South Dakota Circuit Court Summons in Beadle County
The state of South Dakota issues a summons to Attie Sherman and others in Beadle County for a land case involving the southeast quarter of section 29, township 112, range 63. Defendants must answer the plaintiff Charles G. Stark within 30 days or face court relief. Dated Sioux Falls March 10, 1904.
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South Dakota
Geores
Arvilla F. Spencer
J. K. Spencer
Ann Alors
Tee Ciscals
Court House
Neath & AD
Dakota
Beadle
Sout
Siacend Epon Ems
Huron
W.A. Jaxon
Beadle Comety
Beadle County
Said
Sioux Falls
Sttredge, Winans & Scorr
Notice of guardianship letters in South Dakota case
In County Court of Beadle County SD a petition for guardianship of the estate of Charles H Kay and minor heirs is filed. The court invites interested parties to appear. Judge Kemp presiding and Asmue F Pay as Clerk with Deputy Summars. (March 31 April 7)
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State of
South Dakota
Uty
Beadless
Charles H. Kay
Serent
Fred C. Nutting
Ie Sherk
Kay
Marshman
Kemp
Asmue F. Pay
Lark
L. Summars
W. A. Lixon
Guardianship Sale Order for Frank W. Davis Estate
Beadle County South Dakota court orders guardian Maud Powers to sell Lot 8 and part of Lot 9 in Block 6 original town of Iroquois to benefit ward Frank W. Davis. Hearing set for April 23, 1904 at 2 p.m. in Hills Block Courthouse, with notice by publication for three weeks in the Dakota Hone.
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Iroquois
Frank W. Davis
Davis
Vale
Ward
Maud Powers
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
Dakota Huronite
South Daota
Asner F
Beadle County Republican Central Committee to Meet in Huron
The Beadle county Republican Central committee calls a meeting at Huron City Hall at 2 p m on April 12 to plan for a primary election for 26 delegates to the state convention in Sioux Falls on May 4 Ep J Miller chairs with Bayard E Beach as secretary.
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Beadle County
Republican Central Committee
Huron
Sioux Falls
Ep. J. Miller
Reduced Excursion Rates From Chicago & North Western Rail
Special rail fares apply from all points on the Chicago & North Western for events in May July and September including the General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church in Los Angeles May 3 to o and Retail Grocers National Association in San Francisco May 3 to 8. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine meet in Atlantic City July 13 to 15. Triennial Conclave Knights Templar in San Francisco September 5 to 9. Sovereign Grand Lodge I C O F in San Francisco September 1925. Inquiries on rates and sale dates available from the railroad ticket agent.
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Chicago & North-Western
Los Angeles
General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
San Francisco
National Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Knights Templar
Sovereign Grand Lodge
North Western Line
Black Hills Produce One Third of U S Gold
North Western Line issues a new booklet on the Black Hills with a detailed map. Send four cents in stamps for a copy to W. B. Koiskern, P. T. M. Chicago and North Western Ry., Chicago, Ill.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
United States
North- Western
W. B. Koiskern
Chicago & North-Western R.y
Chicago
Inundation Follows Black River Rise in Missouri
Piedmont Missouri reports Black River rising to 22 feet, five feet above previous record. The inundation spans miles with farmhouses washed away and lumber losses reaching feet. Rodney Malloy, his wife, James Mangan drowned. Malloy home destroyed. A six foot wave struck a Leeper freight train, derailing it and forcing a rescue swim. Mill Spring village flooded with residents on rooftops.
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Piedmont
Black River
Rodney Malloy
James Mangan
Malloy
Leeper
Mill Spring
Belgrade levee breaks near Vincennes causing floods
The Belgrade levee failed eight miles north of Vincennes Indiana as heavy rain drenched the area. Homes toppled into water waist to second story in Westport and two thirds of Lawrence County flooded. Rail tracks washed out and telegraph lines down. Rescue boats mobilize for flood victims.
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Vincennes
Ind
Belgrade
Here
Westport
Lawrence County
Baltimore and Ohio
Indiana
Floods Recede Slightly in Saginaw Business District
Saginaw Michigan reports improved flood conditions with river gauges showing water levels down one to four inches. Despite the drop the business district remains flooded and retail activity remains at a standstill and demoralized.
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Saginaw, Mich
Mob tries to lynch Milwaukee brakeman power at Lanesboro jail
A mob of nearly 200 men attacked the Lanesboro Minnesota jail to free Charles Powers accused of assaulting ten year old Inez Drake. Marshal Garrigan and deputies repelled repeated assaults as the prisoner was moved to Preston to avoid further trouble. The girl was reported dying.
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Lanesboro
Minn
Charles Powers
Milwaukee Railroad
Inez Drake
Marshal Garrigan
Powers
Preston
Americans Going to the Front
Captain William V. Judson of the engineer corps U S A and Lieutenant Newton A McCully the naval attaché will proceed to the front Friday Judson will report to General Kuropatkins headquarters and McCully will go to Port Arthur joining Vice Admiral Makaroft
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St. Petersburg
William V. Judson
Engineer Corps
Newton A. McCully
United States
Naval Attache
Kuropatkin
Makaroft
Mines in Possiet Bay Linked to Whale Disaster
Vladivostok reports a mine exploded by a whale at Possiet bay. A mutilated wreck washed ashore shows mines laid by Russians in anticipation of a Japanese landing.
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Vladivostok
Possiet Bay
Japanese Cavalry and Infantry Win at Chongju
Tokyo reports Japanese cavalry and infantry defeated Russians at Chongju Korea on March 28. Casualties: Japanese Lt Kano and four others killed. Capt Kurokawa and twelve others wounded. no infantry losses. Russians left seven or eight dead in town. two Russian officers seen carried in an ambulance.
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London
Tokio
Chongju
Korea
Wiju
Kano
Kurokawa
Russians Admit Reverse Attack on Japanese Cavalry at Chongju
General Kuropatkin reports a Russian force of six Cossack companies under General Mishtchenko attacked four Japanese squadrons near Chongju on the sixth anniversary of Port Arthur. The clash lasted about 30 minutes with heavy fire, three Japanese squads entering the town and another repelled. Russians withdrew after reinforcements arrived, with three killed and sixteen wounded. Mishtchenko’s men had sought contact with patrols but were met with Japanese resistance. The outcome may slow the Japanese advance. Kuropatkin’s location is uncertain.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Port Arthur
Mishtchenko
Chongju
Liaoyang
Newchwang
Russian diplomats puzzled over protest against military moves
In St Petersburg March 34 diplomats question why protests arise over Russia’s actions at Newchwang and Manchuria. Russia argues rights under Hay note replies and notes Japan’s neutrality pledge, warning a landing on Liaotang would widen the war into Chinese territory.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Newchwang
Hay
Manchuria
Japan
China
Liao River
Liaotang Gulf
Kuropatkin Reaches Liaoyang as Port Arthur Feud Amuses
Kuropatkin advances to Liaoyang while Vice Admiral Togo’s report on failing to bottle Port Arthur entertains observers, sparking amusement in dispatches.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Liaoyang
Togo
Port Arthur
American Gunboat Helena Ordered to Shanghai
The United States gunboat Helena will depart Newchwang with orders to proceed to Shanghai and transport all Americans wishing to leave Newchwang.
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Newchwang
United States
Helena
Shanghai
Woman Protest Raises New York Tax Assessment
In New York on March 31 a woman challenged her tax assessment before Commissioner Brady, triggering a rise from $22 000 to $27 000 by the department. The incident followed others from residents seeking to evade personal property taxes, with officials stunned and seeking her photograph for records.
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New York
Tax Department of
Greater New York
Brady
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