County Board Proceedings Report 1906 October
County board minutes show motions to authorize sheriff to buy eight cots for jail and approve expenses for county farm barn planning. records detail payrolls, abatement of taxes, coroner and justice fees, and election officer appointments for the November 1906 general election in Beadle County.
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See Ee
H. Miller
Wedness
John O’kane
F. R. Bramwell
County Berigiee
Abisavanelsa i
Ji M. Rowley
H. Longstaff
NASA Sateeaores
S. D. Dinneen
A. Chamberlain
B. Rowley
A. J. Holbrook
ty Register _ Of Deeds
L. S. DuBois
K. A. Kelley
Seber Sal
Young
Seetbaatiibewanscobeys
Tion
Wolsey
Preston
Schoenlaber
Taflifini
C. N. Cooper
Huron
Beadle County
Inty
of Justice
van Dal
South Dakota
Geo. Wilson
H. A. van Dalsem
Robt
Miller
H. A
Dakota
Arlo Intane
C. E. Young
Elaces
A.G. Eberhart
S.L. Martin
B. R. Hammond
P. C. Burns
E. Young
Encor Oki Scexscontack
A. Weidman
Witness
H. L. Stork
H. M III
Jos. Jeneck
J. Walton
Bean Eleer
J. G. Heisler
Tolmie
John Lee
A. B. Fairbanks
A. E. Aelor
Gray
Board of Commissioners
Flynn
Wm. Tolmie
J. A. Milburn
Payne
A. J. Milburn
J . B. Geddis
State of South Dakota
H. A. Olson
J. B. Geddis
Ewe Oe Senne
L. Slack
Eeeds
Nevalher
Ction
la Dendria
Amendment to South Dakota Constitution For Election Vote
Constitutional amendment to be voted on November 6 1906 in South Dakota. Section 7 Article 9 proposed to allow county township and district officers to be electors in the county with school offices preserved and state legislature power to set school superintendent rules. Voters marked Yes or No with a cross.
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Huron
South Dacon
S. C
South Dakota
Proposed amendment on police magistrates and municipal courts
City and town police magistrates would handle ordinances and civil and criminal cases. in cities over five thousand, municipal courts may be created with exclusive jurisdiction locally and coextensive county reach. voting instructions included. Also brief local items: notable wedding, railway wage increase, and scattered notices from Philadelphia to Minneapolis.
South Dakota Drainage Amendment Question Reform
The draft wording adds Section 6 to Article XXII authorizing public drainage as a public purpose. It would let legislature form drainage districts and empower local authorities to build and maintain levees drains and ditches with special assessments on benefited properties. The measure asks voters to approve or ratify the drainage provision with a No vote indicating opposition.
Wheat market quotations from Minneapolis chamber notes
Minneapolis market report lists Wheat futures for December at 73 cents, May 77 cents, July 78 cents. On track prices show No. 1 hard at 76.5 cents, No. 1 Northern at 76.5, No. Northern 76.25, No. 3 Northern 72.5 to 73.0 cents.
Daily Market Prices for Livestock in St Paul
St Paul report lists cattle prices with ranges for good to choice steers five fifty to six twenty six, cows and heifers three fifty to four fifty, veals four fifty to five seventy five. Hog prices six to six forty five. Sheep and lambs show feeders four fifty to five ten and spring lambs six twenty five to seven.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax prices list for Duluth on Oct 16
Wheat to arrive and on track with No 1 hard 77 3 4c and No 1 Northern 76 3 4c. Dec 74 56c, May 78 3 4c, July 79c. Flax to arrive and on track with Oct 1.12, Nov 1.11, Dec 1.09, May 1.13, Jan 1.09.
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Duluth
Market Prices And Cattle Hog Rates From Chicago
Chicago market report lists wheat futures with May and Dec figures, butter creamery and dairy prices, poultry and chickens quoted, flax and other grains noted. Cattle and hogs market shows ranges for cows, stockers, Texans, Westerns, mixed hogs, good and rough heavy hogs, with pricing bands and incomplete sheep data.
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Chicago
Proposed constitutional amendments on state tax limits and debt
A proposed constitutional revision outlines annual state taxes not exceeding two mills on assessed property to cover ordinary expenses, with provisions to taxes for deficits and debt service. It mentions a ten year repayment for new debt, caps interest and principal taxes, and adds a 1907 levy for a hard fibre plant in the Sioux Falls penitentiary. The text ends mid sentence with a note about a vote and word placement.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Fire Damp Explosion Leaves Twenty-Seven Dead at Wingate Colliery
An explosion at Wingate colliery in Durham around midnight entombed about 200 men. By 2 p.m. twenty-four bodies were recovered and thirty miners rescued from sections of the mine, with forty-four freed from another area. About 131 men in a lower main were reported safe and not in danger.
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Durham
Eng
Wingate
Here
Great Northern BE Co Announces Coal Rate Changes
Great Northern Bee Company announces new coal rates effective October 22, 1906. Soft coal prices reduced by 65 cents and hard coal by 90 cents, with distribution across Twin Cities and Lake region centers. The changes affect both soft and hard coal shipments from the Lakes head regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern BE Co
Twin Cities
No News From Peary Communication Blocked for Year
New York October 16 reports that mid October arrives with means of communication seemingly closed for the season. The article notes the lack of news from Peary and the ongoing silence in Arctic transmissions.
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New York
May close university over student meetings in Kyiv
Kiev authorities and the university council consider closing the university amid ban discussions on holding meetings within the bail and non-student participation. Professorial councils urge students to uphold academic life and refrain from illegal gatherings.
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Kiev
Univ Con
Woman Fires Twice Killing Husband in Chicago Room
Report says a wife, in a domestic dispute at a Chicago home, retrieved a revolver from a dresser and fired two shots. One hit her husband in the left temple, the other in the arm, before she fled to her bedroom.
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Chicago
A S
Bankers Convene in St Louis For 32nd Convention
The American Bankers Association opened its thirty second convention in St Louis with the trust section at Olympic theater and savings section at Schuyler Memorial hall. Delegates from across the states and many visitors fill the gathering as promoters of the association.
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American Bankers’ Association
Louis
St. Louis
Olympic Theater
Schuyler Memorial Hall
United States
Mrs. Davis Lying In Very Low Condition At New York Hotel
Mrs. Davis widow of the Confederacy leader remains in a precarious state at the Majestic Hotel New York with a clergyman visiting her room reporting she was conscious but sinking rapidly. Webb has tended the sick room and says the end is expected soon.
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Confederacy
New York
Hotel Majestic
Sentry Honored After Killing Mile Semenova in St. Petersburg
In Petersburg, Oct. 17, a court order salutes a sentry from the Seminovsky regiment who shot Mile Semenova through a cell window on Sept. 10 amid a central detention prison disturbance. The commander awards him six dollars and notes the soldier and comrades conducted themselves with fidelity during the incident. Witnesses and prisoners dispute provocation claims.
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Petersburg
Mileenova
St. Petersburg
Seminovsky Regiment
Semenova
Magecow
Entombed Wingate Colliery Victims Rescued
Durham England October 17 all the men entombed by an explosion at Wingate colliery near here have been rescued.
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Durham
Eng
Wingate
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