Great Northern RR Schedule Notices from Huron and Benson
Passenger No. 58 leaves Huron at 6 15 a m for Watertown and Benson with arrivals at 8 40 a m. Freight No. 272 runs tri weekly from Huron at 7 0 a m on Tue Thu Sat carrying passengers. No. 57 departs Benson at 9 00 a m toward Huron. Freight No. 2 arrives daily Mon Wed Fri at 11 55 a m. Trains 58, 57 run daily Sundays and connect at Be to Twin Cities Lake Superior North Dakota Montana and Pacific ports.
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Benson
Thurste
Benson OE
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Sunda Oder
Twin Cities
Lake Tee Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific Polets
R. Kovyer
G. N. Ry
Trains Schedules At Huron From East West North South
The Huron timetable lists passenger and freight trains arriving from the east west and south with daily and weekly patterns. Details include Minnesota and Dakota passenger No. 501 and No. 508 accommodation trains, and various freight services. Connections noted at Sioux Valley Junction to Intertown and at Redfield for points east. L. H. Jongs, Agent.
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Minnesota and Dakota
Sioux Valley Junction
Atertown
Redfield
Sioux Falls Divorce Laws Criticized as Disgrace
An editorial harshly criticizes South Dakota divorce statutes as lax and designed to attract out-of-state cases. It cites Sioux Falls as a hotspot, noting hotels half occupied by divorce seekers and calling for scrutiny of legal standards and their craftsman.
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York
Ohio
Sioux Falls
Pettigrew Admits Republicans Solid in Prosperous SD
Ex Senator Pettigrew told the New York Tribune during a visit that South Dakota remains solidly Republican as long as the state prospers. He says populist Democrat opposition rode on bad times and will fail if conditions improve. He argues a party dependent on discontent cannot succeed.
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Pettigrew
The
New York Tribune
McKinley
United States Senate
Republican Party
Local Opportunity Seeks Agent for Major Corporation
A large conservative firm offers a rare chance to become its agent in town and district. No experience necessary and full time commitment not required. Earn steady income by engaging in easy work locally. Apply now to the undersigned. Address:
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Aia
Treasury surplus grows as September receipts exceed outlays
The editorial notes the U S Treasury moved from deficit to a September surplus of 6.45 million, lifting the fiscal year 1904 quarterly surplus to 5.59 million. It predicts a possible year end near 25 million and argues against further tax cuts for the next two years while contrasting U S bonds with British consols amid Boer War losses.
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Treasury
Panama Canal
United States
England
America
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Deafness Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers a $100 reward for any deaf case due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's family pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cehney & Co
How to Select Seed Corn
Prof James W Wilson of South Dakota Agriculture College gives timely advice for farmers on choosing seed corn. Save ears with the most corn and evenly arranged kernels on a medium length ear with a small cob. Dry thoroughly then shell or preserve in a dry warm place for planting. If shelled, remove butts and tips to ensure an even stand.
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James W. Wilson
South Dakota Agriculture College
Fear War in Far East Raises Alarm in Britain
British public opinion grows uneasy over Russia Japan tensions as warnings of imminent hostilities persist. London's foreign office and Baron Hayashi express cautious doubt while Britain’s alliance with Japan looms over any potential conflict, with movements near Chefoo and evolving diplomacy fueling concern.
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Foreign Office
Baron Hayashi
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
Far East
Baron Hayaki
Manchuria
Chefoo
Masanoho
Time To Call a Halt on Fourth of July Butchery
The Journal of the American Medical Association lists 460 lives sacrificed, 10 blinded, 95 eyes lost, and 500 maimed or disfigured on last Fourth of July. The piece urges stopping such savage demonstrations and notes laws like Pennsylvania’s banning toy pistols for youths under 16, though prosecutions are unclear.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Pennsylvania
Japanese Occupy Masanpho and War Declaration Expected
A Shanghai dispatch via the Frankfurter Zeitung says Japan has occupied Masanpho and hints that an official war declaration may follow. Other reports note Russian fleet movements and possible joint troop landings in Korea, while the British foreign office has no confirmation of Masanpho military moves.
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Shanghai
Frankfurter Zeitung
Chefoo
Masanpho
St. Petersburg
de St. Petersburg
Lokal Anzeiger
Korea
Japan
Rome
London
Foreign Office
United States Steel cuts quarterly dividends by half
Stockholders face a dividend drop from one per cent to one half per cent in the last quarter. The note adds that much of the stock is water, making the dividend seem larger than it is.
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United States Steel Corporation
NYC Fall Term Opens With Large School Waiting List
About thirty thousand children were unable to gain admission to New York City public schools as the fall term began. The city faced heavy demand and limited capacity, leaving many families seeking alternatives while the system adjusted to the new term.
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New York City
Negotiations Continue as Tensions Rise Over Manchuria
Washington reports the Japanese legation sees no act of war yet by Russia or Japan. Tokyo cables keep the minister informed as talks proceed. Diplomats in Russia, Japan, and China have not relayed new developments, despite rumors of conflict over Manchuria.
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Russia
Japan
Tokio
China
State Department
Manchuria
Crisis in Japan Russia relations reported by Berlin
Berlin reports the Japan Russia relationship has reached a crisis with diplomatic exchanges unclear. The exact nature of talks remains unknown at both legations, though Britain is understood to be privy to Japan's movements.
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Berlin
Japan
Russia
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Great Britain
Russian Warships Reach Port Said En Route to China
Port Said Egypt October 13 The Russian battleship Czarevitch and armored cruiser Bayan arrived during the day bound for Chinese waters The Czarevitch proceeded to seaworthy posting as the Bayan remained in port for refitting and supplies
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Port Said
Egypt
Czarevitch
Bayan
Result of the Flood Hits New York Milk Supply
New York on October 13 faces a severe milk famine due to railroad disruption from flooding. Officials estimate only about one tenth of normal supply reaches families, with dairymen prioritizing homes with babies and many households relying on condensed milk as a substitute.
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New York
Building Trades Alliance of America Planned At Indianapolis
National officers of the Building Trades unions meet in Indianapolis to outline a plan for the Structural Building Trades Alliance of America affecting about 1,000,000 members. The draft constitution seeks local and international arbitration boards to settle disputes without strikes and to foster cordial employer relations. National headquarters to be fixed later. officers to be elected annually.
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Building Trades
Structural Building Trades Alliance of America
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