Dock Strike Stays On as Rail Firms Refuse Wage Rise
BurraLo June 21. Freight handlers demand 15 cents hourly for regular work and 20 cents overtime. railroads refuse. A turbulent Fillmore hall meeting backs continuing the strike with a dock workers gathering planned to order a general walkout. President McMahon of the scoopers’ union led the committee. He says a general strike seems the only way forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BurraLo
Fillmore Hall
McMahon
Scoopers’ Union
Motorman Hurt as Riot Disrupts Cleveland Street Strike
In Cleveland on June 21 during a street railway strike a mob of over 2000 men and women attacked a Scoville line car with bricks while a second car crossed the rails. Motorman A J McGrew of St Louis was knocked unconscious and taken to a hospital. a patrolman was lightly hurt. The council met amid disorder as aldermen passed an ordinance requiring 10 days city experience for motormen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Scoville
Central Avenues
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. J. McGrew
St. Louis
Farley
Captured Robbers Near Yellowstone Park
A Monida to The Tribune report says three men, believed Union Pacific raiders, were captured by park scouts near Dwells Wyoming just south of Yellowstone Park before dawn. The suspects were taken toward Mammoth Hot Springs in custody without any shots fired. Names were not released.
Noted Yellow Fever Expert Dies in Personal Crisis
Dr. T. Osmond Summers, formerly surgeon in charge of the fever hospital at Santiago and a renowned yellow fever expert, committed suicide in St. Louis on June 21. Despondency over perceived government neglect during the Spanish war is cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
T. Osmond Summers
Santiago
Fatal Fire at New Ulm Barn
A fire in the Chicago House barn at New Ulm Minnesota on June 21 around 5 p m destroyed the barn. One man in the loft was burned severely and another man who saved four horses was burned on his face and hands. One horse perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Minn
Chicago House
Molineaux Case Resubmitted in New York Supreme Court
Justice Fursman in the criminal term ordered the resubmission of Roland B. Molineaux, accused of poisoning Mrs. Kate J. Adams, to the grand jury. The action follows a June date and was issued from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molineaux
New York
Justice Fursman
Supreme Court
Roland B. Molineaux
Kate J. Adams
Miners Indicted in Wallace Idaho Riots True Bills Found
Grand jury returns true bills against all participants in Wallace Idaho riots. True or fictitious names used. Indictments cover actions during the disturbances and name multiple involved parties. Proceedings initiate legal actions against those charged.
Cleveland Rioting Resumed After Mob Attacks Street Car Men
Warnace Idaho June 19 The grand jury reports true bills against identified rioters from April 29 Shoshone county riots. Many others indicted under fictitious names. indictments not to be published unless ordered by the court. Accompanying the report is a mass of indictments. about 50 names appear but many are undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnace
Ida
Grand
Fullows
Shoshone
Rioting flares as Cleveland street cars attacked
Rioting continued in Cleveland as midday clashes broke out with non union motormen. At Clark and Pearl, bricks and stones smashed a Lake View car, non union workers joined strikers, one man fainted after a brick strike. Police made two arrests. At Superior and Bank, Euclid line cars faced a mob of youths and workers who hurled missiles. several arrests followed. A Wilson avenue cross town car hit a torpedo, exploding near Wilson and Sixth avenues and nearly derailing the car.
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Cleveland
Street Railway
Clark Avenue
Pearl Street
Lake View
Holmden Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Superior and
Bank Streets
Wilson Avenue
Wilson and
Sixth Avenues
Ringling Brothers World's Greatest Shows Arrive in City
Ringling Brothers popular World's Greatest Shows will exhibit Monday July 10. The circus claims to be the largest traveling exhibition with three rings, aerial spaces and a mile track. It promises thrilling mid air feats, trained animal acts, O Briens horse team and a grand free street parade as its premier event.
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Ringling Brothers
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Lockhart
Marchand
Herr Souder
Elephant
O'Brien
Imperial
Rome
Grand Lodge Officers Elected at Yankton Meeting
The Masonic Grand Lodge in Yankton elected W. H. Roddle Brookings as Grand Master and John H. Cleaver Huron as Deputy Grand Master. Other posts filled include Charles M. Hill Springfield Senior Grand Warden A F Brown Aberdeen Junior Grand Warden F Stevens Plankinton Grand Treasurer G H Pettigrew Flandreau Grand Secretary. Eastern Star officers named Mrs Jennie Shirk Redfield Grand Matron Robert Kerr Brookings Grand Patron Mrs L R Hitchcock Yankton Associate Grand Matron Phillip Lawrence Pierre Associate Grand Patron Mrs A A McAllister Madison reelected Grand Secretary. Also note low excursion rates to St Louis June 19 20 sailing through June 24 for Elks reunion.
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John H. Cleaver
Huron
Charles M. Hill
Springfield
A. F. Brown
Aberdeen
F. Stevens
Plankinton
G. H. Pettigrew
Flandreau
Eastern Star
Jennie Shirk
Redfield
Robert Kerr
Brookings
L. R. Hitchcock
Yankton
Phillip Lawrence
Pierre
A. A. McAllister
Madison
Exceptionally Low Rates to Buffalo for Shrine Meeting
Special excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates from all stations to Buffalo New York for the annual A A O Nobles of Mystic Shrine meeting on June 14 and 15. For sale dates and ticket limits consult agents of Chicago North Western Railway.
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St. Louis
North-Western
B. PF
Order of Elks
Chicago & Northestern
R’y
A. A. O. Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
Blood hounds pursue bandits in No Wood river region
In Cheyenne June 19 state militia and posses trap bandits who dynamited a Union Pacific mail train. Blood hounds traced the robbers from the T. K. mountains to the headwaters of No Wood river south of Red Bank and west of Hole in the Wall. Captain Thom states the outlaws cannot escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne, Wy
Big Horn Mountains
Union Pacific
T. K. Mountains
No Wood River
Red Bank
Hole-in-the-Wall Country
Thom
Train Robbery by Masked Bandits Shocks Kansas Route
Three masked men held up the southbound KC Pittsburg and Gulf train near Shady, I T, at 2 45 a m signaling the engineer with a red lantern. They forced the fireman away, entered the engine cab, and guided the train several miles to loot the express and mail cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mena
Ark
Pittsburg
Gulf Road
Shady
I. T
Two Georgia Negroes Lynched near Surrency
Baxley Ga June 19. A colored youth identified as Boy Williams who allegedly attempted an assault on Mrs H T Kennedy near Surrency has been taken from jail and lynched. Dave Clark, another Surrency Black man, was found dead in the woods with several bullet wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Baxey
Williams
H. T. Kennedy
Surrency
Dave Clark
Humboldt Sails to Skaguay Passengers Safe on Rocking Run
The steamer Humboldt, departing Seattle last Wednesday with 100 passengers for Skaguay, Alaska, was reported on the rocks near Chatham point. The captain is confident she will be floated by the next tide.
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Humboldt
Seattle
Wash
Skaguay
Alaska
Chatham Point
Central Dakota Baptists Complete Sixth Annual Session
The Central Baptist Association closed its sixth annual session in this city Sunday evening, with about fifty delegates from Central Dakota. Notable talks included Rev. O A Williams of Minneapolis and Mrs. E T Cressey. Miss Johanna Anderson, a longtime Burmah missionary, spoke along with Miss Mathilde Malmberg. Leaders present included Revs. Clevenger Pierre, Olson Lake Preston, and Hupp Sioux Falls. J F Schwartz of Pierre was named moderator and Catherine Cool of Huron was secretary-treasurer for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Association
Central Dakota
O. A. Williams
Minneapolis
E. T. Cressey
Johanna Anderson
Burmah
Mathilde Malmberg
Northwest
Clevenger
Pierre
Jacob Olson
Lake Preston
J. M. Hupp
Sioux Falls
J. F. Schwartz
Catherine Cool
Huron
Karl's Clover Root Tea Breath Purifier Ad
Advertises Karl's Clover Root Tea as a breath purifier by purging the bowels. Claims years of absolute guarantee and prices of 25 and 50 cents. By A. J. Bick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
A. J. Bick
An Obstinate Sore Cured by Banner Salve
Jas A Amarn warrior Della O writes of an obstinate facial sore that resisted prior remedies but healed after one application of Banner Salve and completely after three applications with no scar remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Amarrior, Della, O
Summer Music School Instructors Offer Vacation Lessons
Prof. M Schoenert will teach a limited number of students in piano organ voice and German during vacation. Application should be made nojr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schoenert
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as relief for feet and shoes
An old advertisement proclaims Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful swollen feet and bunions, relieves sweating and callouses, and makes tight shoes comfortable. It claims instant relief and offers mail orders for 25 cents with trial packages from Allen Olmsted in Le Roy N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Karl's Clover Root Tea Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as improving complexion by promoting good digestion and healthy liver and bowels. It claims direct action on bowels, liver and kidneys with pricing listed as 25 cents and 20 cents by A. J. Bick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bick
Fine horses sought at James Stewart stables stalls Petoskey Prince
All interested in finely bred horses and who desire to raise good colts should call at James Stewart's stables on First street opposite freight office and see Petoskey Prince, the best bred stallion in the country. Jas. STEWART.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
First Street
Jas. Stewart
Karl's Clover Root Tea Promises Cure for Indigestion
A vintage medical advertisement asks “How is your wife? Has she lost her beauty?” and claims constipation and indigestion cause sickness. It promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea, saying it has cured these ills for half a century with 25 or 50 cent prices and a money-back guarantee by A. J. Bick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
A. J. Bick
Money to Loan on Improved Farm Property in Huron
The undersigned is prepared to place loans on improved farm property for a term of years. Call or address Jno. H. Miller, Huron, S. D. For Rent a five room residence on East Third St. Cows pastured season starting April 22. Stallions include two top draft stallions and one standard bred stallion at my stables during the season. Terms to insure cost, $10.00, Joan E. Warp.
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East Third St
Bes
Joan E. Warp. Huron
S. D
E. W. Foster
Rhoda Wees
Ponta
Beadle
Beadle County
Peter C. Johnson
Juan
Henry C. Hinckley
Sara New
C.O.D
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Chigago,sears, Roebuck & Co
Foley's Kidney Cure advertised as honest medicine
An old advertisement argues against prejudice toward kidney remedies. It claims Foley's Kidney Cure is not a quack remedy but a guaranteed medicine for kidney and bladder troubles, offered at 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Timber culture final proof notice filed in Huron
Ernst Kutschback filed notice of intention to make final proof for timber culture application 9890 on the southwest quarter of section in township 112 range 61 in the 5th P. O. He names witnesses Malark Lieber Brown Shultz all of Huron South Dakota. A Blake Register. June July 13
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Imber
Huron
Ernst Kutschback
Qoutaweet
A Wihacuen Malark
Michael Lieber
William Brown
John Shultz
Department OF the Interior
Mayne
Aclee Gill N
William S . Rabuck
William
Rabuck
United States Land Office
Beadle County
Huronite
C.a. Bu
U.S. Land Office
Julia Detteet Wee
Dettmer
West 5Th
Frederick ‘Kurtz
Charles Wilson
William Fraser
August Litehblau
Blake
Register
Roe
A. S. Land Office
Lake So. Dak
Henry Grant
Red Range
West 5Th P. M
Vandagrift
Alpena
S. D
John
Medas
James Thompson
A. Blake
South Dakota
William A. Buckley
U. S. Land Office
Emmett C. Ackerman
Walter A. Medbery
Allen Rutledge
C. A. McConnabay
Cavour
8. D
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Falo Dock
Riously
City Council
Wallace, Idaho
Ringling Bros
Grand Lodge
Masonic Grand Lodge
W. H. Roddle
Buffalo
Fifth Jial Circuit
Sieadle
R. O. Richards
Haskel J. Warren
N. H. Merrill
A. D
L. C. Kemp
Gulf
Central Dakota Baptists
Jno
H. Miller
Huron, S. D
C. A. Blake
Erate Grant
Asher Pay
Pyle & Taylor
Daniel J. Rooks
George W . Longstaff
Daniel
E. Grant
Asher F. Pay
State of
Beadless
van Buren Davis
Perry E Davis
M J Davis
Rhoda van Rankin
Emma Bacon
Amanda Boyd
Adelia G Davis
Third Street
F. E. Grant
H. Apith
Adel F. Donaldson
Kate R. Donaldson
Bea
Bos
Adel
Werrity Huronire
The
New York Tribune
Chicago
America
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Ave
Madison ST
Bonanza
American Land Company
Dearborn Street
Ill
Ferrys Seeds
D.m.ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Acme Bird
DIETZ
R. E. Dietz CO
Laight St
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