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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
6
The readable lines show a daily timetable with morning and afternoon hours, service notes for Sundays and holidays, and references to Mall, Accommodation, and a daily schedule around 6:00 am to 5:30 am with occasional exceptions. Names and exact stops are unclear due to OCR garble, but the core item is a public transportation schedule.
From Havana dated September 10 reports say large rebel forces operate south and west of the capital amid rumors of an assault aided by internal factions. The city militia is reinforced nightly near Veto springs while rebels damage telegraph lines at Herradura. An armored train of 350 men and rapid fire guns departed Palacios for Herradura under Colonel Tabares after Commander Diaz was replaced.
Havana reports General Menocal says Santa Clara rebels seek peace through new elections amnesty and an inquiry into the death of Congressman Villuendas while Pino Guerra remains the only armed challenger. If Guerra rejects fair terms the nation will unite against him as veterans back peace efforts grow. Guerra's stance grows more warlike.
Insurgents active near Pinar del Rio cut Western railway service by blowing up two bridges during the night. One bridge lay twelve miles east of Pinar del Rio near Puerto Golpe, blocking rail communication with the city. No further details were received due to communication gaps. Moderate congressmen reject Liberal demand for all resignations to trigger a new election.
Francis Xavier Wernz, a German, elected general of the Society of Jesus following Father Martin’s death last May. Papal sanction required but the pope voiced strong approval and sent benediction and greeting. Wernz is seen as progressive and energetic, likely to infuse new life into the order.
At the Maine state fair grounds Lewiston exhibition the stallion age by Arien broke the world mile trotting record on a halfionite track. Masconoma cut the time from 4 59 to 4 46 in the event.
The Democratic state convention members from two years ago will be polled to see if they repudiated Sullivan. If Bryan leads in ballots, Sullivan resigns. if Sullivan leads, Bryan retires. Sullivan accuses Bryan of lies and labels Illinois advisers as unconvicted felons and bribe seekers. He mentions crimes like murder and highway robbery as not in the indictment.
Lincoln Nebraska September 10 William J Bryan condemns Roger Sullivan of Illinois for an attack and says he is not ready to answer the charge or announce when he will comment on the Illinois situation.
Newark recalls Rev. Oscar E. Braune preaching a funeral sermon for Frances Lorna Wadsworth twice in two months. He said a dream two months earlier foretold the drowning death and he used Luke XII 14 Be ready also as the text in nearly the same sermon.
A party of impostors in uniforms posing as a Thirtieth regiment officer and two soldiers obtained $107,000 from a Vladivostok bank. The trio withdrew the funds and vanished, later identified as impostors posing as military personnel.
In Detroit on September 10 John Mielke a Rail way Steel plant laborer slipped into a pit of hot water near the engine room. He was immersed up to his head and suffered extreme agony for five hours before death. The incident began when greasy shoes from the engine room caused him to slip into the boiling liquid. FALLS FIVE HUNDRED.
In Libertyville Illinois Miss Mary Z Keys a Chicago woman aeronaut fell 500 feet from a balloon before 7000 spectators but escaped serious harm by clinging to a parachute that failed to deploy She earlier saved the life of a Black attendant who was entangled in the gear Read downward.
The court martial found Zenaida Konopli anikova guilty of assassinating General Min on August 26 and sentenced her to be hanged. She remained composed and smiled at the verdict, pending confirmation by Grand Duke Nicholas.
Cambridge University secures a decisive victory against Harvard in a rowing contest. The event showcased strong performances from Cambridge crews, with clear margins and strategic pacing across the river race.
Putney September 10 Cambridge won the international boat race by two lengths over Harvard. Cambridge controlled from the start with wind sheltered water aiding them and maintained a steady, powerful stroke. The time was 19 minutes 16 seconds, short of the course record of 18 minutes 47 seconds.
Findlay Ohio September 10 Judge Banker overruled motions to quash the information against John D Rockefeller and all Standard Oil cases. Plea of abatement denied, defendants given until next Tuesday to file motions. Informations charge Rockefeller and the Standard with violating the Valentine anti trust law. Virgil P. Kline argued against quashing, but judge held same reasoning as indictments applies to informations, more forcible.
Twelve engineers from Republic Iron and Steel at East Chicago walk out after a conference with Superintendent Crane fails. Officials object to Chicago union representatives in the plant, an open shop. Machinery halts and about 1,200 workers are idle as the strike may spread in the Calumet region.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the president passed through Denver on his way home from Western Colorado hunting trip. He noted an injury in his hand limits the trip and prompted an earlier return. He killed three deer and did not shoot a bear.
In Douglas Arizona on Sept 10 hearings for seven Mexican agitators have been continued to Sept 17 as authorities seek to restore order. The prisoners were moved to Tombstone jail for safekeeping with five men charged again with immigration violations at the request of the Mexican government.
The narrator describes an attempted descent from a balloon over Michigan. Loss of steering left him at sea of clouds, then drifting toward Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. After 24 hours of gas and two hours in a swamp, he climbs to high ground and finally reaches Wolverine.
Mrs David E Sharretts killed herself beside the dying husband at the Homeopathic hospital in Boston after his death and amid her belief in reunion in the spirit world. Neighbors say she was distraught at his illness and stayed by his bedside daily.
In Woodland Marshall county near Wheeling two passenger trains collided on a Fish Creek bridge causing two deaths and ten injuries. Firemen Richard Parsons and Edward Waegel died. Engineer Dillon and an unnamed man were fatally hurt. The fog is blamed though causes on how the trains met remain unexplained.
The American fishing smack Hatteras of Gulf Fisheries Co. ciphered a hold up by a Mexican gunboat August 25 seven miles off Triangular reef in the Gulf of Campetas. Marines boarded the vessel and demanded papers and to display cargo. Manager Munn sought government action for protection of American fishing vessels in open waters.
Berlin September 10 Emperor William will review colonial troubles after maneuvers and then meet Herr Dernburg, new colonial office director, to discuss plans to revive colonies. Dernburg intends to visit African colonies at once to study conditions and push prosperity.
Several New York banks report a shortfall of more than six million dollars against the amount required. Officials cite unresolved loans and delayed deposits as key factors in the deficit.
New York banks report a $3,577,920 deficit in legal reserves the largest since 1893. The stock market largely ignores the deficit as prices dip briefly then rally on strong support. Gold import commitments, estimated between 10 and 15 million dollars, are expected to replenish reserves and ease the money market.
Philadelphia Sept 10 bank examiners probe the wrecked Real Estate Trust company as Receiver Earle refines a plan to reorganize. Investigators reveal Hipple boosted credit by recommending a 1 percent dividend last July and sought higher salaries for staff while the bank was looted. Adolph Segal, who borrowed 5 300 000 from the institution, is ill in his hotel Majestic apartments, not seriously.
Acting Foreman Ashton suspended bookbinder James Hale amid tensions with Hale over criticisms of his work and a union address by Hale’s supporters at the Government Printing Office. Officials declined to discuss further without Stillings.
A Chicago conference plans a realistic showing of sweatshop realities to workers, labor leaders, and others at a venue. The project aims to expose harsh conditions and advocate for reform as reports from London and Newark indicate broader attention to child labor and factory exploitation.
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