President Visits Arkansas at Little Rock Welcome Event
The president arrives in Arkansas for a welcome event at Little Rock. Local officials host the ceremony, thanking the guest and outlining state priorities for the visit.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
1
President Roosevelt welcomed by huge Arkansas crowd in Little Rock
President Roosevelt and party arrived from Birmingham amid a cheering Arkansas welcome. In Argenta they were greeted by Senators Berry and Clark Governor Davis and Judge Treiber before visiting Fort Roots. En route to the city hall the president was cheered from crowded streets and at the park speakers stand he gave thanks for the cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Argenta
United States
Berry and Clark
Davis
Treiber
Arkansas
Big Rock
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Fort Roots
City Hall
City Park
Tenth Street
George W. Rogers
Little Rock Board of Trade
T. Reiber
Elkins summons committee on railroad rate hearings
Senator Elkins, chair of the Senate committee on interstate commerce, calls a November 21 meeting to review summer testimony on railroad rate regulation and to consider reporting a bill. The panel has gathered extensive data and plans to work through the opening of Congress, likely beyond December 4, with Senator Foraker’s bill also to be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elkins
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate
Foraker
Bank Robbery At Barker Niagara Falls Cited
Three men robbed the private Harvey Hoag Bank of Barker in Niagara County early today. They cut telephone wires, blew the safe, and fled with gold. Hoag later recovered 2800 dollars in bills found near the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Harvey Hoag
Barker
Niagara County
Hoag
Actuary on the Stand in Insurance Investigation
New York October 26 Emory McClintock actuary of Mutual Life Insurance resumed testimony before the insurance investigating committee. McClin t Iock is cited as a key expert in the technical examination of policy and reserve matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emory McClintock
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Insurance Investigating Committee
McClin
Tock Testifies on Life Insurance Technical Phases
Tock testified at Tengih about the details of the life insurance technical phases, outlining procedures and standards. The testimony covers policy structure, beneficiary designations, and risk assessment methods used in the life policy process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock
Tengih
Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson Laid To Rest In Wichita
Jerry Simpson's body was laid to rest at Maple Grove cemetery after Masonic rites at the Scottish Rite temple. Congressman Victor Murdock delivered the address paying tribute to his predecessor in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Jerry Simpson
Maple Grove Cemetery
Scottish Rite Temple
Victor Murdock
Congress
Farmer McGrath causes wreck near Lake Shore line
Patrick McGrath of Chester ton Indiana bet to wake up the town in ten minutes. He jumped an engine, pulled the throttle, and crashed into a freight train, injuring four Italians. He was jailed with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick McGrath
Chesterton
Ind
McGrath
Lake Shore Road
Dynamite Shakes Grand and Moit Street Tenement
A seven story tenement at Grand and Moit streets in New York was rocked by a dynamite blast placed on a ground floor butcher shop steps. The explosion panicked hundreds of tenants. the shop was wrecked while most of the building suffered only window damage. Dr Vincenzo Seltro, whose office is in the building, said the device likely targeted him after receiving threatening letters demanding money and a warning of Black Hand vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand
Moit Streets
Vincenzo Seltro
Black Hand
Trainmen badly hurt in Jackson yards blast
Terre Haute Indiana October 26 three trainmen were seriously injured when a freight engine exploded at Jackson yards north of the city. Several railroad cars were wrecked in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago and Eastern
Jackson Yards
Notable Deaths and Meetings Across Regions
Obituaries report Mrs. Sarah Watson Andrews dying at 102 in Silver Springs New York and Charles T. Searle of California the St. Petersburg dentist succumbing to typhoid. Wisconsin women’s clubs hold their convention in Kenosha with 150 delegates as the national Baptist convention gathers in Chicago with 3,000 attendees. Eighty miners at Alta mines Telluride Colorado strike over union card rules. Howard Elliott of Northern Pacific calls rail harmony intact amid rumors of a split. Henry S. Storrs of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern dies in Cleveland at 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Watson Andrews
Silver Springs
N. Y
Charles T. Searle
California
St. Petersburg
Martha Coon
Wisconsin
Albion
Dane County
Wisconsin Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Kenosha
National Baptist Convention of Negro Baptists
Chicago
Alta Mines
Telluride
Colo
Mine Owners’ Association
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Henry 8. Storrs
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Cleveland
Mr. Storrs
Young worker killed in Swift & Co refinery belt incident
Oscar Mosthier, 25, employed at the Swift & Co refinery on South Street Paul, was fatally injured when he became entangled in machine belting and drawn into the equipment at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Oscar Mosthier
Swift & Co
South St. Paul
Mosthier
Muskrats Held Responsible Mystery Solved in Madison
Madison reports that the mystery of cut ropes freeing rowboats on Lake Monona is solved. Investigators accuse muskrats of gnawing ropes, with a watchful vandalism suspect previously under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Monnan
Striking Rail Workers Paralyze Russia Aims at Wider Collapse
Rail stoppages grip Europe as half the continent experiences a general strike. Moscow faces fuel and water shortages while St Petersburg remains connected to Finland. Social Democrats gain leverage as government troops cannot be moved, with clashes reported and famine relief disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Peters
Volga
St. Petersburg
League of Leagues
Moscow
Finland
Putiloff
Koljoino
Alexandrovski
Nevski
Soc Democrats
Samara
Masked robbers hold up New York clothing store in daylight
Five men in black masks robbed Abraham Fox's Seventh Avenue shop in broad day light as matinee crowds looked on. William Beckett, one alleged robber, fled with accomplices who scattered among theatergoers. Fox pursued, a fight ensued, and a policeman intervened to subdue Beckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Beckett
Abraham Fox
Seventh Avenue
Fox
Beckett
Great Distress at Moscow City Siege Follows Meat Shortage
Moscow endures siege like conditions. Meat prices have tripled and the poor suffer greatly. People from nearby towns camp in streets and 2,000 residents live in cars. Troops control Kazan line stations and Cossacks guard post and telegraph offices. Panicky populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kazan
Vienna Railroad Workers Join Strike Over Cut Communications
In Warsaw on Oct. 26 and Russian Poland conditions report communication with St. Petersburg cut off. Agitators have drawn Vienna railroad employees into a strike affecting infantry and cart operations as the German Associated Press proposes actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Brike
Quiet Returns to Santiago After Days of Terror
The Chilean capital entered a calmer phase after a reign of terror that killed 15 and wounded 100 as of Monday. Mob violence closed business districts and the Alameda was the focus of inflammable rhetoric and clashes with police. Gas lamps along the Alameda were destroyed and flames burned in columns throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Santiago
Chile
Alameda
France Will Take Half in Russian Loan Syndicate
Paris reports French delegates in St. Petersburg announce completion of negotiations on the Russian loan. The French portion totals 120 million dollars, with Germany taking 80 million and Britain and the United States each allotted 20 million. Interest set at 4 percent, bonds expected near 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Petersburg
Britain
United States
Ministers Hold Special Meeting Over Strike Situation
In St. Petersburg a late afternoon meeting of the committee of ministers, presided by Count Witte, considered the strike situation. Minister of Justice Manukhin, returning from Peterhof, could not reach the capital by train and rode back in a carriage to attend. The emperor remains cut off from railroad communication with the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Committee of Ministers
Count Witte
M. Manukhin
Peterhof
Norway Crown Referendum Debate Postponed
The Norwegian government, in a secret session, asked for full power to negotiate with Prince Charles of Denmark for his acceptance of the crown of Norway. A referendum by the people would endorse the decision, similar to the August dissolution vote. The debate was postponed until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Storting
Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Black Sea Fleet Withdrawals Signal Naval Demonstration
Odessa oct 26 the entire black sea fleet except the battleship pat_elemion formerly the kniaz potemkine has departed sevastopol under vice admirals birileff and chouknin speculation says the government may stage a naval show if powers demand such action in response to ongoing pressures and demands abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Black Sea
Pateleimon
Kniaz Potemkine
Sevastopol
Birileff
Chouknin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Roge
Elkins Summons Committee
Barker,n. Y
Indiana
Social Democrats
Baltic
Riga
Libau
Ekaterinoslav
Transmi
Manchuria
New York City
Vienna Railroad
Germanice Associated ‘Press
France
Council OF Ministers
Prince Charles
Turkey
Royal Baking Powder CO
Newton & Maag
Axelrad Bros. & CO
Cor. Oak. Ave
Huron
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