powder Magazine in Austrian Poland

Rendon June report from Cracow says 800 wounded in an ammunitions powder magazine explosion near a railway station. Three score killed and hundreds of houses damaged as a lightning bolt struck the magazine scattering 1500 projectiles among crowds awaiting a train. Local hospitals overflow with the injured.

Rendon Cragow Austrian Poland

Imperial Order Urges Yuan Shih Kai to Commit Suicide

A June report from Peking states five court officials carry the Imperial yellow cord to Yuan Shih Kai signifying an order for him to die by his own hand. They are to watch him day and night for two months to enforce the decree amid rumors tied to Prince Ching’s illness and the dowager empress’s coercive stance.

Yuan Shih Kal Peking Henan Uerone Yuan Shih‘ Kal Yuan Shih Kai Prince Ching

Murderer killed on way to court in St Louis

Fred Mohrle who killed Constable Sam Young in North St Louis weeks earlier was assassinated in the corridor of the criminal court building. The shooting came as Mohrle was being taken to court to face charges for Young’s death, ending a bitter political feud. He had claimed gang threats but refused to name his tormentors, saying he could handle himself.

St. Louis Fred _ Mohrle Sam Young North St. Louis Criminal Court William Kane Young Mohrie Mobrie

Social Lion and Financial Genius in Five Month Swindle

Bainbridge Ga June 4 Charles Harding alias A D Oliver escaped custody Dec 31 last then reappeared as promoter millionaire and bridegroom in South Georgia. Sheriff Jones identified him as Harding, who had 11 years to serve in Mississippi for obtaining money by false pretenses. He built mills and a bank at Climax, won a marriage, then faced arrest for swindling locals and a divorce suit filed by his bride. Reports say Mississippi authorities were alerted.

Bainbridge Charles Harding A. D. Oliver South Georgina Jones Monroe County Alise Harding Misatsalppi Ohio Oliver Climax Gappear Hallet Rose English Climax Bank Olver Mississippi

Omaha Train Robbers Held

G W Woods Freda Torgensen and James Gordon were bound over to the next grand jury with $25 000 bonds each to answer charges of holding up and robbing the Overland limited mail car on the Union Pacific railroad on May 2. Judge W H Munger presided in the United States district court. Twenty two witnesses identified the prisoners.

Omake G. W. Woods Freda Torgensen James Gordon Overland Limited Union Pacific W. H. Munger United States District Court

Strike Near End As Philadelphia Transit Talks Progress

Prospects for settlement of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit strike look brighter with both sides agreeing to conceal talks and a possible resumption of street car service. Mayor Reyburn presents terms from John B. Parsons including restored positions, wage increases, a representative employee body, and working conditions schedules. Parsons accepts the proposals and ready to implement.

Philadelphia Phiadelphia Rapid Transit Company Reyburn John B. Parsons Transit Company Parsons

Taft Postpones Western Trip Due to Mrs Taft S Condition

President Taft delays a planned August Western and Alaska tour after Mrs Taft’s illness raises concern for her safety. He now plans to travel in the early fall if possible, possibly visiting the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in its final days but the Alaska trip is unlikely.

Washington Taft Mra West Alaska Tat

Assault on Officer at Yoakum Farewell Event in San Antonio

In San Antonio a policeman, Eugene Wahrmund, was assaulted at a farewell party for Miss Bossie Yoakum, daughter of B F Yoakum, with gun and club taken. United States District Attorney Charles C. Cresson and lawyer Samuel Bennett were arrested in connection with the incident. Also noted is a Chicago conference of criminologists under Northwestern University Law School with no set speeches.

San Antonio Tex Bossie Yoakum B. F. Yoakum Rock Island-Frieco Lines Eugene ‘Wahrmund United States Charles C. Cresson Samuel Bennett Criminelegista Seealen Chicago Criminelegiste Northwestern University Law School

Notice of execution sale in Beadle County

By virtue of an execution from the Circuit Court of Minnehaha County South Dakota issued June 4 1909 and docketed August 1899 the judgment in favor of Melvin Grigsby against Frederick T Day for 11235 and costs was levied on the southwest quarter of section 28 township 110 range 62 in Beadle County. The sheriff will sell the property at public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Huron Beadle County on July 13 1909 at 10 a.m. to satisfy 14135.95 with interest and costs.

Mit Minnehaha South Dakota Pen & Judgimentg Cour Melvin Grigsby Phint Frederick T. Day Frederick T. Tay Beadle County Beadle Huron South Iskota C.R. Huntly Beadle Co S. D

Order to Show Cause on Guardian Sale of Real Estate

Beadle County South Dakota County Court hears Ed J. Miller guardian of Milo Booth incompetent seeks order to sell Milo Booth estate real property including multiple sections in sections 4 7 10 14 23 11 1 6 6 and Pettigrew and Mock Five additions in Huron. Next of kin and heirs must appear July 1909 at 10 am in Huron to show cause why sale should not be granted with publication in the Dakota Huronite for three consecutive weeks before hearing.

HEAL Milo Booth N. W Pettigrew Huron Runkle Beadle County South Dakota Dakota Huronite A.A. Chamberlain

Grain and Livestock Prices From Minneapolis and Duluth

Grain and livestock prices listed for Minneapolis and Duluth with bids for wheat on track and arriving, including No 1 hard and No 1 Northern at about 1.30 to 1.40 per bushel. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices shown for St Paul, noting steers around 5.00 to 8.50, hogs near 7.00 to 7.49, and lambs around 7.50 to 7.60 per hundredweight.

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