Treasurer's Exhibit Sworn In Beadle County 1906
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of Oct 1906 B M Bower Notary Public State of South Dakota County of Beadle L C Burney Auditor sworn that the exhibit is a true and correct statement of all accounts presented for the quarter and that the Auditor's exhibit is a true and correct statement sworn to before me this 10th day of Oct 1906 B M Bower Notary Public
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Sear
B. M. Bower
South Daxorta
Beadle
L. C. Burney
Treasu
Beadle County
Bas Sabse
Ws. Rae
S. D
Aueneestie
Tenes Co
Bette Tees
Peesa
Ants Bank
Ax Sabeaek
Bank of W
Bank of
Hitchonck
Cavour
Souis Daxora
HJ. Ard
F Beadle i
Isk J
Boosting Huron's Prosperity Through Civic Hospitality
The Commercial Club urges citizens to invest locally in homes and businesses, stressing patient returns and city pride.Promoting hospitality to travelers is seen as vital for attracting growth, and readers are urged to act as boosters while avoiding scams like counterfeit salves.
Shaw Plan Aims to Boost Circulation by 18 Million
Secretary Shaw proposes substituting 18 million dollars of approved securities for government bonds to back government deposits. Banks expect elastic currency benefits and potential congressional repeal of the 3 million circulation cap. The released bonds would be used to expand national bank circulation.
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New York
Shfin
Congress
Shaw
Market opens dull as Shaw plan boosts prices
London trading started dull on the Stock Exchange but gains followed once news of Secretary Shaw’s plan to relieve the American money market became known as prices rose afterward.
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London
Stock Exchange
Shaw
Verdict for Defendants in South Dakota Land Fraud Case
In Sioux City Judge Carland directed a verdict for defendants Ayers Newell Binford McGuire in the first of several land fraud cases. The James party allegedly recruited Minnesota soldiers' widows to enter public land in Western South Dakota in 1903 and lease it to cattlemen, but the judge ruled federal law then allowed such entries and leases without prior settlement or inspection.
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Sioux City
Carland
United States Court
South Dakota
Thomas H. Ayers
John S. Newell
Howard A. Binford
John F. McGuire
Pierre
Minnesota
Land Department
Hartford Life Insurance and Security Trust Forced Distribution Action
Sheriff carried out legal steps to attach about $1,000,000 in the Hartford Life Insurance and Security Trust properties under a suit by around 20,000 certificate holders to compel distribution of the company safety fund. A receiver is also sought.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Security Trust Company
Four UGW members jailed for contempt in Chicago
Four members of the United Garment Workers of America must serve four months each in county jail after the branch appellate court upheld Judge Kavanaugh's contempt ruling. They were convicted last year for violating an injunction issued during a labor strike. The appeal was denied.
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Chicago
United Garment Workers of America
Branch
Kavanaugh
Bryan heads nine city tour ending at Indianapolis park
William J. Bryan moved from Indianapolis to kick off a nine city speaking tour through Central and Northern Indiana. He planned nine engagements with a closing night gathering at the Indianapolis baseball park aboard a special electric car on traction lines.
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Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Indianapolis Baseball Park
Mr. Bryan
Bank Closure Sparks Insolvency Review in Washington
The People's Savings Bank of Washington was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency after an examiner found insolvency. Deposits total 97,326. Trouble stemmed from large loans to the National Investment company, led by former bank president S. J. Masters. loans were made during his administration and inherited by current management.
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Washington
People’s Savings Bank
National Investment Company
S. J. Masters
Gaid
Masters
Handsomest in the State Cathedral Dedicated in Pittsburg
The new St Paul Roman Catholic cathedral in Pittsburg, costing 3.5 million and built over more than three years, was dedicated by Papal delegate Mer Diomede Falconio with Cardinal James Gibbons and Archbishops Farley and Ryan among the dignitaries. Ideal weather drew a crowd that filled the cathedral.
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Pittsburg
St. Paul
Mer
Diomede Falconio
America
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Insurance Agents Warned Over Electioneering Rules
State Insurance Commissioner J. S. Barry orders all Michigan agents of Mutual Life and New York Life to stop electioneering for company directors. Agents must devote time to selling policies or risk license revocation if found violating the ruling.
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Lansing, Mich
J. S. Barry
Michigan
Mutual Life and
New York Life Insurance Companies
Sale Blocked by Supreme Court Over Public Policy
Springfield fil Oct 25 spanning a ruling that forbids Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co sale to American Telephone and Telegraph Co on public policy grounds. AT&T already manufactures switchboards, prompting the court to bar the transaction.
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Springfield, Fil
Supreme Court
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Beadle County Road Fund Seeks Two Mill Tax Vote
County Commissioner W. M. Rreees urges Beadle County voters to approve a two mill levy to replenish the road and bridge fund. He notes a $3000 warrant drawn recently and over eleven thousand dollars overspent, with bridges still contracted for this fall.
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Horonite
Beadle County
W. M. Rreees
Great Northern Tariff Cut On Coal From Twin Cities Lakes
The Great Northern Railway issues a new coal tariff effective October 22 1906 reducing soft coal by 65 cents per ton and hard coal by 90 cents per ton. The rate applies from Twin Cities and from the Great Lakes region.
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Great Northern R’y Co
Twin Cities
Heaa O He Lakes
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Huron
Enuine de Witt
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