Senate Debates Free Admission Rules for Philippine Goods
The Senate discussed the tariff bill provision regulating duties on commodities from the Philippine islands. The change aimed to permit Connecticut cigar wrappers to be taken to the islands and reimported as part of cigars. Senators Bulkeley and Brandesee pushed for Guam and Tutuila to be covered, with Aldrich noting sugar duties could affect the Sugar Refining Co. if not clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Islands
United States
Washington
Philippine Islands
Senate
Finance Committee
Lodge
Guam
Tutuila
Philippines
Bulkeley
Brandexee
Bristow
American Sugar Refining Company
Aldrich
Independent stance in rate making by Puget Sound road
Chicago June 11 reports that the Pacific coast extension of the St Paul line will remain independent in setting transcontinental freight rates. The Puget Sound road will not join the Transcontinental Freight bureau and will publish its own rates, changing them as needed with a proposed thirty days notice to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thail
Harriman
Chisago
Puget Bound
Pacific Coast
St Paul Road
Puget Sound
Marshal Shot From Ambush in Gary Illinois
Chicago, June 15. Patrick Crowley, marshal of Gary and Quarry town near Chicago, was shot and killed while arresting Modest Lenzi, former village mayor known as the King of Gary. Crowley had only two weeks on the job and had previously served on Kansas City police. A man stepped from behind a tree and fired point blank, escaping. Lenzi was being taken to be racked up when the ambush occurred amid ongoing disorder in Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick Crowley
Gary
Ill
Modest Lenzi
Crowley
Kansas City
Lenzi
Des Moines Soldier Crabt ree shoots officers at Fort Des Moines
Corporal Lisle Crab tree, of Troop B, Second Cavalry, fired on three officers at Fort Des Moines after a dispute over his leave. Captain John C. Raymond was fatally wounded and Crabtree attempted suicide. Authorities describe Crab tree as insane following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Seta
Lisle Crabtree
Troop B
Second Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
John C. Raymond
Raymond
Crabtres
Jeffries refuses Ketchel Johnson referee role
Montreal June 14 James J Jeffries declines to referee the planned October Ketchel vs Johnson fight. He says his support for Ketchel would bias him and he would not act as third man in the ring. He hopes Ketchel defeats Johnson to avoid personal conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Johnson
Ketchel
Montreal
Wireless saves Slavonia crew in Atlantic wreck near Flores
In the Azores June 14, wireless telegraphy aided rescue of Slavonia’s crew and passengers after a wreck two miles southwest of Flores Island. Prinzess Irene reached the scene twelve hours later and took aboard steerage and intermediate passengers. Hamburg American’s Batavia also answered the call and transferred additional passengers without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta del Golda
Azores
Cunard
Slavonia
Flores Island
Republic
Uti
Batavia
Carnegie launches non magnetic survey yacht in Brooklyn
New York reports the Carnegie institution launching a non magnetic survey yacht named Carnegie at Tebo's yard in Brooklyn. Built for the Carnegie Institution of Washington, the vessel is intended for use by the department of research interperifical estism to aid throm needle observations, with magnetic metal absence promised to improve accuracy and ease of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie
Tebo
Brooklyn
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Department of Research
Cyessel
Funeral of Magnin du Louvre Proprietor Draws Vast Paris Crowds
Royal scale funeral in Paris for H. A. Chauchard of Magnins du Louvre from the Madeleine drew an estimated 600000 spectators crowding city streets. Despite suppression of a Louis XV style cavalcade, the obsequies were conducted with grand pomp. Some rough classes, stirred by socialist papers, jeered at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
H. A. Chauchard
Magnuins du Louvre
Asia
Asia Tripute
Wool schedule votes down as La Follette clashes with chair
Washington June 12 The senate defeated 32 to 44 twenty four amendments to the wool schedule offered by Senator La Follette. He charged the chair with inconsistency over rule infractions while Cummins urged recommittal to the finance committee to adjust duties to reflect home and foreign production costs. Aldrich defended the schedule noting broad support among states reliant on wool goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
Senate
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Aldrich
Sherman
Cummins
Finance Committee
Cummings
Algo
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Cummins
Iowa
Collision Narrowly Delivers Queen at The Hague
London reports Queen Wilhelmina of Holland and Prince Henry escaped a serious carriage collision near the church in The Hague as they attended the christening of the infant princess born April 30. The royal party remained calm and descended amid cheering by onlookers after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilhelmina of Holland
Prince Consort
Hague
Prince Henry
Man shoots nine times in boarding house murder
Cleveland on June 7 Mrs A C Petres wife of a sailor was fatally shot by Edward Mc Grew in a boarding house where they were roomers. McGrew fired nine times seven bullets struck the woman and he is under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. C. Petres
Edward McGrew
Ten Die as Storm Rages Over Lueders Area
Reports from Lueders Texas and nearby say ten are dead and fifteen injured after a severe storm. Supplies and funds have been sent to victims. Sixty cattle and horses perished, many homes were destroyed, and residences blown down in Lueders and surrounding towns. Washouts disrupt all rail and roads in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Worth
Tex
Leeders
Ffteen
Lueders
Northfield
Childress
Haskel
Padacas
Rall
Woads
Confederate Veterans Parade Draws Ten Thousand To Memphis
General Fred Grant reviews a Memphis parade of Confederate veterans on June 11 as about 10 000 marchers in rough gray homespun recall their cause. The event ends three days of the hottest weather Memphis has seen in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grant
Memphis
Tenn
Clode
United
Confederate Veteris
Parade Ended as Generals Lead Unit Review in Three-State Stand
The countermarch was dropped, and older, heavier troops were ordered to fall out. Major General John H. McDowell led the parade as grand marshal with Governor observers nearby. In the reviewing stand General Frederick D. Grant, son of the Civil War victor at Appomattox, joined the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McDowell
Frederick D. Grant
Appomatox
Hill Plans to Merge His Railroads Into One Line
New York June 11 report says James J Hill aims to merge Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy Colorado and Southern into a single corporation. He seeks a workaround to Sherman anti trust law amid Spokane rate case after weeks of legal consultation. Colorado and Southern would hold the Wit holdings, broad charter aids separation from other Hill lines. Officials unavailable to comment on company policies without Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dlepatche
Tring To
Wall Street
Janes J. Hill
Hie
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Colorado
Southern
Hill
Wit
Colorado and Southern
Edwin Fawley
Northern Pacific Railroads
Mill
Lynch Nineteenth Century Kentucky Lynching Summary
John Mazey, a Black man, was seized from a Frankfort jail by a mob and hanged from the St. Clair street bridge after fatally wounding circus performer B. S. Bowers. The jailer resisted as the crowd broke down the door. Bowers is believed fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
John Mazey
B. S. Bowers
St. Clair Street Bridge
Bowers
Northeastern Baptist association marks sixteenth anniversary
The Rev F E Hudson and T H Hagen were absent from Brookings as the Northeastern Baptist association met at First Baptist Church for sixteenth anniversary events. The program highlighted territorial work of churches, with talks on Baptist principles, doctrinal sermon, and our apportionment led by W C Hing H W Tilden and D D Proper. Roy L Palmerton delivered the annual sermon. EE Aldrich and wife of Philip attended the convention before traveling to Canistota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Hudson
T. H
Hagen
Northeastern Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of
Brookings
W. C. Hing
Sioux Falls
H. W. Tilden
D. D
Pierre
D. D. Proper
Omaha
Roy L. Palmerton
Watertown
T. H. Hagen
Philip
Mr. Aldrich
Undertakers
Canistota
Hagen heads to Brookings for Baptist association meeting
T H Hagen left Tuesday morning for Brookings to attend the annual meeting of the North Eastern Baptist association. The association covers the territory west of Watertown to Pierre and north of Water town, east of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Hagen
Brookings
North Eastern Baptist Association
Watertown
Pierre
Aberdeen
Ballot Length Critique Sparks Referendum Debate
The Minneapolis Journal argues a ten foot ballot length signals failure of initiative and referendum, but the paper overstates the issue by blaming the ballot law itself rather than broader governance flaws. The remark highlights ongoing state election law criticism and editorial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Minneapolis Journal
Journal
No Services At Lutheran Church On June 20 And 27
The Lutheran church will suspend services on Sunday June 20 and Sunday June 27 as the pastor departs Tuesday evening for Decorah Indiana to attend a meeting of the Iowa district of the Lutheran church. From there she will join her former home in Deerfield Wisconsin for a week long visit. The young peoples society meets June 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs Goodrich 212 Beach street and the pastor hopes attendees will not be absent while she is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Decorah
Iowa
Foin Hin
Deerfield
Wis
Young Peoples’ Society of the Church
Arkansas River Cuts New Channel Near Douglass
Pine Bluff Arkansas June 4 The Arkansas River is eating through a narrow neck at land creating a cut and leaving Douglass three miles inland. The new channel is already about 240 feet wide and could alter local geography and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Blum
Ark
Douglass
South Dakota Traveling Men Appreciate Yankton Train Effort
The Secretary of the South Dakota Traveling Men's association writes Mr. Harrows praising the effort to bring a creditable representation to Yankton including the hand. Harrows informs the Huronite that all arrangements for the special train for Yankton are made and a large crowd will surely go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Traveling Men's Association
Mr. Harrows
Yankton
Harrows
Grief and bustle at C M platform as trains depart
Joe Robert smiles amid a tense morning rush at the C M platform. Students and teachers hurry for trains to four points as wagons pour along the avenue. White dressed young ladies wave streamers while trunks arrive late. Some trains must stop to admit late passengers, prompting railroad officials to warn of danger and urge forethought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Robert
Aine
Miss Robinson Resigns From Huron College
Miss Prof L J Robinson, longtime teacher at Huron college and former Pierre school instructor, left for the capital this morning to visit her sister Mrs CG Hyde. She has resigned and will not return in the fall, leaving faculty and former students to mourn her absence while she is held in high esteem by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Robinson
Huron College
Pierre
CG. L. Hyde
Huron School Board Election Yields Sparse Voter Turnout
The annual city election for members of the board of education in Huron occurred on Tuesday with very low turnout. Few votes were cast and the new members appear to have been appointed by the board clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City of
Huron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milwaukee Coast Line
Ilinois
Boldier
Jeffries
James J. Jeffries
Senator Aldrich
Wilhelmina
Texas
Tenthousand Mentin Line
General Grant
Kentucky
Baptist Association
River
Csrusep Emeralmeh and
Undertaker August Tams
Benidence
Jones
James Valley Bank
Telephona Main
Mouser
Huron, South Dakota
Hurnham
Tratett Gattloo
DOR. W. F
Whorton
Office
D. O. Root
P Hone Main
D. R. Wright
Geneses
Oasberg & Hinman
Evra
Peat Tc & Coo
ST. Paul
Minn
Elseire
RSI
Pure Food and Drugs
Pineule Diedicinf
U.S
Perriton's Corner Drug
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!