Beadle County Commissioners Eye Exhibits and Bridges
Beadle county board met in Huron to approve tax sale abatements and claims, set levies for 1906, and authorize bridge work. A $100 Beadle exhibit appropriation for the South Dakota State Fair was approved if local funds are raised, with J H Miller handling settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher & Foster
Huron
Board of County Commissioners
Beadle County
J. H. Miller
Jno
H. Miller
L. C. Burney
Bridge Orders and Local Expenditures from Sand Creek District
The board reconvened and ordered bridges built at multiple town blocks, including a bridge between Sections 20 and 21 and another between Sections 7 and 18 in Banner township. Accounts show July and August fees totaling $253.55 and various small expenditures for jail repairs, court house, poor farm, supplies, and stenographic services. Commissioner Borah was named to inspect a bridge site to determine height and location.
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Renner
Justice Court
Eanewe P
Hane Nneenee
Sand Creek
Banner Township
Wm. Miller
A. Chamberlain
B. Alford
Taylor
NTI
EB. Young
E. B. Taylor
Connie
Court House
Ae AO
Borah
Wa Company
County finances annual statement for year ending June 30 1906
Sherewth submits to the Board of County Commissioners the annual financial report for the fiscal year ending June 30 1906. It itemizes receipts and disbursements across funds including County General Bond Interest and Sinking Bridge Insane County School and Special Salary, and provides warrants issued on those funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceeeenee Sheesseneene Aebeners Seer
Ees
O’kane
Elch Company
Wm. Miller
Isvccen
Chemical Company
Ce Asessessreets
Seeme
Altoona Independent School
al- Independent School District
Mty General Fund
Rowley
DuBois
Mitchell
N & Oe
Moore
Ward
Holbrook
Sds
Chamberlain
O M Kelley
Young
Medbery
Ee Rat
Register of Deeds
Epee
de A. Chamberlain
A. Kelley
E. Toons
W.C. Medbery
Eptember
Treasurer’s Commission
Aten Een En Annecene Seneres
Institute
Bnee
Ordr Saicda Haindy Seistignt
Cei Sordinulscp
County General Fund
Pena Rare Eee
Grifiaupubas
Wwe
OB Isin
Rene Errneee
Ala Taarcabie
Wmrreedt
Jay
Huron
Board of County Commissioners
iGentlemen
L. C. Burney
Peaceful Mexican Holiday Parade in Monterey Report
Consul General Hanna wires from Monterey Mexico that the Mexican national holiday was celebrated by thousands of Mexicans Ames and foreigners in an orderly manner despite prior revolution rumors. General Reyes speech drew enthusiastic reception and the event proceeded with patriotism and goodwill toward foreigners.
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Washington
Hanna
Monterey
Mex
United States
Reyes
Two Die in Electric Car Collision on San Francisco Hills
A crash at Turk and Devisadero streets injured many as an east bound Ellis street car sliding downhill hit a west bound Eddy street car turning from Turk. Two people died, three were seriously hurt, five minor injuries and numerous bruises reported. The cars carried numerous beachgoers headed for the shore.
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San Francisco
Turk and
Devisadero Streets
Ellis Street
Devisadero
Eddy Street
Turk
Stickney Opposes Delay In Elevator Rebating Case
Interstate Commerce Commission reopens the Peavy elevator dispute with Chicago Great Western backed by Stickney protesting further delay. The case names Union Pacific, Peavy Elevator and Transmississippi Elevator with alleged rebates and grain business monopoly along the rail line from Omaha to Kansas City. Other petitioners include Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Stickney
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Peavy Elevator Company
Transmississippi Elevator Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Omaha
Kansas City
Severance
Great Western Road
Baldwin
Union Pacific
Derailment injures fourteen on Missouri River flyer near Kinsley
The Missouri River flyer derailed three miles west of Kinsley Kansas due to a soft track with water on the roadbed. A baggage car coach and chair car left the rails and overturned. Fourteen passengers sustained non fatal injuries as the train, ten hours late, moved slowly at the time.
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Topeka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Kinsley
No Agreement Likely Cuban Factions Split Over Taft Arrival
Havana reports that Cuban government and insurgents cannot reach a peace deal before Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon arrive. Moderates and Liberals resist large concessions as factions prepare for possible US mediation. Rebel leaders appoint Guerra and del Castillo as major generals with other brigadiers named. Congressman Chibas volunteers to resign if it aids peace. Juan Gualberto Gomez cited as real head of the revolution.
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Havana
Taft
Bacon
el Cano
General del Castillo
United States
Cuba
Pino Guerra
Loynaz del Castillo
Albert
Aronciba
Guas
Chibas
Santiago
Funston Expected in Washington. awaits Taft's orders
General Frederick Funston travels from Spring Lake to Washington and is due by Sept 20. He may accompany Secretary Taft to Cuba if Taft desires, but for now he will await further instructions upon arrival.
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Washington
Frederick Funston
Spring Lake
Wash
Funston
Taft
Bacon
Cuba
Palma
Navy readies for any emergency in Cuba amid no new orders
The navy department accelerates preparations for possible Cuban emergencies. No ships have been dispatched. Minneapolis and Newark are on rush readiness. Battleships unlikely for now, while Virginia New Jersey and Louisiana undergo shaking down and can be wired for quick deployment if needed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Cuba
Cuban
Minneapolis
Newark
Virginia
New Jersey
Louisiana
Insurgent Leaders Suspend Hostilities in Cuba Talks
Havana reports insurgent chiefs Marquetti and Carillo withdraw from Guana y and agree to a suspension of hostilities during peace negotiations. Other insurgent leaders similarly signal restraint as talks begin.
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Havana
Marquetti
Carillo
Guana °Y
First Fighting Reported Near Santiago Province
Word from Havana reports the first clash in Santiago province as four hundred rebels under Colonel Dubois meet rural guards at La Maya. Result of the engagement is not yet known.
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Havana
Santiago
Dubois
la Maya
Wabash Workers Strike For Higher Wages In Springfield
Boilermakers and machinists at the Wabash railroad shops walked off the job in Springfield on Sept 18 demanding higher pay. Current rates 28 to 30 cents an hour, they seek 35 cents. About 300 to 400 men participate.
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Springfield
Wabash Railroad
Desperate Conditions Reported in Santa Clara Cuba
A private cablegram from Cuba says Santa Clara province is desperate as insurgents threaten Soledad estate buildings. Marines from the gunboat Marietta saved the property, amid 2000 workers on the estate and widespread southern shortages and transport suspensions.
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Jenror
Clara
Boston
E. F. Atkins
Cuba
Santa Clara
Soledad Estate
Marietta
Soledad
Atkins
Washington
Cienfuegos
U S Offers Protection to British Interests in Cuba Rev.
The state department answered an inquiry stating that to protect American interests in Cuba during the revolution the United States will extend protection as far as possible to British interests and property as well.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
State Department
Taft Mission Brings Suspension of Hostilities in Cuba
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon head to Havana where both sides in Cuba's conflict agree to suspend operations while peace talks are prepared. President Palma issues a proclamation halting active fighting except in self defense, and Sleeper notes insurgents will pause to await the Taft Bacon discussions.
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Washington
Taft
Cuba
Bacon
Havana
State Department
Sleeper
Palma
Secretary Root Leaves Peru After Warm Welcome
Secretary Root impressed Peruvian society during a brief stay in Lima and Callao. Over 300 prominent figures gathered at the wharf to bid him farewell as ships in the harbor saluted. The Charleston sailed for Panama with the Viva Peru cry echoing from the deck.
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Lima
Peru
Root
Callao
Prado
Secretary Root
Charleston
Panama
Great loss by flood and wrecks near Sioux City
Storms Saturday night and Sunday washed out twenty five miles of railroad within fifty miles of Sioux City. Thousands of acres of grain and corn were destroyed and many buildings damaged. At Pender Nebraska eight year old Willie Warren drowned as his parents attempted to hitch their team. Estimated metal damage around one million dollars.
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Sioux City
Pender
Neb
Willie Warren
Charles Warren
Kansas
Officials Plead Guilty in Rebating Case
In New York on September 18 counsel for the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company led by F B Pomeroy general traffic manager and Nathan Guilford vice president appeared in the United States circuit court and pleaded guilty to an indictment charging rebating.
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New York
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Pomeroy
Nathan Guilford
United States Circuit
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Commissioners
the Board of County Commissioners of
Wm. M. Ruggles
A. B. Barnes
Jac. H. Miller
Chas
H. Ray
Ileen
Jas. J. Borah
Chas. H. Ray
Jne H. Miller
J. L. Foxton
Board of Health
Iowa Bridge Co
Stephens Hammond Co
F. W. Bentley
J. D. Bruce
Icv
John Longstaff
C. A. Blake
H. J. Ward
State Board of Equalization
County Bridge
Ray and
Miller
Conan A
M. Welch Co
Register of MN
Ooo Cogs
Hs Cee
M. Hhaveg Co
Scott
Davis
di Anderson
Santa Fe Flyer
General Funston
Santiago Province
Iowa
Nebraska
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