Train timetable highlights for Huron area
Eastbound services include No. 501 Minnesota and Dakota passenger daily except Sunday at 8:45 p.m. and No. 15 freight and accommodation at 2:50 p.m. Westbound includes Chicago Express daily except Sunday with No. 32 freight and accommodation on Tue Thu Sat at 2:50 p.m. North and south updates list various Mail and Express trains with differing daily patterns and connections at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield for eastern points.
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Benson
Watertown
Huron
Sunda
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Kryner
G. N. Ry
Minnesota and Dakota Passen- Nord
Dakota
Seking Neagee
Chicago Express
Il and
Mail and Express
Te.pees Mail and Express
Ene
Dakota ‘Passa
F T
Kammeneianien
Sioux Valley Junction
Redfield
War Inheritance Looms As Balkan Clashes Escalate
Constantinople reports death threats loom over Bulgaria Greece and Macedonia as Turks crush an uprising in Monastir with Bashi bazouks assisting regulars. Fear of massacres grows among Bulgarians and Macedonians in the city amid warnings of looming hostilities.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Asia
Macedonia
Vilayet
Adrianople
Mussulman
Salonica
Monastir
Powers Push Coercive Steps Over Bulgarian Insurgents
Berlin reports Russia and Austria urged coercive diplomatic action at Sofia to sever Bulgaria’s relations with Macedonian insurgents. Germany agreed while other powers balked, signaling a tough stance toward Turkey and the Balkan crisis and accusing Bulgaria of bad faith aiding insurgents.
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Bulgaria
Berlin
Russia
Austria
Sofia
Germany
Turkey
Balkan
Villages Destroyed in Kastoria District Fire
Sofia Sept 8 The revolutionary headquarters reports the Turks burned or ruined nearly all villages in Kastoria district near the Greek border. About twenty five villages with 1000 to 3000 inhabitants each were affected including Zagoritchani Dumbeni Konomladi Monkroni and Kosinetz. Refugees say Bashi-bazouks killed many women and children after promises of protection. Turkish forces have 18000 soldiers in the district burning villages openly.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Kastoria
Macedonia
Zagoritchani
Dumbeni
Konomladi
Monkroni
Kosinetz
Apprehensive of War in Salonica Districts
Sept 8 reports from Salonica indicate Turkish authorities fear war. Sixteen battalions of Mustah and reserve units are called to arms in Salonica Uskub and Monastir. Artillery and cavalry reserves of Adrianople and Smyrna divisions mobilized. Third army corps chief ordered to monitor the Servian frontier for possible revolutionary incursions.
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Salonica
Turkey
Uskub
Monastir
Adrianople
Smyrna
Third
Battle at Mount Victory Camp Meeting Leaves Three Dead
Three men were killed and several wounded during a clash at a Mount Victory camp meeting in Somerset Kentucky. Constable William Bolton tried to arrest two men named Richmond. In the ensuing fight Bolton killed both Richmonds and was killed by Columbus Garrison. Authorities search for Garrison and other wounded.
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Somerset
Mount Victory
Here
William Bolton
Richmond
Bolton
Columbus
Bayonne Baptism Collapse Injures Forty at Newark Bay Pier
In Bayonne New Jersey a pier collapsed as Rev John T Thornton prepared to baptize a parishioner. About 300 worshippers fell into three feet of water and mud injuring forty mainly from crush injuries and crowd surge. Four remained under medical care including Mrs C M Thole who suffered a broken ankle and severe shoulder sprain.
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New York
Newark Bay
Bayonne
N. J
John T. Thornton
Geogre Hendrickson
C. M. Thole
Jersey City
Body Found in Freight Car Tied to Fort Madison Murder
The decomposed body of a man shot three times in the right side was found in a through freight car at Raton New Mexico on September 8. A car inspector noticed blood and a strong odor. A letter to J O Palmer from Harvey Illinois and a Wells Fargo receipt to J O Palmer dated Chicago September 1 were found. The car originated from Fort Madison Iowa.
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J. O. Palmer
Harvey
Ill
Wells- Fargo
Chicago
Fort Madison
Santa Fe Company
Burlington
Delegates Arrive for American Mining Congress in Deadwood
The American Mining Congress opens as delegates arrive in Deadwood South Dakota with Treasury Secretary Shaw Governor Herried and staff joining. Theodore Roosevelt Jr with Captain Seth Bullock tours the Black Hills ore exhibit and mingles with mining leaders during the event.
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Deadwood
S. D
American Mining Congress
Mineral Palace
Insurgents Put To Flight In Cavite Front
Manila reports a combined force of scouts and constabulary scattered insurrectos in Cavite near Laguna de Bay. The rebels were driven from the mountains after a prior rout and the pursuing force captured their camp with supplies and ammunition.
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Manila
Cavite
Laguna de Bay
Heart Operation on Stabbed Man Gives Possible Chance
Matthew Plowman, stabbed in a fight with James Cormeet, underwent heart surgery at Mercy hospital. Doctors removed and stapled his heart, then provided continuous oxygen. a possible recovery is reported. The knife wound penetrated the left chest near the heart.
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Chicago
Matthew Plowman
James Cormeet
Mercy Hospital
Plowman
Victims Rise to Six in Pelham Trolley Crash Toll
Two more people died from the Pelham New Hampshire trolley collision, raising the death count to six. The recent fatalities include Mrs. Sylvia Gilbert of Nashua and Mrs. Mary Dillon of West Bradford, New Hampshire, with two more possible deaths feared.
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Lowell
Mass
Pelham
N. H
Sylvia Gilbert
Nashua
Mary Dillon
West Bradford
Will Not Build the Janesville to Madison Line
Janesville Traction company announces it will not construct the proposed 1,000,000 line from Janesville to Madison due to franchise conditions. The project had backing from a Cleveland syndicate, and the line’s life was set at thirty five years instead of fifty.
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Janesville
Wis
Janesville Traction Company
Janesvile
Madison
Cleveland
Saxony Conducts Autumn Maneuvers As Heat Takes Toll
Seventy thousand or more troops in full war gear march in temperatures near 120 degrees. Ambulances ferry sun stricken soldiers as two Saxon army corps clash with two Prussian corps in the Saale valley.
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Corbetha
Saxony
Saale
Murdered by Native Policemen in Cabuga
Manila report Lieutenant Sutton of the constabulary was killed by a mob of native policemen at Cabuga during an arrest for disobedience of orders. The assailants were arrested.
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Manila
Sutton
Constabulary
Cabuga
Edson accused of embezzling church funds in New York
More than 50 000 dollars, possibly 100 000, is alleged missing from St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church due to forgery and misappropriation by Henry T. Edson, who killed Mrs. Fannie Pullen and himself after the matter surfaced. The vestry has hired an expert to audit Edson's books. investigation ongoing.
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New York
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
The
Herald
Henry T. Edson
Fannie Pullen
Edson
Maine
US Consulate Guards Reinforced in Constantinople
Washington reports Minister Leishman says European powers have landed marines in Constantinople. If Americans are endangered the US may send Marines. a Turkish suggestion led to added detective force at the American legation. No warship passage through the Dardanelles without Turkish and European consent. Authorities anticipate precautions but see no immediate danger.
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Washington
Leishman
State Department
Constantinople
United States
Beirut
Dardanelles
Turkey
Diplomatic Corps
Four Convicts Shot in Pratt Mines Prison Escape Attempt
Four white convicts at Pratt Mines prison were shot during a failed escape attempt. Wounded are Thomas Fay, John Brewer, Richard Kinneback, and Thomas Melzen. Brewer and Kinneback likely die. They used dynamite to blast an opening and attacked guards. J. H. Emery escaped. The crowd was led by Fay, a Miller-Duncan gang member.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratt Mines
Thomas Fay
John Brewer
Richard Kinneback
Thomas Melzen
Brewer
Kinneback
J. H. Emery
Pake County
Miller-Duncan Gang of Safe Blowers
Warships in readiness amid Turkish disorder
Paris reports that France plans to keep a fleet ready to move to Turkish waters in response to growing dis orders in the region. Italy Austria Russia and Great Britain prepare similarly with hopes of joint action if a crisis erupts. Delcasse briefs cabinet on the situation as U S flags a muted response to the Beirut incident. Consuls report improving conditions at Monastir and worsening conditions at Salonica.
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Paris
Turkey
Constantinople
Italy
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
Delcasse
M. Delcasse
United States
Beirut
Monastir
France
Salonica
Lost His Position in Strike
Jacob B. Smith, 25 years with one employer and president of the Cooks' union, killed himself by jumping from his fourth story window after losing his job in a strike he began two months earlier. Friends noted mental decline in the week before his death.
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Chicago
Jacob B. Smith
Smith
Cooks’ Union
Mr. Smith
Defalcation Case in Baltimore Grows
William Tucker’s defalcation and disappearance dominate financial circles. Missing securities now valued $100,000 more than earlier reported. S H Glover estimates the Tucker estate at $650,000, totaling about $800,000 with Mrs Tucker’s estate. Approximately $125,000 remains in unnegotiable securities.
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Baltimore
William Tucker
S. H. Glover
Tucker
No British Marines Ashore in Constantinople
London reports no British marines have landed at Constantinople yet but the ambassador could call on guards if protection is needed. The foreign office believes Russia and Austria may have landed marines to protect their embassies after a note warning about Bulgarian agitators harming legations and public buildings. Constantinople remains quiet.
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London
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Russia
Austria
Porte
Martin Seidmar Found Dead in Montana Jail
Livingston Montana September 5 Martin Seidmar who was to be hanged Friday was found dead in his cell Officials believe he was deranged He had killed George Reider a lifelong friend on Trail creek two years earlier for ruining his daughter and then hid the body Seidmar's wife later killed herself
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Livingston, Mont
Martin Seidmar
George Reider
Trail Creek
Seidmar
Collapse at Quinn grocery remodelling buries six workers
Cedar Rapids Sept 5 A Quinn grocery building at Vinton undergoing remodeling collapsed in the afternoon. Half a dozen workmen are buried in the rubble with reports of fatalities.
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Cedar Rapids
Ila
Quinn Grocery
Vinton
New York Women Robbed of Cash and Jewelry at Alexandria Bay Hotel
Mrs Weir Martin of New York and her aunt Mrs Hessing of Chicago were robbed of more than $3,000 in cash and jewelry at a summer hotel in Alexandria Bay New York. They left the valuables in their rooms while boating.
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New York
Weir Martin
Hessing
Chicago
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Scaffold fall wounds three painters at Ward's Island asylum
In New York on September 5 a scaffold collapse at the city institution for the insane on Wards Island fatally injured three painters, identified as James Field and John Henly among them, with nearly every bone broken. The third man remains unnamed.
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New York
James Field
John Henly
City Institution For the Insane
Wards Island
Field
Henly
Dragomiroff resigns over troops massacre protest
Osnoboschdenie from Stuttgart reports General Dragomiroff governor of Kiev and military district commander resigns to protest massacres of civilians. He told the czar he was ashamed to stain his hands. He sacrifices royal power and an income of 150000 dollars. A Bessarabian regiment colonel is dismissed for refusing to fire on strikers at Kiev.
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Berlin
Osnoboschdenie
Stuttgart
Dragomiroff
Kieff
Troops Ordered Out to Cripple Creek Gold Camp
Governor Peabody orders about 1000 militia to Cripple Creek and Denver after a strike investigation. Brigadier General John Chase will command the force, requested by the Mine Owners' association. No further violence reported.
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Cripple Creek
Denver
Peabody
John Chase
Mine Owners’ Association
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