Mrs Carroll Dies At 50 In Miller Home
Mrs Alice Carroll wife of Judge G H Carroll dies at age fifty at their Miller home on West Second Street Funeral services will be held at the home Friday conducted by Rev O W Butterfield pastor of the Methodist church She was born April 3 1857 in Webster County Iowa and married George H Carroll in May 1880 They had six children two daughters and four sons All six survive the family and the community mourn her loss The remains will be laid to rest in the G A R cemetery
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Carroll
West Second Street
Alice Carroll
G. H. Carroll
George H. Carroll
Miller
O. W. Butterfield
Methodist Church
Miller Press
8 inch Civil War cannon to adorn Huron court yard
Fort Schuler in West Chester sent orders to ship an 8 inch cannon to Kilpatrick Post. Brig Gen Crogier signed the directive. The relic, weighing about 4.5 tons, is a Harper's Ferry gun donated by the government and will arrive for the G A R encampment. Senator Kittredge and FE M. Thomas aided the effort to place the piece in Huron.
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Fort Schuler
West Chester
N. Y
Kilpatrick Post
Crogier
Kittredge
FE. M. Thomas
Court House
G.A. R
Harper’s Ferry
South Dakota
Huron
Union
New Dakota Division Superintendent Moulton Arrives
The Dakota division gets its new superintendent, Gr Moulton, who plans to begin duties by Friday night. He praises South Dakota as a coming state and expects the region to rise to the level of Iowa and Minnesota as early settlement progresses. He speaks of adapting to Huron life, met several locals, and notes that the roundhouse and park work depend on labor and contracts.
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GR. Moulton
Dakota
N “A
Mr. Moulton
South Dakota
Middle West
Iowa
Minnesota
Moulton
Bason
Sesson
Muth
Rieke
Ee Mason
Enue
Sadie B Finckh Offers Hair Care and Facial Treatments
Advertisement for Sadie B Finckh hair dressing parlors offering facial treatments and massage. Claims to cure biting habit with an electric needle. Office hours 9:30 to 1 and 6 p.m. location listed as 238 Wisconsin Street.
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Hale
Regates
Wisconsin Street
Congregationalists to Hold Thirty Seventh Annual Meeting in Huron
The thirty seventh annual meeting of congregational churches in the state will convene in Huron from May 21st with delegates lodging and dining at local homes and hotels. The program includes morning and afternoon women’s sessions, welcome and response speeches, and evening addresses by notable clergymen and a visitor from Yokohama Japan.
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Huron
Harvard
South Dakota church assembly schedule from May meeting
Wednesday sessions cover devotional hours committee reports and special appointments. Key talks include temperance reform and church roles in moral education with Rev. Martin, Rev. Grafton, and Rev. Brown. Afternoon sessions address missions, benevolence plans, home missionary society, and church outreach to workers with several clergy including Rev. Clyde Bowdish and Rev. Thrall.
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M. A. Martin
Webster
South Dakota
W M. Grafton
Mitchell
T. J. Brown
Chicago
Thomas J. Woodcock
Elk ‘Point
Lauriston Reynolds
Redfield
J. P. Clyde
Waterstown
A. Craig Bowdish
South Dakota Home Missionary Society
L. Reynolds
H. W. N. Beresford
W. Herbert Thrall
D.D
Huron
David J. Perren
Belle Fourche
Geo. E. Green
Fort. Pierre
Walter H. Ashley
Deadwood
Congregational
Religious conference program with multiple speakers
A Thursday program outlines devotionals and meetings led by Rev. Geo. Evans and Rev. Geo. Kilbon. It includes reports from Charles M. Daley and the state Sunday school committee, youth contributions, and discussions on the Sunday school’s role. Afternoon sessions feature women’s addresses by Mrs. B. Gray and Miss Mary E. Wainwright.
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Geo
Evans
Canton
Christian Endeavor
L. W. Kilbon
Letcher
Charles M. Daley
State Congregational Sunday School Committee
Alfred Gregory
Bonesteel
Frank V. Stevens
Yankton
Inetta B. Gray
Cheyenne
Ming
Weekly South Dakota Weather Report Summary
The government observer reports a cool week across South Dakota with high winds and less sunshine. Mean temperatures were well below normal, nights near or below freezing across much of the state, and highs reached 71 in Sioux Falls while lows dropped to 12 at Oelrichs. Precipitation was below normal overall, with rain and snow midweek and Friday night into Saturday hindering field work.
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South Dakota
Missouri
James River
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Oelrichs
Fall River
City Council Proceedings and Actions Report
Friday night city council session chaired by Mayor McKay with aldermen present. W J Barker chosen night policeman for three months at $60 monthly. Sewers approved for Simmons and Montana streets. dog restriction petition referred to ordinance committee. Damages from fires at city dump accepted, Hinds & Sparks paid. Health board funding set at $60 monthly for three months starting May 1 for garbage cleanup. Artestan well contract awarded to Norbeck Nicholson at $4.50 per foot. Council adjourned after committee reports.
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McKay
Tobin
Bryant
Fullinweider
McIlvaine
Sauer
Miller
Robinson
W. J. Barker
Simmons
Montana
W. 8. Demarree
Hinds & Sparks
Bolles & Roses
Health Board
Norbeck & Nicholson
Redfield
New Artestaa
One More Fire on Great Northern Tracks
A Great Northern passenger car carrying a box of signal torpedoes caught fire Saturday around 3 30 after an engine bumped it while switching. Earl Howard jumped a crossing, grabbed a fire extinguisher, and helped smother the blaze, but the roof was badly burned and the car will need repairs.
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Great Northern
Earl Howard
August Tamsi
Earl
Near Collision as Sylph Strikes Tugboat on Potomac
Mrs Roosevelt and companions on the yacht Sylph narrowly escape injury when the vessel misreads an order and crashes into a tugboat near Washington. The flagpole breaks, the Sylph’s racing launch is damaged, and both vessels suffer harm while the party disembarks safely aboard the dock.
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Washington
Velt
Clifford Richardson
New York
Bacon
Imprisoned in Ice Fields Halts Transatlantic Lines
Halifax May 6 Three large transatlantic liners believed trapped in vast ice fields blocking Cabot Strait between Newfoundland and Cape Breton. Other lines in the Montreal and St. Lawrence service have landed passengers and freight after failed attempts to pierce the barrier. The Allan line steamer Sardinian is involved.
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Halifax
N. S
Cabot Strait
Newfoundland
Cape Breton
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Allan Line
Japanese General Sees Education Ties Through Seattle Visit
General Kuroki Sage of Japan praises Seattle support for Japanese children sent to the United States for education. He says the United States will learn from their example and that Japanese families view American treatment as crucial to future exchanges. He notes faith that anti-Japanese sentiment is fading.
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Kuroki Sage
Japan
United States
Baron
Seattle
Kuroki
Manchuria Defense Unit to Be Raised by Conscription
Twenty new battalions will be raised to form a special army corps for Manchuria. The emperor orders the viceroy Hen Shik Chang and Manchurian governors to cooperate with Yuag Shi Kai in reorganizing provincial administration.
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Peking
Manchuria
Hen Shik Chang
Yuag Shi Kai
China
Missing Boy Murdered in Cleveland Case
May 4 report states a missing boy case ends with discovery of a body hidden under rubbish. Police conclude the child was murdered.
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Cleveland
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