EAT DIAMOND RING CONTEST IN HURON COUNTY
The daily and weekly Huronite announce a popularity contest awarding two valuable diamond rings and two other prizes tomorrow. Readers vote by submitting coupons from papers, nominating a local lady or gentleman as candidates representing various groups. Prizes include gold split between the top organizations. coupons in each issue grant one vote.
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Bryan Attacks Rockefeller Taft Endorsement
William J. Bryan condemned John D. Rockefeller's pledge to vote for William H. Taft, arguing the Rockefeller stance shows close ties with trusts and taft would fail to enforce the law. He charged the endorsement aims at influencing business leaders rather than the public.
Notable Kidney Remedy Promoted by Pharmacist
A claimed universal backache and urinary trouble cure is described as a tea spoon dose after meals and at night. The formula includes Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla three ounces. It is praised as quick acting and stomach safe.
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Mny
Harmes
Donn's Kidney Pills Endorsement Aids Huron Patient
Peter VanLeshaut of Huron Maine reports six years of kidney trouble ended after using Donn's Kidney Pills. He praises relief from urinary and bladder issues and urges others to try the remedy. The ad notes price and US distributor Foster Milburn Co. Also mentions W C A convention returnees and a medical clinic in Aberdeen with Royal Hotel consultation for diseases.
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Peter VanLeshaut
Iowa Street
Huron
Donn
Iowa
A. J. Bick
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Mortgage Sale Notice from Beadle County South Dakota 1908
Notice of mortgage default and imminent foreclosure by Bradshaw Brothers against Ehmer Strickland. Public auction planned at the Beadle County courthouse in Huron on November 30 1908 at two in the afternoon for property described as Southeast Quarter of Section Six Township 112 North Range 83 West. Principal plus interest totaling 1263.04 and 4803.5 interest plus 10 attorney fees. Foreclosure conducted under Beadle County South Dakota law.
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Ehmer Strickland
Beadle
South Dakota
Bradshaw Bros
Hennepin
Minnesota
Register of Deeds
City of
Huron
County of
State of
A. D
Bradshaw Brothers
Mortgueee
Gardner and Churchill
Mortguece
Seven Years Of Proof For Dr Kings New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Mo cites seven years of proof that Dr Kings New Discovery cures coughs and colds and throat chest lung diseases The World reports thirty eight years of proof and its use prevents pneumonia Available at H Wheeler store 50c and 1 00 bottle free with order Conductor M L Redmond of Brookings visited Huron friends Saturday.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
Garantee
H. Wheeler Drug Atore
Soc
Ninety Under Arrest in Samburg Night Riders Camp
In Samburg Tennessee on October 30 more than ninety prisoners are held in a camp under heavy guard. The most important suspects are guarded, conversations are restricted, and visitors bring food. Governor Patterson remains inside. James Bryce of the Troy News Banner was released. Matilda Rassaker, mother of three arrestees, has died from heart trouble caused by worry.
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Samburg
Tenn
Mar
Norton
Zopfi
Nashville
Bob Haffman
Governor Patterson
James Bryce
Troy News-Banner
Matilda Rassaker
Rassaker
Jail Mob Kills George Cook in Kingston Tennessee
A mob of about thirty attacked the Roane county jail in Kingston on October 11 and killed George Cook who was held on a King John King charge. Cook resisted with a razor injuring a mob member before he was shot dead. Deputies search for two masked attackers and a reward may be offered by Governor Patterson.
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Kingston
Tenn
Roane County
George Cook
King John King
Southweat Point
Cook
Patterson
Miners Escape Beath as Forest Fires Ignite West Virginia Mine
Forest fires around Turkey Knob near Charleston threatened miners at the Turkey Knob Coal Company mine. The fire reached the inhouse, burned the drift mouth and started the mine fire. No explosion occurred and all four entries were used to escape. Two men were overcome by smoke but are recovering. Fire controlled after hours of effort.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Turkey Knob
Turkey Knob Coal Company
More Suffragettes Arrested in London Disorder
All but two suffragettes arrested during Wednesday night protests near the House of Commons were fined 25 dollars and jailed for one month after refusing to pay. One detainee was under twenty one and another secured an adjournment to lodge an assault charge against the arresting constable.
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Jal
London
House of Coimmons
Minister's Wife Dies After Jump From Bridge
Mrs. A. Rathenburg, 24, wife of a Franken Circle Disciple church minister, jumped from Abby Street Bridge to railroad tracks eighty feet below in Cleveland on November 3. Cause of suicide is not known.
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Cleveland
A. Rathenburg
Franken Circle Disciple
Abby Street
Bank Scandal Probe Highlights Morse Curtis Letters
In New York on Oct 30 1907 Alfred H Curtis president of the Bank of North America defended himself in a case with Charles W Morse promoter. Curtis testified he warned against continuing practices he believed threatened the bank's stability and questioned loans and stock dealings tied to Morse and Barney.
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New York
Alfred H. Curtie
Bank of North America
Charles W. Morae
Curtis
Stimson
National Bank of North America
Morse
Inge
Wank
Charles T. Barney
Mr. Morse
C. W. Morse
Receivers Appointed for Hudson River Electric Power Co
In Norwich New York on November 2 Judge Tray named receivers for the Hudson River Electric Power company. Named are Cheres W. Andrews of Syracuse George W. Dunn of Binghamton and Milton Delano of Carastota. The firm, formed in 1903, controlled several Hudson River utilities and subsidiaries serving Central and Eastern New York. Authorized capital stock 10 million. issued 5.29 million. Total funded debt 9.69 million. Net earnings for 1907 were 486200.
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Big Power Company
Norwich
Hudson Hiver Electric Power Company
Tray Naming
Cheres W. Andrews
Syracuse
George W. Dunn
Binghampton
Milton Delano
Carastota
Hudson River Water Power Company
Hudson River Winefile Company
Hudson River Power Transmission Company
New York State
Aeronaut Injuries Reported After Wind Wagon Test
New York November 3 Dr Julius P Thomas the aeronaut injured at Morris Park during wind wagon experiments will be confined to bed for weeks Bruises on his back arms and leg are painful but spine injury not believed severe A complete examination was not yet done due to pain.
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Rockefeller
Taft
Napoleon
William J. Bryan
Jtohn
William H. Taft
Bryan
Stanchard Oi
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Taft
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Mr. Taft Ia
Trusts
Myr. Rtockefeller
Law and Order
Corporation
United States
New York
Julan P. Thomas
Morris Park
Mrs Hains Denies Letters Forged in Hains Murder Case
Ruston November 3 Mrs Claudia Hains denies New York letters purporting to be from her to Captain Peter C Hains Jr. were forged She says the Hains brothers seek to smear her to sway public opinion and possibly win sympathy for their own defense in the murder trial of William E Annis.
St Paul Livery Stable Fire Leaves Dozens Dead
A fast spreading blaze at John C Shea’s stable in St Paul destroyed 98 horses and many carriages. Fourteen men escaped, one Olaf Johnson missing, possibly perished. The Angus Hotel beside the stable faced near panic and the total loss tabulates around $40,000 for the stable and contents.
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St. Paul
St Paul
Angus Hotel
John, C. Shea
Olaf Johnson
Shea Very
Igo Express Company
Trick to Defeat Taft in Rockefeller Letter
Washington reports a White House rebuttal to John D. Rockefeller's pledge to vote for Taft. It claims the move is a Democratic plot shielded by secrecy and would fail, stating Taft would have kept quiet if Rockefeller truly favored him.
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Washington
White House
John D. Rockefeller
Taft
Hag
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Burglar Attired in Evening Dress Tries Steal Jewelry
Chicago reports a burglar in full evening dress obtains $1500 worth of jewelry from Mrs. Eugene Vincent Roddin by entering through a window. The burglar mingled with guests or servants to reach the bar, risking detection in the crowd. In Columbia Ohio a family of three dies from gas poisoning, with neighbors reporting a suspected suicide or double tragedy as a possible cause.
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Chicago
Eugene Vincent Roddin
Columbia
Devore
Charles Devore
Milo
Nelgbors
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