Huron Happenings and Regional Movements
Local notices list residents and visitors in Huron and nearby towns. Names include Harry Lenhart, Ed Shannon, Jerome Fell, Augusta Johnson, E H Hawley, Tom Rivers, Mrs Wm Hittle, and many others visiting, traveling, or attending track meets and real estate dealings. Several moves involve Oakes Hawarden rail service, Brookings visitors, and church assembly plans in Yankton and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Shannon
Oakes & Hawarden
Huron
Jerome Fell
Iroquois
Crow's
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
Mrs. G. E. Fenner of Marion Indiana claims the One Minute Cough Cure cured her persistent cough after weight loss from 148 to 92 pounds. She states four bottles restored her health and normal weight. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Holland Wheeler
Little Louise Tincher Hosts Junior Music Club Anniversary
Little Louise Tincher of Franklin Street presided at a Junior Music Club meeting marking its seventh anniversary. A program of fifteen numbers ended with a piano and guitar duet with her father John Tincher, followed by luncheon served by Louise’s mother. Lilies of the valley were given to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Louise Tincher
Danville
Ill
Louise Tincher
Franklin Street
John Tincher
Cure of eczema in child with Cuticura remedy cited
A letter from 1896 describes severe infant eczema on a two year old boy cured by Cuticura products. The account notes constant scratching, blood stained clothes, and facial sores before treatment. A March note five years later reports complete recovery and healthy pink skin with no blemish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Panama Canal Closure Payment Made to Panama Agents
Acting Secretary Loomis announced that the United States has paid the remaining 9 million dollars of compensation to J P Morgan and the Panama government's fiscal agents in New York and Washington to finalize the canal concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New York
Washington
Loomis
Panama Canal
United States
Canal Zone
Department of State
J. P. Morgan
Spotted fever epidemic hits New York in two weeks
In New York City over the past two weeks there were 150 deaths from spotted fever or cere brospinal meningitis. The latest week alone recorded ninety four fatalities as health authorities impose stringent measures to curb the contagion. Doctors concede transmission is not fully understood and no remedy exists. efforts focus on easing patient suffering. The last major outbreak was in 1873 with high mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Barnes
VanDalsem
Clark & Venables
Brooking
Redfield
the Athletic Association
Brookings
W.B Steere
Sioux Falls
Charles Pool
New York
Health Department
Record Run For Warship Kentucky From Hongkong To New York
The United States battleship Kentucky set a world record for a warship with a 12,699 mile voyage from Hong Kong to New York at 12.7 knots average. A 2,900 mile Madeira to New York leg ran at 13.8 knots. The ship, in commission just over four years, has served as flag ship of the squadron under Rear Admiral Evars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Hongkong
New York
United States
Tompkinsville
Madrira
Hong Kong
Madeira
China Station
Evars
Protestant and Episcopal Churches Consider Union Move
Washington May 23 The brief session of the general conference of the Methodist Protestant church heard Rev F T Little of Baltimore propose a union with the Methodist Episcopal church The Episcopal conference in Los Angeles referred it to a committee The Protestant conference followed the same course The committee is to be named by President Tagg and will also review a proposed union with the Congregationalists and United Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Methodist Protestant Church
F. T. Little
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Los Angeles
Cal
Methodist Protestant Conference
Tagg
Congregationalists
United Brethren
Hawthorne Racing Association Bars Western Union Telegraph Wires
President Fitz Gerald of the Hawthorne Racing Association notified Western Union Telegraph that the association will not permit the company to run telegraph wires from the track. No reason was given for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Hawthorne Racing Association
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
South Dakota Pioneer Dead
H N Ross a famed Black Hills discoverer of the first gold in the hills died in Custer South Dakota. He and partner William T McKay joined Custer’s expedition as scouts and guides and panned the first gold on French Creek on July 3 1874 near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
S. D
H. N. Ross
Black Hills
Ross
William T. McKay
Fort Abraham Lincoln
French Creek
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Alyer
Aoob Shull
Saratoga
TCA Co
Lowell
Hee
Chi
Harry Lenhart
Winona
T. H. Null
Howard
C. N. Mellvaine
Augusta Johnson
Mable Phillips
E. H. Hawley
Tom ‘Kivers
Pierre
Wm. Hittle
Ed. Hittle
Miss .Tincher
G. W. Abell
C. C. Eddy
Thereos
Ed. Sterling
Col. King
Miller
Wm. Wollister
Charley Roberts
Windsor House
Robert Hodge
Mr. Marcus
Providence—Washington Insurance Company
Cole
Cole’s
Congregational
South Dakota
Watertown
H. D. Wiard
Association
Yankton
C. M. Daly
Mr. Wiard
National Congregational Assembly
Des Moines
Iowa
Victor Robbins
Omaha
H. Plummer
N.ralph
The
North-Western Co
Western Union
Mason City
Osgood Plummer
Webster
Mass
San Francisco
E. J. Burton
Kansas City
Burton
Maynard Mallette
Jones
Jim Hinman
Oakes
Hawarden
Clay Carpenter
Terry McMullen
H. B. Sanborn
C. H. Bonesteel
G. N. Abell
Mr. Bonesteel
J. L. Dodson
Epworth League Assembly
Canton
John Longstaff
Anna Payson
Rochester
Minn
Union Land&Loan Company
Cavour
Alice White
Caroline
Jennie Cort
Henry Dukes
Chanute
Kan
George Pottinger
Fremont
Neb
Jess
DeSmet
Rich Thompson
Rich
VanDoozer
Janet
Wisconsin Street
Dinnl
Robert Donahue
Wood
Donahue
Jenner Gould
North- Western
14Th Regiment of
Brooklyn
City Hall
St. Louis
Henry Wilkening
Charles Marimus
William Hutton
Cole’s Vetrinary
Brookings College
Ladies Glee Club
Dewy Dei
Peerless Beer
Fes
Canal Glear
Edler Bros
Edler Bro.s
Third Street
Huron, South Dakota
New York City
Hawthorne Race Track
Patton Sun Proof
Huron, S. D
John Fuglsang & Company
Standard Savings Bank
J. L. Norris
Colorado St
E. B. Soper
Webb Vince
GRO. C. Fullinweider
Cashin Nt
Vie Presiden
Canada
Huron Cement CO
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