Controversy Over Editorials Targeting Ohioan Hollingsworth
In Washington on May 18 Speaker Cannon ruled editorials attacking Mr. Hollingsworth of Ohio did not constitute a privilege issue. The uproar followed readings from papers accusing him of waving the Bloody Shirt over the Jefferson Davis portrait matter. Laughter erupted as Harrison’s Civil War ties were noted.
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Congress
Cannon
Washington
Sherman
Ohio
Hollingsworth
House of Representatives
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Dally Clarion Ledger
Jackson
Miss
Riptey
Shreveport
Bartlett
Georgia
Fitzgerald
New York
Harrieon
Mr. Harrison
Burton Harrison
FATHER AND SON KILLED IN FENCE DISPUTE
In Richmond Indiana a farm fence feud between the Meek and Raileback families led to gunfire. Alexander Meek and Raymond Meek were killed and Frank Raileback Sr and Jr were seriously wounded before Joel Rallsback killed both Meeks with a double barreled shotgun. Rallsback surrendered to the sheriff.
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Richmond
Ind
Alexander Meek
Raymond Meek
Frank Raileback
Realisbacks
Frank Raileback, Jr
Rallsback
Joel Rallsback
Meeks
No Opposition to Willard Confirmed as Federal Judge
Washington May 15 authorities say there will be no opposition to the confirmation of Charles A Willard nominated by President Taft for a Minnesota federal judgeship The Senate committee will report favorably and the nomination will be quickly confirmed without a dissenting vote Portland Ore May 18 John D Roselair is accused of fatally slashing his wife with a salmon knife at their mountain home near Hillsboro He surrendered to the sheriff after the murder occurred twenty nine miles from Hillsboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Willard
Taft
Minnesota
Nelson
Senate
Portland
Ore
John D. Roselair
Roselair
Hancock
Hillsboro
Lonely Mountain
HJ Habaro
Women Outnumber Men in Washington Census
The police census shows a total DC population of 343,003 with women outnumbering men by 15,425 in the national capital and its suburbs. The negro population is listed at 7,142, and the overall figure marks an increase of 3,600 from the previous year.
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Washington
National Capital
District of Columbia
Gold telegraphic key presented to Taft for Seattle exposition
Presented to President Taft in Washington on May 18 by Secretary Ballinger and Washington's congressional delegation the gold telegraphic key will open the Yukon Alaska Pacific exposition June 1 in Seattle. The key is mounted on Alaska marble and decorated with 22 gold nuggets from Alaska donated by George W. Carmack the Klondike gold discoverer.
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Washington
Taft
Seattle
Ballinger
Alaska
White House
George W. Carmack
Klondike
Carnegie meets Victor Emmanuel in Rome during beneficence tour
Andrew Carnegie was received by King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. Senator Cappellini of the University of Bologna presented the king with a model of a rare prehistoric animal gifted by Carnegie. The king praised the gifts and his beneficences. Duke of Aosta was unable to receive Carnegie due to illness.
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Rome
Andrew Carnegie
Victor Emmanuel
Cappellini
University of Bologna
Carnegie
New England Taxation of Corporations Examined
Washington reports on Herbert Knox Smith’s review of state taxes on manufacturing mercantile and transportation firms in six New England states. The analysis highlights diversity in corporate taxation, notes Massachusetts’ excess profits approach, and signals further parts on other regions.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Taft
New England
Smith
Massachusetts
Strike at Paria Postal Service Shrinks as Dismissals Rise
About one thousand postal workers remain on strike in Paria amid political agitation. Leaders align with extreme groups and threaten a general strike, though many see the moment as unpropitious. Total strikers fall to 1,023 from 1,592. twenty four more dismissals reported.
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Paria
Sagaciong
Refugees Flood Adana Under Strain as Hospitals Struggle
Adana in Asiatic Turkey reports 22 000 refugees in the city with 300 wounded treated at American and other hospitals. About 4 000 refugees are JM and 400 suffer measles dysentery and typhoid. Mortality among children is rising due to under feeding and exposure.
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Adana
Turkey
Spalling Becomes Titular Archbishop in Vatican Decree
Right Rev John Lancaster Spalling formerly bishop of Peoria has been named titular Archbishop of Beyphopolis by a Vatican decree issued in Rome. The resignation from Peoria diocese was accepted last fall.
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Peoria
John Lancaster Spalling
Beyphopilis
Vatican
Rome
Girl Charged With Murder In Mother's Death Case
Louise Arbogast twenty three held in St Paul hospital ward for hearing charged with murdering her father Louis Arbogast butcher by axe blow in bed last Thursday. Insanity alleged as defense as police report nervousness hallucinations after leaving a sanitarium. Police say motive and cover up involved mother Tonlse in initial statements.
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St. Paul
Louise Arbogast
Louis Arbogast
Cald
Arbogast
Spence
Tonlse
Insanity in Japan Rises With Civilization Says Doctor
Dr. K Saito director at Aoyama hospital for the insane in Tokyo says civilization advances raise insanity in Japan. He notes rarity fifty years ago and rising after conflicts including the China Japanese war and the war with Russia. He is touring hospitals worldwide to inspect treatment and care.
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Chicago
Japan
K. Saito
Aoyama Hospital
Tokyo
Saito
Congress Hotel
China
Old wages to be restored at Republic Iron and Steel
Youngstown Ohio May 17 employed at Republic Iron and Steel Company receive notice of a wage readjustment effective June 1. About 4 000 workers locally expected to be restored to the wage scale prior to the 10 percent cut of April 1 with a general readjustment across Republic plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Murderer dies by own hand in jealous rage
In Chicago on May 14 a machinist named John T D Hinz killed his wife in their kitchen then fled to the elevated tracks where he laid his head on the rail and was decapitated by an oncoming train in darkness.
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Chicago
John Td, Hinz
Big Steamer Crash in Buffalo Breakwater
Big steel freighter Thomas Sparlum crashed into the steamer George Russell as both left their berth inside the breakwater in Colliston Buffalo May 14. Damage to the Russell is estimated at 340000. A misunderstanding of signals is blamed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas Sparlum
George Russell
Russell
American Cutter Tahoma Arrives at Alexandretta
The United States revenue cutter Tahoma arrived at Alexandretta on May 14 to protect American interests. It is the first American ship seen in Turkish waters since the Massacres and disorder began in Asiatic Turkey.
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Alexandretta
United States Revenue
Tahoma
Asiatic
Turkey
Russian Robin Hood figure Savitzky killed in village garrison clash
May 15 report states Savitzky a famed robber chieftain nicknamed the Robin Hood of the Russian revolution was killed by members of the rural guard. The account credits local forces with neutralizing the outlaw amid rising tensions in the countryside.
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Robin ‘Hood
Moltley
Savitzky
Robin Hood
Geard
Boom Year for Huron Growth in 1909
The article notes rapid expansion in Huron during 1909 with saws and hammers at work across most blocks. Houses rise along Seventh Street toward Twenty Second, farmland yields to building lots worth ten dollars per front foot, and 100 residences are reportedly under construction as business blocks multiply and city prosperity seems assured.
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Huron
Seventh Street
Mrs Sarah T Rorer Teaches Cost Conscious Cooking Course
Domestic Science group hosts a four week program by Mrs Sarah T Rorer from May 24 to June 29 with sessions Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. She will cover meats soups vegetables and fruit and teach affordable procurement and preparation methods. Each student will study the chemistry of foods under her guidance and tickets are sold by the Ladies of Huron with contact Mrs John L Pyle for those missed.
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Ladies College Associating
Sarah T Rorer
Rover
Huron
John L. Pyle
Domestic science school to be held in Huron
The article argues for practical domestic science education as essential for girls and all students. It notes rising demand for home making skills, cites obligatory domestic science in leading schools, and mentions a planned school of domestic science including cooking to be held in the Commercial Hall Rooms in Huron from May 24.
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Ma. Barron
Uiese
Hnes
Sclp
Huron
Lectures by National Expert on Practical Demonstrations
June 19 events feature Mrs Samir T Rorer conducting lectures with demonstrations from 3 to 5 p m on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. The course costs 50 cents per lesson or five dollars for sixteen lessons. The note urges practical daily instruction and cites prior Omaha course success. Signed J W Sanon Co Supt.
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Samir T. Rorer
Thoee
Beadle County
Omaha
J. W. Sanon, Co. Supt
Church Notices of Sabbath Services and Activities
A list of Sabbath services across congregations in luron and surrounding streets with pastors noted. Includes times for Sunday school at 10:00, preaching at 11:00 and 7:30, and various youth, junior, and evening leagues led by Rev. J. P. Anderson, Rev. Frederick W. Long, Rev. Duane Rifenbark, Rev. F. E. Hudson, Rev. L. K. Smith, and Rev. Alfred Brede.
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Paesaytentan
4Th and
Wisconsin
J. P. Anderson
Concnenationan
Corner Sth
California
Frederick W. Long
EL Society
4Th
Kansas
Duane Rifenbark
Epworth
Barrist—Corner
Std
F. E. Hudson
Grace Eriscopa
Al—Corner
L. K. Smith
Evansa Lurnenay
Cuurca—Corner
Iowan
Alfred Brede
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Huron Testimony
Work strains worn kidneys in daily labor and backbreaking tasks. Frederick Leipold of Huron testifies Doan's Kidney Pills restored kidney function, reduced ankle swelling, and strengthened his back after a 15 year decline. For sale by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Huron
Frederick Leipold
Montana Ave
S. Dak
Donn
A. J. Bick & Co
Conto Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Hills to Stop the Fiend of Ulcer Cure
John Deye of Gladwin Michigan faced a 12 year ulcer with medical bills over 100 dollars and no relief. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the ulcer and healed fever sores boils felons and rashes. It is praised as infallible for piles burns cuts and corns and is sold by H Wheeler's.
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John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
Bucklen
H. Wheeler
Farmers urged to bring wheat to mill for premium
Notice to farmers urges selling wheat locally at Huron Milling Company mill to keep grain in county. Premium offered for remaining wheat. Also mentions Wm Loomis of Redfield traveling by train to Sioux Falls for the Congregational churches general association.
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Huron Millling Company
Summons in Beadle County Justice Court 1909
The State of South Dakota Beadle County justice summons Geo Mettler to appear April 14 1909 at 10 PM in Huron to answer a complaint by Harmon and Warner for eight dollars and 15 cents plus interest and costs. Failure to appear results in default judgment for the amount and costs. J C Hatfield Justice of the Peace Beadle County.
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State of
South Dakota
Beadic
J. C. Hatcheld
Justice of the Peace
Harmon and
W. Z. Warner
Partners
Geo. Mettler
Huron
Said
W. Z. Harmon
J. C. Hatfield
Beadle County
E. Enger
J.C. Hatfield
South Dakotas
Hatfield
Order to Show Cause in Guardianship Sale
Guardian seeks court order to sell real estate of minors Eugenia M. Kiene and Marienne B. Kiene. June 12, 1909 hearing in Beadle County Dakota Huronite publication required for three weeks prior.
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State of
South
Dr.Iota
Headle
Eugenia M. Kiene
Marienne B. Kiene
Elile
M. D. Whisman
Hurin
Beadie County
Beadle County
Clergy Members Travel South for Congregational Association
The Rev. A. A. Wood of Faulkton and Im Ewig of Turton rode the southbound train to Sioux Falls on Tuesday morning to attend the Congregational Association meeting.
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A. A. Wood
Faulkton
Im Ewig
Turton
Sioux Walls
Congregational Association
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Southern Press
Indiana
Willard
Tafi
Yukon
Alaska-Pacific Exposition
King Victor Emmanuel
President Taft
Steel Company
Colliston
Pure Food and Drugs
Pineule Medicine CO
U.S. A
Perriton's
Sarah T. Rorer
Doon
Turon
Redfeld
Sioux Falls
Beadless
Justice Court
J. C. Hattfield
E. Eager
A.A. Chamberlain
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