Nine Indictments Handed by Grand Jury at Court House
At a Saturday session the grand jury returned nine indictments against local figures tied to houses of ill fame in Huron. Indictments include keeping a house of ill fame and selling intoxicating liquor without a license. William Filber and Margaret Fisher were each bound over on two indictments with bonds of 500 dollars each.
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Court House
Huron
Emmaner
Claud Cambron
William Filbar
Margaret Filver
William Pilcher
Emma Fahmer
Margaret Filber
William Filber
Margaret Fisher
Religious Canvass in South Dakota Reveals Church Preference
The South Dakota Sunday School Association reports two years of canvassing across towns to count regular churchgoers and identify non church attendees. The effort boosted church activity, exposed spiritual and temporal needs, uncovered long stored church letters, and showed varied denominational reach including Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopalian, and Latter Day Saint communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Siwiay, School Association
Baptist
St. School Association
Methodist
Rene Presbyteriant
Presbyterian
Congregational
Presbyterian Congregational Baptist
Iabates
Pod
Church of God
Salvation
Protect Yourself Against Germs with Mi-O-Na Tablet
An old promotional item touts Mi-O-Na as the sole cure for stomach troubles and germ protection. It claims strengthening the stomach and digestion prevents disease germs, with a simple tablet before meals and a guarantee offered by C. H. Longstaff.
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C. H. Longstaff
Trailways series by Frank H Spearman printed by Scribners
The Chicago & North Western Ry chapter from Spearman's Trailways series appears in the Saturday Evening Post and in book form by Scribners. The passenger department distributes pamphlets by mail for 2 cents postage. W. B. Knisbken Chicago.
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Frank H. Spearman
Saturday Evening Post
Scribners
Chicago & North-Western Ry
W. B. Kniskbkn
Chicago
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted For Piles And Burns
An editor from Alabama touts Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as effective for piles cuts and burns and urges families to keep a tube on hand. The advertisement claims it heals without leaving a scar and notes strong market sales.
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Deitt
Get’ Nine
Tm Es Ee Tre
Ala
Witt
Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Promoted For Health
The notice extols cod liver oil as a vital nutrient and warns against extinction of the cod fish. It highlights Scott and Bowne’s cod liver oil emulsion as a tasteless remedy benefiting weak or undernourished individuals and invites readers to request a free sample or purchase at drugstores.
Linovitch to lead Russians as Kuropatkin is dismissed
In a dramatic reversal, Kuropatkin is dismissed as General Linovitch is named to replace him commanding Russian land and sea forces against Japan. The act follows Mukden and places Linovitch in a perilous position amid encircling Japanese forces and disrupted communications.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Linovitch
First
Japan
War Council
Mukden
Nicholas
Dragomiroff
Sakharoff
Senators Plan Adjournment Over Santo Domingo Treaty
Washington March 17 Several prominent senators conferred with President Roosevelt about the Santo Domingo treaty. They agreed prolonging the session would be pointless and the senate would likely adjourn Saturday unless the president had more business to present. No final agreement on the treaty was reached, but there is a disposition to lay it aside without action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Senate
State Primary League Meet Held Behind Locked Doors
Thursday afternoon and evening the South Dakota Primary League met at the Kent House in secret. The gathering aimed to direct the next campaign and the next legislature to reformers, with an out of town attendee list including Burnie Faulkton Cassill Canton Osbon Howard Benton Milbank Satre Sisseton McPeek Gary Sutherland Pierre Thorson Canton Bogan Centerville Ege Centerville Murphy Hurley Keith Lake Preston Widlow Viborg Bentz Woonsocket.
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South Dakota Primary League
Kent House
Frank Burnie
Faulkton
C. H. Cassill
Canton
C. M. Osbon
Howard
L. L. Benton
Milbank
Sanders
Summit
W. Satre
Sisseton
James McPeek
Gary
John Sutherland
Pierre
Thomas Thorson
Alan Bogan
Centerville
W.E. Ege
J.J. Murphy
Hurley
J. A. Keith
Lake Preston
John Widlow
Viborg
P. J. Bentz
Woonsocket
Mrs Hall’s Miracle: Lockport Woman Praises Hyomei Cure
Mrs Pattie D Hall of Lockport credits Hyomei with curing her severe deafness and catarrh after two years of illness. She describes near death, chest suffocation, and indigestion, noting five doctors failed until the remedy brought hearing improvement and lasting relief against colds.
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Lockport
N. Y
Pattie D. Hall
Kidney health inactive kidneys react to sauteed use
A fragment discusses kidney disease and backache with mentions of activity and vigor. No clear person, place, or event is established. The text reads as garbled instructions about health and cooking terms rather than a coherent report.
Dr A W Ghase Kidney Liver Pills World Regulator Claim
An advertisement for Dr A W Ghase promotes Kidney Liver Pills described as the world’s greatest kidney and liver regulator. The copy emphasizes cleansing and restoration claims with medical sounding language.
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A. W. Ghase
Cyphi
Italy to Fortify Eastern Frontier in Defensive Move
Rome reports Italy will present a bill to parliament to fund fortifications along the Eastern Alps. Officials say the action is defensive not aggressive and aims to prevent a hostile move into Lombardy or Venetia.
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Rome
Italy
France
Crispi
Alps
Lombardy
Venetia
Austria
Senate work speeds up as attendance improves on Santo Domingo vote
In Washington on March 17 Republican attendance rose with Senators Lodge Kittredge and Doliver present. The Nicaraguan extradition treaty was ratified and the Russian arbitration treaty discussed as the Senate moved to other business during executive session. The Newlands resolution was approved urging the president to furnish Dominican affair details. Morgan opposed the Santo Domingo treaty as a recess began.
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Denver
State of
Colorado
James H. Peabody
Jesse E. McDonald
Repub
General Assembly
Peabody
Adams
Frank Adams
Morton Alexander
William H.kiffith
Griffith
Washington
Santo Domingo
Lodge
Kittredge
Dolliver
Teller
Santo
Senate
White House
Newlands
Morgan
Oyama Enters Mukden Amid Troop Welcomes
General Oku's headquarters report that Field Marshal Oyama and his staff entered Mukden on March 15. Troops lined the streets, displaying tattered battle flags as thousands of Chinese officials and Japanese flags welcomed the visitors.
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Oku
Oyama
Mukden
Oil Trust Strikes A Snag In Peoria County
Peoria Ill March 17 The Prairie Oil and Gas company the Kansas branch of the Standard Oil company struck a snag when it reached Peoria county. The board of supervisors refused permission to lay a pipeline from Kansas to Indiana across certain highways in the northern part of the county. Unless persuaded to reconsider workers will halt and a gap in the line will remain unresolved.
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Peoria, Ill
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Peoria County
Board of Supervisors
Indiana
Marconi Weds Irish Heiress in London Ceremony
Gugielmo Marconi married Hon Beatrice O'Brien fifth daughter of Lady Inchiquin at St George's church Hanover square. Marconi's mother and brother attended the ceremony with the brother serving as best man.
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London
Gugielmo Marconi
Beatrice O'Brien
Inchiquin
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Signor Marconi
Italy
Business Section Wiped Out in Shannon City Fire
Shannon City Iowa March 17 fire believed incendiary destroyed the entire new business section with losses over 60000, partially insured.
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Shannon City
Secretary Hay Plans Health Trip Abroad
Secretary Hay intends to be away from Washington until late April for health reasons. He will travel mostly by sea, with no official mission and minimal contact with foreign officials. Mrs Hay will accompany him on the voyage seeking rest from mental strain.
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Washington
Hay
Washi
Ocean
Mrs. Hay
Indians Will Divide $100000 Farm Aid in SD
Washington reports President authorized payment of $100,000 to Sisseton and Wahpeton Indians of South Dakota. Per capita distribution drawn from trust fund principal to aid crop failures for two years. Trust funds total $885,000.ived to spend on feed and aid for elderly and helpless members.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
Treasury
Fire Claims Two Finnish Settler Children in Marquette
Fire destroyed a Jenks Spur home near Marquette Michigan killing two children of a Finnish settler named Akkala. The blaze occurred March 17 and left the family in mourning as investigators began调查.
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Marquette, Mich
Akkala
Jenks Spur
Here
Alleged Robber Shoots Marshal in Arkansas City
A man calling himself James Davis, sought for alleged complicity, shot a marshal in Arkansas City Arkansas on March 17 amid a broad-daylight encounter. Police pursued the suspect who fled after the exchange leaving the city in shock.
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Arkansas City
Ark
James Davis
A. Penitea Ee Ae
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Moscow
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War Office
Tie Pass
Vladivostok
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