Republican Sweep Across States Reported in Elections
Early returns show Republicans winning large margins in New York and Massachusetts, with Drake in Iowa also leading. Kentucky and New Jersey results are mixed, while Beatrice Rhinehart and the Oriole company perform in town, and a funeral notice from California recalls Malcolm E Day’s death.
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Congregational Mission Superintendent Attends Four Regional Meetings
Rev W. Theal superintendent of congregational missions travels to Milok for four district associations north of Beadle county and east of the Missouri river. Plankinton association meets Burnside Obaries Mix county at Ward academy starting July 7 and ends Sunday. Central association convenes Carthage July 12 to 14, Mr Thrall to attend all meetings.
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Huron Items Highlights Local Notices and Social News
Mej Kimball was a Wednesday caller while Hubbard Squash sold at Joy Prothers. Several Huron residents attend court in Redfield and Auditor Hipple with Commissioner Lockhart visited. The Pierre Press Committee asks Why God permits sin referred to Bro Caldwell. George Voss left for California for the winter. Public school cost is about 34.00 per capita. Junior Endeavorers plan a Friday dime social at the Congregational church. Winter apples sell for 2.75 per barrel at Joy Brothers. Col Elson offers legal and insurance services from Third Street. Rents, land deals, hydrants protected for winter firefight. Insurers urged to raise rates citing higher fire protection raising costs.
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Senator Hill Addresses Large Ohio Rallies
Senator Hill of New York spoke in Elyria with Congressman Tom L. Johnson and later drew 6 000 to 7 000 people at Saengerfest hall in Cleveland. He focused on national issues.
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Texas Needs a High Tide
Washington reports that the Texas, a second class battleship, cannot dock in New York without a large tide. Naval officers speculate on the fate if the ship were to arrive in port in a sinking condition after an at sea accident.
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University reappoints suspended students after drill disruption
Maprson Wisconsin October 30 The university faculty decided to reinstate the three students recently suspended for interfering with the freshman military drill. Representatives from all classes attended and presented a petition 15 feet long signed by the students.
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Rockefeller ties vast stake to Wisconsin Central reorg
Milwaukee, Oct 30. Rockefeller is reported to be involved in reorganizing the Wisconsin Central Railroad and is said to hold between 3 million and 3.5 million dollars in its securities. The disclosure comes as part of broader reports on his railroad interests and influence.
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Wave of suicides shocks Gouverneur and New York elite
A Nov 1 report from New York describes a surge of suicides, totaling ten lives. The most notable victim is Dr. Carpenter, brother in law of ex Governor Flower, who died by his own hand in Gouverneur, N Y, just before noon. He was a wealthy figure in local society and politics.
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Congressmen Pickler Visits Huron Amid Campaign Push
Congressmen Pickler arrived in Huron from Faulkton this morning and spent hours meeting supporters. The Mayor expressed optimism about the senatorial campaign and noted Allison leads among presidential hopefuls. The Major departed west on the 12:20 freight.
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Gas strike near Parker taps flow for household use
John Allen reports striking natural gas a few days ago a little west of Parker at 175 feet. He says the flow is ample for cooking and family purposes. Also, a local shop advertises binding magazines into elegant volumes as a Christmas gift option.
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