Indiana Governor Accused of Offer for County Option Bill
Luther W Maisely of Dekalb county, in the Indiana house, signed an affidavit alleging Governor J Frank Hanly offered him a $2 000 annual position to vote for the county option bill. The affidavit names Senator Wickwire and details the conversation. Wickwire denies the charge as Hanly awaits the document. The county option bill passed the house and was signed by the governor.
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Indianapolis
Luther Ww. Maisely
Dekalb County
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Senator Wickwire
Hanly
Stokes Jackson
House
Local notes and campus update from Huron and area
Wednesday reports include Crawford's Sioux City trip with Taft entourage, Prof Schoenert improving at home, stray red heifer sighting near Tomlinson pasture, and forecasts of frost dangers. Local events feature Harry Hahn at Bijou, guests returning to Seattle, Miskimen plant visit to Sheldon, and Huron college records with 246 students enrolled this fall.
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Gov. Crawford
Taft
Thirdeen
Sioux City
Huron College
King of Italy Approves Duke of Abruzzi’s US Wedding
The king of Italy formally sanctions the marriage of the Duke of Abruzzi to Miss Katharine Elkins daughter of a West Virginia senator. The ceremony is planned for November in the United States with a royal escort by Italian warships and a cannon salute marking the departure of a titled American bride.
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Rome
Italy
Duke of
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
United States
West Virginia
America
Washington
New York
Plague Toll Drops in St. Petersburg Hospitals
The latest reports from St. Petersburg hospitals show 312 new cases and 153 deaths in the past two hours, a clear improvement from the prior day. Among the deceased are a daughter of Privy Councilor Smirnoff and a Pavlovsk military academy student.
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St. Petersburg
Smirnoff
Pavlovsk Military Academ
McGleary's Successor Named
Washington September 29 Joseph Stewart of Missouri superintendent of the division of railway adjustment in the postoffice department has been appointed second assistant postmaster general succeeding James T McCleary of Minnesota who resigned to seek a seat in Congress.
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Washington
Joseph Stewart
Missouri
Division of
Postoffice Department
James T. McCleary
Minnesota
Congress
Michigan Supreme Court Backs Governor Werein Ruling
Lansing Michigan September 29 The Michigan Supreme Court issues a decision in favor of Governor Fred M Werein and Braden associates upholding gubernatorial authority in a key state matter.
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Lansing, Mich
Stpreme Court
Fred M. Werein
Braden Anes
Attalia Development Company Excursions to Washington Lands
On the first and third Tuesday each month the Attalia Development Company runs popular trips to chite fruit and farm lands in southern Washington departing Minneapolis. Fare will be refunded to all land purchasers. Write for full details to R C Dahlhjelm Manager 225 Railway Building Minneapolis.
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Attalia Development Company
Washington
Minneapolis
R. C. Dahlhjelm
Railway
Big new grocery wholesale opportunity advertised
A Chicago classified style notice promotes permanent grocery wholesale work for men to sell direct to consumers at wholesale prices with good pay. No capital required. Apply with reference to Hitchcock Hill Co. Lake and Dearborn streets.
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Hitchcock Hill Co
Lake & Dearborn Srs
Chicago
Public Sale Of Army Stables On October 10
Army stables to be sold at public auction on Saturday October 10 in Huron. Sale includes 25 work horses and colts and 50 thoroughbred Black Poland China sons and young boars. Terms: six months on approved paper at 10 percent interest or 2 percent cash discount. Jom E. Ward.
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Army Stables
Steel Huron
Black Poland China Sons
Young Boars
Jom E. Ward
MEN WANTED FOR CLAY PLANT JOBS AT LEHIGH CLAYERS CO
Twenty diligent men sought for a large clay plant. Wages two dollars per day for ten hours. Board and room provided for four dollars per week. Work year round. Apply at once to Lehigh-Clayers Co. Ta.
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Lehigh Clayers Co
Soiree Ta
Self Cure for Nerves and Manhood Decline Ad Copy
An advertorial item claims a man can cure nervous debility weak back and memory loss at home with a simple recipe. It attributes the condition to excesses and youthful follies and promises a DIY remedy.
Pettigrew recounts Republican offer to back Watson campaign
While traveling with William J. Bryan from Sioux Falls to Mitchell former Senator Pettigrew said the Republican National Committee proposed paying him $10,000 for delivering votes for Thomas Watson of Georgia. He asked if $20,000 could be offered, but a higher sum was refused. Pettigrew said he declined the offer and found the RNC financed much of Watson's campaign.
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Salem
William J. Bryat
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
RF. Pettigrew
Republican National Committee
Thomas Watson
Georgia
People’s Party
Pettigrew
Republican Party
Watson
International congress opens to fight the white plague
Washington September 29 A historic tuberculosis congress opens at the national museum with an extraordinary international attendance. Diplomats, scientists and philanthropists from many nations join the six triennial gathering, launching an education campaign as a united front against tuberculosis. The opening day features diplomatic receptions, a Marine Band performance, and ceremonial toasts in a hall draped with national flags.
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Washington
New National Museum
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Henry G. Beyer
Beyer
MacFarland
Tar Aoe
Haskell sues Capital Printing over state charges
Governor Haskell files suit in Guthrie district court for 195 062 alleging overcharges in state printing from 1907. The petition claims Capital Printing did not receive full charges, with Flynn and McGuire named as beneficiaries. In Winnipeg three Finns killed in Pacific line derailment east of the city.
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Guthrie
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
State Capital Printing Company
B. 8. McGuire
Dennis T. Flynn
Congress
Bta Capital Company
Flynn and McGuire
Dallas Preparing for Rosebud Lands Registration
Dallas gears up for the Rosebud lands registration with extra clerks at the post office. Authorities plan more police and guards, with Pinkerton detectives, to maintain order during the October 19 drawing and registration flow from four affidavit points.
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Dallas
8. D
Post Office Department
Garantee
Masonic Lodge
North-Western Railroad
Disbarment Proceedings Move Toward Final Court Action
Egan faces disbarment in Minnehaha County with attorneys from Sioux Falls Dell Rapids and Watertown presenting evidence in Pierre. Senator Kittredge and Judge Taft have involvement as the case reaches the South Dakota Supreme Court on October 1. The Minnehaha county bar accuses Egan of coarse dishonest practice as a candidate for state attorney.
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Park Davis
Sioux Falls
Henry Robertson
Dell Rapids
Minnehaha
Wilbur
Glass
Watertown
Egan
Huron
Pierre
Kittredge
Taft
Supreme Court
Minnehaha County
Notable Huron News and Wolsey Transportation Note
Dick Clark travels to Wolsey for contract work while trains report heavy snow in Hills country. Judge Taft to visit Wolsey, and a Huron wedding joins Miss Rand and John Claymore. Local court actions include John Muldowney charged with assault after a drunken clash at Wolsey depot.
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Dick Clark
Wolsey
Farmer praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at 25 cents
W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Empire Georgia reports the salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He calls it worth more than gold and says he would mortgage the farm to buy it. H Wheeler's drug store sells it for 25 cents.
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Empire
W. A. Floyd
Buckien
H. Wheeler
Stray or Stolen Animal Report From Vague Notice
Stray or stolen animal report notes a large animal described as approximately 1400 pounds with uncertain age and wording. The fragment mentions ownership or identification but lacks clear contact or location details.
Health claims for Dr King’s New Life Pills appear in misspelled ad
A testimonial from L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford touts three years of good health after using Dr King’s New Life Pills though the text is garbled. The fragment suggests a consumer endorsement in an advertisement.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Peculiar School With One Pupil In Ferry County
Spokane reports eleven year old Johnny is the district’s only school age pupil with a teacher, M. R. Honeyman, assigned since early September. The school began with three pupils but the other two families moved away. The district has funds and state aid of seven cents per pupil per day, the highest in the union.
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Spokane
Wash
Johnny. Ob
United States
Kettle Falls
Ferry County
M. R. Honeyman
Frost Forecast Brings Hope For Cooler Nights
Weather report predicts a killing frost tonight ending a long hot spell. Forecaster warns temps rise soon after, noting September's record dryness and Friday rain will help. Readers advised to prepare heating and store coal, putting away straw hats.
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Weather Bureau
Frost A Light One The Killing Frost Hits Saturday Night
A light killing frost occurred Saturday night and again Sunday and Monday mornings. No damage resulted due to unmatured crops. The cold snap provided relief from heat and kept coalmen busy, hinting at an improving season with a probable Indian summer ahead.
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Tom Row
Local party eyes free train run to Wolsey on Tuesday
G W Wright, chairman of the county central committee, tells Huronite the committee plans a free train to Wolsey Tuesday. It will depart here at 10 20 a m and reach Wolsey around 1 00 p m Taft arrives in Wolsey at 11 14 a m, easing return travel. Frustration voiced over lack of a special run against railroad constraints.
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Taft
Wolsey
Huron
G. W. Wright
County Central Committee
Huronite
Hurona
Democratic Rally by Dowdell and Oleson for Hitchock voters
Democratic candidates Hon R E Dowdell and Hon Oleson address Hitchock voters Friday evening October 3. The meeting marks the county's first political event of the year as both parties prepare a campaign run toward the November 3 election.
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R. E. Dowdell
Oleson
Congress
Hitchcock
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