Delinquent Tax Sale Notice in Beadle County
Delinquent tax sale notice to taxpayers of Beadle County South Dakota. The sale of delinquent property will begin Monday November 12, 1906 at 9 o clock a.m. and continue daily until all property is offered. Costs of advertising and accruing costs included. Authorized by county authorities with sale conducted at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
County
Huron
Dakota
Stee
C. Brown
H. J. War
Beadle County
Grant Township
Whiteside Ennis
Corner
Fisher
Clyde
Loodgood
Huron Township
Belle Prairie
Theresa
Whipple & Walsh's
Logan
Huro Township
Tina
Cavour Township
City OF Huron
A. Moore
Virgil Foster Fairtrelp
Pleasant View
Carlyle
Township
Dakota Ave
Nes
Baron Si Barrett
Dearborn
Pisano
Richland Hartland
Town OF Wolsey
Broadland
Kellogg Fern
Smith
Wolsey
Lt LipertTyr
Manoe
Ponilta
Weslington
Milford
BROOK
Nyy
Custer
Mt. Yip
Notice of interest and late fees on property installments
The document notes amounts due plus 8 percent interest on full payments and 1 percent on second installments, with a cents advertising fee on each tract or lot. It specifies additional charges accruing to the date stated.
Evangelist Sam P. Jones Dies on Train in Arkansas
Rev Sam P Jones a famed evangelist from Cartersville Georgia died of heart failure on a Rock Island train near Perry Arkansas while en route home from a revival in Oklahoma City. He and his two daughters were with him. his body was embalmed and will be sent to Cartersville for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Sam P. Jones
Cartersville
Rock Island
Perry
Walt Holcomb
Mr. Jones
Evangelist Sam Jones Disappears Then Dies En Route
Oklahoma City reports Sam Jones the evangelist disappeared after leaving his hotel Sunday evening while revival services continued in an unfinished tabernacle. News later confirmed his death on a train near Little Rock after hurried departure from the hotel. Police and family investigation await details of his destination and cause.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Sam” Jones
Tabernacle
Earl
Little Rock
Jones
Hig Hotel
Steamer Havana Launched at Cramp’s Yard
The 10,000 ton steel steamship Havana of the Cuba Mail Steamship company was launched at Cramp's shipyard. Mrs. Fred Gilbert Smith christened the vessel. Built under the 1891 US subsidiary act, it may serve as an auxiliary cruiser with eleven 5 inch guns and a required speed of eighteen knots. A naval trial board will judge its fitness for the cruiser role.
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Philadelphia
Havana
Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Cramp’s
Fred Gilbert Smith
New York
Steamship Company
Naval Trial Board
New York Central on trial for rebate violations
The New York Central use Junction River Railway company faces a jury trial in the United States circuit court for violating the Sherman law by granting rebates. The case alleges discrimination in favor of the American Sugar Refining Company and Detroit dealers C Goodice Lzer and Edwin Earle. This marks an early test case in a series.
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New York
New York Central
Jicdson River Railway Company
Fhe
United States Circuit Court Clu”D Wits
Efkins
Conpany
C. Goodice Ldzer
Edwin Earle
Detroit
Quiet Prevails as American Movement Aids Cuba Stability
Havana reports confirm calm after a shift in Cuban leadership with American forces moving to key locations. Governor praises insurgent leaders for stabilizing order, notes General Guerra declined election to commander in chief, while troops shift due to floods and advancing relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Guerra
T Island
Cam
Guanajay
Placas
Caibariet
Remedios
Pinar del Ai
Cubans to Honor Roosevelt Statue in Havana
Havana Oct 17 Liberals collect funds for a statue in honor of President Roosevelt. Key members of the La Lucha party and the statue committee treasurer have already subscribed one quarter of the needed total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Rod Velt
Party of la Lucha
French Fear Early Native Uprising in Morocco and Algeria
Paris reports growing threat of holy war across Moroccan and Algerian tribes. Mouly A the sultan’s cousin urges tribes to prepare for action in mid November while Beniguil emissaries seek joiners. France plans troop concentration on the Moroccan front to deter incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Algeria
ofin-Sefra
Mouly A
Morocco
T Wady Ghir
Beniguil
Sargents
Tafilett
France
Ohio Supreme Court strikes down 1894 pension for the blind
The Ohio Supreme Court reverses Lucas County court rulings and declares the 1894 pension law unconstitutional. J T Davies, Lucas County auditor, refused to issue $25 quarterly pensions to blind residents including John Boyle. The court holds the act violates the state constitution and bars eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
J. T. Davies
Lucas County
John Li Boyle
Boyle
Davies
Lucas
Supreme Cut
Circuit Court
More Pay Recommended for Postal Employees
Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock announces a recommended pay increase to postal workers. The proposal, to be included in the postal estimates, aims to improve wages for thousands of United States postal employees.
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New York
Hitchcock
United States
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Daxora
County of
Beadle
Tion
Sam Jones
Denly
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Rev. Jones
Government
Chalcio
Movement OF American
Hagoon
Rooosevelt
Ohio
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