Petition for administration filed in South Dakota estate
The court of South Beadle County receives a petition to administer the estate of Paul Stahl deceased. The matter names Stahl widow and heirs Zacharias Paul Sunenna Kleinsaseer and others. The proceeding orders notice and sets a hearing where interested parties may show cause why the petition should not be granted. This entry is recorded on March 8 in Huron South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Beadle
Sant Stahl
South Dakota
Stahl Jonn Senne
A Stahl, Jr
Zacharias Paul Sunenna Kleinsaseer
Anne Stahl
Br Btn Dain Afaes
Paul Stahl
Aril
Huron
Agents Sell Encyclopedias By Misleading Teachers
County Superintendent DuBois rebuked traveling agents who claimed county endorsement for Hill's Practical Encyclopedias. They sold four volumes at $10 to one teacher but misrepresented county backing. DuBois warned all teachers he offered no recommendation and warned against the scheme. Agents threaten retaliation though past attempts failed.
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Hill
DuBois
Huron
Duboig
Democratic Convention in Huron Names Delegates
The mass meeting in Huron chose sixteen delegates and sixteen alternates for the State Democratic convention in Sioux Falls on the 30th. T. M. Simmons chaired the event and was named to the resolutions committee and as a delegate selector. Hearst endorsement noted for President, Pettigrew for National delegate, Johnson for National committee from South Dakota. list of delegates announced.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
T. M. Simmons
W. L. Miner
Simmons
W. A. Lynch
James Thompson
Clifton Township
M. A. Skinner
Hitchcock
South Dakota
Committee On
William Randolph Hearst
R. F. Pettigrew
St. Louis Mo
E. T. Johnson
Armour
Beadle County Democrats Adopt Platform in Mass Convention
The Beadle county Democrats adopt a platform condemning the national Republicans for hypocrisy and opulence, praising Andrew F. Lee’s four years as governor, and urging support for tariff revision, Hearst for president, Pettigrew for national delegate, and the election of Democratic national committee members. The resolution lists delegates including W. A. Lyon and M. A. Skinner among others.
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Beadle County
Mass
Jefferson
Jackson
Bryan
South Dakota
Andrew F. Lee
Guardianship sale of Frank W. Davis estate in Beadle county
Beadle county court orders sale of real estate owned by Frank W. Davis an insane person upon petition by guardian A Morris. Property in Kingsbury county described as one lot and two small frame buildings in Iroquois town. Publication required in the Dakota Rural News Beadle county for three weeks ending April 3 1904.
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State OF
South Dakota
Beadle
Frank W. Davis
Beadle County
Betatore
Tke A. Morris
Irogueis
Kingsbury County
South
Frank W. da Be Orde
Guardian
Davis
Asume
Bid Notice for Erection Contract Auction
The notice states that bids are accepted until March 30 for erection work. A bond of $200 is required from the successful bidder. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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Preoastera Fort
Mefarlane
Arlanr
Disturbances and Remedies Mention Electric Bitters
Overwork and sleeplessness lead to nervous tension and collapse without a remedy. Electric Bitters is praised as a tonic and nervine for liver and kidney disorders, nervousness, rheumatism, neuralgia, and malaria germs. Holland Wheeler, Druggist, offers it for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Holland Wheeler
Judgment Stayed In Martin Schonert Versus Huron College
In a circuit court session before Judge Whiting on Monday March 21 the case of Martin Schonert against Huron College was heard. Schonert served as director of the Musical Department from 1898 to 1901 and received tuition from students as compensation. He also taught German and Civics while living in college rooms whose rent had been waived and later treated as part of German compensation. An oral agreement promised extra German classes for $20 monthly if funds allowed, but no funds remained after the year ended and the trustees had remitted Schonert’s room rent. The defense testimony disputed the room rent as German pay, and a sixty day stay was granted at the college’s request.
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Martin Schonert
Huron College
Whiting
Schoenert
Crawford
Testimony Given In Rental Dispute In Court
The record notes a testimony related to the renting of rooms. Mr. W. A. Lynch appeared representing Mr. Schoenert as the case proceeded.
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W. A. Lynch
Schoenert
Remarkable Cold Case Ends With Pneumonia Cure
Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner of Marion Indiana contracted a deep seated cold that led to pneumonia and was cured by One Minute Cough Cure. She recovered from 94 pounds to normal weight after four bottles, praising the remedy and noting restored health. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Gertrude E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Holland Wheeler
Agitation Against Divorce Probed by Episcopal Clergy
In New York on March 24 a conference of Protestant Episcopal ministers and laymen met to craft a uniform state divorce law. Bishop Doane of Albany presided as the executive committee drafted an outline to be presented to the full conference, a direct outcome of the church’s San Francisco general meeting.
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New York
Doane
Albany
Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Lithographers' union leaders claim broad lockout settlement
President Pritchard of the Lithographers' International Protective and Beneficial association says fifteen large firms nationwide will hire members of the union and end the plant lockouts. About 10,000 workers are affected by the arbitration dispute as many refuse to sign the employers' agreement.
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New York
Pritchard
Lithographers’ International Protective and Beneficial Association
Minnesota to Build Largest Canning Factory at Lanesboro
Lanesboro Minnesota plans a new canning factory the largest in the state with capacity of 40 000 cans per day while running. The necessary stock 12000 dollars has already been subscribed and a meeting was held to organize the venture.
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Minnesota
Lanesboro
Minn
Will Defend New Corporation Officers Election
A plan to organize and elect officers for the new corporation is outlined. The required acreage will be secured this week with most pledges already in place.
Chicago Bindery Girls Strike Grows as Talks Stall
Chicago march 24 the number of bindery girls on strike increased to 700 as strike committees visited printing and bindery shops controlled by the Chicago Typothetae urging a 10 percent wage increase. Employers reportedly consider a general lockout against the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Typothetae
Typothetae
School Teacher Rescues Pupil In Desplaines River
Chicago March 24. Miss Louise Jackson a Maywood school teacher plunged into the Desplaines River to rescue the daughter of Samuel G. Kline after the child’s mother fainted and two boys who knocked the child in fled.
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Chicago
Desplaines
Louise Jackson
Maywood
Samuel G. Kline
Lynn Shoe Makers Lockout Leaves Hundreds Idle
In Lynn Massachusetts thirty three shoe manufacturers have locked out their turn workmen, leaving about 500 men out of work. If no settlement is reached within a week or ten days up to 3000 hands may be idle.
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Lynn
Mass
Japanese Fortifications Arm Korean Peninsula In War Zone
Russian patrol officers report Japan is building large fortifications across Korea from Anju to Port Lazareff with advanced positions at Genchon and Hamebeung. About 3,000 Korean laborers are working under Japanese engineers toward completion as a retreat line if Manchurian campaign advances progress.
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