Trains Schedules From Huron and West Line
No. 58 passenger departs Huron at 6 15 am and reaches Watertown 8 40 am and Benson 2 05 pm. No 272 way freight is a tri weekly train leaving Huron 7 00 am on Tue Thu Sat and will also carry passengers. No 57 58 run Sundays and connect to Twin Cities Superior North Dakota Montana and Pacific points. Train 271 freight arrives here Mon Wed and at 11 55 am. R Kinner agent G N By.
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Huron
Watertown
Benson
Coteinen
Priuens
Ccak
Leckseniwe
Twin Cities
Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Kinner
G. N. By
Huron Train Schedules East West North South and Connections
The notice lists rail services at Huron with train numbers, routes, and daily or weekend patterns. It details eastbound No. 502 Chicago Express, westbound No. 503 Mail and Express, and Dakota routes through Minnesota, plus northbound No. 25 Express and southbound No. 16 Mail and Express. Connections include Watertown via Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield for eastern points.
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Sioux Valley Junction
Watertown
Redfield
Help Wanted Indicating Agent Position In Your Town
Advertisement seeks a local agent and representative for United States Medicine Company offering flexible hours and steady income. No experience required and time commitment is minimal. Address inquiries to 122-136 West 14th Street New York for details and premium opportunities.
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Ation
West 14Th Street
New York
Young New Yorker and wife held for embezzlement flight
Clarence H. Leonard of East Orange New Jersey and his wife, arrested in Vancouver at New York police request, allegedly embezzled 20000 from Haskins and Sells. Eight 1000 bills were found on the pair, with remaining denominations in Leonard's clothing. Leonard to return for trial. couple had planned elopement.
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New York
Clarence H. Leonard
East Orange
N. J
VaNcouver
B. C
Leonard
Leonards
United States
Newark
Young Leonard
Financial Department
Haskins & Sells, Public Accountants
Katherine Miller
Trade, Diplomacy and Revolt in Far East Crisis
Reports from Tokyo Yokohama and Constantinople detail Japanese Russian talks in pursuit of peace under the Anglo Japanese alliance. Premier Katsura cites cautious optimism while elder statesmen press for a definite conclusion and Korea protests Yongampho fortifications. In Arabia Ahmet Pasha and Aziz province’s governor were killed in a tribal revolt over a cattle tax with about 1 000 Turkish troops lost and General Hady Pasha named commander-in-chief.
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Katsura
Europe
Russia
Far East
Constantinople
Ahmet Pasha
Aziz
Red Sea
Arabia
Hady Pasha
Azir
Powers Disagree on Austro Russian Macedonian Plan
Constantinople reports German and Italian diplomats oppose the proposed Austro Russian joint Macedonian control. The Porte hopes to exploit power conflicts to stall action while German generals Aleer Pasha and Ruedgisch Pasha head to Seres to join inquiries into troop excesses.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Porte
Aleer Pasha
Ruedgisch Pasha
Seres
Burglars Blow Open Scroggins Wortmann Bank for 7000
In Sheridan Oregon at 3 am burglars blew the safe of Scroggins & Wortmann, escaping with 7000 dollars in coin. The bank, in a central brick building, sits beside the foggy town. Mayor E H Eakin fired at fleeing robbers as a rig sped away. A sledge and two picks lay outside. no one injured.
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Sheridan
Ore
Scroggins & Wortmann
E. H. Eakin
Southern Pacific Railroad
Unclear War Warning Airs From Russo Japanese Ledge
Washington reports no official word on war threats from Russia Japan or Korea. Ambassadors and legations say they have only press reports for guidance. Russian embassy runs by secretary Hansen while Count Cassini leaves St Petersburg for Washington next Monday.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Korea
Hansen
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Peaceful outcome foreseen in coal shipment insurance talks
A St. Petersburg telegram reported in London that no further insurance against war risks is needed for Welsh coal shipments to Port Arthur for Russia. The message is seen as forecasting a favorable result of the Russia Japan negotiations.
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London
Port Arthur
Russia
St. Petersburg
Japan
Minnesota Football Team Scandal Rumors Surge
Minneapolis reports a citywide scandal centered on alleged fixing by Minnesota players. The story claims hidden betting and profits tied to the team’s performance, with possible disciplinary action after university inquiry and the Michigan game in doubt. Authorities caution rumors may lack foundation.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Michigan
Williams
Chicago
Gophers
Fraud trial opens over forged heir claim in German estate case
In Berlin on October 27 the Count and Countess of Kwileski faced trial for allegedly attempting to swindle by substituting a child as their heir. The affair stirred German aristocratic circles. the estate in Posen is valued with an annual income around $15,000.
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Berlin
of Kwileski
Mirjaslaw Kwileski
Province
Posen
Dowie Coach Seizure Tied to $1000 Attachment
A sheriff seized Dowie’s coach and team near the Fifth Avenue hotel after an attachment for $1,000, filed by attorney Robert E. Farley for services in defending J Luther Pierson of White Plains, a Zionist convicted for allowing a child to die without medical aid. Dowie also denied knowing his own father amid letters published by a morning paper.
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New York
Dowie
Fifth Avenue
Robert E. Farley
J. Luther Pierson
White Plains
Boy Ends Threat By Killing Stepfather In Chicago
Nicholas Rolle threatened to hit his wife with an iron bar as he returned home for dinner. Henry Walscheid, eight teen, shot his stepfather as the latter raised the weapon. Walscheid was arrested and said Rolle abused his wife on several occasions.
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Chicago
Nicholas Rolle
Henry Walscheid
Rolle
Walscheid
Santo Domingo Rebellion Expands With Provisional Government
News from Cape Haytien reports a northern Santo Domingo revolt forming a provisional government under General Morales. Cannon signals sparked the uprising, with Wesy Gil loyalists arrested in Puerto Plata and Santiago besieged as telegraph lines to La Vega fail. Vice President Deschamps flees toward Monte Cristi seeking escape by sea.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Republic of Santo Domingo
Morales
Finance
Wes Y Gil
Puerto Plata
Monte Cristi
la Ligne
Moca
Santiago
la Vega
Deschamps
Wes Y Gilis T
Copper Mines Open Question Seeks Mediation
Judge Clancy plans to stay in town and push the appeal to the supreme court. Telegrams from Butte to J J Hill Senator Clark Governor Toole and Joseph Dixon urged joint action with Senator Gibson to mediate between copper interests to keep mines and smelters open.
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Butte
Mont
Clancy
Supreme Court
Business Men’s Association of Great Falls
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Clark
Toole
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Gibson
Man arraigned on bribery charge over hose contracts
Henry F. Brown faced district court arraignment on an indictment accusing him of offering a $500 bribe to Alderman F. M. Powers. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $3,500 bail, with Barrows and Brown posting the bond. The case concerns actions surrounding last summer’s fire hose contracts.
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Minneapolis
Henry F. Brown
F. M. Powers
F. C. Barrows
Joseph F. Brown
Strangled Children Shock Monterey Family Tragedy
In Monterey California on October 27 a deranged woman, Mrs Louis Iverson, strangled her three children. One 11 year old boy escaped to raise the alarm while the husband was summoned home from a distant village to see his ailing children.
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Monterey
Cal
Louis Iverson
American Held in Budapest for Fraudulent Bankruptcy
Adolf Friedmann, an American, was arrested in Budapest at the request of U S authorities on a charge of fraudulent bankruptcy in New York. He had been conducting a summer garden in the city prior to arrest.
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Budapest
Hungary
Adolf Friedmann
Unite States
New York
Friedmann
Popularity of Prince Yee Sparks Assault Trial
Delaware Ohio October 27. Joseph Stout, a young farmer, faced common pleas court for assaulting Prince Yee son of the Korean emperor. Stout pleaded guilty and sentence was reserved. He said he attacked the prince because he disliked the prince's popularity with American girls.
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Delaware
Joseph Stout
Prince Yee
Korea
Common Pleas Court
Stout
Locks and shifts shift as ADT outsized by girls
In Boston on October 27 a large number of boys previously discharged by the American District Telegraph company remained locked out. Reported the company increased its female messenger force to more than 200 girls handling messages during the day.
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Boston
American District Telegraph Company
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