Train schedule for Huron to East West and North South routes
L. H. Jones, Agent, lists daily train connections from Huron with east, west, north and south routes. He notes Chicago Express No. 502 and No. 503, Minnesota and Dakota passenger No. 501, various freight and accommodation trains, and frequent Sunday exceptions. Connections at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield for points east of the region are provided.
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Dakota Passen
Dakota Pepeem
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Chicago Express
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Sunda
Vail
Mail and Express
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Innesota
Dakota
Express
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Suit Aims to Limit Military Aid in Colorado Strike
John P. Smith of the Western Federation of Miners files in El Paso county district court seeking an injunction or supervisory order against Sheriff W. R. Gilbert and others. The suit argues public funds are misapplied and militia brought to Colorado City to break the strike, violating citizens' rights. three taxpayers join as complainants. Additional suits are in advisement.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
District Court
el Paso County
John P. Smith
Western Federation of Miners
W. R. Gilbert
Colorado City
Southampton Welcomes Chamberlains Home From South Africa
London dispatch describes a huge welcome at Southampton for Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain. The Norman carried the party with elaborate decorations and cheers as they toured Hartley Hall and addressed a crowd, amid cautious hopes for South Africa's future within the empire.
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Southampton
Britain
Empire Statesman
Chamberlain
Norman
Mr. Chamberlain
Hartley Hall
South Africa
Premier Balfour
Waterloo Railroad
Mrs. Chamberlain
Birmingham
Solent
Wabash Attorney Seeks Letters in Court Motion
In St Louis Judge Adams heard General Solicitor Blodgett of the Wabash Railroad seek an order to compel the defendants to produce letters at the hearing next Tuesday as part of dissolving the injunction. Blodgett stressed the letters’ contents are essential to understand actions and purposes. Defendants’ associate counsel Judson argued readiness to argue. 22 affidavits supported the bill. Brotherhood officials said they would comply where possible if ordered. they noted preserved letters and telegrams do not alter the situation.
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St. Louis
Adams
United States District Court
Blodgett
Wabash Railroad Company
F. N. Judson
Brotherhood
Murphy
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Wabash
Associated Press
Injunction Against Boycott in Waterbury Trolley Fight
Judge Elmer in Waterbury granted a temporary injunction to Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co restraining the trolley men's union and all Waterbury unions from interfering with the company's business. The order bans boycott based actions including car interference intimidation picketing patrolling loitering and any union efforts to enforce a boycott.
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Waterbury, Conn
Elmer
Superior Court
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Trolley Men
Waterbury
Teamsters Enjoined From Interfering With Transit Firms
Judge John F. Phillips of the U S district court in Kansas City issued an injunction returnable March 20 restraining striking teamsters from interfering with eleven transit companies. The order supports the claim that strikers disrupted interstate commerce by halting freight to depots, though the injunction had limited effect and twenty strikers were later arrested for disturbing the peace.
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Kansas City
John F. Phillips
United States District Court
Wreck in Thick Fog Kills Switchman in Toledo
In heavy fog near Toledo on March 16 Judas Wall a Columbus Ohio switchman was instantly killed. Abraham Cook from East Toledo and an unknown railroader were seriously injured as three Hocking Valley freight engines were demolished and the track torn up for miles.
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Judas Wall
Columbus
Abraham Cook
East Top
Directors Refuse Meeting With Train Men and Conductors
President Hall of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad says directors will not meet a joint committee of train men and conductors in New York on March 16.
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New York
Hall
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
St Louis fair gains from European efforts and exhibits
New York dispatch notes improved prospects for the St Louis fair due to energetic action by American commissioners in Europe. England Holland and France possessions in the East will be creditably represented with exhibits from Asia and Australasia in miniature for American visitors. President Francis and officials are praised for promoting the exposition in Europe.
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St. Louis Fair
Europe
London
The
Tribune
England
Holland
France
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Asia
Australasia
Francis
First Sugar Sale To Europe In Twenty Five Years
Havana reports the sale of 3000 tons of raw sugar for the English market at 1.85 cents per pound. It is the first European sale in 25 years except for a 5 percent export to Spain halted since the Spain United States war. The demand stems from poor European crops and the abolition of the European bounty.
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Havana
Europe
Spain
United States
Russian reform commission begins provincial governance overhaul
A reform commission led by Interior Minister von Plehwe has started work on a method to implement czarist reforms in provincial administration. Several department heads and five provincial governors participate in the effort in St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Interior
von Plehwe
Royal commission grant for St Louis exposition
London notes that the civil service estimates for 1903-4 include a grant in aid of 150000 dollars to cover the royal commission expenses for the St Louis exposition. A note says future contributions will be provided in later-year estimates.
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London
Civil Service
Royal Commission
Venezuelan revolutionists claim victory near Coro
Willemstad Curacao March 16 The Venezuelan revolutionists claim complete defeat of government forces in a recent battle near Coro Venezuela.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Coro
Venezuela
Military Salutes Origin and Sword Significance
The origin of military salutes includes knights lifting a hand to the brow as a compliment to a queen’s beauty. The sword salute reflects crusader faith kissing the cross hilt and later lowering the point to show submission or friendship.
The Migratory Crab of Jamaica Surfaces
The West Indian migratory crab is born at sea, matures in fresh water, and spends adulthood on land. Each year thousands migrate from Jamaica's uplands to the sea to lay eggs, then return to rivers and streams to mature before again heading to land.
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Jamaica
Unearthly Hour Rouses Stern Father Over Dora's Mate
In a tense family scene, a stern father questions Dora about her late-night companion while the daughter quips that her mother notes men have not changed since her youth. The dialogue captures generational views on romance.
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Dora
Suspicion Shapes Night with Quiet, Food for Thought
A reflective passage notes how surrendering to suspicion fills the night with sounds for the wakeful listener, suggesting a mindset where mistrust creates abundance of mental noise. The lines imply vigilance and the urge to hear beyond apparent calm.
Natal Governor Grants Pardon for Treason War Offenses
Pietermaritzburg reports the Natal governor reclaims the king's pardon for all awaiting trial for treason or related offenses from the recent conflict. The measure covers those involved during or arising from the war.
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Pietermaritzburg
South Africa
Natal
I Aani
Memphis Flood Update March 16
Memphis Tennessee report says the flood situation is practically unchanged with the river rising steadily. None of the major embankments has yet failed, though fears persist for the safety of a few.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fifteen Die in Illinois Mine Disaster at Cardiff
Springfield March 14 Fifteen men have died in a mine explosion at Cardiff Livingstone county Illinois Three bodies have been recovered with little hope for the remaining twelve men still underground workers unable to reach the surface reported to Secretary Ryan of the United Workers' union
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Springfield
Ill
Cardiff
Livingstone County
Ryan
United Workers’ Union
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