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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
7
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers round trip coach excursions to St. Louis for the World's Fair on Sept 12 and 26 from Huron at $16.40 with seven day return limit. Other daily round trip rates, liberal return limits, stopovers, and full schedules and travel details available on application.
New Jersey captured the Dryden match at Sea Girt on Thursday outrunning United States Marine Corps District of Columbia and Ohio to finish with 907 points of 1200. The Jersey team earned the Dryden trophy valued at 4000 and a 150 prize while Ohio took 100 and the Marine corps 50 for third.
Princess Louise of Coburg and Lieutenant Count Matta sich Keglevich are lodged discreetly in central Paris. A journalist friend met the princess who recounted her escape from Bad Elster.
Calvin S Stewart of Kenosha was nominated Thursday by the Democrats of Wisconsin First district. Advices from Paraguay show peace negotiations resumed between government and insurgents. Houses in New York trade with Cuba report revival per Journal of Commerce. Lipton plans to visit St. Louis for the exposition.
Chairman Cortel you has arranged a conference with Republican chairmen from several Western states at the Auditorium headquarters in Chicago to obtain first hand evidence on political conditions. The meeting aims to gauge where the Democracy is active and to seek guidance during the final two months of the campaign.
Des Moines reports a strange double tragedy involving a wife whose husband attended a baseball game while her protest led to a fatal outcome. Investigators say the case includes a possible accidental death by poisoning as details unfold from the scene.
A Seaboard Air Line passenger train from Portsmouth to Atlantic plunged from a high trestle at Catawba Junction, near Monroe, North Carolina. An ensuing freight train piled into the wreck, killing seven including the engineer and four women, with several others injured. Repairs will take about two days as investigators note possible wrecking evidence.
New York reports a case from Kevue hospital where nurse Nellie Halpin bitten by an insane patient at Kings county sanitarium nearly a year ago now endures a nonhealing hand wound and recurring mental disturbances. She has severe convulsions resembling rabies and persistent delusions leading to her removal to the hospital.
A major forest fire in California’s Big Tree grove, part of a recently purchased basin being transformed into a park, has swept through hundreds of campers. The blaze, driven by a hot wind, destroyed vast areas of redwood timber and caused unknown casualties.
In Elgin Illinois on September 10 Miss Anna Roycroft aged eighteen was fatally struck by a locomotive driven by her uncle Taylor Sergeant. The engineer collapsed with his hand on the emergency brake and is reported dangerously affected by the shock.
Beaton in the Kootenay country near Victoria is nearly razed by a fire that started in the Prospector's Exchange kitchen. Nine buildings were destroyed while remaining structures escaped. There was no insurance on any of the buildings.
Halifax agents fear the Norwegian bark Konig Svere has been lost after departing Durban May 24 and last heard from St Helena July 2. Built in 1870 at Sanderfjord, she registered 463 tons and carried a crew of 126 men.
coroner jury finds Conductor Atkinson and Engineer G Saeger of the Beavruirsion train negligent in the fatal Grand Trunk collision near Richmond. Grand Trunk Railway urged to exercise tighter control of train orders and operations.
Chicago mourns as Judge Kirk Hawes dies at his summer home in the Les Cheneaux islands. He served nearly forty years in the Chicago law system and was a prominent Cook County figure. He was brother of Mrs. Mary J. Holmes.
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