Roosevelt Club meeting orders Roosevelt delegation
About 150 Roosevelt club supporters gathered at Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening. Lt Governor Shober proposed a resolution to organize the state to elect a Roosevelt delegation to the next Republican convention. Attorney General Clark offered a competing amendment, prompting opposition from Gamble Hall Parker Crawford Basford. Delegates at the May convention were instructed to back Roosevelt. A 9 member executive committee was named to run the campaign and organize state league officers, with adjournment following.
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Roosevelt
Cassill
Masonic Hall
Shober
Clark
Gamble
Hall
Parker
Crawford
Basford
State League
If Women Only Knew Back Pain From Kidney Trouble
An advertising feature extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and related kidney complaints. Mrs. B. F. McMann of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, testifies that the remedy relieved her heavy loins pain and fatigue, and she notes it helped a friend as well. FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sells the product nationwide. price is 50 cents.
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Dean
B. F. McMann
North
Minnesota Ave
Sioux Falls
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
She Girl Over There debuts with Mabel McCane at Grand
The dramatic musical event of the season features prima donna Mabel McCane and forty five performers in Harry Sheldon White's She Girl Over There. A three act frontier melodrama with comedy and a diamond chorus of famed beauty appears for one night only at the Grand on Thursday September 19.
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Mabel McCane
Harry Harry Sheldon White
Insurance Company Payouts to Policy Holders
During the fortnight ending September seventh the New York Life Insurance Company paid over 1.5 million dollars to policy holders in claims.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Moors Seek Revenge After Defeat Near Casa Blanca
Reports from Tangier describe Arab tribes in Choquala shaken by a Moors defeat near Casa Blanca but vowing to seek vengeance. Moors sell captured Jews, arms smuggling persists near Cape Spartel, Mulai El Hafiq at Morocco City lacks followers to march to Yeo coast. Ottawa sends W. D. Scott to Vancouver to investigate Oriental immigration and deport potential public charges.
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Tangier
Morocco
Casa Blanca
Choquala
Cape Spartel
Mulai el Hafiq
Morocco City
Yeo Coast
Ottawa
Ont
W. D. Scott
Vancouver
Laurier
Massacre in Kishinef Sparks New Anti Jewish Outbreak
Braila Roumania reports an atrocity in Kishinef where organized bands killed and wounded many Jews and looted houses and shops. Estimates say eighty Jews died with panic spreading as residents flee toward the Pruth while frontier guards bar protection.
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Braila
Roumania
Kishinef
Kishinet
Pruth
Ready to Fight Cholera in Berlin Outbreak Measures
A Koenigschuette railway worker died under suspected cholera. Imperial health authorities prepare for all eventualities and have cholera detention houses ready in Berlin suburbs. Russia reports disquieting progress with 304 cases and 89 deaths in six provinces per the latest journal.
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Berlin
Koenigschuette
Russia
Jaroslav
Vratschebnnja Gazetta
Two Men Electrocuted by Storm in Greensburg
Two miners, Jesse Weaver and Louis W. Long of Arena, were killed while crossing a field during a severe storm in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Two others were seriously injured as lightning struck a heavy feed wire of the West Pennsylvania railway near a barbed wire fence, causing the cable to split.
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Greensburg
Jesse Weaver
Louis W. Long
Arena
West Pennsylvania Railway
Traveling Men’s Day Parade Scheduled for Friday
Friday marks the big traveling men’s day with over 200 uniformly dressed participants. The street parade will form on First Street West of Dakota Avenue, and Huron merchants are urged to prepare floats and be represented.
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First Street
Dakota Avenue
Races Draw Big Crowds at County Fair Grounds
Wednesday racing drew packed crowds at the fair grounds with spectators along the fences at both ends. In the Ladies' Running Race Purse of 50 dollars the entries were Happy Hooligan Sleepy Babe and Budget. Happy Hooligan ridden by Miss Dinneen won two firsts and a third in three heats with a 54 percent time. Sleepy Babe ridden by Miss Armstrong took second, Budget with Miss Hamilton finished third.
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Fair Grounds
Happy Hooligan
R. B. Mead
Minneapolis
Sleepy Babe
Rod. Hallett
Artesian
Budget
Joe Hiett
Rousseau
Miss Dinneen
Miss Armstrong
Miss Hamilton
Ada Mix Dominates 2:25 Trot For $400 Purse
Ada Mix driven by Geo. Cole of Brookings wins with three perfect heats in the 2:25 trot for a $400 purse. Genuine takes second, Ruby M. third.-time 2:21. Then 2:18 Pace open for $500 with Lothart by Ed Jones of Britton winning all heats and taking first. Coronet second, Pointer third, Bob Knibs fourth. time 2:48%
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Genuine
Chas. L. Moore
Omaha
Ada Mix
Geo. Cole
Brookings
Ruby M
W.H. Thompson
Marshall, Minn
Coronet
Ira J. Cree
Miller
Lothart
Ed. Jones
Britton
Bob Knibs
J. F. McCormack
Madison
Pointer
W. Braley
Sioux Falls
Pushing the Huron Gas Plant Progresses Rapidly
Work on the Huron gas plant proceeds at full speed with mains expected to be laid by mid November. About two miles of mains finished. tanks and office completed. piping orders ongoing for residences offices and stores. Applications are available for gas service for lighting or cooking.
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Huron
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Says Doctors
Catarrh is described as curable with Hyomei which kills germs and heals nasal and throat membranes. The text notes modern science no longer treats catarrh as a blood disease and mentions a money back guarantee from C. H. Longstaff if the remedy fails to meet its claims.
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Huron
C. H. Longstaff
Kidney health and cleansing remedy claim
A fragmented note touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as improving kidney function and blood impurity filtration, claiming it restores health. The text mixes general health notions with promotional language about the remedy.
Kann collection sale to Duveen Bros shocks Berlin art world
Berlin director general Wilhelm Bode said Rodolphe Kann feared his collection would be broken up or sold to English or American buyers before his death. A will was nearly drawn to prevent sale, but both Kann and the notary died. Reports say the Kann collection may go to the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art for about 5 million dollars. In Chicago, John W. Miller confessed to attempting to kill and rob a diamond broker, saying loan sharks drove him to crime.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Bode
Kann
Duveen Bros
Rodolphe Kann
Bode
Herrmann
Europe
New York Metropolitan
Chicago
John W. Miller
Edgar M. Crumb
Miller
Former State Senator Alonzo White Transferred for Crimin al Insanity
Alonzo White former Minnesota state senator from Duluth has been moved from Auburn prison to Dannemore state hospital for criminal insanity. He was serving a forgery sentence linked to a substantial loss at Fidelity Trust Company of Buffalo.
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New York
Alonzo Whiteman
Duluth
Auburn
State Hospital For
Dannemore
Fidelity Trust Company of
Buffalo
Whisky prices hit record high in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on the seventeenth, whisky reached a new peak at 1.34 dollars, rising two cents above prior quotations and marking the highest level ever known in the city.
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Cincinnati
Brief News Bits From The Week In Brief
John Schmidt of Brooklyn survived a 200 foot fall at Wee hawken New Jersey with only bruises. A virulent tetanus case at Williamsburg Hospital was cured with two other similar records. Frederick McNally longtime head of Rand McNally & Co. Chicago is dead after three weeks of nervous prostration. Peter Burger eleven NYC boy killed in a rifle play dispute with Herman Wehle fifteen. Chicago and Northwestern reports 68,878,900 gross earnings. expenses 53,138,300. net 15,740,600. US Navy contracts Welsh firms for 100000 tons coal to be delivered over 1908.
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John Schmidt
Brooklyn
Weehawken
N. J
Williamsburg
Frederick McNally
Rand, McNally & Co
Chicago
McNally
Peter Burger
New York City
Herman Wehle
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
United States Navy Department
Cardiff
Wales
London
Explosion at Equitable powder works kills man in East Alton
Fifteen thousand pounds of powder exploded at the Equitable powder works in East Alton two miles from Alton. Charles McGinnis was killed and Charles McGilson was left dazed with his mind temporarily gone. The blast shook Alton with houses trembled and windows rattled.
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Alton
Ill
Equitable Powder Works
East Alton
Here
Charles McGinnis
Charles McGilson
Irish-born designer William Fife chosen for Lipton yacht
Glasgow Scotland Sept 16 William Fife, provisionally commissioned to design Sir Thomas Lipton s new challenger for the America's Cup, worked on plans and models through the summer but could not finish them as no decision had been made on the rating rule governing the race.
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Glasgow
Scotland
William Fife
Sir Thomas Lipton
Business Leaders to Launch Gospel Campaign in Chicago
Chicago leaders announce a religious outreach to mobilize 2,000,000 residents. Rev. R. A. Torrey will head a campaign opening Sunday October 6 in a steam heated 5,000-seat tent at North Clark and Chestnut.
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Chicago
Forces of Evil
Tabernacle
North Clark and
Chestnut Streets
R. A. Torrey
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Huron Gas Plant
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WM. Tolmie
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Great Northern Railway
Huron Light and Power CO
Senate
John Breen
Walter Myers
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