Passenger and freight trains schedule from Huron to Benson
No. 58 passenger leaves Huron at 6 15 a m arrives Watertown 8 40 a m and Benson 12 05 p m. No 272 freight runs tri weekly Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and will carry passengers. Train 271 freight arrives at Benson Friday 11 50 a m. Trains 57 and 58 connect daily Sundays with services to Twin Cities Lake Superior North Dakota Montana and Pacific points. R Krnner agent G N Ry.
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Huron
Watertown
Benson
Miiees
Ice Ces Cnesse
Mtsonou
Snego
Dses
Sunda
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Krnner
G. N. Ry
Train schedule headlines for Huron station notices
Train listings show east west north south departures from Huron with No. 502 Chicago Express and No. 503 Mail and Express connections. Freight and accommodation trains operate daily or on specific weekdays with times ranging from early morning to late evening. Agent L. H. Johns notes station details and connections to Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield.
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Sunda
Huron
Chicago Express
Sioux Valley Junction
Watertown
Redfield
Mellen to Assume New York and New Haven Presidency
The New York and New Haven will name Charles S. Mellen as president on October 21 and he will take office October 31. He has resigned as president of the Northern Pacific, a move unanimously accepted by its directors. The succession at the Northern Pacific remains unsettled, leaving the railroad world at sea.
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New York
Charles S. Mellen
Northern Pacific
New Haven
United States
Mellen
The
New York and
Local firm seeks agents with flexible hours in town district
A large conservative corporation offers an exceptional opportunity to act as its agent and representative. No experience needed and full time commitment not required. Earn steady income with pleasant and easy work in your town and neighborhood. Apply at once to the undersigned for liberal cash pay and valuable premiums.
Riots In Sault Ste. Marie Prompt Urgent Militia Call
A mob of discharged Consolidated Lake Superior employés smashed windows at the company office in the Canadian Soo, attacked street cars, and looted W H Plummer & Co hardware. Local militia called in as police are overwhelmed. several officers and firemen injured. two French woodsmen shot during a noon arrest. rioters clash with troops but soldiers refrain from firing.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Soa
W. H. Plummer & Co
Toronto
Idte
Littlewood
Stinson
Firebugs Ignite Harlem Flats Across City
In Harlem several cellars of five flats were set ablaze with kerosene as investigators link the Church of the Archangel fire to firebugs. Hundreds faced danger as terror spread, with police units patrolling the district but no suspects yet secured.
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New York
Harlem
Church of the Archangel
St. Nicholas Avenue
Robbey
Dog Shout Dubious Hunting Accident Hits St. Cloud Clerk
John Kessener, night clerk at the Pacific hotel in St. Cloud Minnesota, was seriously wounded by bird shot from a double barreled shotgun. The hunting party had driven into the country when the dog stepped on the triggers after Kessener laid the gun on the ground to tend to the team.
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St. Cloud
Minn
John Kessener
Pacific Hotel
Kessener
Kesener
G. Sturre
Fire at Private Sanitarium Kills One in Kansas City
A blaze at Dr. B. B. Ralphs private sanitarium destroyed the two story frame building. G. C. Cary of Wichita died from burns and five inmates were injured, leaping from second floor windows as stairs failed. Injured will recover.
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Kansas City
G. C. Cary
Wichita
B. B. Ralph
Hanna in Wreck Near Berlin Heights
Private electric car carrying Senator Hanna and others from Cleveland to a Republican meeting derailed three miles east of Berlin Heights. The car jumped the track after striking a derailing switch at high speed. occupants were hurled but none suffered serious injuries.
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Berlin Heights
Hanna
Cleveland
Gale Strikes Bermuda Whipping Homes and Crops
A hurricane force gale from the east southeast began at 10 a.m. and intensified, then shifted to the northeast and northwest. Extensive damage occurred across Bermuda with many houses blown down and roofs torn off, damaging property and crops.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Miners Die In Powder Mine Explosion Near Mammoth Hot Springs
An accidental explosion at a powder mine near Mammoth Hot Springs claimed two lives and injured two others. Witnesses describe the blast as devastating with remains scattered. the largest recovered fragment from the victims was about a foot long.
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Wallace, Ida
Mammoth Hot Springs
Archbishop Kain III in Critical Condition in Baltimore
Arch bishop Kain of St. Louis is hospitalized at St. Agnes sanitarium Baltimore with a weak and irregular heart action. Physicians are in constant attendance at his bedside.
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Baltimore
Kain
St. Louis
St. Agnes’ Sanitarium
Youngest Wisconsin Union drummer died in Wisconsin
George S. Chamberlain aged fifty three died in Waukesha after a long illness from cancer. He was the youngest enlisted Wisconsin soldier in the Union army during the Civil War having joined the Thirty-ninth Wisconsin infantry as a drummer at age thirteen and served three months.
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Waukesha
Wis
George S. Chamberlain
Nashville Gunboat Sails to St Andrews Island
The navy department reports the gunboat Nashville left Pensacola bound for St Andrews Island near Nicaragua to aid American citizens facing ill treatment by local employers. The voyage follows reports of hardships endured by U S citizens in the region.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pensacola
Nashville
St. Andrews Island
Nicaragua
Ottawa asks militia to quell Soo riots
Ottawa officials seek military aid from the minister of the militia to send troops to the Soo to suppress riots. The minister said the request was irregular and would be acted on promptly once filed through proper municipal channels.
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Ottawa
Ont
Soo
Receiver named for Consolidated Lake Superior company
John G. Carruth of Philadelphia named receiver by Judge Platt in the U S district court. Bond set at $10,000. Counsel for the company confirmed the appointment. case brought by stockholder attorneys from Philadelphia. Proceedings note large loan, overbuilt plant value, and risk to stockholders if a forced sale occurs. Further actions likely in New York state.
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New Haven
Conn
John G. Carruth
Philadelphia
Industrial Trust and Savings Company
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Platt
United States District Court
Lynde Harrison
Walter C. Noyes
Noyes & Brandege
New London
P. F. Rotherme, Jr
Samuel M. Clements
Joseph de Funkin
Speyer & Co
New York
Noyes
New York State
Runaway Cable Train Injures Ten in Chicago
A Halstead street cable line train ran away on September 29 injuring ten people, two seriously. A new gripman was said to be in charge as the train rolled two blocks from Sixteenth to Eighteenth street, striking two wagons before stopping.
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Chicago
Halstead Street
Sixteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Navy reports death of Commander E. M. Hughes in Yokohama
Rear Admiral P. H. Cooper wires the Navy Department that Commander E. M. Hughes died at Yokohama hospital. Hughes had been assigned last November to the Asiatic station in command of the gunboat Annapolis.
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Washington
P. H. Cooper
Navy Department
Yokohama Hospital
E. M. Hughes
Asiatic Station
Annapolis
Desperate Dynamiters Threaten Northern Pacific
Helena Montana residents report a gang threatens to dynamite the railroad. Two weeks ago 2135 dynamite sticks were stolen from a warehouse, with four blasts and damage to freight and a passenger train in the past two weeks. The company sought to capture the robbers after a $50 000 ransom demand, including threats to blow up the North Coast limited.
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Hannaford
Northern Pacific
Hell
Butte
Helena
North Coast Limited
Sampson Siding
Here
Lipton eyes designer to beat Herreshoff for next cup
In Chicago Sir Thomas Lipton declares he will persist in hunting a designer capable of building Shamrock IV to challenge for the cup. He reiterates Shamrock III will be retained and rejects any rule-bending to win. Lipton expects to leave Chicago midweek.
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Chicago
Herreshoff
Thomas Lipton
Auditorium Annex
Sir Thomas
Flour Mill Strike Continues as Minneapolis Remains Unsettled
In Minneapolis on September 29 no settlement is in sight. Five mills operate with 200 workers while 1,100 are needed. Mills hired 500 replacements, but only about half stay. Rumors of a Buffalo New York mill anger workers, some refused or quit after learning the truth. Strikers threaten to blacklist Minneapolis flour nationwide.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury A and B
St. Anthony Park
Consolidated Company
Western A
Humboldt
Buffalo
N. Y
Governor Refuses Appeal For Three Executions
Albany report states Mrs. Van Wormer, stepmother of the three condemned brothers, visited the executive chambers seeking clemency for Clinton executions. Governor Odell declined after saying he had fully considered the case and an interview would cause further pain.
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Albany
N. Y
van Wormer
Clinton
Odell
Bitter Strike Faces Open Shop Clash At Major Foundries
Chicago reports a bitter fight between the American Type Founders company and Barnhart Bros. Spindler as workers strike for a closed shop. The American plant closed, with nearly 1,000 International Typographical union members leaving work nationwide. Locally about 500 men are affected as unions plan further aid and nationwide plant shutdowns.
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Chicago
Type
American Type Founders Company
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler
American Company
Type Founders
International Typographical Union
International Type Founders’ Union
Nuremberger
United States
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L. H. Jowns
President Mellen
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ERN Pacific
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Tene
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Idaho
Archbishop Kain III
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Lake Superior Company
Hughes
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C. H. Longstaff
Masury
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Morris Land Agency
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