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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
2
Tornado Rips Zephyr Texas Killing Thirty-Two
A Texas tornado struck Zephyr in Brown county at 1 am on Sunday leaving a deadly path. Thirty-two dead and about fifty injured, with many others in shock as homes and businesses were destroyed and a fire raged in a blocked block. A Santa Fe special train carried nine surgeons and Brownwood volunteers to aid victims. Dozens sought shelter in cellars to escape the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephyr
Brown County
Tex
Brownwood
Santa Fe
Death claims noted citizen Ex-Gov Crittenden
Ex Governor of Missouri 77 dies at Kansas City after apoplexy stroke at a ball game. Born in Kentucky he studied at Centre College with Breckinridge and Brown, formed a law partnership with Francis Cockrell, later U.S. senator, served as Missouri governor in 1878 and was once consul general to Mexico under Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden
Kansas City
Mr. Crittenden
Selby County
Center College
Danville
Adam God Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
James Sharp known as Adam God was found guilty of second degree murder in the Kansas City riot that killed Policeman Michael Mullane. He received a twenty five year sentence. his wife Melissa faces a separate murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Adam God
Michael Mullane
Kansas City
Sharp
Melissa
Three Men Killed In Railroad Crash Near Mobile
Three men were killed and one seriously injured when an extra freight and caboose of the Mobile and Ohio railroad collided with a washout about a mile north of Mobile after leaving the city around 4 20 Saturday afternoon. The wreck occurred on the line of the Mobile Jackson and Kansas City Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotes
Saturday quotations from the Sioux City live stock market show beeves selling from 5.75 to 7.00 per hundredweight and top hogs at 7.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
157 Civil War Soldiers Reinterred at Fort Brown
The remains of 157 soldiers loyal to Gen. Zachary Taylor were found among Isabell Texas earthworks after rains exposed bones and buttons. They were buried in the national cemetery at Fort Brown Texas on Saturday following an investigative search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Isabell
Tex
National Cemetery
Fort Brown
United States Army
Mail Robbery Case Tied to Brown Park Attic Discovery
Police connect Overland Limited robbery near Omaha to three suspects arrested Friday night near Brown Park school. Eight mail sacks and jewelry were found in the attic. letters showed tampering and valuables removed. Authorities believe arrests of Woods, Gordon, and Tortensen justify a conviction and seek confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Omaha City
Brown Park School
South Omaha
Secret Service
Nora Freeman
Post Office
Woods
Gordon
Tortensen
Briggs
Texas Mob Slays Prisoner at Abilene Jail Lynching
A Taylor County mob stormed the Abilene jail at 1 a.m. demanding Tom Barnett who had just been convicted of murder. When barred by the jailer the mob forced no doors and shot Barnett inside his cell after an hour of attempts, with little public disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Abilene
Tex
Tom Barnett
Alexander Sears
Fire on Freight Steamer Coquitlam Claims One Life
A blaze aboard the coasting freight steamer Coquitlam thursday in the Gulf of Georgia from Vancouver B C left one man dead and four others badly injured. The fire broke out with only two engine room workers present Second Engineer Black and Fireman Larson. Larson died after being burned as Black risked his life to rescue him. Second Mate Watts and two Japanese firemen suffered severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquitlam
Gulf of Georgia
Vancouver
B. C
Black
Larson
Watts
Armed Robbers Hit NYC Restaurant on Seventh Avenue
Four masked men invaded a restaurant at 4444 Seventh Avenue New York on Friday and held up twenty customers. One guarded the door another covered the cashier with a revolver while two more robbed the customers before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Avenue
New York
Aeroplane Craze Sweeps War Era Markets
More than 80 orders for airships are held by the Wright brothers for use in the United States. An inquiry from Iceland asks the price of delivering an aeroplane and providing an instructor to that island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United
Wright Brothers
Iceland
Old Sea Captain Capt. David F. Edwards Dies at 90
Captain David F. Edwards, 90, longtime builder of lake vessels, died in Toledo Ohio on Friday. Earlier in his career he served as ship's carpenter aboard the warship Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Edwards
Toledo
Edwards
Man Claims Jesse James Link Surrenders in Sandusky
Harry Robinson surrendered to Sheriff Reuter at Sandusky Ohio on Thursday claiming ties to the Jesse James gang and stating he is wanted in Chicago for bank robbery and burglary. He gave 10 crime details but said Chicago police know his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robinson
Jesse James
Chicago
Sandusky, C
Reuter
Robinson
Indictments Charge Haskell With Town Lot Fraud
United States grand jury returned indictments against Gov. Charles N. Haskell and five associates for obtaining Muskogee town lots by illegal means. Bond set at 5000 for each defendant. trials not yet scheduled. Haskell says investigations show government bias and vows the truth will emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee, Okla
United States Grand Jury
Charles N. Haskell
F. B. Severs
W. T. Hutchins
C.W. Turner
A. Z. English
W. R. Ea
Muskogee
Gov. Haskell
Tulsa
Ohio
Gov
Haskell
Secret Service
Grand Jury
Washington
Oklahoma
Groom Held For Murder After Wednesday Wedding
Roland Rich of Bay City Michigan 23 was arraigned on a murder charge for killing his 70 year old grandmother Christine Corgeon. He pled not guilty and was jailed for examination after reporting the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Layser
Roland Rich
Bay City
Mich
Christine Corgeon
Bluefields Banana Dispute Draws Knox Attention
Secretary Knox closely watches Bluefields Nicaragua conflict over fruit pricing and river navigation amid banana planters protests against the Bluefields Steamship Company of New Orleans. Officials seek full hearings as living costs rise and trade stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Bluefileds
Nicaragua
Middle West
Bluefields
Bluefields Steamship Company
New Orleans
Steamship Company
Taft Draws Sauerkraut Barrel at Sandusky Elks Fair
President Taft drew a barrel of sauerkraut worth $3 at the Elks fair in Sandusky Ohio on Wednesday night. The prize was presented by William H. Reinhart president of the Perry Victory and international Congenial peace commission who was in Washington recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Sandusky, O
William H. Reinhart
Perry Victory
Washington
Dalton Mich Forest Fire Destroys Mill and Lumber Yard
A spark from a railroad engine started a destructive forest fire Wednesday night in Dalton Michigan. The blaze wiped out a large portion of the village along with 900 feet of lumber and a big mill. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Mich
Boiler explosion kills two at Tilton Arkansas
J Slocum and his brother R L Slocum died in a Tilton Arkansas boiler blast. Three other men were seriously injured in the same incident, authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Slocum
R. L Slocum
Tilton Ark
Dakota Railroad Board Orders a Reduction in Express Rates
South Dakota state railroad commissioners met in Sioux Falls with W. G. Smith George Rice F. C. Robinson W. H. Stanley and P. W. Dougherty. They discussed a 20 percent cut in express rates statewide to take effect July 1 and adopted a new accident reporting form. Maj Israel C. Greene aged 85 died near Mitchell after a long service including a claim on government land and a landmark pre Civil War capture of John Brown at Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Commission
Sioux Falls
W. G. Smith
Sturgis
George Rice
Flandreau
F. C. Robinson
Groton
W. H. Stanley
P. W. Dougherty
Dell Rapids
South Dakota
American
Adams
Great Northern Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Israel C. Greene
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Mitchell
Maj. Green
Maj. Greene
Plattsburg
N. Y
Brookings County Auditor Salary Law Upheld by State Supreme Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirms Judge Marquis and sustains the Brookings County auditors salary of 1500 dollars a year. The case against County Auditor P. J. Murphy and ex Auditor John Alton involved back pay and back salary totaling 600 dollars and over two lawsuits. The ruling ends a statewide dispute that drew wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Marquis
Brookings County
P. J. Murphy
John Alton
Brookings
Murphy
Olaf Eidem
Alton
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Eidem
Armour Man Drowns During Lake Andes Outing
Arthur Robinson of Armour drowned during a Lake Andes fishing trip. His companions Miss Alice Harrington May Harrington and Joe Harrington, all from Armour or Douglas county, witnessed a capsized boat. Joe Harrington saved his sister but could not rescue Robinson, possibly entangled in sails or lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Andes
Arthur Robinson
Armour
Alice Harrington
May Harrington
Douglas County
Joe Harrington
Mr. Robinson
Harrington
Robinson
Sham Battle Ends In Draw Between Pierre And Highmore Militia
A sham battle near Pierre north grounds pit Pierre militia against Highmore forces. Col. Frost called the result a draw as time ran out with Highmore defending a wagon train near the bluff and Pierre attempting a surprise attack. Ground was rough and troops recalled before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Bull injures driver in wagon collision
John Mulder of Harrison was driving a wagon with a bull loaded on the wagon when the bull became agitated and overthrew Mulder and the seat onto the horses and ground. Mulder sustained a broken arm and several bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulder
Harrison
Mulder
Flax Boom Prospects In Faulk County 1909
About 20 000 acres of flax will be sown by Faulk county farmers this year. Thirty steam breaking rigs with twelve plows each operate in the county alongside horse power. Thomas Mitchell owns two rigs and recently broke 100 acres in about three hours over two days on a nearby quarter. At 15 bushels per acre, Faulk county could yield about 500 000 bushels, worth roughly $500 000, giving farmers funds to weather hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulk County
Court House
Faulkton
Thomas Mitchell
Two Mitchell Women To Wed Abroad In Missionary Tie
Miss Clara Hathaway and Miss Ethel Shepherd of Mitchell will wed in foreign lands. Hathaway sails to India in June to marry Harry Weeks, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate now in Methodist missionary work. Shepherd sails to Concepcion Chile to marry Walter Carhart, with Fred James joining as minister after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
India
Chile
Clara Hathaway
Ethel Shepherd
Mertie Sheeks
Carhart
Miss Hathaway
Harry H. Weeks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Shepherd
Concepcion
Walter Carhart
Dakota Wesleyan University
Fred James
James
Gregory votes to build high school with bonds
In a special election Gregory town approved issuing 20000 dollars in bonds 15000 for a new high school and 5000 to refund existing bonds by unanimous vote. Growth demands a larger facility and the new school is planned for occupancy by January 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Death of Lyman rancher’s son in rope accident
David Whalen, a young son of a prominent Lyman County rancher, died after becoming entangled in a rope in the Schmitt corral. He could not free himself before the rope tightened, causing fatal internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman County
David Whalen
Schmitt Corral
Woman Injured by Corn Sheller Accident Near Beresford
Mrs. Michael O Connor living several miles south of Beresford suffered a broken limb and serious injuries when her skirts became entangled in the rotating rod of a corn sheller. The machine was halted as quickly as possible but her clothes were nearly stripped from her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Connor
Beresford
O'Connor
First State Bank of Morristown Records Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation filed for the First State Bank of Morristown Carson County with a capital of 10 000 Incorporators W L Hale F R Ginther G R Schmalie all of Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
Morristown
Carson County
W. L. Hale
F. R. Ginther
G. R. Schmalie
Lemmon
Not Guilty Verdict in Sturgis Murder Case
The jury found Emerson Eichler not guilty of the murder of Henry Bohnsack in Sturgis after deliberating from Wednesday afternoon until Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Eichler
Henry Bohnsack
Sturgis
Muller Reappointed as Bankruptcy Referee in SD
Judge Carland reappoints Henry A. Muller as referee in bankruptcy for the southern district of South Dakota based in Sioux Falls. The action formalizes Muller's continuing role overseeing bankruptcy matters in the region under federal court authority.
Free Lumber Battle Marks Tariff Debate In Senate
The Senate rejected McCumber's free lumber amendment 25 to 56 as party lines broke. Dolliver surprised by opposing free lumber though backing reduced Dingley rates. Borah Heyburn pressed high duties while Clapp Burkett argued Canada can match US production. Root urged dress lumber differential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Root
Heyburn
Borah
Dolliver
Clapp
Burkett
McCumber
Borah and
Idaho
Canada
United States
Torch Fire at Kentucky School Commencement
Five children were burned in Central City Kentucky after candles set their white muslin dresses aflame during a school commencement. Audience shifted from celebration to rescue as men covered the flames with coats preventing worse injuries. Dorothy Clay caused the fire inadvertently when her candle dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Boyd
Central City
Dorothy Clay
Dorothy
Fight for the Pennants Standing of Clubs in Leagues
The article outlines current standings in the major baseball leagues with leading teams and key clubs competing for pennants. It tracks positions, win losses, and upcoming matchups shaping the race to the title.
Fire Claims Man and Three Children in Eldon Blow
A 75 year old veteran John Carter and his granddaughter Lela Shaw's three children perished in a blaze that destroyed the Shaw home at Eldon Iowa. Mrs Shaw worked nights at a restaurant and left the children with their grandfather. The fire was caused by a lamp overturned during a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
Lela Shaw
Shaw
Eldon
Iowa
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