Pitiful case of Lars Therkilson in Rochester area
Lars Therkilson of this city is confined to bed at his sister Mrs Nels Paulson home with an uncurable brain tumor. He suffered a nose injury four years ago, the tumor cannot be removed, and his sight is failing. His wife and six children depend on support from Mrs Paulson who has taken them in as the family endures ongoing pain and a looming death.
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Lars Therkilson
Nels Paulson
Rochester
Mr. Therkildson
Therkildson
Thorkildson
Huron Party Returns From Pierre With High Praise
The Huron party led by Rev. Wiard and spouses and other members arrived back from Pierre Tuesday night. Asher Pay praised Pierre hospitality and John Lockhart’s statistics backed claims of strong support. The group noted Riverview lodging and Al Jacobson’s guidance for visitors from Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Wiard
L. S. Dubois
Asher Pay
Mesdames C. L. Summers
George Cook
Carrie Myers
B. M. Rowley
Harvey Hudson
Summers
Pierre
Asher
John Lockhart
Mr. Pay
Riverview
al Jacobson
Huron
Finley Cleared as Attachment Is Released
John Nelson pressed an attachment against R. J. Finley for 93.14 owed for milk to Clover Hill Cheese factory. Finley testified funds were deposited in Standard Savings bank. the court discharged Finley and released the attachment. Attorneys A. W. Wilmarth and W. A. Lynch appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
R.J. Finley
Geddes
Finley
Nelson
Clover Hill
Standard Savings Bank
Geo. C. Fulknweider
Drunkenness and Vagrancy Cases in Justice Court
In Justice Gedes court Edward Clancy and L Raimus pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly on Tuesday and each paid a 7.50 fine. Horace Perkins of Miller faced vagrancy charges. he testified with two witnesses and was discharged after explaining his work with a threshing crew and recent spending in Huron. Perkins returned to Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clancy
L. Raimus
Gedes
Horace Perkins
Miller
Birch
Perkins
Huron
State Fair Board Meet Held at J H King Office
A meeting of the State Fair Board took place this afternoon at the office of J H King. Present were H S Fletcher of Watertown J A Smith of Groton Mr Dean of Yankton John H King of Huron Lee Dean of Yankton and Treasurer Platt The gathering addressed plans for the state fair to be held atop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Board
J. H. King
H.S. Fletcher
Watertown
J. A. Smith
Groton
Mr. Dean
Yankton
John H. King
Huron
Lee Dean
Platt
Officers Meet In Huron For State Federation Plans
Tuesday afternoon a meeting of the state federation of womens clubs was held in Huron with four of eight officers present. President Annie A Lumley of Pierre outlined winter work and a new federation book was prepared. Mrs Reigel hosted, officers present included Miss Louise Reigel Stella Marie State and Julia Fisk. Lumley left for Rapid City to attend a Western Division Federation meeting.
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Huron
Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Annie A. Lumley
Pierre
State Federation
Andrew Reigel
Louise Reigel
Stella Marie Statewrath
Watertown
Julia C. Fisk
Gettysburg
Gunsaulus Lecture to Headline City Series
The lecture course committee finally secured a date for Dr. Gunsaulus the famed preacher after prior delays. The season opens with the Boston Comedy Orchestra on November 5 followed by Gunsaulus on November 29. Committee members will seek subscription support for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunsaulus
Chicago
Boston Comedy Orchestra
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with testimonials
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internally absorbed remedy. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as the maker and cites endorsements from West Travx and Walding Kinnan Marvin. Pricing is 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Travx
Ohio
Walding,kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Natives Defeated in Mountain Fight East of Samar
Severe fighting erupts in the mountains of eastern Samar as natives suffer defeat amid clashes with opposing forces. Reports indicate ongoing hostilities and casualties as authorities respond.
Constabulary Slays Oyamo and Fifty Followers in Eastern Samar
A force under Lieutenant Pogge defeats Pulajanes in the mountains of Eastern Samar. Oyamo the outlaw is killed along with fifty followers, ending a notable pursuit.
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Manila
Pogge
Constabulary
Samar
Oyamo
Car plunges over abutment near Mad River bridge
In Springfield Ohio on October 19 a speeding auto from Urbana went over an abutment for a new Mad River bridge seven miles north. Vernon Middleton is killed. Mrs Bessie Wilkins has a broken arm and severe bruises. Mrs Virginia Handley has internal injuries and may die. Charles R Murphy and others escaped with minor injuries.
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Springfield
Mad River
Vernon Middleton
E. C. Middleton
Bessie Wilkins
Virginia Handley
Charles R. Murphy
Postmaster Murphy
Urbana
Victims of Hunters in Minnesota Woods
Red Wing Minnesota October 19 Edward Johnson 17 was found dead with a head wound while hunting ten miles north of town. His companions lost track of him and the cause remains uncertain. An elderly woman Mrs Herder near Frontenac was shot in the shoulder by unseen parties in nearby woods.
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Red Wing
Minn
Edward Johnson
Wisconsin and Illinois Railway Company Incorporation
A Sentinel special from Madison reports the Wisconsin and Illinois Railway company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state after AG approval. The proposed line runs 98 miles from Warren or Apple River Illinois to East Dubuque via Platteville Lancaster Bloomington Ipswich Sinsinawa Mound Cuba City and Hazel Green with capital of 325 000.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin and Illinois Railway Company
Warren
Apple River
Ill
Dubuque
Platteville
Lancaster
Bloomington
Ipswich
Sinsinawa Mound
Cuba City
Hazel Green
Casualties on Railroads Reported in 1904
A report by the interstate commerce commission shows 55,130 railroad casualties in the year ending June 30, 1904. This includes 3,787 killed and 51,343 injured, with 11,291 collisions and derailments causing $9,383,077 in damage. The totals reflect a sizable rise.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Motorman Killed in Third Avenue Elevated Collision
One man died and several narrowly escaped injury when a train on the Third avenue elevated line collided with a standing train at One Hundred and Twelfth Street in New York last night. Motorman Irving Lamphere was pinned under wreckage and died after removal.
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New York
Third Avenue
Irving Lamphere
One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Engineer James O Connell Dies of Heart Disease on Train
Engineer James O Connell of the Burlington road died of heart disease at the throttle shortly after leaving McCook Nebraska on a high speed run to St Louis. The fireman stopped the train and another engineer took over for the journey to St Louis.
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McCook
Neb
James O’connell
Burlington Road
St. Louis
Snow Storm Rages Through Wyoming Sections
Cheyenne Wyoming reports the worst snow storm of the season with rain turning to snow and high winds. Drifting snow fills the air though railroad traffic remains open and no stock losses are feared as the temperature stays mild.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Woman burned to death in quarrel over husbands
New York police report Mrs Nellie McCarthy died from burns inflicted at 27 East Sixty second Street when Mrs Annie Martin threw a lighted lamp at her. Martin is under arrest charged with homicide after a quarrel over the merits of their husbands.
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New York
Nellie McCarthy
East Sixty-second Street
Annie Martin
Bank President Arrested in $14,000 Embezzlement Case
West Liberty Iowa March 19 M Beuthien president of New Liberty Savings Bank arrested on charge of embezzling 14000 from the bank. His son Arnold Beuthien facing charge of creating the rest of a 95000 shortage, has forfeited 5000 bail and is still at large.
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West Liberty
M. Beuthien
New Liberty Savings Bank
Arnold Beuthien
Engine Run Kill Teenager in Threshing Accident
Seven year old son of John L Sullivan a thresher living eight miles south of Belle Plaine Minnesota was killed when he opened a valve on a threshing engine starting it and the engine ran over him instantly The incident occurred on a Sunday in October in Belle Plaine authorities report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine, Minn
John L. Sullivan
Belle Plaine
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W.A. Lynch
Justice Court
A. Robinson
Federated Womens’ Clubs
East
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Pulajanes
Wisconsin
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Iowa
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Quarre
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McClellan
American Express
Preston
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Nigel X
A. A. Harpy
Idaho St
Ella G. Anderson
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Iowa St
C. E. Bar Rows
Nebraska St
AMER
P.O
Wanxted
LA Laundry
Inquire Depot Hotel
Depot Hotel
Irl
EszRaart’s
Huntley
Parre Lawrence
American Detective Association
Indiana
Ind
Coorer Commission Co
Minneapolis
Airone News of Free
Moler Barber Barber College
South Dakota
Beadless
James L. Utter
Libbie M. Utter
Mary A. Utter
M. T. Sheldon
Beadle
U. Abmp
Woop & Farr Bank
Variety Store
MAT Pictures
Ummons
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Ent Lather
Helen Blume
Frank Blume
Conrad Lather
Caroline Neth
James Pedley
George Lather
Reinhart Lather
Otto Lather
Josep Lather
W.C. Foster
Towit
Woop & Fairbank
Jeweled
Cian
Fred J. Baker
Dak. Ave
A. J. Bick & CO
EraMie
Clark
BED Rock
H. J. Rice
Dakota Ave
Huron, South Dakota
Bea
Dle County
John H. King Loan
Land
Insurance Agency
Ilberman Brother
West
Silberman Brothers
Ottumwa
Nat'l Bank
First
S. LeQuinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
Kodol Uvyseepsia
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