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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
7
A storm burst over Capital Hill, a suburb south of the Canadian River, flooding the lowlands. Seven people are missing and reported drowned as homes and tents along Lightning Creek are carried away. Oklahoma City itself remains largely unscathed and residents flee the flooded area.
Four people seriously injured as two eastbound street cars collide in the East End of Superior. The rear car failed to slow in time for a crossing, crashing into the forward car with great force. two cars demolished.
Rupert Chadwick of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan suffered a broken leg while David Carlson of Superior had both legs broken. L E Robinson sustained a broken right shoulder and a severe head bruise. All are expected to recover.
Paris April 30 Ambassador White and Consul General Mason urge the American government to appoint a joint tariff commission like the Berlin body to seek a basis for avoiding future tariff conflicts. They warn that failure could trigger a tariff war against the United States.
In Elgin on April 30 Stephen Boras fished from Fox river and retrieved a bundle of clothing containing the bodies of three infants a set of twin boys and a girl. Coroner Nortom is inclined to believe the garments and bodies may have been tossed from a passing train. The clothing is fine quality with no identifying marks.
John Mitchell national president of the United Mine Workers of America was hospitalized in Spring Valley on April 30. The patient is resting easy and no danger is anticipated.
A Baltimore report says ten lives lost in the Locust Point steamship pier collapse last Saturday. Only three bodies have been recovered. seven missing men are presumed dead and buried in the ruins.
Minnesota state political figure Richard B. McNamee, longtime Pioneer Press writer and former assemblyman, state senator, and labor leader, died after a brief illness in St. Paul. He was fifty two and held various public roles over a thirty five year career.
Reports describe uncertain progress in rescuers attempts as flood waters fill a mine chamber. They suspect a burst pipe released water from the wiring face, trapping two workers who may have tapped an old mine shaft. Air supply and timing hinder any chance of escape.
In Punjab tensions rise as authorities move to suppress disloyalty and inflammatory press. Riots at Lahore prompt measures against native and European agitators. Mass support from Mohammedan population boosts volunteer enlistment. officials and professionals join the effort to restore order.
Local post office workers are on edge after an initial device found in Inspector Hennen’s private drawer sparked a federal investigation. Secret service officers investigated while Cincinnati agents alerted. all Toledo employees were sworn to secrecy as affidavits and box evidence are reviewed.
Dr John Watson formerly Jan MacLaren is hospitalized at Mount Pleasant with acute tonsillitis. His illness caused the cancellation of all engagements including a lecture to Wesleyan students. condition described as painful but not alarming.
In Cinjelonatt on April 29 a judge sentenced each defendant under indictment for Holtions of the Valentine law to pay a $100 fine. Judge Bromwell ordered the penalties after pleas of "Holation for" were entered, highlighting the restraint of trade charges in the case.
A fight on April 20 near Morinveeen Macedonia saw Greek brigands clash with Turkish troops. The Greek detachment and seven of its men died alongside twenty Turkish fighters in the engagement.
W Willcox, a American aboard the Barbarosa, shot himself in the mouth near Gibraltar after a period of ill health and stock market losses. He had sailed to Europe seeking treatment for deteriorating sight and reported worsening condition to relatives before his death was found.
In Cleveland a window glass company faced involuntary bankruptcy in U S district court with liabilities listed at 450000 dollars. The petition, filed by an attorney for local creditors, states claims exceed assets and the firm admits insolvency and consents to proceedings. Rumors of interest circulated as the board was recently reorganized and creditor relief sought.
In Groveton Texas H L Robb Trinity county attorney was assassinated and Jim Dunway a Ranger was wounded. A telegram to Governor Campbell from Groveton lawyer R C Finley reported Donway shot him. Dunway later telegraphed to send rangers that he was ambushed and shot to pieces.
Conservative peasant deputies returning from Tsarskoe Selo report a disappointed mood after a brief audience with the emperor. The ceremony lacked warmth as the spokesman could not deliver the prepared loyal speech. A large crowd of military men and Constitutional Democrats accompanied the delegation.
About 10 000 people from Chicago are expected to depart Tuesday to the Pacific coast and far West as one way colonist rates end. Homeseekers' rates will also be in effect to much of the West Northwest and Southwest, with Western agents scrambling to secure enough tourist sleeping cars for the travelers.
The night force of 450 workers at Champion coated paper works in Hamilton Ohio walk out demanding eight hour shifts. The plant now runs two shifts with eleven and thirteen hour days and nights. Nearly 1,000 men and women are employed there.
In Gallipolis Ohio on April 29 Henry Williams shot and killed his uncle Abraham Miles over alleged attentions to Mrs Miles. Williams, a farmer, used a shotgun and was captured by officers.
Pennsylvania capital investigation into 9 million dollars for capitol furnishings and decorations points to possible criminal proceedings. Governor Stuart and the committee chair foresee action. testimony from key figures including former Governor Pennypacker is anticipated as state auditors assist the inquiry.
The defendant, a former commissioner of the general land office, was charged with destroying public records. The jury deliberated for twenty two hours before delivering a not guilty verdict after a lengthy trial. United States Attorney Baker and many others in the courtroom congratulated him.
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