McCurdy Refuses to Resign Amid Conference Address
McCurdy will not resign and insists on hanging on as long as he can. Deacon Elrod, governor of South Dakota, will address the Methodist conference in session at Watertown. Linn County Iowa grand jury indicts Rock Island railroad for passenger discriminations. Henry Watterson views Roosevelt as a national leader beyond party or section.
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McCurdy
Dakota
Watertown
Lina County
The
Rock Island Railroad
Henry Watterson
South
Roosevelt
Manly Contests Bring Risks at Physical Events
A fragment notes danger in a planned display of strength as many fine specimens of physical manhood may be crippled for life during a forthcoming event.
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Eer
Pettigrew Senator Reputedly Reveled In Prosperity
The Sioux Falls Press notes Senator Pettigrew appears old and threadbare and expresses regret over the remark. The paper claims it had been told Pettigrew enjoyed prosperity.
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Sioux Falls
Pettigrew
Sioux Falls Press Attacks Republicans With Mock Heroism
In a sharp critique the Sioux Falls Press derides the Republican party as hypocritical and staged in its welfare concerns, accusing the paper of performing a calculated display rather than genuine support.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader Faces Severe Financial Strain
The Argus-Leader warns that a monthly loss of 2000 dollars threatens to close the paper. Friends express grave sympathy for its precarious business situation and the hardship it causes.
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Argus-Leader
A L
President McCurdy and Life Insurance Salary Questioned
A remark questions what President McCurdy does not know about the life insurance business and suggests his testimony would lead policy holders to wonder why he earned a $150,000 annual salary.
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McCurdy
Washington civil service order alarms clerks
Civil service protégés fear President’s directive placing dismissal power in cabinet officers. Department heads welcome the move, while clerks worry about job security and shifts in authority across agencies.
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Washington
Insurance official delays action on NY life firms
Hon. John C. Perkins, commissioner of Insurance, has decided not to cancel the certificate of authority for three New York life insurance companies operating in the state. He will await the outcome of the pending investigation before taking further steps.
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John C. Perkins
Ance
Roosevelt Opposes Government Ownership of Railroads
President Roosevelt states he does not favor government ownership of railroads or other private assets but supports government supervisory regulatory control. He plans to influence Congress to secure rate regulation by law.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Death of Jerry Simpson and his populist influence
In the death of Jerry Simpson, Kansas loses one of its most unique characters. Simpson stood for strong determination, perseverance, and honesty of purpose, though his impractical methods limited his constructive political impact amid the populist rise.
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Jerry
Simpson Kansas
Mr. Simpson
Gifts for Miss Roosevelt Strain Treasury With Duties
During Miss Roosevelt's visit in the Orient gifts from visiting sovereigns valued around 100000 are to be shipped home. She must pay an estimated 60000 in duties, risking the Roosevelt treasury. Congress could grant relief with an appropriation, a measure the people would welcome.
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Miss Roosevelt
Orient
Alice
Roosevelt Treasury
Congress
Vermillion Republicans defend party unity against Roosevelt club movement
The Vermillion Republican criticizes populists and Democrats aiding Roosevelt club efforts to seize the Republican organization. It praises Theodore Roosevelt while warning against so called Roosevelt Republicans and other pretenders who once aligned with Lincoln and Free Silver Republicans. A snow and rain storm crippled grain threshing across northern South Dakota, with 10 to 12 inches of snow leaving farms awaiting better weather to dry grain and reduce losses.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Not Revolutionary Roosevelt Regulation Draws Debate
Roosevelt advocates interstate corporate accountability to the federal government in railroad regulation. His stance is sound and reasonable, not revolutionary, though La Follette and Pettigrew oppose drastic measures. Public utterances suggest congressional approval for his chosen approach.
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Trine
la Follettes
Pettigrews
Roosevelt
Congress
Insurance Investigations and the New York Debate
The discussion centers on the New York insurance probes with no new revelations. Critics call life insurance a graft, noting high salaries and large commissions, yet say settlements follow company whims. They urge sweeping reforms and retirement of current officers to cut old line costs and pursue lawful remedies.
Proxy to Law on Lawson in Bobton Sent for Action
A proxy is sent to Law on Lawson of Bobton requesting legal action. The document indicates authority to represent and pursue matters on behalf of the client. No further details are provided in readable text.
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Lawson
Bobton
Proxy policy push for Tom Lawson in Boston
A political or financial policy request urges sending your proxy to Tom Lawson of Boston. It suggests that even if you distrust the Boston man, sending the proxy could still yield better outcomes or at least avoid worse results in his hands.
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Equitable
New York
Tom Lawson
Boston
Secretary Root Plans Immediate Diplomatic Service Reform
Secretary Root has completed a plan for reorganizing the diplomatic and consular service of the United States. The plan proposes an across the board increase in salaries for all ranks and positions.
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Root
The
United State
Mr. Root
Movement Against the Catalogue House Plan Endorsed
A proposed purchasing supply house with capital around 40 million dollars aims to supply retailers nationwide by cash transactions only. Proponents argue it would curb catalogue houses which dominate retail trade with cash sales and large purchases. The Huronite supports the plan and hopes cash flow from Huron and western towns will stop benefiting catalogue houses.
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Houronite
Huron
West
No Aid to Enemies of Republicanism
The Bridgewater Tribune received a letter from H C Shober of the Roosevelt Republican League requesting a supplement with a Crawford speech from Huron at the state fair. The editor declines citing support for those opposing the Republican party and attacks on party leaders.
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Bridgewater Tribune
the Tribune
H.C. Shober
Roosevelt Republican League
Crawford
Huron
Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Rooosevelt
Shober
Property Dealings and Loans in Houghton County
Fragmentary notice outlines buying selling insurance or borrowing on city or farm property. Mentions BayaRD Braun and Houghton Bik in a local property transaction context.
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Bayard Braun
Houghton Bik
Real Estate Transfers October 16 23 1905
Conveyances recorded in the register of deeds office covering October 16 to 23 1905 include transfers such as Charles E Beant Co to Wm Fenerhelm and Bard to J W Hopkins. Other noted transfers list Matt Brookins to Joseph J Bickeon and J P Donkey estate to Theodore F Lewis with prices around 1500 to 36000 dollars and various lot and parcel descriptions in townships 7 11 13 14 21 28.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Charles E It
Victor Er
Charles E Beant& Co
Wm Fenerhelm
Matt Brookins
Joseph J. Bickeon
Bard
Joseph W Hopkins
Frederick Ame
Paulina A
Meyer
Huron
Donkey Estate
Theodore F Lewis
Alonzo A Chamberlain
C H Weaver
Emma Webb
Ma Webb
Philip J Corolan
B Olson
Danforth
Harry M Danforth
Ed Davis
W & Hill
Baris
I Hill
Lote
Wolsey Farm Tnveetment Co
Paul Waliman
Feee
Mollahan
R Griffith
Chas F Shephard
Kingsley
Albert Thesenvitz
A G Eberhart
Boe
Chas E Bryant & Co
James Moat
Emmett M
Lebo
Oath
Sabley
George Nw
Valley Pane Pe Co
Camppoe
Town Lot Co
Fred M Wilcox
Warren
Banchor
Peter Derscheid
Samuel Z Wipf
P Robertson
DS B
Johnston L
Johnston
Ihinabdnon Land & Trust Co
Stig
Emma
Henry Kohlmeyer
Sehe Hank & Tye Co
Ee Nees & Trust Co
Leander
Elizabeth Kolbet Et al
Apgicek
Bibs Kobe Oe
Ladies and Children's Hosiery and Garments Sale Prices
Advertisement lists stockings at 15¢ regular and 10¢ for all sizes. Glove selections include Alex Andre brand and mocha varieties priced 1.00 and 1.50 for silk lined options. Underskirts offered in sateen and silk with prices from 6.75 to 17.50 and 1.00 to 4.50 for sateen. Kimonas and dressing sacks sold from 0.50 to 5.00. Corsette House Gowns priced 1.25 to 1.75.
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Alexandre
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Deacon Elrod
Vermillion Republican
Colvin
Plain Talk
South Dakota
Atlanta
Catalogue House
Pol
Elks Blag
Booth & Dexter
Ss. D
Gunmong- Monet
State of
Nath Beache
Circuit Court
Adicia
J. Miller
Tif
Kota
Salieri
Renee
Mney
Nors
Evenee
Heer
Duanes E. Bryant
Charles J. Cheneag
Ib. Fairbank
Orney
Chester
Anced
Hart Schaffner & Marx
D ‘Ind
Dak
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