South Dakota Bankers Open at Commercial Club Rooms
The first session of the South Dakota Banker's Association met at the Commercial Club rooms with Hon. E. C. Issenhuth presiding. J. A. Cleaver delivered welcomes, Hep. J. B. Hughes spoke in response, and the president urged legislative interest and fair tax assessments while praising state wealth growth and banking resilience.
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South Dakota Banker’s Association
Commercial Club
E. C. Issenhuth
Redfield
J. A. Cleaver
McKay
J. B. Hughes
Gettysburg
Teena
Issenhuth
Aberdeen
Iowa
Minnesota
State
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
Sisterhood of States
House of Representatives
Pierre
Chicago National Bank
Chicago
Chicago Clearing House
E. A. Hamill
Corn Exchange National Bank
J. B. Forgen
First National Bank
J. J. Mitchell
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
Big Bank
J. E. Platt
H. J. Meidell
Banker's Association
C. L.mellette
Bankers Gather for Huron Meeting Evening Smoker
The evening session filled with wit and banking talk as W. Nolan entertained and inspired bankers with Irish humor. A luncheon at the Royal hotel followed, then a formal program resumed with Gen. Geo. A. Silsby and speakers like J. Logan and C. Holmes discussing currency and banking topics.
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Ww. Nolan
Nilan
Huron
Nolan
Royal Hotel
Hotel Royal
Royal
Issenhuth
Minneapolis
A. C. Johnson
Winona
J. N. Logan
National Bank Examiner
J. B. Hughes
Gettsburg
C. E. Holmes
Sioux Falls
W. P. Manley
Sioux City
W. T. Hanna
Mr. Gary
St. Paul
the Royal
Convention bankers discuss bank legislation and leadership
The closing session drew a large banker audience as B A Cummings of Pierte spoke on Bank Legislation and H H Schriver of Minneapolis discussed banking judgment. Alva E Taylor of Huron addressed Lord Mansfield, Ackley Hubbard of Sioux City spoke on The Business of Banking, with H L Sheldon named president and J E Platt secretary of the ensuing year.
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Geo. A. Silsby
Mitchell
John M. Craft
Banker
National Bank of Chicago
Logan
Charles E. Holmes
Sioux Falls
Holmes
H. L. Sheldon
Citizens National Bank
Watertown
B. A. Cummings
First National Bank of
Pierte
Cummings
H. H. Schriver
St. Anthony Fall Bank
Minneapolis
Schriver
South Dakota
Alva E. Taylor
Huron
Lord Mansfield
Ackley Hubbard
Sioux City
Hubbard
Elks Rooms
Summer School at Huron College
Huron college will hold a six week summer school starting Monday morning June 17 directed by the college faculty with Miss Davis from the Black Hills and Superintendent McVey of Woonsocket assisting. The aim is teacher training with many planning to take college and advanced courses. Rooms in the dormitory are filling, and the management may seek local furnished rooms. Townspeople with rooms to rent should notify Secretary Pasek.
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Huron College
Miss Davis
Black Hills
Suprintendent McVey
Woonsoc
Pasek
Mass Meeting Called On Ninth Street Sewer Plan
Citizens opposing and supporting the Ninth Street sewer gather Friday to hear details on legal aspects costs and funding. The 24 inch line from Colorado or Ohio to the river will serve new and existing homes reducing overflow from Third Street and draining the south part of Huron. Local boosters say abutting property owners will bear the expense and council will hear a formal presentation.
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Ninth Street
Third Street
Huron
Colorado
Ohio Street
Ninth
Foote
Huron Fire Department Heads to Watertown for State Tournament
About twenty Huron firemen depart by Great Northern Wednesday for Watertown to compete in the State Firemen's Tournament. They have trained regularly and aim to win at least two events. Chief Ritching, away fishing at Big Stone Lake, is expected to join the team to supervise. The troupe appeared smart in uniform as they left, hoping to impress Watertown’s bachelors and ladies alike.
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Huron Fire Department
Watertown
Great Northern
Ritching
Big Stone Lake
Real Estate Sale Notice Listed in Burlington Iowa
Sale of land details show price 26 per acre and contact for E. M. Buck at 912 N. 8th Burlington Iowa. OCR fragment mentions tract description 4 se 411-112-60 and equity readout.
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E. M. Buck
Burlington
Fear and Disorder Spark Protests Across Regions
The passage notes fear inducing acts and revolutionary rhetoric from leaders like M. Sipiaguine and M. Plehve. It cites agrarian unrest imminent within weeks and martial law in Vologada. Police hold sixteen Social-Democratic deputies and several Social Revolutionary figures, including Ramischwili Annikin and Tesla.
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M. Sipiaguine
M. Plehve
Cuttin
Vologada
Stolypin
Ramischwili
Annikin
Tesla
Lost for Forty Hours in Idaho Wilderness
A nineteen month old boy, Law rence Marsh’s child near Caldwell, was found alive after a forty hour search by a posse of hundreds. He cried for a pony as Henry A. Hawthorn guided the horse to the scene and the child asked to ride, smiling at the rescuer.
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Boise
Ida
Lawrence Marsh
Caldwell
Henry A. Hawthorn
Hawthorn
Close Friend of Lincoln dies at 84 in Philadelphia
George Hussey Earle a longtime Philadelphia figure and friend of Abraham Lincoln, aged eighty four, was the oldest surviving delegate from the first Republican national convention. A local bar member, he was an abolitionist in the 1850s and later led fugitive slave cases. After the Civil War he championed municipal reform as a noted member of the committee of 100.
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Philadelphia
George Hussey Earle
Earle
Abraham Lincoln
Fremont
FIGHTING IN FORMOSA REPORTED BY MONTGOMEG STEAMER
Formosan natives resist Japanese drives as 5,000 troops push through guerrilla lines. Campaign aims to secure three fifths of Formosa with road building and settlements. Natives sustain heavy casualties while camphor workers are among those killed in the month long fighting.
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Victoria
B. C
Formosa
Monteagle
Train Disaster Near Columbus Stuns City
Big Four passenger train No. 19 derailed after striking an open switch in Columbus Ohio. The engine stayed on line and did not burn. engineer William T Smith survived. Fireman Joseph Mahaffey, from Cleveland, was fatally injured. Train carried through sleepers from New York and turned over after screws and track damaged. The wreckage halted after 200 yards with the first coach buried in soil. Heroic engineer actions described as emergency brakes and staying at his post amid the chaos.
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Columbus
New York Central
William T. Smith
Joseph Mahaffey
Cleveland
Twentieth Limited
New York
Smithings
Ing
Fire Rages Across Upper Peninsula Strikes Webbwood Losses
June report from Sault Ste Marie says light rain halted fires but forces still burn in parts of the Upper Peninsula and Northern Ontario. Webbwood rumor claims three burned to death while Algoma Central region blazes threaten mills and lumber camps.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Ontario
Webbwood
Algoma Central
Five More Bodies Recovered From Minnesota Launch
In Norfolk on June 19 the body of Walter Carl Ulrich of Milwaukee was found among the victims of the Minnesota launch disaster in Hampton Roads. Ulrich is the fifth body recovered, joining Midshipmen Field Stevenson Holcombe and Fireman Westphal. Later that day Seaman Van Dorn was also recovered, bringing total bodies to six.
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Norfolk
Walter Carl Ulrich
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Ulrich
Field
Stevenson
Holcombe
Westphal
Seaman van Dorn
Family Party Drowned at Lake Sammamish
A mother, three children, and an aunt died in Washington near Seattle while attempting to rescue Antone Myer nine, Lizzie Myer, Ida Myer, and Mrs Myer perished as five relatives drowned in the lake. The four women lost their lives while trying to save the boy during a family outing at Monahan.
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Monahan
Wash
Seattle
Lake Sammamish
Antone Myer
Lizzie Myer
Ida Myer
Myer
John Herter
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